Professor Kerlin Accepts English Chair in Texas
Till go to Texas Prof R T Kerlin has accepted the chair of English Literature at South Western University Georgetown Texas. He has filled the chair at MVC with great credit for years and will receive a salary of fifteen hundred dollars annually. Prof Kerlin is the author of several books and is at present working on a church history. He will be greatly missed by Mires Mary Black who played Ophelia in the social and literary scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ‘T. Kerlin
M VC
South Western University
Georgetown
Texas
Kerlin
Mires
Mary Black
Ophelia
Miss Esma Reynolds Hosts Evening of Entertainment
Miss Esma Reynolds and sister Mrs Robert Reynolds hosted a dinner and evening gathering at the Odell avenue home for Misses Martha Rea Pet Parrish Agnes Langan Emily Ellen Black Larue Campbell Kate Mc Bride Dora Leonard and Miss Helen Williams of California Mo The gentlemen guests included Charles Chapline Cas Maver Harry Wilson Warren Calvert Robert Mauden Theodore Mayer Abner Gore Robert Ward Devere Jackson Martin Lyons and Minor Cooper Delicious refreshments were served Sunday in June and a tent committee was named with Rev J F Kemper chairing the tent effort and Hayden Calvert handling tent setup committees on finance ushers and church liaison named from local churches indicating a formal social event likely with planning for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rea
Pet Parrish
Agnes Langan
Emily
Ellen Black
Larue Campbell
Kate McBride
Dora Leonard
Helen Williams
California
Esma
Robert Reynolds
Charles Chapline
Cas Maver
Harry Wilson
Warren Calvert
Robert Mauden
Theodore Mayer
Abner Gore
Robert Ward
Devere Jackson
Martin Lyons
Minor Cooper
Missouri Maid of Honor Recalls Confederate Reunion Parade
Miss Clarah Brown, Missouri maid of honor, describes the royal entertainment at the Memphis Tennessee Confederate Reunion. The Missouri division was led by Miss Suzanna Roberts of Springfield Col Hay of Sedalia Miss Clarab Brown of Marshall and Gen Bull of St Louis in the parade carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarah Brown
Missouri
Memphis
Tennessee
Suzanna Roberts
Springfield
Col. Hay
Sedalia
Clarab Brown
Marshall
Gen. Bull
St. Louis
Plans for Wharton Tent Meetings Begin Soon
The Ministers Alliance met Monday at nine o'clock to finalize plans for the tent meeting set to begin on the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
The
Ministers Alliance
A Day in the Woods with the Leonard Family
Mr and Mrs Abie Leonard hosted a day in Wilton Springs for family and guests on Tuesday. They altered plans from White s Inland due to threatening weather and enjoyed shaded woods water and a short pleasant drive from town. The party included Mr and Mrs Paul B Moore their children Mrs Wilbur Johnson and son Wilbur Margarite Joseph and Speed Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abie Leonard
Wilton Springs
White's
Wilton
Paul B. Moore
Wilbur Johnson
Wilbur
Margarite
Joseph
Speed Leonard
Deputy Constable Appointed in Marshall Township
C C Gouldin of Blosser was sworn in as deputy constable of Marshall township on Monday in a local ceremony. The action formalizes Gouldin's duties within the township police structure and follows standard municipal procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Gouldin
Blosser
Marshall Township
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Odell Avenue
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