The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-08-08
Virginia.

The hot winds which have been
prevailing for the past few days arr
proving very hard on the corn. Sev-
craI OF the farmers are having to haul
stock water.
Miss Mae Dea Riley. OF Kansas
City, came Wednesday OF last week
to b., a guest OF Miss Flossie Rob
bins
The topic for League next Sunday
will be. lis there anyone | cannot tor
give" Mark II:e5; Luke 1873; Eph.
4:3.. Miss Maude Burk will be lead
er Next Sunday after League ser
vices. Dr. Wright will preach Also
Sunday morning. All are cordially
invited to come to these services.
Miss Clara Bruner. who has been
visiting with friends in this vicinity,
returned to her home at Stockton
Missouri. Monday. Mrs. Harry Hen
derson accompanied her for tw"
weeks visit there.
George Seymour wa, taken last
week to hospital in Kansas City t"
have All operation performed for APP
pcndicitis. DIR. Chastain and Mr..
Seymour accompanied him, the latter
returning home Sunday. Mrs. Scy-
mour then lett to be at his bedside
until he RECEIVERS. At latest reports
he was getting along fairly well
Reuben Fugate received 4 bad III
jury one day last week by IA sharp
cut on his foot with moving sickle.
The W. {. +. u. met with Mrs. W..
NJ. FIardinger last Thursday. The
Union is turning out fine lot Of
work. having completed "A number Ct
comfort kits. housewives and 1rcrfeh
pillows. Since our last report one
new member has been gained. and
two children for the White Ribbon
Recruit. At the last meeting the fol-
lowing delegates were elected for the
county convention to be held at Peru
Mrs. Alice Mcliadden, Mrs. Carrie
Henderson, Mrs. Eva Jundy, Mrs. w.
NJ Hardingcr and Miss Rosa Night
wine. Altcrnates Miss Edith Walk
er. Miss Ola Ayres. Mrs. Maude
French, -Shesler, and Mrs S. S
Ison The following are to go as del
egates by virtue OF their county Of
fices: Mrs. Ollie L. Greenup. Mrs.
Gertrude Walker, Miss Margic
Grecnup. and Miss Maggie Mccain.
Misses Elsie Englehardt. Ruth
O'Rear, I;lossie Robbins and Mae
Dea Riley were Sunday guests OF
Miss Martha Park.
George Wolfe was guest OF Lewis
and John Burge Sunday
Mrs. Ollie Greenup organized
new W. c. T. U. at Nyhart last week
with seven members. The U Mon was
given the name of O. f. Greenup, in
honor OF their organizer. The follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. Pearl Warren; vice president,
Mrs. ]. a. Patterson; secretary. Miss
Ruby Patterson: treasurer, Miss Lois
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Henderson en-
tertained number of friends
Wednesday night of last week with
lawn party i'll honor of their guest,
Miss Clara Drummer. After number
of games had been played, the guests
were invited into the house, where
ice cream and cake were served.
Misses Alma Alexander and Ruth
Seymour furnished excellent music.
Those present we're: Misses Ruth
and Ruby O'Rear, Norma Werner,
Nellie and Eula wager, Lille and
Thelma Mayer, Edna Shesler. FIossie
Robbins, Mae Dea Riley. Elsie En-
glehardt,. Maggie Mccain, Alma
Alexander, Emma Pahlman, Lula
Bedwell, Ruth and Mary Seymour.
Rosa Nightwine. Maude Burk, Clara
Drummer, and Ola Ayers; Messrs. w.
A. wager, Nathan Werner, Willie
Englehardt, Henry Mccain, Willie
Jensen, Holly Pahlman. J. c. Hay
den. Troy Mcclure, Harvey Ayres.
Louis and John Burge, Charley
Wolfe, Willie Lamar, Delbert Lin
genfelter and Jim Cox; Mr.. and MRS.
Amos Shesler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Greenup, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Old
ham, Mrs. Carrie Henderson and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Henderson. :
Miss Margie Greenup, who has
been visiting for several weeks with
relatives at Macomb, Illinois, re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. 1. w. Lingenfelter and baby
have been on the sick list.