The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-09
CHILLlCOTHE, MO.

Mr.. Alex Winfrey and Mr.. Oliver
Patterson are able to be out after six
weeks of illness. -. Mrs. M. E. Oaks
was the guest of Mrs. Nance last week
49,. Miss Carrie Agee of Tripplett,
Mo-, is visiting at the home of Mr..
Thos. Banks. Mrs. Nora Benton,
Miss Emma Rector, Mr.. Eugene
Rector, Mr.. Eugene. P, 6.SHRDLUHDL
Rector and Mr.. Wanna Rector of Kan
sas City, Mo, spent Christmas with
Mrs. Ann Clayton. Mrs. Bates of
Oklahoma City and Mrs. Merchant, of
Fayette, Mo-, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Woods.
Mr.. Russell of Chicago, ILL.,, is visiting
friends. REV. Todd of Salisbury,
Mo-, spent the holidays with Mr.. Todd
and Mr.. Geo. Crews. The holiday
events began December 20, at CARR
son school with a program that was
none the less entertaining because Of
its brevity. Delicious refreshments
were prepared and sold by the Domes-
tic Science class during the evening
AS usual the churches we're dec
GRATED for Christmas eve and recita-
tons and songs rendered by the chill
dren as if they tasted the Christmas
sweets before they were taken from
the tree. The Daughters of Tabor
gave an entertainment at the U. K. T.
hall Christmas night. An unusual
preparation in seating capacity and
provisions preceded the entertain
ment, the attendance and proceeds
were equally as unusual and crafty
ing. Saturday afternoon, December
26, the Bachelor Girls were given a
Christmas reception at the home of
the new year adorned each was given
the New Year entertainment was CIV
en- by Miss Bertha Monroe. Beauti-
full decorations adorned each home
and delicious luncheons were served.
1t was announced at the latter meet
ing that one of their esteemed mem
bers, Miss Clyde Clark was happily
married to Mr.. Moore of Leads, S. Da-
kota, last Monday. The best wishes
of the club for unlimited happiness
and success to the contracted parties
meets the hearty approval of the en-
tire community in which her helpful
presence is missed. The Masons and
Eastern Star chapter held a carnival
at U. X. T. hall, December 28. Booths
were stationed her and there with
novel attractions. The attendance
was very good despite the unfavorable
weather. Mr.. Thomas Quinn and Mrs.
Fannie Williams we're supported by
competent committees and loyal mem
bers. A literary program was given
at Bethel Church Wednesday night.
Beautiful solos were sung by Rev. Bur
bridge and Miss Payne. Mrs. Mer-
chant gave an excellent recital. In
structive papers were read by DR.. Hall
and Mr.. Vincent Longdon. Closing
remarks were made by Mrs. Oaks and
Prof. Longdon after which refresh
ments were served "A lecture THE
Origin of the Negro, his Development
and Growth" by Mrs. Merchant in
~terested an appreciative audience at
the Baptist church Thursday night;
complimentary remarks we're made by
Revs. Tally and Todd, Prof. Long
don and Mrs. Alexander Winfrey. -.
We believed that a turkey dinner in
honor of the Bachelor Girls by the
Bachelor Boys during the holidays
was a certainty as soon as announced
Members of such clubs are prone to
observe the Golden rule when 1t comes
to making engagements for dining
or marrying. The doubling guests
were convinced at the comfortable
home of the energetic Mr.. Lucillius
Sawyer liant Thursday night. The
guests were we'll pleased and litera
in expressing words of praise anc
and gratitude. The dinner was re
plete with turkey ant its trimmings
'Ay amt all choice that plenty car