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vas for us,e public ityullt;l bo duoB KTII AWOur Sunday school attendance wasthat he needed acould legally marrvI we neverencouraging Sunday considering theile.their lmthreatening showers and the fact thatPurnell replied:everyone was tired after a hard‘*1 was an ignoraPurnell, his onlt;week’s work.body, fromind grand-Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McQuerry andwracked by illnessson, Maurice, spent Sunday afternoons to lunch- I at the Pollard home near Plymouth.ot, in to a •reat us towas avail-too soon,Ylr. and Mrs. John Hinkle and child-the courtroom on• k*It was his firstren were callers at the Robert Pattonlie since his an.after having been thome Sunday afternoon.years. The courtrMr. andrs. C. A. Morse pisitedthe r * x tget some-poet mustwith Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wells Sundavafternoon.as the cult leaderlitly ill, was vvhecHis cheeks werRobert Patton returned from thehand trembled not;•t Me Livej Kansas harvest fields Thursday. Hehowever, and seemthe Road•ougli onein Ameri.miles longthe inoun-m on Mainit is said,that val-buildings;the moun-riue, thenbeautifultreams oiles, alonginto the1 are thewindingrom crestange ferment;* lityhighwayhough thetate, onlyn as tieThe Ohiog, W. Va.,t is most1, as thets almosta mirro’-.and weste soon toio at\s m con-highwaysreports lots of work and good cropsin the portion of the state where hewas working.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson wereattention paid to hthe colony who- werHe spoke in a wcallers at the Nick Wells home Su.n-liam J. Barnard,counsel sat closeday afternoon. Mrs. Wells has beenquite poorly.duct the cross exaMiss Irene Patton helped Mrs. C. A.Barnard started ilions of the formeMorse cook for threshers Saturday.Edwin Morse and Jack Patton spentSaturday evening at Dawn.Earl Denham of Kansas City is aof Hie colony—cluhad forced indignitiof the religious cigiared.guest in the home of his brother Edand family.Mrs. Ed Denham assisted Mrs. McQuerry in serving supper to threshingHo remained a InHie charges weret *Hid you ever fiin it to vour desirecrew Saturday evening.Rev. I). T. Griffiths of Chillicothewill assist Rev. McQuerry of Kansasit was the only watheir blood purifiierlasting life?” PuiGity in a series of meetings to be conducted at Bethany beginning Aug. 21.“No, 1 never did,’ly.Don’t forget the date and let’s alljoin hands with the ministersmdmake the meeting a great success.Clav Denham and mother were Sun-Purnell denied thtunnels had been cIoh, his mansion inonv. He also deniecday guests in the home of her broth-resented himself a:er and son, Ed Denham and family.Mrs. C. P. Hickey was a neirindeed and helped Mrs. Ed Denhamsatisfy the appetites of threshedsrand the brother ofOne by one he entdids” to the chargeen members of the lt;Monday and Tuesday.Wavne P it I on helped John Hinkleat the lumber yard Monday andforced untimate relSome of the womenbarges sat only a fTuesday.EGYPT.Misses Gladys and Lueile Evansnell’s cot.He denied statefeebled members ofpersons and youngspent Wednesday afternoon of lastsent to High Island
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Chillicothe Daily Tribune
Chillicothe, Missouri, US
Sat, Aug 13, 1927
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