Sunday School Institute to Meet at Sweet Springs
The Sunday School Institute of the Baptist church invites participation in a multi day session at Sweet Springs. Led by Charles Ahwoads a state Sunday schools missionary the program runs Thursday evening through Sunday with talks prayers reports and lessons on improving Sunday school methods and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of the Baptist Schools
Sweet Springs
Sunday School Institute of the Baptist Church of
County
Charles Ahwoads
Varatoniy Kesnton
Charles Dads
Servier Ted
Bibott. Wie
Charles Rhoads
Wiley
Fe UR Spurgeon
I D. Wailey
Carter
Pinner
F. ‘T. Dvightwell
Condh
Lee Suggett
G. J. Hlawkins
J. W. Strowl
K. A. Allen
A. Cayton
Harry Johnson
HS. Whiting
James Rider
Lai
Progressive Ride At Blackburn Leads Young Party
Blackburn last week hosted a progressive drive with couples from her group taking part. Buggies follow a leader and stop by whistle to swap riders, a novelty seen as fun and popular. Participants include Frances Taylor, Margaret Taylor, Viola Groves, Alice Entriken, Essie Francisco, Edmonia Field, Nancy Hancock and guests Jones and Adams, Arch Metcalf, Webb Goodwin, Claude Jackson, Gordon Groves, Arch Hancock, Emmet Alexander, Louis Neal. chaperones were Mrs. Dave Hancock and Miss Elizabeth Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Frances and
Margaret Taylor
Viola Groves
Alice Entriken
Essie Francisco
Edmonia Field
Nancy Hancock
Jones and
Adams
Robert
Arch Metcalf
Webb Goodwin
Claude Jackson
Gordon Groves
Larkin
Arch Hancock
Emmet Alexander
Louis Neal
Dave Hancock
Elizabeth Hancock
Fire destroys Henry Fisher’s barn on Sweet Springs road
Last Thursday night a lightning strike during a thunderstorm completely destroyed Henry Fisher’s barn on the Sweet Springs Mt. Leonard road four miles north of the former place. The loss is estimated at about 1500, likely covered by Concordia Mutual insurance. Firefighters’ efforts to save the structure only fanned the flames on the stored hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fisher
Sweet Springs
Mt. Leonard
Plaice
Concordia Mutual
Storm destroys Winslow barn near Marshall Shackelford road
A Sunday storm struck the Winslow residence on the Marshall Shackelford road one mile east of the area, setting their barn ablaze. The structure was ruined, nothing saved, and no insurance coverage could be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Winslow
Marshall Shackelford Road
Boonville Plans July Fourth Attractions Under Fair Association
Boonville celebrates the national holiday under the Boonville Fair Association auspices. Two musical acts will provide entertainment along with aerial artists and other sports displays. Racing features the afternoon program with various events and the night ends with fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Boonville Fair Association
Elk Lick Plans Busy Fourth of July Celebration
Elk Lick will host its annual Fourth of July celebration with a long list of attractions. The Marshall Concert Band has been engaged for the day, drawing crowds and promising lively performances from a community proud of its musical talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Lick
Marshall
Monday Club Entering Marshall Contest For Piano Or Cash
The Monday Club has entered the second Marshall Business Men's Voting Contest to try for the piano or cash prize. The club asks for cooperation from all members and will be grateful for any outside help.
Free Subscriptions Offer Based on County Population
The Marshall Rerunni offers a year long subscription prize to residents who guess Saline county and Marshall city populations from the current census. Open until July 1 for all except enumerator and office employees. Saline county 1890 population 33,762. Marshall 1890 population 4,201. Results will be announced after census data is released. A coupon is printed in another column for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal
Rerunni
Marshall
Saline County
Rike
Washington
Inheritance Tax Decision In Ming Estate
Judge W. D. Bush of the probate court rules the Ming estate falls under collateral inheritance tax law. A 5 percent tax applies when a direct descendant is not the heir and the funds go to the State University at Columbia. Attorney L. W. Scott named as appraiser to value the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Bush
Probate Court
James W. Ming
State University At
Columbia
L. W. Scott
Revival at Sweet Springs Breaks Records in Harboring Faith
The Herald of Sweet Springs notes an unprecedented revival led by Rev. Conoley with over 100 conversions. Thirty two were saved in two consecutive nights as demand to continue the meetings postponed the closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Springs
Conoley
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Ev. T. Pbilipes
I. Heains
de Mullins
J. Thomas
Rew
Wim. Shelton, Jr
Taylor
Foster
A. Miller
Lee Neal
Stew
Leyburn
J. T. Vardeman
Melo Ebina
Hev. O. S. Russell
G.T. Pisher
Oj. Genser
Wm. Hell
Tt. M. Reynolds
J. W. Taylor
Con. Davis
Wm. Vardeman
W Scott
J. Gcauldin
J. J. Hanor
Norvell
HF. Reed
Nannie Walker
W. E. Killion
Thomas Hurns
W. Winckburn
Boat Harelitheld
J. P. Kempner
Ottinger
Tew
Charles
Belef
Doc. Toluin
Fisher
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