World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05
DAVIS TN THE OSARKS.

Q the plesules Of them, Not one thing like them They
come and are gone but not forgotten
How pleasant was the bright My month when hearts
the little Of JAHVe made leap joy by the fact
that they to have ChidrenA Day.
It was just the time Of yesr when all could be anntteably
happy just the time Of year when yds lowers decorate
the peepng blades just the meo year WHOM are
divers Of birds and Of hess just year when
he trees begin to don their beaute robes; just
time when the old comes lie ltNn by the gate
chew her Good just the time when hummmg bird huns, the
woodpecker drums, and the bumbl6bee BUNDLES around
At the early hour Of eight the people Shelley Ridge were
assembling at the CREssEr OFFICE preparatory march the
Arbor where the propram be enderd beautiful ars
m old time Arbor was prepared for five hundred people and
every seat occupied BY before the began
+ The march commenced at half past nine. First col
umn CT little boys led by Albert Horton and Emil Oliver bearing
od Glory Second the larger boys led by Albert voner
and lany Merritt Third. caHe the smaller girls led by Lulu
Lnhcum and Cora Smart. bearing the the nscri
ton In God trust Fourth column was led by Lillian
Dawson and Sinha voner carrying banner inscribed non
Sabbath School Last but not least tbe Fathers and
Methers, happy becausu their cn happy walking
in the path Of right
nerspersed with music delicious dinner served on the
ground"
The Supt, Rev l. s. Garrett deserves mach praise as it
Was by his untrng efforts that the tenth of May day
to be long remembered by the people of Fowler Mo.
Another day at JAHVie made memorable by program
rendered BY the S. S. place. The Ed and Supt Rev
Garrett made present by kindly words
of greeting The program well aud enjoyed BY all
The following schools with their teachers present Brushy
Knob SCHOOL, teacher Mrs Williams Stabbs School, teacher Nj
Williams; Dunsmore School; teacher, Miss Fieldan,
Committee program Mrs. Lydia Patterson Lucy Franklin
Mary Myres Nellie swernan Matte Bowers organist Mrs
Lulu Garrett. 4
The Glorious Fourth For days and days, young old
study aud plan for The Fourth At JAHvil picnic was
planned by the Ed Every looked forward with enthusiasm
to the time aud the young people delight preparing
celen On hand little lips would shout the ques
on to his neigbor Are you gon the Fourth You know
the At the close all declared one of the most pleasant
days in the Ozarks
Correspondents Day JAH Vile Fowler No. May o. 1894
Was Of grandcst affairs that tk place that vacny
excellent program was red for e occasion. At ten
o'clock the people marched from the CREssET OFFICE the park
where the program rendered with very few Hund
reds Of people present and all realized the fact that the Ed
Rev Garrett did thing organizing the WORLDS CREssEr
Correspondents Club Of the many good deeds he
doing advance education and the o Christianity
The Correspondents Club organized with g. members
from oil parts Of the country The number has grown
growing and why the cREssET should be-
Of the best In No. and be instrumental
ing the true gospel throughout the land,
The meeting Of the Correspondents Club crownng
and will be remembered the pleasant days
in the Ozsris,
merry Xmas spsnt 1t the baptist Church MILESTONE
Mo- The Union s. s. under the supervision Of the Ed gave
Xmas and entertainment All delighted with the ~
citations music and beautiful About hundred
people attended
In the you sketch some Of tile happy days
spent JAHve and Whsssone in the Ozars This sa result
the sorts the cRrssa people which appreciated
by the Ozark people
Many othsr happy days are hsas dear old meuntns
Hero is the place 70 b happy and x6sain happy,
n South Aissoasj.e3d,
II tbs ssory yos trstclA