El Paso Chosen as Future Home by Mr. Sanger
Mr Sanger spent several days in town this week and seems perfectly delighted with El Paso Texas as his future home. A girl labeled frand went missing from Harrell Institute and information about her will be welcomed. Miss Maytubby arrived on schedule from school ready to begin duties here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sanger
el Paso
Texas
Frand
Harrell Institute
Miss Maytubby
Rusty
Webber's Falls Social Scene Prompts Moral Awakening
Locals in Webber's Falls note improving social climate. Mentions of absent girls at a recent hop, then references to civic leaders including Mayor Reeky Smith and Town Marshall W. P. Sheppard. Marriage at Methodist parsonage Lula Cumming of Linton Ga to James Funchess of Mississippi on Feb 18. Also mentions church duties and a bereaved Sabbath School superintendent J. B. Simmons. Three girls visiting Ft Smith. Canadian District Conference scheduled for fifth Sunday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber’s Falls
Methodist
Lula Cumming
Linton, Ga
James Funchess
Mississippi
Yahmalacha Society Debates Value of Horse Over Cow
The Wahpanucka Institute pupils formed a debating society. The first debate favored the cow and the chairman ruled in its favor. They organized with officers: Joseph Maytubby president, Tennie Trenton vice president, Amanda Greenwood secretary, Dora Wright treasurer. Plans include a railroad question for the Chickasaw Nation. Kate Spencer of Denison, Texas, arrives as music teacher at Pierce Institute with a class and a piano to begin soon, bringing strong recommendations and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yahmalacha Society
Wahpanucka Institute
Joseph Maytubby
Tennie Trenton
Amanda Greenwood
Dora Wright
Warua
Kate Spencer
Denison
Texas
Pierce Institute
Kimberlin
Spencer
Wahpanucka Printing Office Advertises Student Training
Wahpanucka Printing Office offers a first class printing press to teach boys at the school the printing trade. People seeking small job work are urged to consult the office, which aims to cover expenses rather than profit. KK W. Bropiz signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. W. Bropiz
Pierce Institute Locals Boom Near White Bead Hill
White Bead Hill sees a population surge as locals move in to educate children. Six or seven new residences rise while doctors Ryan and Golsby open a neat drug store marking community growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Bead Hill
Ryan
Golsby
President of Pierce Institute Suffers in January Blizzard
The Pierce Institute president endured a severe setback as his auditory members froze during January blizzards, causing him substantial hardship before regained normal function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Institute
Oberlin Sister Joins Local School Readers
Miss Janie Waite of Oberlin Ohio arrives to reside among us. New students Livie Annie and Georgie Florence join the roll. Robert and Johnnie Garvin return to desks after an absence. Visiting Committee Revs J N Moore and A N Averyt hoped for at Commencement. Mrs Rooks visited Pierce Institute. Book keeping class organized and Friday spelling sessions attract interest. Preachers in the M E Church South can act as agents. five subscribers earns agents a free paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Waite
Oberlin, Ohio
Amos Waite
Livie
Annie
Georgie Florence
Robert
Johnnie Garvin
M. E. Church
South
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Reekey Smith
R. E H. Blackstone
Judge Lynch
J. W. Hayes
J. R. Mayfield
W. P. Sheppard
James Musrat
Mr. Parks
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Methodist Sabbath School
J. 8. Simmons
Brother B
Ft. Smith
Mattie Greenwood
Mary Maytubby
Jesse Harrell
Wahpanucka Printing Office
J. N. Moore
A. N. Averyt
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