Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-12-16
Norwood

SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. McCracken, &C.
~companied by her father. Mr..
Bess, who was a week end visit.
or with them spent Sunday with
Mt. Grove relatives. MIR. Bess
had been with his son Quincy,
who was formerly in the grocery
store here previous to his bad
health, who we're as far south as
Old Mexico. Quincy's relatives
and friends are glad the trip
was beneficial.
The sick people Of Norwood
aresimproving. Mrs. Elrod and
Ffnis Sanders, who have been
dangerously i'll, are improving.
Mr.. Sanders sister. Mrs. Phil.
lips. of Tulsa. Okla. and Mr..
and wife of Kansas city
have returned home.
Miss Ana Newton, who has
been suffering for several days
with rheumatism, is improving.
The Norwood basket ball boys
and girls went over to Macomb
Friday and the game scored Is
to - in favor Of Macomb.
Miss Okla Dennis was a week
end visitor with her sister, Miss
Dennis aud aunt, Myrtle Brazeal,
of Springfield.
Norwood was well represented
at Caudle last Sunday where the
funeral of Ralph Jarrett was
preached. Mr. Jarrett died Fri
day night at Springfield hospital
where an operation had been
performed for gall stone a few
days before. His remains were
brought to Norwood Saturday
thence to his home near Cross
Roads school house. Besides
parents, several brothers and
sisters, he is survived by a wife
and eight children. His sisters,
Mrs. Guy Curtis and Mrs. Maud
Steinert, and their families and
Miss Maggie Jarrett all of
Springfield were at the funeral.
Bro. Caldwell preached the fu-
neral OF this highly respected
Christian gentleman, who was a
member of the Norwood Chris
tian church.
George Saesky of Fl. Scott,
Kans., visited his mother, Mrs.
Seesky, here and took her and
aunt, Mrs, Flora Atkisson, to
MI. Grove Sunday. Mrs. Atkis-
son after visiting relatives there
will go to Riverside, Calf, to her
children.
The Norwood high school will
be ready for occupancy next
week.
MIR. Bradford and wife of
Springfield, formerly of Norwood
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Pope
Mr.. Broadis and Mr.. Anderson
of the Oak Forest neighborhood,
attended the revival Saturday.
The revival meeting closed
Monday with about 40 CONVEX
sions. There is to be a baptisiDg
the 4th Sunday, the regular
preaching day at the Baptist
church. Remember now thy
Creator in the days of thy youth
was exemplified by most of the
converts. a little child shall
lead them" We trust they may
look to Him who said, Come un-
to me all ye that labor and are
heavy laden and I will give you
rest" and may the older ones
too, work in unison for the saliva
ton of souls. Bro. Caldwell, the
aged minister. is, though feeble.
a live wire" for the Lord.
The Norwood school will have
a pie supper at Ellis Hall Friday
night.
The 10 days revival meeting
held at the Baptist church closed
Dec. Is with the results of SO
conversions. Bro. G.. Caldwell,
our beloved pastor, did the prea.
ching and devoted his entire
time and strenth to the effort Of
saving souls. The old time pow.
er was revealed; none coming to
the altar Of prayer but what was
saved during the meeting. Only
two came to the altar the second
time. We feel that this is in an
swer to the earnest prayers of
the Christian people Of Norwood