Notable Travels And Local Visits Across States
Mr and Mrs Amos Roberts and daughter Marie Norton visited Tulsa after two weeks with relatives in Illinois and Arkansas. Other travelers included Mrs Laura Meeker of Durham Ark and David Hills family returning to Tulsa. A rural carrier from this office Mr Kennedy earned top votes to attend the national convention in Peoria Ill. and stayed with Mr and Mrs G J McCune at Greenville. Miss Kathryn Bennett visits Detroit and Royal Mann joins Mrs H A Wilson in Charleston. Clyde Reeds Leo Bell and Ted Newlin plan a southern motor tour lasting weeks.
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Amos Roberts
Marie Norton
Tulsa
Okla
Laura Meeker
Durham, Ark
Otis Roberts
David Hills
Denzil
Rosa Delp
Prudence Delp
Avon Park
Kankakee
Olin Hills
Herman Hills
Albert Pearman
Althea
Edward Voigt
Linden Lippencott
A. Kennedy
Rural Carrier Association
Centralia
Peoria
Ill
Kennedy
Ilnois
G. J. McCune
Greenville
Kathryn Bennett
Don Bennett
Detroit
Mich
E. W. Mann
Royal
H. A. Wilson
Charleston
Clyde Reeds
Leo Bell
Ted Newlin
Mrs Fairy Smith Returns From Charleston Hospital
Mrs Fairy Smith came home last Thursday from Charleston hospital after a donor operation. She is convalescing slowly and hopes to be up soon. A group including Nat Fitzjarrald Rosa Marrs and Joe Fitzjarrald traveled through Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas and Missouri reporting a pleasant motor trip and visiting Nat’s Arkansas uncle. In Ohio Sylvan Perisho hosted dinner for several guests from Chrisman Georgetown Springfield and Dayton while Frank Bloodworth’s group attended Myers pension at Dietrich, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairy Smith
Charleston
Nat Fitzjarrald
Rosa Marrs
Kansas
Joe Fitzjarrald
Arthur
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Misouri
Sylvan Perisho
Margaret
Beulah Keither
Marian Kirk
Chrisman
Gari Readenour
Georgetown
Chas Woodard
Alvin Beker
Fader
Springfield
Ohio
Murry
Dayton
Frank Bloodworth
Dietrich, mL
Social visits and celebrations in Spiketown Paris and nearby towns
Mrs Maggie Miller and son Alvin of Spiketown visited Henry Miller and family. G Hollenbeck and family and George Graham and family visited Pete Clough and family at Darwin. Ben and Elsie Strohm of Avon with Adelia Higginbotham and Opal Higginbotham and son dined with Mrs Hattie Blizzard and family. Margaret Hollenbeck hosted about 30 friends at a pound party. Arthur Scarlett and family of Lafay ette Frank Coombes and wife of West Union and Riley Farr and family of Paris visited Hattie Blizzard. Kit Cartright birthday helpers included numerous Paris area families. George Johnson and family of Clarksville visited Ed Burger and family over Sunday.
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Maggie Miller
Alvin
Spiketown
Henry Miller
Cr. G. Hollenbeck
George Graham
Pete Clough
Darwin
Ben and Elsie Strohm
Avon
Adelia Higginbotham
Opal Higginbotham
Hattie Blizzard
Margaret Hollenbeck
Arthur Scarlett
Lafayette
Frank Coombes
West Union
Riley Farr
Paris
Kit Cartright
Arthur Cunningham
Grand Turn
Allen Cunningham
Clifford Cunningham
Austin Newman
Harold Burton
Henry Warner
Collett Wolfe
Frank Gordon
Jeff Gosnell
Sinner Trover
John Shick
George Johnson
Clarksville
Ed Burger
West York Socials Report Vacation Travels and Visits
Miss Lucille Rains of Chicago returns home from vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Chas E Rains. Her brother takes her to Terre Haute to catch a train. Mrs R L Bell spends weekend in Paris visiting neighbors and attending a chautauqua. The Lindleys and Maurice drive to Chicago to visit their daughter. Mr Wilbur Edbolm and Miss Mary Helen Lindley return home. Mrs Martin Newlin hosts Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs W H Piety and Mrs Victoria Chadwick and Mrs W F Ingercell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Rains
Chicago
Chas. E. Rains
Terre Haute
R. L.bell
Paris
Jay Harrington
Mise Cecil Bell
James Lindley
Maurice
Wilbur Edbolm
Mies
Helen Lindley
Martin
Newlin
End
W. H. Piety
Victoria Chadwick
West Unice End
W. F. Ingercell
Eden Palia
Emma Brosman
Claude
Martinsville
Webster Tuttle
W. F. Ingersoll
Indianapolis
Martin Newlin
Mack Bruner
Rockville
Ind
Local Visitors Attend Week's Gatherings Across Towns
Mrs. Cora Little and two sons from Hillsboro visit Mrs. Carrie Nidey in Buckeye Valley. Mrs. Gertrude Brandenburg of Mattoon and Mrs. Emma Burson of Paris visit relatives in nearby communities. Smith family connections and church notices accompany a weekend of travel and a sermon by Eld. F. W. Adamson of Farmersburg.
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Cora Little
Hillsboro
Gertrude Brandenburg
Mattoon
Emma Burson
George
Paris
Carrie Nidey
Adam Cullop
James Ormiston
Wm. Harrison
Hutsonville
United Brethren I B Sipes Pastor Service Schedule
Marshall Sunday school 9 30 a m preaching 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m Friendship Christian Endeavor 7 00 p m Preaching service following Centenary Sunday school 9 30 a m Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m
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United Brethren
I. B. Sipes
Methodist Howard Leach Pastor Leads Morning Worship
Morning worship at 10 45 led by Pastor Howard Leach. theme Follow Me To Humanity. Special music featured. No evening service. August schedule notes.
Thoughtful tribute for Today on friendship and duty
A Quotation from Plutarch notes praise and critique as a friend’s duty. It emphasizes that commendation and rebuke alike reflect character. The message casts friendship as a balance of honesty and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutarch
Coconut Tree Yields 80 to 100 Fruits Annually
A coconut tree is reported to produce between 80 and 100 coconuts each year. The fruit is consumed when ripe as well as unripe, indicating multiple stages of harvest and use.
Benite Muar Memory Tapes Highlight Te Preserve
A fragment mentions Benite Muar associated with memory tapes and preservation efforts. The note hints at archival focus and governance, but details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benite Muar
Fragmented Self Stories and Colorful Anecdotes Talk
A fragmented reflection cites the urge to color our own stories to seem more important. The piece recalls how individuals picture themselves differently when alone, shaping how they tell truths about who they are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thyra S
Smart Sot
Beetle Invasion Halts Services At Scotch Church Georgetown
Congregation members forced to use fans in the Scotch church during a heated season while black beetles swarmed the building in the wet season. Officials removed the insects with brushes and shovels, ending services temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Church
Georgetown
Solomon and King Solomon's Color Debate
A fragment argues there is no basis for the claim Solomon was a Negro stating King Solomon was a colored man. It links racial theories to the Abyssinian royal lineage and a traditional descent claim from Solomon and the queen of Sheba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Shehu
Pittcng cu csument.
The text appears garbled with unclear names and events. It does not provide a coherent news item, person, or organization to summarize into a valid article card.
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Sdnhee
Morton
Burdsall
Cooper Farm
Darwin Road
Cooper Chaple
Dan Milburn
Marshall
Boston
Martinsville Planet
West York
Howard Leach
Geed Mem
Litle
Kesler
Gooditch Company
Silvertown
Kirchner
Chas. Kirchner
Roddie Itinintiiniiininti
Marshall Herald
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