The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-12
New Pastor Arrives

New Pastor Arrives y
Rev. Lynn Pinkerton, who was cleo
ted to the pastorate of the Bonnie
Terre Baptist Church several weeks
ago, but because Of school duties
could not accept it at once, arrived in
town Saturday prepared to take
charge of the duties of pastor Of the
local Baptist Church. Regular ser
the house was filled at both sermons
In the afternoon several candidates
for baptism were baptized and arrang-
ments are being made for others to
be baptized Rev. Pinkcrton is Il
graduate Of William Jewell College
and appears TO be very intelligent
young man capable of the duties he
has taken upon himself. Bonnie Terre
is always glad to have such good re-
spected citizens make their home here
and much success is predicted for
Rev. Pinkerton.
Rev. J. NJ Applcberry of Halifax,
Mo-, passed through town Saturday
enroutc to the MostelIer Schonlhouse
to attend church on Saturday evening
and Sunday.
Miss Abbis Jenkerson of Desloge
spent Saturday with friends in Bonnie
Terre, returning home in the even
ing.
j. l.. Strain of Halifax stopped here
with J. d. Poston and family over
Saturday night on returning home
from visit with relatives at Lead
wood.
Joseph Eaton and family of Lead
wood visited Williams Evans and fam
lily here over Sunday.
A. w. Miller and family of Lead
wood visited +. G. Wolf and family
in Bonnie Terre over Sunday.
James Craig, st. Joseph Lead Com
pany telephone operator Mt Hcrculan-
cum, spent Friday night and Saturday
here with his friend, Ernest Scott.
Miss Edna Bayles of Silver Springs
spent Saturday in Bonnie Terre Wis
ting friends, and shopping.
Misses Gertrude and Caroline Wolf
returned home Sunday from week
end visit with their sister, Mrs. H..
W. Miller. and family in lockwood
Wesley Banister of Leadwood Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Banister, here Saturday evening and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Patrick of Gran
lite City, ILL.,, have been visiting friends
and relatives in Bonnie Terre this
week.
Mrs. Guy Mcfarland and son. Leo,
were in Leadwood Saturday and Sun
day visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
Lawrence Whitehead of Kimswick
spent few days of this week with
his brother, Walter Whitehead, and
transacted business while here.
Fred Turley visited the family of
his brother, Roy Turley, in Leadwaad
over Sunday.
Tullus Cunningham of St. Louis
was in town few days this week
looking after his property and attend.
ing to other business.
John Son of near Desloge spent
Saturday and Sunday with the family
of his brother, DR.. T. A. Son, Of this
place. He reports the presence or
his farm of the scarcity of rain.
| Vester Voss returned home FRIDAY
evening from attending graduating
exercises of the State Normal Schoo
at Cape Girardeau.
Oscar Frazier of near Wales Mine.
was in town on business Friday. II,
reports that Miss Lille Watt hal
been elected to teach the Pfnistel
school the coming term.
Simon Dubinsky, manager of tn,
Lyric Airdome, was in lockwood OF
show business Friday.
Oran Burns of Flat River was il
Bonnie Terre Saturday visiting will
friends and relatives.
Rev. r. G. Ramsey of Flat Rive
passed through town Saturday morn
ing enroute to Mosteller Schoolhous
on rural route, where he preached OF
Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing and also baptised several on Sun
day afternoon.