The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-04-15
Virginia.

turned over an out building at the
school hous- and some OF the red
land at Virginia changed hands. Ii
was blowed from one farm to an.
other.
Last Sabbath was a windy day
around Virginia, yet the M. E. church
was filed to hear the children talk
about the benefits OF the Resurrection,
the driving away Of the evils that
men have thrown in the way OF chill.
dren leading good lives. Through
the influence OF the women and chill
dren the world will be brought back
to the bible way Of living again. The
Easter service at the Christian church
we're conducted by the Endeavor
Society. They held their regular En-.
deavor service first under the leader
ship Of Miss Ida Smizer. At 8 O'Clock
Miss Bonnie Wolfe, president OF the
Endeavor society, took charge OF the
Easter program which was we'll rem
dered by the little folks assisted by
Miss Geneva Draper at the organ.
Resurrection was made plain to the
audience and the point Of living right
to meet the Resurrection was made
clear to the people.
Manning Wilcox and family, OF
near Passaic, attended Easter do
ings at the M. E. church Sabbath
and took dinner with his brother.in-
law, Andrew Simpson and family.
Charley Emerson, Of Amsterdam,
passed through Virginia last Sab
bath with his big car.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Gilbert In.
vited a few Of their neighbors to eat
Easter dinner with them. Owing to
; the wind storm none OF the invited
guests were present but W. j. Smith
and wife and j. Fl. Park and wife
and when the guests were escorted to
the dining room they were shown
seats around q big table heavily
lsdened with all kinds OF good thingt
. to eat, as q skilled cook like Mrs
Gilbert can prepare. Young Aaron
has not had such a treat for years
tits surely pleasure to be- entertain
ed at Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert's home fol
Easter dinner and when 1t comes
time to 60 home to do your chores
you will just wish you could stay fo1
supper.
julius Heckadon wife and son
Lawrence, OF Foster, spent Saturday
night with Aaron and family, they
took dinner Saturday with james
Sacre and family and dinner Sab
bath with Charley Heckadon ant
family and Sabbath afternoon they
went to Butler to spend the nigh
with Mr.. Heckadon's father ant
mother Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hecka
| donA
II Parish Nickel, OF Jefferson Git
| was In Park Town one day last weel
| the guest OF D. C. Wolfe He wa
| riding around with his brosher-in
law, Lyman Hensley OF Butler, whit
| Ia buying stock for the Kansas CIT,
markets.
II Charley Vert was elected schou
| director in Virginia district Tuesda.
| OF last week.
II Christian Endeavor next Sunda.
| evening at 7:3O, Topic-Why W
Observe the Lords Day. MARK
| 1911 6; Acts, 20:7.) Leader Mis-
Lutte Leonard.
II Mrs T. J. Wheeler had the misior
tune OF falling last Sunday evening
and breaking her arm. It was brok
en- between the elbow and shoulder
DR.. Smith was called.
III Misses Grace Darr and Mayme Nc
| Kibben held the county examination
at the Virginia school house las
Saturday. Those taking the ex
animation were: Maude Silvers
Bessie Minor, Marie Jenson and Glel
| Pahlman.
II Miss Merrel Hensley left Saturds.
to spend q week with her colleg
chum, south OF Butler.
III T. R. Famuliner, Of Garden City
| NO., and Mics Anna Laura Campbell
Of Kansas City. were married Apri
| 7th. Miss Campbell taught theCrool
| school the winters Of 19O7-O6 ant
has many friends in Bates county
Mr.. Famuliner Is nephew OF. N
Famuliner and also has many friend
| hersvho wish them along andhapp!
| life.
II Charley Heckadon's child is quilt
| slck and has been for several days.