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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1901

Page

14

Marshall social reception charms town at Colvert Chapline home

A Tuesday reception hosted by Mesdames James Colvert and Schooling Chapline on English avenue drew Marshall’s social circle. Guests enjoyed vine-decorated rooms, musical performances by Chapline and Calvert, vocal and instrumental numbers, and a grand 6 pm supper for over one hundred. Out-of-town visitors included Mrs. Paul B. Moore and Mrs. Wilbur Johnson.

Marshall Mesdames James Colvert Schooling Chapline English Avenue Mesdaumes Chapline Calvert Mesd Charles Chapline Warren Calvert T M Rainey Emilie Mayer Paul B. Moore St. Charles Wilbur Johnson Boonville

Alma social event at Goodwin home hosts Marshall guests

The Goodwin residence in Alma opened Wednesday for a daylong party for Marshall ladies. They traveled by morning train and enjoyed an elegant four course breakfast lunch games music and a social afternoon culminating in an elaborate dinner.

J. G. Goodwin Alma Marshall Goodwin

Junior Baptist YPU Social Delights Local Children

The Junior Baptist Young People's Union held a social Friday evening from 6 to 9 at J. F. McCurdy's East Wood home, enjoyed by about 50 youngsters. Miss Nannie Walker leads weekly meetings, instructing on suitable topics, as strawberry ice cream and cake refreshments accompanied piano music by Laura Brice, Margaret Leonard, and others.

Junior Baptist Young People's Union J. F. McCurdy Eastwood Nannie Walker Laura Brice Margaret Leonard

James Welsh Paralyzed After Stroke at Mt Leonard

James Welsh a prominent Mt Leonard man suffered a stroke Saturday about five PM and has been in critical condition with paralysis on his left side. His daughter Mrs Joseph Hamill left for her father's bedside and her husband Joseph Hamill rushed home from Beaumont, Texas upon notification. Dr J B Wood confirms the seriousness of his condition.

James Welsh

School Board Reappoints Superintendent for Coming Year

The School Board met Monday night and transacted routine business. Prof. T. B. Spencer was re elected as superintendent of the public schools. The board members present were Dr. Ed Sharp D. D. Duggins Jake Van Dyke R. B. Holloway Harvey Tucker and W. S. Newell.

T. B. Spencer Ed Sharp D. D. Duggins Jake van Dyke R. B., Holloway Harvey Tucker W. S. Newell

Teachers Entertained by Col and Mrs James Gordon

Col and Mrs James Gordon entertained the Christian Sunday school teachers and a few friends Saturday evening in an informal affair. Mr W E Woodson of St Joe, a former Sabbath school teacher, attended and delighted guests with music. Refreshments of strawberries ice cream and cake were served. Guests included W E Woodson Dr J W Carter Rev B T Wharton Dr Holland Mr and Mrs Knight Mrs Bettie Noble and Miss Louise Noble Mr and Mia R E Holloway Mrs Vanstone Miss May Ellis May Gilpin Ella Goodson Florence Woodson and mother Miss Aldulah McCulloh.

James Gordon Christian Sunday School W. E. Woodson St. Joe J. W. Carter B. T. Wharton Holland Knight Bettie Noble Louise Noble Mia R. E. Holloway Vanstone May Ellis May Gilpin Ella Goodson Florence Woodson Aldulah McCulloh

Bridal Party Entertained in Marshall Dinner

Mrs. R. B. Eubank hosted bridal couple James Milner of Denver and Annie Fishback of Marshall at a Monday evening dinner. Guests included Mrs. Fishback, Clarence and Harry Fishback, Rev. B. T. Wharton, Mrs. Emily Mitchell, N. C. Bishop, John Eubank and daughter, and Preston Eubank of Slater.

R. B. Eubank East Arrow Street James Milner Denver Annie Fishback Eubank Marshall Fishback Clarence Fishback Ilinois Harry Fishback B. T. Wharton Emily Mitchell Kansas City N. C Bishop John Eubank Preston Eubank Slater

Miss Elizabeth Wittaker Named Louisiana Principal

Miss Elizabeth Wittaker of Marshall Missouri was elected principal of the Louisiana public schools for the ensuing year. This marks her third appointed position in Louisiana schools since she came from Marshall where she taught sixth and seventh grades for ten years before advancing to the principalship of the west building.

Globe Democrat Elizabeth Wittaker Marshall, Mo Louisiana Public Schools Miss Whittaker Louisiana Marshall West Building

Resignation of Marshall English Teacher Miss Whitaker

Miss Whitaker, who has taught English for two years, has not yet offered resignation to the Marshall school board. Reports say she may accept a higher salary elsewhere, a sum the board cannot match. Her departure would be deeply regretted by the board and city patrons for her accomplishment and progressive teaching.

Marshall

Memorial Service of Marshall Lodge 159

The Odd Fellows in Marshall Lodge No. 159 hold a memorial and decoration service Sunday afternoon June 16 at 2 30 in the M E church South. Hon T P Rixey of Jonesburg Mo past grand master and former state labor commissioner will deliver the memorial address. All Odd Fellows in the county are invited to meet at I O O F Hall at 2 to march to the church and then to the cemetery to decorate twenty graves.

Odd Fellows Marshall Lodge No. 159 M. E. Church South T. P. Rixey Jonesburg Rixey Order Stephens I. O. O. F. Hall

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Colvert-Chapline Entertainment Mesdames R E. L. Smith C. Goodwin H. H. Downing D. C. Gore S W. Armentrom A. A. McBride C. M. Buckner William Pate May Orear B. Y . U. Social Jefferson City VIA Missouri Pacific
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