Death of Mrs. Alice M. Strother in Kansas City
Mrs. Alice M. Strother wife of G W Strother and daughter of Mr. and Mrs W S Newell of this city died Friday night June 7th in Kansas City after treatment by a specialist. She was 28 years 6 months and 6 days old and left a husband two children a father mother and two brothers. Funeral was held Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Lehr of the First M E church. Burial at Ridge Park. The Republican extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Strother
G. W. Strother
W. S. Newell
Kansas City
Earth
Newell Wallace
Grace Elizabeth
Providence
California
New Mexico
Marshall
Mr. Lehr
M. E. Church
Ridge Park
A. L. Jurden
Ione Adams
Harry Francisco
William Walker, Jr
T. W. Lacy
Ben Striker
Republican
Pupils Recital Delights At Miss Taylor's Home
Miss Fannie Taylor closed her music school for summer and hosted a delightful recital at her Werby street home on Friday evening June 7. Thirteen Marshall young ladies performed, each inviting friends, and the audience praised the girls' progress over the past year. The printed program lists vocal and instrumental numbers including piano four hands and violin selections performed by the pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Taylor
Werby Street
Marshall
Buckner Hostesses Delightful Brunswick Evening In Honor Of Buckner Misses
An invitation to the hospitable home of C. M. Buckner on Brunswick is hailed by Marshall youths. Monday evening’s entertainment in honor of the Misses Buckner of Paris Missouri surpassed expectations. Outdoor life on the porch and lawn featured lanterns and rustic seats with strawberries ice cream and cake. Guests included Emma and Frank Buckner the honored guests Mr and Mrs C B Goodwin Misses Monnie Murrell Emily Ellen Black Bertie Francisco Louise Noble Lulu Lamkin Georgian Fletcher Gertie Brown Fannie Wood Theodore Mayer Gus Mayer Frank Miles Mr Beers T H Harvey G W Newton Thomas Josh Barbee Ben Striker Chat Fisher M P Lyon O E Grecian Clayton Lamkin H H Parsons Warren Calvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Buckner
Brunswick
Marshall
Buckner
Paris
Emma
Frank Buckner
Mia
C. B. Goodwin
Mionie Murrell
Emily
Ellen Black
Bertie Francisco
Louise Noble
Lulu Lamkin
Georgian Fletcher
Gertie Brown
Fannie Wood
Reynolds and Morris Wed at Napton Baptist Church
Mr Phillip Reynolds and Miss Pearl Morris of Napton were married Wednesday evening June 1 at the Napton Baptist church. Rev Wilson of Slater officiated at 8 o clock with attendants Jewse Reynolds and Sallie Morris. Flower girls were Mary Alice Cunningham of Miami and Julia Morris of Napton. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in a furnished Napton cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Reynolds
Pearl Morris
Napton
Baptist Church
Wilson
Christian Church
Slater
Jewse Reynolds
Sallie Morris
Mary Alice Cunningham
Miami
Julia Morris
Ira Holstein
Special Service at Mission Church
A Sunday afternoon service for men at the West Side Mission drew a largely attended crowd, reflecting broad participation and local interest in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Church
West Side Mission
Power of Influence Sermon Lifts Congregations
Rev. Mr. Hobbs grows in favor with large congregations and uplifting singing. He preached from Deut 1 16, "And they came to Kadesh Barnea," on The Power of Influence. Twenty persons came forward for prayer. 35 conversions and 24 additions recorded since the meeting began. Services may close Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Kadesh
Barnea
Union Ladies Interchurch Prayer Meetings This Week
A week of union prayer meetings occurred at local churches Monday through Friday. Each session was led by a named hostess from a different church including Mrs. John Speck, Mrs. Clemmens, Mrs. A. M. Lehr, Mrs. W. T. McClure, and Mrs. A. J. Haines. The gatherings drew notable participation and were described as a blessing to God’s people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
John Speck
The
Christian
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clemmens
M.E
A. M. Lehr
W. T. McClure
M. E. Church
Doctor Gore to Remodel East Arrow Street Home
Dr. D C Gore plans a full remodel of his residence on East Arrow street moving the house to the west side of the lot adding another story and altering the structure. The family is packing and will board at Hotel Hurt for the summer and return after Saturday June 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Gore
East Arrow Street
Hotel Hurt
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Wrimo
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DanoLa
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Mirtix
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Aachone
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Eees
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Naberna
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Ulawa
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Mano
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Lanan
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Mise
Levier
Anewer
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Levenen
Mies
Ain
Kena Houron
Mrs. Reynolds
Oller
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