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A new yen s Dinner.ii-! IVirmAY) t[As the Colony people do nut ,1 believe the 2f day of December i is Ibe Birthday of of Christ, 11and as they wished to treat thej children, nud as they had a great j i desire to hays their friends to]1gether in the going away of the,'old year, and the ushering ino/j the New. And as ihcy had a'11great desire in giving Mr Frank ; (iYears dinner they cordially invited him and bis fiiends, and tho entire miftht-nrhood -ut-und them. If any was missed iho Colony people are not aware of it, There was one h nude red and ten took dinner. At tun O'clock iho Ed. preached them a sermon from the I'ljct (Gat, 1—3-1) just after the sei man tin. little c! ild rcti was lined up, and received their treat Not one was iniis-.-.-.) in the treat, that was htru, The mother of the young bride, the sister and step father Mr Beeves from Mt. Grove were, presQiiL. Mr, D aty a school j teacher from Asti Grove beyond !'liui'tvilIiu v.us a idea«aDl guestJ.fudge Bruton and win, Mr ' Richard Jarrell and wile. * -Mr Evert, Abshet and wMV, Mr Ed Jam It, Mr Charlie ' Moaier lion, Mr tin lug at.-iigrand daughter. Mr Bving is a singing teacher and a. the head of the choir at this place. I Win. Jar) utt!s little daughter r from Norwood, Mr Charlie Bu.ul-j lander wife and family Wo ,u a'nali have the poverty btriukrn' it, table lu ihe judgement of iho ]I partakers Ttie E i ami wife h d ; a line present made them hy^ Hiehard Jar'ett and wile ai J one by Mr Fran it Jarre tt a-id 'wife which will remain in Ui-vlr!Lomu while life lasts, it was a d.iy that will long ou : - n • inhered by the Colo ny r o--1 I Thu'e wasII j many more we exposed hure,1n'sinktmss kept niq. away. Goal: by friends for tlt; while.,rjuo [KJiSO-'jeKr-.-tOTIOonOOCaJOCfty'CKIO !
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Norwood Worlds Cresset
Norwood, Missouri, US
Thu, Jan 04, 1917
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