The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-17
New Point.

| New Point.
The band boys were in Mound
City, Monday.
-Lorene Skunk visited a few days
ut Maitland. last week.
Clark Lentz and Willie Bucknum
were on the sick list a few days.
Guy West, of Wauneta, Neb., il
here. visiting the Boswclls.
| MIR. and Mrs. Frank Crawford
spent Sunday with Mrs. Ellen Hatch
Icr.
There we're four moro additions
to the Presbyterian church, Sunday
morning.
Miss Maudc Luther spent Sat-
\ urday and Sunday with friends near
Barnard.
Misses Roxie and Grace Carson
visited friends in Maryville and st.
Joseph a few days, last week.
| Several from here went 20 Mound
City, Monday, TO sec Company l.,
when they left for training camp.
| Misses BcSs Coffin and Ethel Da-
Wis spent last week in Skidmore with
friends. and attended the Chautau-
qua.
Rev. II. Il. Murphy will begin a
meeting "a, Parncll. Mo. Monday, Au-
gust 90. Regular services here Sum-
day.
| Lyle Bender and family, Mr. and
| Ms. Claude Bender. Mr.. and Mrs.
| FRED Davis and Miss Rctta Boswell
| spent Monday in st. Joseph.
Mr.. and MR.. T.. A. Kelley left
| Tuesday morning Of this week for
Ccn,rnlin. kansas. whore they will
visit with relatives. They went in
their ear.
| Mrs. Chns. Fields went TO st.
Joseph. las, Tuesday. and spent few
days with relatives. She reports Mrs.
Ola Adams very low She also visited
her sister nj Roscndalc.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Car
son. last Tuesday night. August :, n
daughter to whom they have given
The name of Margaret Ruth. DR.. Hoo
gan was in attendance.
| There was u large crowd attend
cd the reception Friday night. given
Mt the Christian church. Refresh
mcnts, consisting Of ice cream and
cake. were served to all present.
| Everett Aglcr accompanied Rev.
Murphy to Oxford. last Saturday,
where Rev. Murphy filled his regular
appointment. They returned home
Monday morning. The trip was made
in Mr.. Aglcr's truck.
| Alberta Williams. the oldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. \. O. viii
liams, Is suffering from an attack
OF typhoid fever ut present. DIR.
| Hogan Il attending her, and thinks
he has /, under control.
| The Red Cross class in First
Aid to the Injured" met Tuesday nj.
tcrnoon nj the office Of the instruc-
tor, br Wood. The text books,
charts and supplies have been rccciv.
cd from headquarters nj Washing
ton. ". G., and the work l. proving
mhs, interesting. The War Relief
| loaru" has material on hand now
for lots Of sewing and knitting. Reg
ular meetings are held on Tuesday
afternoons. hat material To- work with
can be- secured NJ any time from tho
chairman, All the women and girls
are urged H. attend the meetings
for making hospital garments, nj tho
home of MIS-. Shannon Hartman. cv-
| cry IursdnN afternoon. Come and
sow with the ladies and take a gar
mcnt with You tu make at home. The
knitting department la, hoadUlartcrs
| ni the home If IT, chairman, Mrs,
| Martha Fainter. Gail there for yarn,
needle, and Instructions for knitting
sweaters. Mis. CLas. Fields, chair
man of the Department If Sowing
for War Orphans. las that material
on hand now. Patterns and sample
| garments were sent with bolts OF
bingham aud outing flannel. Call on
~ phone Mr., Fields for material 10
make some Of these small garments.
II each woman would only give half
hour day or u half day each week,
~" could accomplish n VAT amount II
work, DO your hc-t.
BASCOMB.