The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-02
BONNIE TERRE.

confined to his room.
W. H. Norwine, who has been
confined to the bed a number OF
weeks, Is rapidly improving.
Harry Norwine, who has had
position in Kansas City for several
months, returned home Saturday.
Miss ,Maude Straughn, who has
been in st. Louis the past week Sc
lecting millinery, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. J. J. thinner of Flat River
spent the latter part OF the week
visiting her mother, Mrs. j.
Straughn.
Rev. and Mrs. Nelson h. Henry
went to Festus Tuesday to attend
the mid-year meeting Of the Board
of Missions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Covington came
over from Flat River Sunday to
spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Omer Hendrix.
The laughable homc.talent play,
"What Mapped to Jones'" went to
Flat River Tuesday and played be-
fore vast audience.
a young ladies Sunday School
class was organized last Sunday
under direction of Mrs. n. d. Henry
with the following students: Miss
es Mabelle Norwinc, Bertha Lesser,
| Alberta Edwards, Jennie Edwards,
| Norah Murphy, Lucy Hendrix,
Blanche Snowman, Lizzie Perry.
\ big contest has bcgun--the w.
| G. T. t., striving for new members
aud endeavoring to raise money to
/ help them in the great work they
are doing. The membership Of ~
has been divided in three parts,
with Mrs. II. II Hammond, Mrs.
Lulu Knapp and Mrs. {. l.. Nor
wine as chairmen of the number as
signed them.
The address delivered at Cen.en-
AIRY Church last Sunday by DR.. W.
+. McMurray on Church EXten-
ton" was very impressive, and
many true facts were thoroughly
; explained; and we are hoping that
, his words will weigh so heavily ON
I the hearts of Centenary members
that new church building will soon
he erected.
Last Sunday evening at > O'Clock
: Nesper Service was held at the Con-
: grrvational Church and was enioyec
e immensely. The songs were SO i'm
, Ipressive that calm rested over al
I throughout the meeting; and in con
|uectiou with this we mention tn,
rarnestncss manifested among thu
members of the G. +. Society O
I this church, who are doing Sdm'
= splendid missionary work in remcm
l. bcring and comforting the sick.
Epworth League topic for mex
: Sunday at Centenary is "Numerou
5 and Dangerous Foes" The follow
y ing program has been arranged
Address on subject, by leader.
:. Vocal SoIO-Miss Pearl Rosenthal
> Violin S0lo-Selected.
Vocal SOl0-Miss Mary Snyder.
e Personal Experiences.
! Aside from this, several other item
haze been handed to members
e Come and help us in our work.
+ A play, entitled 1.-The Call L
q Christian America" will be give
e under supervision of the Home an
i Foreign Mission Societies Frida
evening, March I'd, at Gentleman
d Church. The characters will b
e represented as follows:
d Chinese ....,.. Miss Beulah Spencer
i. japanese .......... Mrs. &. l.. Norwin,
y Korean .. Miss Cora Arismar
u Cuban ..... Miss Lucretia Henry
d Brazilian .... Miss Lucy Hendri,
IL Mexican ........... Miss Bertha Lessee
~ European migrant
= Miss Jennie Lam
X Mrs. Y. AuBuchol
American Indian
Miss Jennie Edward
ID American Negro Mrs. Lulu KNAPP
II African Mrs. A. G. NOrwin
" Mill Child Ruby Covingtoi
- City Poor Miss Ethel ArmOI
" Deaconness ......... Mrs. Hans Shaul
20 Liberty Mrs. +. f.. Eggermal
u IL is desired that everyone that hi
he an opportunity will come and 81
T. how thoroughly and rapidly the Mi
'e sionary work has developed, Al
" how splendidly the work will he
~ Illustrated.
Last week G. Il. Gilbert, the /
H. surance man of this city, ran an a
u, vertisement in both of our local pa
~ pers offering Sl0 in gold to the pc
lie son who approached the busine
H. man in whose hands this amou
q. had been placed, at the same tin
asking care you insured with Il
Gilbert Insurance Agency?' al
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