South Church Notes Sunday Services and Future Events
The M. E. South Church reports a large Sunday School, strong Epworth League program, and uplifting Thursday prayer service led by W. H. Belcher. A regular preaching service is set for June 13 with new members to join, male quartet music, and planned Epworth League specials. Evening worship includes special music at 7 30 PM and invites the public to attend Thursdays at 8 PM.
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Our Church
Epworth League
Lucile Britt
W. H. Belcher
Odd Fellow Memorial Services Announced at M B Church
The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodge will hold their annual Memorial service next Sunday afternoon at the M B Church. Rev Ss M Spurgeon will deliver the sermon. Members meet at the Lodge Hall and march to the church for a 2 o'clock service. the public is invited.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah Lodge
M. B
Ss. M. Spurgeon
Lodge
Leaping Lena Drives Wickersham Interests Purchase
Locals note Ruddy Hathaway as latest driver of Ford, naming a Wickersham interest Leaping Lena. Community updates include trips to Jonesboro Ark and Ramsey, visits to Fairmount and St Louis, and local ads for Red Lantern Inn foods and Martins shop items.
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Ruddy Hathaway
Ford
Wickersham
Ruddy
Lena
Leslie Morey
Jonesboro
Ark
Frank Ballance
Illinois Ballance
Rachel McHaney
Ramsey
Ira Martin
Decatur
Ira
Pana
Kitchell Park
Harper
Pennsylvania
Dick Wasem
Allie Gray
Fairmount and
St. Louis
Red Lantern Inn
Charles Hill
Alexander
P. M
Harold Joliff
Hostlar
W. C. Pugh
Clinton
J. W. Delassus
Martinsville
Bruce Holland
East St. Louis
Grennan
Dains
Griffin-Walton How. Co. A. L. Wallow and Wife
A. L
Cavns
Martins
Griffin-Walton Hdw. Co
Ross Walker
T. B. Walker
Ceme
Salt Block
Oliver October serials at The Register tease readers
The Register promotes George Barr McCutcheon's Oliver October as a forthcoming serial with multiple previews. Local items note visits by L W Ballance and family and Kinmundy businessman T M Smith moving hay. Weekend fishing yielded no notable catches and patrol officers visited from Springfield.
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George Barr McCutcheon
Register
Oliver
Martins
L. W. Ballance
Decatur
T. M. Smith
Kinmundys
Patoka
Smith
Oliver October
The
William Pilger
Ramsey
O’keefe
du Quoin
Register Office
State
Springfield
Edwards
Geo. Barr McCutcheon
H. L. Bonfield
Dorothy
Chicago
M. L. Bonfield
White Haven Farmers Seek Rain Amid Weekend Visits
The community notes farmers awaiting rain while many traveled to Vernon Saturday night for ice cream and social visits. Several residents report health improvement and family visits, including Mrs. Leo Landreth and children with relatives in Boulder, and gatherings with the Halbrooks and Forehand families.
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Vernon
Leo Landreth
Boulder
Clarence Bland
Gertie Halbrook
Pana
Charley Halbrook
Albert Halbrook
Clarence Forehand and Son
Harvey Phinney
G. C. Johnson
Local Social Visit Notes From Bear Creek Area
Honas Brown and family of Clinton spent a couple of days with home folks. Mrs. Nathan Roberts of Clinton visited her daughters Nade Chriss and Ethel Johnson and families. Mrs. Illinois Christie spent weekend with Wm. Lawrence and family. Leslie Morey and family of Patoka visited John Anderson and family. Mrs. J. C. Linton returned home from Decatur to see a sick grandchild.
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Honas Brown
Clinton
Nathan Roberts
Nade Chriss
Ethel Johnson
Illinois Christie
Wm. Lawrence
Leslie Morey
Patoka
John Anderson
J. C. Linton
Decatur
Local Socials and Road Work Highlight Illinois Weekend
Genevieve Ballance with the Zimmer man girls spent Sunday. Mary K. Smith and Mrs Wm Dansbury of Vernon visited Mrs Frank Lake who was ill Sunday. Chriss Bros. and Dees Bros. graded roads in Pope township. Max Ashenfelt Arch Deffenbaugh Cora Deffenbaugh and sons of Decatur visited Frank Lake over the weekend. C A Logan and wife returned from Florida noting Illinois the place for growth besides oranges.
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Genevieve Ballance
Dale Mahon
Zimmerman
Mary K. Smith
Wm. Dansbury
Vernon
Frank Lake
Chriss Bros
Dees Bros
Pope Township
Max Ashenfelt
Arch Deffenbaugh
Cora Deffenbaugh
Sons
Decatur
C. A. Logan
Florida
Illinois
Better Logs From The Thicker Stands
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that dense timber stands yield taller trees with fewer knots and longer logs. Crowded crowns increase saw log quality and volume, raising first quality log prices by about 1.5 to 2 times compared with uncrowded stands.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Best time to cut grasses and forage crops
The United States Department of Agriculture advises cutting most grasses when well headed. Millets and Johnson grass should be cut as heads appear. Winter grains may stand until seeds are in the milk stage. legumes like cowpeas and soybeans should not be cut until seeds are an important part of the forage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Maturing Pods Influence Alfalfa and Clover Hay Quality
Perennial legumes like alfalfa and clovers mature with pods and may be cut as blooms appear. Hay quality hinges on speed and minimal sun exposure. excessive sun bleaches hay reducing market appeal and digestibility.
Topics in Brief Slogans and Headlines Across Papers
A collage of short headlines and quips from newspapers including Detroit News South Bend Tribune Weston Leader Winston Salem Journal and Manchester Union. The items poke at crime mystique brain science wealth and diplomacy with pithy lines and satirical edge.
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Herrin
Detroit News
Chicago
South Bend Tribune
John D. Jr
Manchester Union
Political Bee and Public Stings Across Cities
A collection of brief quotes notes political activity in Norfolk and Chicago with public reaction, crime impact, and urban crowding. It cites a London fashion estimate and a Senate committee hearing, including a claim about representing 702,819,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot
Chicago
Brooklyn Eagle
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Louisville Courier-Journal
Senate Ciry Committee
Detroit News
Farmer Calls For End To Middlemen In Agriculture
The speaker criticizes Congress for offering advice without relief to farmers and urges cutting middlemen to unite producers and consumers. He argues assistance has failed and cites Bull Durham as a relied upon ally, warning of a worsening hardship for farmers.
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Congress
Washington
America
Agri+ culture
Durham
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Harry Lagant
Paul
Jeneve
Junior
LaJuanta
Colo
R. M. Ingold
A. J. Ingold
Park View Farm
Simon Stasik
Centralia
James Thompson
Chas. Lloyd
Guy
Harry
Carl
Buffalo
G. W. Gaultney
White Haven
Bear Creek
Mickie
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Bull Durham
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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