The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-23
BONNIE TERRE.


Nugt.
r. f. Eggerman and little daugh'
ter, Miss Edith, who have been Wis
iting relatives in st. Louis, returned
home Sunday.
Horace Taylor, who has been I'M
able to work the past week, on ac'
count of an operation performed on
his throat, resumed duties Tuesday
Again we ask our readers to open
the ear and listen to the unceasinp
call, "More Missionaries. Come
to League services next Sunday
evening at Centenary Church and
lend voice on the worldwide sub
ject "Korea in Transition Leader,
Miss Alberta Edwards.
Big Irish American Celebration. --
Friday afternoon the Erin go
Braghs" and "Libertics' raised
dust in the Natatorium, which rose
to the ceiling giving 1t the appear
aurc of Il captured fort all III Il has
ket bail round. AT n signal, center
got busy, gave the bail an unusual
| ~ high toss and the tug o. war be-
gan, which the Athletic Association
credited with being II criterion mix
Iup. The Irish with their faiths
and "surcs, " smuthrr"d old "Ltber
I ty" beneath the goal and carried ia,
victory, ri to Il.
Saturday evening Mrs, {. l.. Nor
wine very royalty entertained mint
| young athletes in honor of her son
/ William. The dinner which awaited
. their arrival was elegantly prepared
aud served IN seven courses. Thu
evening was spent in playing game
that were decidedly novel and eX
crrdinEly interesting. OCCASIONAL,
"A strain of music waited To- the ear
making the affair more enjoyable
The boys unanimously asserted tina
Mrs. Norwinc was an unsurpass
able entertainer, and at Il late hOu
rejoicmgly proclaimed their an re
Voirs.
"ThOu shalt not make unto the
any craven image; nor bow dow
thyself to them, nor serve them, /
applied to the amusement house a
well AS the saloon; to the bail roor
as well as the gambling dens. Thi
commandment was sent direct I
the heart of man to engage them I
compete against the seductions an
allurements that drag our yuut
down to spiritual death, and to cas-
their energies aside from the taiute
current of sensuons pleasure.
was II command bidding MS ente
the wider channel guarded by Coo
giving a greater pleasure In the pu1
pose and work, with the great, III
righteous and eternal.
The Home Mission Society me
Tuesday ut the home of Mrs. \. !
Henry with twenty present to EMO
the subject, "MOney-giving in til
Kingdom" under the leadership ,
the uewly-elected president, Mr.
Hans Shantl. Mrs. Shantl gave
short but very beneficial talk,
which she clearly impressed tn
need of financial interests; hut
thousand times better, to look {
the life waveriug with spiritual Low
love that abides where faith, hop
and enthusiasm are. Following thi
several references and short article
were read bearing directly on I'll
subject. Mrs. Henry gave an el
r couraeing outline of the range {
/ our missionary duties. This wa
folio wed by an address from Mr.
/ G.. l.. Norwine, whose well worde
facts and impressive deliver
! touched the heart of every missio
, worker. Next meeting, the leadt
: appointed Is Mrs. ). f.. Wood, All
| Mrs. +. H. bearing as hostess
! After partaking OF the dainty r.
! freshments, the missionaries wei
1 forth to labor until the third Tue
/ day in April,