The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01

;anment for is members. Any one
over the age OF l6 years j. yugID,y
90 membership. and the club should
nave every one in this vicinity for it,
men hers. Meeting nights will be the
"a aud 9Th Wednesday r.ghts. Mem
bcr.hip cards will be printed this
week, and the club should have the
hearty support Of everybody in this
neiehborhood. Il don't make any dif.
ference II you live in town or the
county, you are interested in the up
building Of the ncigaborhood. Throw
your hammer away and be a booster.
The arual meeting OF the Bigcow
Township Sunday school convention
was called to order by the president,
Brother l.. ". Motley, at the Christian
church, last Saturday afternoon, At
1880. First on the program WAS .
song service, followed BY q solo By
Miss Marion Maier; prayer by Brother
l.. A. Hunt; solo, Miss Eva Hogan;
An Efficient Sunday School," Mrs.
katharine McNaul, Of Maitland;
Character Building Through Teach
ing" Brother l.. a. Hunt; "The Work
of Temperance and Missionary Socie.
ties" S. W. SHELTON. A business meet
ing fonowcd saturday cveaiig, called
W. Motley. followed BY song service
school Work Outlined, Mrs. ka,h.
arinc McSaul, after which the meet
ing adjourned. Sunday morning.
sunday school services, which were
unusually interesting, after which re-.
pOsI. " tie Various committees were
received, and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Brother l.. ". Motley, PRESIDENT; Paul
Adams, secretary; II. VI. Spillman,
treasurer; Elementary, Mrs. A. W.
Ginning; Temperance and Missionary,
Mrs. =. ". shelton; Home Depart.
mcnt, Mrs. Ethel Osborne; Organized
Class, Guy Jones.
j. q. CGtron and wife were very
much surprised at their hoEr. las,
Saturday evening, when q crowd of
their friends paid them a visit, before
their departure for Colorado. where
they are expecting 10 make their
hohe II they like the country. and IL
James Riley can stay away nom Big
Tara. James Riley has been drinking
out of Big lark for good many
years, and II is a pretty hard propo.
sition. to say II he can stay away
very long or not. The boys, Murray
Catron and James Barabee, will leave
the first of the month for Boulder,
where they will start in to school, and
Mrs. Catron will follow a. soon as the
hay crop is out of the way, and James
Riley will follow up q little later on.
Mrs. Barabee Is in Boulder, this week,
making the necessary arrangements
Tor the reception of the family. Ice
cream and cake (cake like mother
used to make) was served, and the
evening was very pleasantly spent in
visiting. More would have been pres
ent, had It not been for the fact that
the date of the surprise was misun-
derstood by some. All left at a late
hour, wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Catron
much health, pleasure and prosperity
IN their new home. Those who were
there were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Wag-
goner, Fred and Otis Waggoner, J. G.
Hinkle and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Fields, Nora, Louise and Alkaline
Fields, MIR. and Mrs. ID. T.. Wilson
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Perry, Roy Hinkle and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs; Arthur Graham, Mrs. Grace
Drake and two sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Henry, and Misses Helen Hus-
ton and Mabel Lent.