The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-07-02
ADAMS.
Pond Lily.

buggy.
Mrs. John Cameron spent Friday
Ernest Ruby's.
Corn blowing and clover making is
he order of the day.
Mrs. G. w. France called recen,.y
IN Mrs. j. n, Allgood.
Ernest Ruby and wife spent Sun
day at the A. w. Ruby home,
Miss Nadine McFall closed very
E. T. Hanna home last week.
j. w. Hanna and family visited at
the parental France home Sunday.
A large force of men are getting
material on the ground for the new
bridge south of the G. W. France home.
Mrs. j. N. Allgood and daughter
Lois and Mrs. Ralph Allgood too.s
Inner at the parental Hanna home
Tuesday.
Mrs. William Hoover and Miss Zelfa
J, N. Allgood, wife and daughter, Chas.
Shroyer and Miss Delpha Hoover were
recent visitors at Ralph Allgood's.
On Sunday, June IS, the three APP
pointments united in s. S. convention
at Lacey, afternoon and forenoon SEES
sion with basket dinner in the grove.
VIM. Padgett and family are home
from Richland, where they had been
in attendance at the wedding Oh their
son, Johnnie Padgett to Miss Kittie
Mills, of that place. Many friends
wish them long life and prosperity.
Miss McLandsborough has closed a
very successful term of school at
Johnson. Joel Briney was awarded a
diploma from County Supt. Young
for not being absent or tardy during
the school year. Ice cream was serv-
ed by the teacher during me after
noon.
Miss Aria Mckinney closed very
successful term of school at Chapel
Hill Friday, June 10. There was quite
a crowd present. A picnic dinner was
served at noon. A good program was
given in the afternoon by the scholars.
A diploma was awarded to Esther
Ruby, who was neither absent nor
tardy during the year.
Wednesday afternoon from 200 I'M
til 400 birthday party was given by
Mrs. Ed Briney for Myrtle Briney, it
being her ninth birthday. Those pres
ent were: Blanche Hayes, of Oska-
'oosa, Joel Briney, Mary Cochran, Es-
Their Coulson, Lola Roland, W. Sopher,
Raymond and Carl Good, Arlo All
good, Lola Spain, Mamie, Madge and
Everett Roberts, Edith and Elizabet-.
McLandsborough, Anna and Elma
Sampson, Hazel and Hilda Van Bro
gen, Mary and Myrtle Briney. Mrs.
John Good, Mrs. Jess Sopher, Mrs. ali
ton Spain, assisted Mrs. Briney in en-
tertaining the little folks.
Childrens day was observed at the
Centenary H. E. church Sunday, June
81, at 10 a. m. The house was decor
ated with beautiful flowers and green
ney and with our national colors, 80
old and yet so new" interspersed here
and there. A large crowd was we'll
by the carefully prepared
program which the thirty-eight little
folks carried out. Thanks are due
the committee for the manner inl
which they trained the children.
June IA closed the contest, the pink
side winning by small majority.
All are pleased with the good attend
ance at the Sabbath school during
the last three months. The program
was as follows:
Song Would You Dwell in the
Invocation.
Recitation-"A God After ALL Eli
zabeth McLandsborough
Recitation-"About Ready to Show
On Bruce Hanna.
Song-"Lullaby," Evelyn Smith.
Exercise-"Well Rally for Captain
Jesus.
Recitation-"B Blackberry Girl" Rho
la Sampson.
Recitation-"The Forgotten Son,
Retha Ballinger.
Song-"This Good Old World" by
the Choir
Recitation-"A Preachers Vacation"
Edith McLandsborough.
Recitation IF Somebody Loved
YOU" Goldie Krizer
Flower Exercise.
Recitation-"Pansy without Wings
Blanche Hayes.
Recitation-"Papa's Letter" Joel
Briney.
Now, Just a Word for
Jesus" Alma Sampson.
song-"Too Old to Lead the Choir,
Mary Young.
Recitation-"The Missionary Penny
Lois Allgood.
Recitation Children's Day" James
McLandsborough.
Song -"Sunbeam."
Recitation-"The Sunny Way Eyal
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