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Newspaper

Mooresville Times

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1922

Page

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Bay View Club Hosts Social At Mrs White Home

Bay View tub members entertained the Vromans Club Likey Club and Art Club at Mrs C H White home Friday afternoon. Decor featured pink blossoms primroses hyacinths and Jouquis. Mrs Sickler presided as president with Miss Elizabeth Scruggs singing two arias and Miss Newman of Indianapolis performing a Russian dance. Mrs Kate Milner Kabb gave a talk on Nomatic History of Indiana and refreshments were served during the social hour with several out of town guests attending.

Bay View Tub Vromans Club Likey Club Art Club C .H. White Woodman Harry Hadley Kate Milner Kabb Indianapolis Indiana Cal White Monrovia C. H. White W. A. von Cannon Mendenhall West Newton Roy Roebolbins Ats

Elson Educational Art Exhibit at Masonic Hall

The Elson Educational Art Exhibit runs April 12 to 15 in a Masonic Hall room to showcase masterworks in painting sculpture architecture and nature. Color works and sepia photogravures are included with large prize pictures awarded to schools or classes selling the most tickets. Season tickets are priced low to involve both youth and adults. net proceeds support beautifying school rooms.

Elson Masonic Hall Masonic Lodge

Farm Equipment Savings Ad by G A Weller

Classified note advertising farm implements with a phone contact and a brief prompt about saving money on equipment. Ends with an attribution to G A Weller and a separate line mentioning Mrs Oscar Robbins.

Ruly Orphington Oscar Robbins G. A. Weller

The National Flower Operetta Delights Local Audience

A large audience at the gym last Friday watched the operetta The National Flower with students in roles of flowers and a jury of high school girls. Esther Hartsuck led as a performer with Cecil Ferguson and Robert Van Hoy. Uncle Sam inspired with wheat advocacy. The scene featured Mr. Jones on piano and Miss Bonnie Henderson of Montezuma on harp, earning widespread praise.

Esther Hartsuck Cecil Ferguson Robert van Hoy Elwood Townsend Doris Guthrie Clover Doris Swope Harold Harrah Kenneth Comer Merle Harvey Elvin Shepard Delbert Wilson Uncle Sam Ralph Storms Lord Fauntleroy B. T. Jones Bonnie Henderson Montezuma

Bay View Club elects officers for coming year

Mrs. Oscar Couch hosted the Bay View Club meeting last week. Mrs. Walter Thompson spoke on Fred C. Yohnr, and Mrs. Benham led a lesson on Perth and Ecuador. Officers elected include President Mrs. Alden Hadley and Vice Presidents Mrs. E. E. Kelso and Mrs. Jesse Williamson.

Oscar Couch Bay View Club Walter Thompson Fred C. Yohnr Benham Perth Ecuador Alden Hadley E. E. Kelso Jesse Wiilson Howard Lindley J. P. Benham Chest R Holaday Corres Verna Milner Federation W. W. Farmer

Evangelistic Services at M. I. Church Continue

In a lively report the evangelistic services at the M. I. Church proceed with great interest. Mr. Grant and the large chorus bring inspiring gospel messages. Services begin at 7 30. The whole community should profit from the meetings.

M. IE Grant Wong Benzin

Property Transfers Involving Indianapolis Martinsville and Chicago

Harold FPlubush of Indianapolis transfers to Roxey Griffin of Martinsville. Edward E Wirt of Martinsville transfers to Ida Mav Fultz of Martinsville. Marion McKinney of PBl Forming ton transfers to Jessie Garner of Chicago.

Harold Fplubush Indianapolis Roxey Griffin Martinsville Edward E. Wirt Ida Mav Fultz Martinsvill Marion €. McKinney Pbl Formington Jessie Garner Chicago

Christian Church News and Upcoming Events

The Christian church reports a pleasant Tuesday supper for teachers officers and families followed by a profitable business meeting. Friday hosts an April Fool party for young people. Plans for a Community Men’s Brotherhood to launch in April will be announced at April 21 church banquet. Sunday sermons cover The Parable of the Sower and The Holy Spirit with reason why miracles cannot occur. All invited.

The Christian Church Acivo Church Community Menge Brotherhood Edward J. Cain

Second Annual Young Peoples Conference Planned in Monrovia

The Morgan County Young Peoples Conference returns to Monrovia Christian Church in Mor gan County Indiana on April 8 and 9. The event aims to foster religious instruction and fellowship among 18 to 25 year olds, with equal male and female registrations and delegates from local schools. Prospective attendees should register or send delegate lists to Norris Jessup in Mooresville for arranging hosting, with Wayne G Miller and Marie Carothers directing boys and girls sections respectively.

Morgan County Young Peoplese Monrovia Christian Church Monrovia Ind Norris Jessup Mooresville Wayne G. Miller S. S Young Peoples Division Marie Carothers I. U Geneva Girls Training School Robert Shirley

Friends Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon Topics

The Friends Church invites worshipers with Sunday School at 10 60, worship at 11 on Keepers of the Quaker Trails, Christian Endeavor at 6 30 on Better Bible Reading led by Delbert Hobson, and Evening Services at 7 30 on The Wisdom of Fools. Thursday prayer meeting at 773.

Delbert Hobson J. E. Hagtsuck

Fresh Fish and Social News From Towns

Fresh fish stalls at Townsend's Grocery for Fridays. The Likely Club met with Mrs Ray mond Gregory last week. Mrs J W York presented an excellent paper on Birds of the Sea. Myre Gregory reviewed The Great Champion and Mrs Harry Hadley read Great Stone Faer by Hawthorne. Social hour refreshments followed. Local attendees praised the National Flower Show at the State Fair Grounds. Mrs Sadie Chambers opened a millinery shop at Plainfield and suffered a nervous breakdown. daughter Mrs Helen Chambers visited from Akron Ohio then stayed at the sanitarium. Missionary Society of the Friends church meets Mrs MM Hobson April 5 with Latin America review by Mrs Preas Morgan. Home season led by Mrs W H Newman with special music and program.

Raymond Gregory J. W. York Myre Gregory Harry Hadley Hawthorne W. H. Newman H. V. Johnson E. F. Hadley Harry Wilson Frank Sheets Sadie Chambers Plainfield Mis Helen Chambers Akron Ohio Missionary Society of the Friends Church MM. L. Hobson Foreign Mission Lession Latin America Preas Morgan

School operetta amasses 155 for projects and arts

The school operetta presented Friday night drew praise for Miss Lowe and the cast. Harp selections by Miss Henderson and accompaniment by Mrs. Jones enriched the program. Proceeds totaled 155 for school use. An April 4 entertainment by Elmer Marshall features Shakespearian readings and humor with 16c and 15c admission.

Lowe Bonita Henderson B. F. Jones Miss Eagles Morris Latta Plainfield Morris Mooresville Franklin Jones Elmer Marshall H. S Marshall

M E Church Sunday Services Announced

The schedule lists class meeting at 8 45, Sunday School at 9 30, worship at 10 45, Epworth League at 6 30, and an evangelistic service at 7 30. The District Cabinet plans a Sunday visit and urges all young people to attend, signed by Minister Ezra L Hutchens.

Epworth League Ezra L. Hutchens

Brown Township Sun Day School Convention Report

The Annual Brown Township Sunday School Convention met at the M. E. church amid poor attendance due to weather. County and township officers reported a net gain for the year despite minor losses. Notables included Mr Knox Harrison township and Mrs Sutton, Mrs Shirley. Rev E L Hutchens led the principal address on inspiration and devotion alongside organizational role. A resolution honored Thomas W. Taylor for his service. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Allen Reynolds, Vice President Dilton Hayworth, Secretary-Treasurer Emsley Roberts. Superintendents Eltsie Record, Clara Sellars, O. B. Anderson. Administrative A V Johnson. Educational Mrs N B E Newman.

Brown Township M. E Knox Harrison Township Sutton Shirley O'Bannon E. L. Hutchens Methodist Church Thomas W. Taylor S .&. Association Hartsuck Mooresville Friends Wiles Bethel Friends E. J. Cain Mooresville Christian Church

Court News Summary of Divorce and Suit Activity

The docket records Oscar Merriman versus Dora Thompson and Hallie Callee versus Charles Callee, plus John W. Black against Lilian G. Black, with divorces granted and Lilian Gardler’s maiden name restored. Dora B. Egbert versus Charles H. Basse et al seeks to set aside a deed and quiet title but is dismissed by the plaintiff.

Oscar Merriman Dora Thompson Hallie Callee Chas. Callee John W. Black Lilian G. Black Lilian Gardler Dora B. Egbert Chas H. Basse

Weekend Candy Sale At Mooresville Candy Kitchen

Special for Saturday and Sunday announces three candy varieties priced at 18 cents 20 cents and 25 cents per pound at Mooresville Candy Kitchen.

Mooresville

Special Vulcanizing Shop Ad at 21 North Indiana Street

Quick tire service advertised by R. L Heine proprietor at 21 North Indiana Street with phone number 131 offering vulcanizing and quick tire service.

Indiana Street R. L Heine Quick Tire Servica

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