The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-06
FLAT RIVER

uay. DeSlOge, Bismarck, Esther and
Flat River were the only teams that
entered. Both cups, the track and the
relay, were won by Flat River. Flat
River took first place with 55 points,
Desloge second with 20 points, Bis
marck third with Is, and Esther came
fourth with 3 points. The Flat River
relay race was composedf OF Mean
nally, Haney, Cecil and Newcomb. and
was won by sixty yards. Flat River
also had about nine LIST place badges
to present Monday morning.
Miss Allean Male and Tom John
son were Pennington visitors Thurs
day.
Jimmy Wall, Of Toledo, Ohio, is
here visiting friends.
The High School Mixed, and Girls
Quartet are going to Bonnie Terre
Friday night to sing between the acts
of the High School play there.
Saturday night as Mrs. A. C. Will
liams and her daughter and her sister,
another Mrs. Williams. were returning
from the picture show, they were run
into by Bill Sacks of Desloge, who was
also on his way home. AS he passed
the people walking he also passed q
areg machine and the SPOT light was
turned in his face, making him I'M
able to see the women, which he
knocked down and dragged some dis
lance. Mrs. A. C. Williams was most
seriously injured, having a fractured
skull However, she is recovering as
rapidly as could be expected. sis
Marvin 0'Sullivan, of Bonnie Terre,
was a Flat River visitor Tuesday.
Bill Sacks, of Desloge, was Flat
River visitor Saturday. .af
DR.. and Mrs. T. L. Haney and lit
tie daughter, Ida Mae, visited rela-
tives at Libertyville Friday.
Miss Lola Rodgers is spending this
week in Fredericktown and Mine La
Motto, visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. Keith returned home Tues
day, after spending two weeks in St.
Louis with her sister, Mrs. H. Pease,
who has been seriously ILL.,
The Methodist boys base ball team
will play Marvin College at Freder-
icktown Saturday. ' @,
The Leadwood, Bonnie Terre, -Des..
Ioge, Esther and Pennington musical
contestants were here Friday for the
preliminaries. This is the first county
musical contest to be held for several
years. The results of the contest FRI
day night were: Chorus-Leadwoo
LIST; Bonnie Terre, End; Girls Glee
Club-Flat River LIST, Leadwood End;
Girls Quartet-F1at River LIST, Lead
wood End; Boys Quartet-Farmington
list, Flat River End; Orchestra-Lead-
wood LIST, Pennington End; Violin So
lo-Bonne Terre list, Pennington End;
Piano Solo-Leadwood LIST, Flat Riv-
er End; Girls Vocal Solo-Leadwood
LIST, Pennington End; Boys Vocal So
lo--Farmington LIST, lockwood End;
instrumental Solo--Leadwood list,
Pennington End. Penants. and prizes
were awarded to the winners. There
will be a similar contest next year.
Mrs. Geo. Webb and children, Mad
cline, John, Roy and Maxine, spent
Saturday night in Elvins with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Laird.
Misses Louise Lang, Eula Bugg, Le-
ona Radle, Genevieve Antoine and
Virginia Morris, of Harrington, We're
Flat River visitors Friday.
Miss Edith Hammock, who has been
ed home this week to spend the sum-
nier with her parents.
Geo. Webb spent the latter part of
the week on fishing trip.
Misses Sybil Bowman and Pearl
Neon, of Bonnie Terre. were Flat River
visitors Friday, - @ a.,..
Miss Anna Mcfarland, one of the
grade teachers, spent the weekend in
Fredericktown with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. White and
daughters, Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Hester, accompanied by Miss Cora
Frakes,, attended the St. Francois
County Declamatery contest at Farm
ington Thursday; night. r
Misses Helen Moran, Lucy Comp
ton and Jessamine Fite, Of Bonnie
Terre attended the Track Meet here
Saturday. - 'Hsai 81
Leslie Evans, who is employed by
the Doe Run Lead Co., spent the week
end in Pennington with his parents.
D. Hahs visited relatives at Marble
Hill Sunday.
Mss, Thelma McCarver returned TO
her home near Charleston Sunday, af-
ter spending a week here with her
cousin, Miss Iva Haney.
Misses Golden Ward, Inez Randolph
and Myrtle Dixon. of Desl9ge, were
Flat River visitors Friday. N Hss,
Miss Blanche Mosier, who teaches
in lockwood, spent the weekend here
with her parents, Mr.. and, Mrs. w.
Mosier. Miss Blanche win tedtF the
sixth grade here next year.
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