The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-08-15
Virginia.

visiting her mother, Mrs. L. A. Lusk.
DR.. Wright, wife and daughter,
Ruth, we're guests at the G. F. Rubel
home Sunday. Dr.. Wright preached
at the M. E. church Sunday morning
and Rev. Jones in the evening.
The District League convention
will be held a. Lamar August 2o, 81
and 20.
Miss Mae Dea Riley, who has been
visiting with Miss Flossie. Robbins,
for two weeks, returned to- her home
in Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Judy and daughter, Una,
entertained number of friends and
relatives at their home Saturday
evening, in honor OF Doc Harper,
| who leaves Wednesday as a mechanic
| in the army. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Harper, Mr., and
Mrs. T. S. Harper and children, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Harper and children,
Doc and Mary; Mrs. Pleasant Hill;
Mr.. Cecil Phibbs, OF Amoret; and
Misses Flossic Robbins, Mac Dea
Riley and Ola Ayres.
The League topic for next Sunday
will be The Hidden Pillars OF My
Life Sam, l,-4-2S; Tim $50; |
Cor. 414-l5. Miss Norma Werner
Twill be leader.
The w. {, 7. i county convention
to be held at Peru, was postponed
until August - and ii, Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Pearl Walker, who has been
spending the summer with her grand
parents cast OF Butler, visited over
Sunday with home folks.
| Miss l'lossie Robbins entertained
the following girl friends at her home
with slunher party "Wednesday
night OF last week, in honor OF her
guest, Miss Mae Dea Riley: Misses
Elsie l:nglcl1arIt, Carrie and Dorothy
Harper, Maudc. Hurk. Rosa Night
wine, Olal Ayrcs, Mary Harper, Ruth
Seymour and Una Judy, A number
OF games were played until the wee
small hours ui the morning, the girls
departing the IleNI morning, each one
declaring they had had the time OF
their lives.
\ silver medal tscamatory contest
will be held al the Virginia Christian
church Friday night OF this week, AND
on Saturday night at Nyhart, nndel
the auspices OF the W. T.. I. Y
/. l:vcryone is invited TO attend y
silver offering Will be taken at Tux
door, the proceeds ui which, after the
, , med1ts paid ior Will go toward pnr'
; chasing supplies for comfort kits io'
our soldiers ard sailors.
1 Miss Marie Jensen, who has bcei
! attending tie Warrenshurg Normal
visited over Sunday with her parents
. Mr.. and Mrs. t. /. {. Jensen.
z We wish to correct an error made
: in our last week iteins--lnstcad o
e seven members being gained at thu
+ organization al the @. +. Greenul
w. E.. r. e. at Nyhart, there vert
. seventeen.
Miss Pearl Walker has been en-
f |ployed to teach the Brackney schoo
d the coming year; and Miss Edit
Maker at Forbes
. Relatives ant, friends here have re
" ccived announcements OF the birth @
a 9 pound baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Eggleson, OF Vancouver
Washington, August l, 1913.
: Among those from this vicinity at
n tending the State Fair at Sedalia TIN
p week are Mr.. and Mrs. v w: Wake
: and Grant Garner.
Miss Pauline Keller, of Carthage
|, Missouri, is visiting with friends IL
e this vicinity
y Mrs. Ollie L. Greenup. Distric
Organizer OF the w. c. t, u, or
e ganized White Ribbon union a
f New Hope Sunday, August i, will
e seven paid members and sever
> pledged members Last Sunday
n August IL, she organized a union a
: Pleasant Ridge, with promising sue
cess.
). Nathan and Norma Werner lief
5 last week to care for the wheat croI
o on their fathers farm near Bolivar
Missouri.
MIS-. IVA Van rA1AS r'N>h 40
q formed by her husband that he wa
t recently made a corporal in the arm,
! now in training at Camp Dodge.
5 Corliss and Robert lngels, OF La
I fayette, Illinois, are visiting at th'
= home of their aunt, Mrs. Carrie Hen
: derSon.
The Virginia w. c. T. U. will hole
! its regular meeting Thursday after
a noon of this week, August IS, at thu
Christian church. Every member /:
: asked to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Famuliner, o.
Butler, are visiting with her sister
Mrs. Carrie Henderson.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Shaw, of John
J son county, are visiting with her par
, ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Raybourn.
L. S. Paddock's new garage is near.
ing completion.
. Nearly every one is hauling water
now; a rain is very badly needed.
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