When was it published?

June 30, 1916 in The Ozark Spectator

Domestic News June 30, 1916

The Ozark Spectator

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Agriculture, Social Event, Religious Event

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Barnes, Fred Woolsey, Jeff Woolsey, May Barnes, Elder W. A. Barham, Dr. Peters, Fred Barnes, Turney Williams, Lunday Barham, Wallace Wisdom, W. A. Barnes

Q: What keywords are associated?

Sulphur Springs, Crops Growing, Farmers Activities, Social Visits, Sunday School, Church Services, Cotton Chopping

Ozark, Franklin County, Arkansas

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What is this article about?

Community update from Sulphur Springs: post-rain crop growth and farming progress; social dinners and visits; church services by Elder Barham with good attendance; Sunday school advancements and invitations; local travels and cotton work. (214 characters)

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Sulphur Springs

After the week's rain we have three days sunshine and now crops are looking well and growing, but not as fast as the weeds and grass.

Some of the farmers are laying by corn and when they get their oats out of the way planting the second crop will be in order.

Mrs. Hood and Mrs. Willis took dinner with Mrs. Barnes Sunday and attended Sunday school in the afternoon.

Mesdames Fred and Jeff Woolsey took dinner with May Barnes Sunday.

Elder W. A. Barham filled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday. There was a large crowd out Sunday—quite a few from North Liberty, Jethro, Watalula and West View, also Dr. Peters and family of Lonelm was here in the Doctor's car and gave everybody an invitation to come to Lonelm to the big meeting on the fifth Sunday in June.

Our Sunday school is progressing nicely. We have ordered literature for next quarter and ordered new song books which we expect here by the first Sunday in July. All neighboring Sunday schools are invited to come and help us with our new books as they are the same that our neighboring schools have. Our school opens at 2:30 in the evening.

Fred Barnes has gone to Poteau on a visit to his brother and sister and other relatives.

Turney Williams and wife were visitors near Jethro last week.

Lunday Barham and Wallace Wisdom visited W. A. Barnes Sunday evening.

Everybody is about through chopping cotton the first time and some are going over the second time.

What sub-type of article is it?

Agriculture Social Event Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Sulphur Springs Crops Growing Farmers Activities Social Visits Sunday School Church Services Cotton Chopping

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Hood Mrs. Willis Mrs. Barnes Fred Woolsey Jeff Woolsey May Barnes Elder W. A. Barham Dr. Peters Fred Barnes Turney Williams Lunday Barham Wallace Wisdom W. A. Barnes

Where did it happen?

Sulphur Springs

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Sulphur Springs

Event Date

After The Week's Rain

Key Persons

Mrs. Hood Mrs. Willis Mrs. Barnes Fred Woolsey Jeff Woolsey May Barnes Elder W. A. Barham Dr. Peters Fred Barnes Turney Williams Lunday Barham Wallace Wisdom W. A. Barnes

Event Details

After recent rain, crops are growing well amid weeds; farmers laying by corn and planning second crop after oats. Social visits include Mrs. Hood and Mrs. Willis dining with Mrs. Barnes and attending Sunday school; Mesdames Fred and Jeff Woolsey dining with May Barnes. Elder W. A. Barham held services with large attendance from nearby areas; Dr. Peters invited to Lonelm meeting. Sunday school progressing, new literature and song books ordered, open to neighbors at 2:30 pm. Fred Barnes visiting Poteau relatives; Turney Williams and wife visited near Jethro; Lunday Barham and Wallace Wisdom visited W. A. Barnes. Farmers finishing first cotton chopping, some starting second.