Interesting News Concerning the Churches Denominations
Church notices from several denominations list regular services, Sunday School times, and midweek prayer meetings. Methodist schedule includes Sunday School 9:30 and services at 10 45 and 7 30 with a 2 30 Junior League and 63 Epworth League. Grace Baptist notes a rare rainout but regular services, with preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. and midweek prayer. St. Jude's, First Baptist, and Presbyterian entries list service times, Holy Communion, and Bible study sessions. Local pastor Brono Dutterback praised for faithful service. names include W H Johnson and J B Overfelt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
T. H.C. Bolen
Brono. Dutterback
W. H. Johnson
ST. Jude's
Sam P. Gott
Presbyterian Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Century Club Social Meeting Ends With White Elephant Sale
The Century Club held a social gathering before summer vacation with Mrs J Rouse hosting on a Tuesday afternoon in June. No business was conducted as members enjoyed crafts, readings, piano, and humorous limericks, followed by a white elephant sale that raised over six dollars for the treasury and a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
J. Rouse
Treasury
C. A McClintic
Alderson
Longmire
Thompson
Fletcher
McClintic
Rouse
Holy Rosary Alumnae Social at K C Hall Highlights Evening
Holy Rosary school hosted a social at the K C Hall on Monday with a musical program led by Miss Patston of Hannibal and Miss Bess Mudd. Fathers Ryan Vatter and Dr. Malley gave talks while the orchestra provided music. light refreshments followed. Bertha Yager visited Paris with Miss Amy Priest. Monroe County reports 1300 young men aged 21 to 30 registered. about 100 likely to be drafted. District tallies by precinct show varied turnout. total Monroe registrants include 189 from Monroe and 32 from Marion County residents living in Monroe. Dr. Webb of Yowell Saddlery travels to Des Moines to study vulcanizing. local plans to install a vulcanizing outfit to repair tires and harness for autos. Mrs. Orville Wilson visits Hunnewell. Miss Muriel Janes returns near Laddonia after Holy Rosary term. Beulah Simms accompanies to Hannibal. George Delashmutt of Burlington, Iowa visits parents. wife and children to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary
Holy Rosary School
K. C. Hall
Patston
Hannibal
Bess Mudd
Fathers Ryan
Vatter
Dr. Malley
Monroe County
Greenwood
Evansville
Paris
Monroe City
Stoutsville
Madison
Ash
Tulip
Holiday
Spencer Chapple
North Fork
Middle Grove
Granville
Dr. Webb
Yowell Saddlery Co
Des Moines
Lews
Yowell
C W B M Elects Officers at Christian Church Meeting
The C W B M group met Tuesday at Mrs Hugh Stevens home. President Mrs Jayne chaired devotionals and officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs Jayne, Vice President Mrs Laura Boulware, Secretary Mrs Hi Fletcher, Treasurer Mrs Mark Swearingen. Division No 3 led by Mrs W W Hanity with assistants. The group voted to send Mrs Jayne as delegate to the state convention in Mexico next week. Refreshments were served by Division No 4.
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C W.B.M
The
Christian Church
Hugh Stevens
Jayne
Laura Boulware
J Hi Fletcher
Mark Swearingen
W. W. Haniity
Kent
Jamie Proctor
Hallie Stevens
Mexico
Paris Dedicates Church Building to Public Worship
The First Baptist Church in Paris opened its new building last Sunday. Rev W D Powell of Kentucky preached a sermon and led a fundraising effort that raised 1594210 38 minutes. A dinner followed, and the afternoon featured a 49 minute choir concert from the Montely First Baptist Church to a large crowd. The structure cost 33000 with about half raised prior. The church stands among the county’s finest buildings.
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Paris
First Baptist
W. D. Powell
Kentucky
Moterly First Baptist Church
Missionary Meeting of Methodist Ladies Society
The Methodist Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. Cline's home Friday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs. Willard led an engaging program on Social Legislation Regarding Childhood, featuring readings, duets by Ethelyn Cline and Myrtle Settle, and discussions by several members.
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Methodist Ladies Missionary Society
Cline
Willard
Auvartick
Judge Linsley
W. R . Jackson
Ethelyn Cline
Myrtle Settle
Gray
Mim Landers
Reading
Frances Willard
Guilford
Market Letter Cattle Receipts Steady Above Recent Levels
Cattle receipts were liberal with higher quality offerings, top at 313.25. Good to choice steers and Dutcher stock sold steady, while medium and grassers dipped 10 to 15 cents. Price ranges cover good to choice steers 1200 to 1325, medium 1015 to 1085, fair killers 940 to 985, and choice light heifers 1175 to 1240. Cows and stockers show varied levels, hogs 5 to 15 cents lower on some weights, sheep receipts at 2500 with fat lambs steady to 15 higher, bulk 1610 to 17, and spring lambs 12 to 15.
Ad Club Parade Famed Bandmen Travel to St Louis Event
Harry Jarman joined the Quincy Illinois Ad Club delegation in a state band during a Saturday parade for the Ad Club worlds convention in St Louis. The five block procession featured Mother Goose costumes crafted by United Cereal Mills to advertise Washington Crisps. The band accompanied the group to Hannibal where the parade was repeated. Mr and Mrs Jarman returned home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jarman
Quincy
Illinois
Quincy Ad Club
St Louis
United Cereal Mills
Washington Crisps
Hannibal
Mrs. Jarman
Faris Elzea Prepares For Army Dentist Exam
Faris Elzea, completing dentistry at Washington University, will take the Army Dentist examination at Jefferson Barracks the week starting July 2. He recently visited his parents Mr. and Mrs James Elzea of the city. He will then travel to Jefferson City for the state certificate exam and on to St Louis for the June 15 commencement. Elzea notes 14 vacant positions and strong competition but is expected to secure a post. Emmett Hallock of Kansas City, a post office inspector, visited with relatives here. Mrs. Mark Hawkins returned from Mason City Iowa after visiting Mrs. Carl Jaeger. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bell attended the dedication of a new Baptist church in Paris. Jess Willard, circus performer and former heavyweight champion, bought $2,000 in Liberty Bonds in Boston.
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Faris Elzea
Washington University
Jefferson Barrack
Faris
James Elzea
Jefferson City
St Louis
Jess Willard
Boston
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Grace Baptist
Pasiatless
H. L. Hoover
Christian Courch School
Tas
J. B. Overfelt
Clarence
T. B. Hayden
J S. Buckman
AL D Yates
Sam Wilson
Hugh Ford
Chas Elzea
Ed Isman
Matt Williams
J.C. Shank
Isaac Moss
Millard DeLashmutt
RL Hagan
Edwin Walker
Silex, Mo
Dean Wilson
Columbia
University of Missouri
Tepitoe
Ihermnond Beruch
Toerber
Advisnrs
National Deferiy
Amore
Peking
Albert
Bertha Yager
Amy Priest
Orville Wilson
Hunnewell
Muriel Janes
Laddonia
Janes
Beulah Simms
George DeLasmutt
Burlington
Iowa
E E. Delashmutt
Mr. DeLashmutt
WB M
J Lapsley Alderson
Roy B. Meriwether
Estelle Buchanan
New London
Minnie Farrell
Neal Murray
United States Army
Fort San Huston, Texas
Virginia Fields
Mabel Hawkins
Senta Clark
Lenora Bristow
Georgia Renshaw
J. G. McCloud
Helen of
Palmyra
Floyd Hansbrough
B. F. Blanton
Monroe County Appeal
Blanton
Lathrop
Odd Fellows Home
Liberty
Em House
Alma Elliott
Jadraina
Geladine
Dr. Sullivan
Ollie Eliott
Ed Pike
Fort
Possesen
Elliott
Pike
Sallie Wailes
Will Ragland
New York
Davester
Marvin Gusney
Walter William
Homer Miller
Blanche Kerr
Walter Nidiam Miller
Elvaston
Ftamed
JosUn Jackson
Mo. Boucher
Cairo
Ford Cafe
J. D. Elliott
Elliott & Pike
Irs
E. J. Pike
Woodson-Fewnewald LS
National Stock Yards
Ill
Emmett Hallock
Kansas City
Mark Hawkins
Mason City
Carl Jaeger
Herman Bell
New Baptist Church
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