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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
4
The message outlines Sunday morning and evening worship plans including communion and infant christenings, with Independence Day observance urged by the Iowa State authorities. Epworth League social, midweek prayer Wednesday, and a cordial church welcome are noted from pastor John F. Rex.
Maryetta Hetzler visited Friday afternoon with Betty Linden. Mr and Mrs Homer Towns of Rosehill spent Sunday at the John Newland home. Hugh Bishop and sons Ronald and Stewart spent Sunday in Unionville. Guy Hamilton is doing farm work for Freddie Mooore. Gene Hetzler is spending his vacation with his grandparents. Lloyd Davis was a business caller at the Farris home Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Chan Winars and daughter Marceline visited Lute Hiatt near Moravia on Sunday. Lowell Young called in West Grove Monday evening. Eugene Newland and parent John Newland hosted Thursday evening. Otto Clark from Gaza Iowa vacationed with relatives before returning to work. Cary Beggs and son William visited the Beggs home Sunday morning.
Roundy Mrs Court Frakes of Kansas City spent Saturday night at Virgil Robinson's home. Mr and Mrs George Jennings and sons Trenton and Ralph of Des Moines stayed at Earl Powell's home. Mr Crawford Powell spent Saturday night with Leon Cherry and joined a river clubhouse picnic with friends. The Robinsons and Mrs Court Frakes attended a cooperative dinner at Oscar Starr's home for Randall Spurgeon of Medford Oregon. The Powells and sons visited the Smyser home near Glenwood on Sunday. Mrs Stella Morrow and son Layton were in Centerville Monday afternoon. Mrs Amos Robinson spent Thursday night and Friday at the Virgil Robinson home.
A large crowd attended the funeral of Stanford Spurgeon last Thursday at Liberty church. Randall Spurgeon of Oregon traveled here due to his father Sanford Spurgeon’s illness and death.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Stiles and son Sammy Eugene spent Sunday at Pearl Archibald home. Jim Judd and family visited Uranus Judd home Sunday. Mrs Clifton Gorman and son spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ebert Childs. Miss Evelyn Siler visited friend Miss Helen Swartz. Mr and Mrs Pearl Stober Virginia and Donald McClurg spent Sunday at Bill Childs home. Mr and Mrs J J Sales Bevier Mo visiting parental G E Marshall home. Miss Grace Archibald worked at Raymond Stiles home last week. Elmer Childs and family gone to Reynolds Iowa to visit Mrs Childs brother Mr and Mrs McKinney. Virgil and Carl Marshall sheared sheep for John Johnson Saturday. Arch Childs and family Sunday at Henry Horn home. J J Sales Mrs G E Marshall and daughter Emily visiting Vern Marshalls Centerville. Mrs Mary Dean visiting her aunt Mrs Leslie Snowbarger. Mrs Court Frakes visited Monday with her daughter Arch Childs before leaving for Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Henson and Fouts Dooley visited the Art Lawson home Sunday. Bud Henson and Mrs Lynch visited Sig Horn near Moulton. Afternoon callers included Aaron Burgher Russel Burgher John Taylor and family of Livonia Missouri and Fred Horn TM and family. Reva Lawson spent Monday with Glenn McCullough. Mrs Bud Henson and Mrs Otis McClure attended a sale in Moulton Saturday evening. Mrs Court Frakes of Kansas City visiting local friends and relatives and improving health was noted.
Mrs J H Townsend of Cedar Rapids testifies that Konjola cured her kidney troubles, improved sleep, reduced bladder issues, and eased swelling and constipation. She credits the product with restoring energy and sound rest, noting money could not buy the health it provided. Konjola is sold in Moulton at Hornstens drug store and by other local druggists.
Rev Anna L Spann president of the Iowa Holiness Association will lead services at the Holiness Church in Coatsville Missouri on Saturday evening June 29 and Sunday June 30 Three services are scheduled Sunday at 11 am 2 pm and 8 pm Everyone invited
Prayer meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 10. Young People's Meeting at 6 45.
A church notice urges regular worship and Bible study at 10 30 inviting members to set a clean manly example and lead others to Christ. It cautions against excusing personal sins by pointing to others and emphasizes personal accountability and outreach.
Christian Endeavor event at 2:00 with evening worship led by Pastor Benj R Hollis. Attendees urged to be on time and bring a friend.
One mile east of Orleans a pasture available for rent with ample water and sheep tight fencing. Potential cattle taker sought. Contact Mrs. Alice Shoemaker Bloomfield Iowa or Mrs. Hattie Taylor for arrangements.
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