Scarborough sermons draw large First Baptist crowd
Dr. Lee Scarborough addressed a near full First Baptist Church auditorium last night using I Thessalonians 2:4 as his text. He urged Christians to recognize they are trustees of the gospel and guardians of souls, stressing the responsibility to share Christ with the lost. The service featured a large choir and orchestra with two daily meetings planned for next week at 10 am and 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Scarborough
First Baptist Church
Pr. Scarborough
Jesus
Christ
Bishops Uphold Heresy Verdict Against Brown
In New Orleans on October 8 the House of Bishops approved the court verdict finding Bishop William Montgomery Brown guilty of heresy. The vote was 5 to 11, and presiding Bishop Ethelbert Talbot may pass sentence. Brown remains a bishop in attendance until sentence is formally imposed.
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Prega
New Orleans
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
William Montgomery Brown
Bishop Brown
Bethlehem
Brown
Charles Fiske
New York
House
Bishop Fiske
R. M. Lawrence
Massachusetts
Episcopal Church
Arkansas
Cleveland
Jury Returns Bill Against Frank W Hays
Frank W Hays a local automobile dealer was indicted by the grand jury on a charge of assault with intent to murder connected to a shooting of C D Whitworth a railroad man of Dallas in the Lucerne apartments Whitworth was wounded in both arms and treated at Northwest Texas Hospital Hays previously posted a 5000 bond and was released as the grand jury revisited the case details and questioned several women associated with the apartment scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hays
C.D. Whitworth
Dallas
Lucerne Apartments
Whitworth
Northwest
Texas
B. M. Puckett
Hays
Lila O'Kane
Edna Hickie
Miss Hickie
O'Kane
C. G. Landis
Methodist Episcopal Union Vote Shows Large Favorable Margin
Chicago Oct 8 The Methodist Episcopal church voting on unification with the Methodist Episcopal Church South reports a strong majority. From 86 conferences the favoring totals are 8297 to 604 and lay votes 6433 to 112 in favor. Ninety one conferences remain to be heard from per Dr Wade.
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Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
R. J. Wade
General Conference
Christ Disciples Questioned At Immersion Meet
The International Convention of the Disciples of Christ in Oklahoma City moved toward a pivotal issue on church unity then spent session time on parliamentary wrangling. The day closed with preliminary debate over whether to form the United Christian Missionary Society.
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Associated
Oklahoma City
International Convention of the Disciples of Christ
United Christian Missionary Society
West Texas Needs Cotton Pickers Plea From Homer Wade
A letter to the Austin Chamber of Commerce from Homer Wade of the Texas Chamber of Commerce reports rising demand for cotton pickers and maize headers in west Texas. Farmers in Littlefield, Lubbock, Floyd, Wilbarger, Hale and nearby counties seek harvest hands, with daily wages of 2.50 to 3 dollars.
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West Texas
Homer Wade
Associated Press
Austin
Central
Texas
Austin Chain of Commerce
Homer # Wade
Wi Texas Chamber of Commerce
Littlefield
Lubbock
Floyd
Wilbarger
Hale
Swisher
Crosby
Radio broadcasts bring baseball results to Panhandle crowds
Large crowds listen to WDAG play by play as the National Cycle Co studio wires the Associated Press feed through WIAG. Amarillo and handle towns host enthusiastic fans around loud speakers, marking the largest baseball audience in years.
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WDAG
Panhandle
WIAG
Associated Press
National Cycle Co
Daily News
J. L. Martin
Mrs A Weatherford Dies Yesterday at 72 in Amarillo
Mrs Angeline Weatherford age 72 died at 12 45 pm yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs H A Palmer 905 Buchanan street in Amarillo She had lived in Amarillo for years Survived by two sons M W Weatherford Mt Vernon IL J E Weatherford Pauls Valley OK and four daughters Mrs R Lawrence Paris TX Mrs J A Howard Houston TX Mrs T P Sutton Otustee OK and Mrs H A Palmer Amarillo Also survived by many grandchildren The body is with Griggs Undertaking Co pending relatives funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Angeline Weatherford
H. A. Palmer
Buchanan Street
Houston
Texas
T. P. Sutton
Otustee
Okla
Amarillo
Methodist Church
Griggs Undertaking Co
City Briefs Cover Local Officials And Temple Trips
F. E. Walker and others left for San Antonio and Corpus Christi to attend temple openings. City manager Jeff Bartlett quoted a budget around 297000 dollars for this year, about 30000 higher than last year. Mistletoe Creameries bought ten lots and may build in Lubbock or Plainview with a plant recently purchased in Plainview.
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F. E. Walker
W. C. Townes
C. D. McPherson
Z. ¥. Purtie
B. W. Baggett
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Alamo City
Jeff Bartlett
Mistletoe Creameries Company
Lubbock
Plainview
New Grain Rates Effective Oct 12 in Texas and Oklahoma
New freight rates for grain shipments between Texas points and from Oklahoma to Texas take effect October 12. Spokesman S J Cole of the Board of City Development notes tariff supplements are pending. Coarse grains over 350 are 2.94 cents per hundred. wheat and flour 3.3 cents per hundred.
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Texas
Oklahoma
S. J. Cole
Fire Department
The
Board of City Development
Bandit Gang Robs U S Mail Truck in Los Angeles
A gang of five or more masked men stopped a United States mail truck in Los Angeles tonight and escaped with registered mail of undetermined value. The incident occurred around evening hours and involved no reported injuries. Authorities are investigating and reviewing security footage and route logs.
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Bandit
U.S
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Miriam Ferguson May Be Governor of Mexican State
Austin Oct 8 Governor Miriam A Ferguson may become the first woman to govern a Mexican state if she accepts an invitation from visitors from Nuevo Laredo. B Cavacos of Nuevo Laredo and A Meunos of San Antonio with Juan Calderon asked her to join the Columbus Day celebration and to act as governor of Tamaulipas for the day. Mayor John H Tobin of San Antonio was asked to be mayor of Nuevo Laredo for the day.
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Seenotareg
Austin
Mariam A. Ferguson
Nuevo Laredo
B. Cavacos
A. Meunos
San Antonio
Juan Calderon
Ferguson
Tamaulipas
John H. Tobin
Panhandle Exposition Emerges As Regional Growth Factor
T. H. Nelson returning from the South Panhandle praised the Tri-State Exposition for its growing influence in the Plains. He said businessmen praised its upbuilding impact and predicted the fair would become one of the region’s greatest development factors within five years.
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T. H. Nelson
South Panhandle
Tri-State
Interstate Commerce Commission Members Tour Rio Grande Valley
Lindenburg Oct 8 The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing party led by Commissioner Thomas Woodlock with Examiner Mattingly and State Commissioners Gilmore and Terrell toured the upper Rio Grande valley. The group spent two hours in Browns hile today observing local conditions.
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Lindenburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brownshile
Thomas Woodlock
Mattingly
Gilmore
Terrell
Upper
Rio Grande Valley
Christian Endeavor Rally in Amarillo October 10
The Christian Endeavor Societies of Amarillo will hold a rally at First Christian Church Saturday October 10 at 7 46 p m. E F Huppertz of Calais general secretary of the Texas Christian Endeavor Union will deliver the address and tour the Panhandle October tenth to fifteenth with rallies in Canyon Plainview Lubbock and Littlefield. All Endeavor members and interested persons are invited to attend a program of music readings and C E songs plus a conference for local Endeavor questions.
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Christian Endeavor Societies of
Amarillo
First Christian Church
E. F. Huppertz
Calais
Texas Christian Endeavor Union
Hupperta
Panhandle
Canyon
Plainview
Lubbock
Littlefield
Christian Endeavor
Parents Urged to Study PTAs Aims and Purposes
The Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations urges parents to read messages from the main headquarters. The goals include strengthening home life, improving parenthood, linking home and school, forming associations, and advancing child welfare through education, kindergarten expansion, and supportive legislation. Horace Mann is cited on the value of education for child training.
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Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
the Panhandle
Texas
Horace Mann
Miss Hilton to Stay in Chicago for Fall Music Term
Miss Cayla Hilton daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hilton 710 Wells Street will remain in Chicago for the fall term of music at the Chicago Musical College which closes November 29 She is a member of the college orchestra and has already shown notable progress During vacation she visited her brother Glen Hilton at Maringo Illinois and played at social church functions and at his Lake Oc1awan cottage in southern Wisconsin
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Miss Hilton
Chicago
Cayla Hilton
George Hilton
Wells Street
Chicago Musical College
Glen Hilton
Maringo
Illinois
Lake Oclawan
Wisconsin
Reasons for PT Associations in Panhandle
By request of the local Parent-Teacher Association officers the News publishes articles on Parent-Teacher work for readers across the Panhandle to clip for reference. It argues that school improvements require public opinion and that joint parent and teacher effort yields greater influence than either group alone.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Panhandle
TRY THIS BEFORE ALL VEGETABLES ARE GONE Salad Recipe Card
A vintage salad suggestion uses cooked potatoes string beans beets and peas with French Dressing mayonnaise or Russian dressing and greens. Mix warm vegetables except beets with dressing chill twenty minutes then fold in beets and mayo. Present with salad greens and extra dressing on top.
Miners Hearing Continues Over Picketing in Oklahoma
In Ardmore Oklahoma five coal mine owners seek injunctions to stop union miners from picketing the strike zone. Judge R L Williams postponed the case until next Saturday to allow plaintiffs to finish and miners to be heard in McAlester a week later due to a heavy criminal docket.
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Ardmore
Okla
Oklahoma
R. L. Williams
McAlester
Williams
Controversy Over Immersion Rule at Missionary Society Meeting
The convention faced a clash over whether to require immersion for members of the United Christian Missionary Society. A conciliation report urged mandatory immersion, triggering a parliamentary upheaval as delegates demanded a hearing. The chair warned that approving the adverse report would kill immersion.
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Committee On Recommendations
United Christian Missionary Society
Cam
Jacob H. Goldmer
Cleveland
Resolutions Committee
Recommendations
Missionary Society
Hunger Drives Mental Patients in County Hospital
Hunger has driven 70 per cent of the patients at Mul lingar Westmeath mental hospital, said County Councillor Keegan before the committee. Another member stated the poor in his district eat bread without butter and called the food a disgrace to civilization.
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Belfast
Keegan
Mullingar Westmeath
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J. C. Vance
Sec
Treas
Amarillo Daily News
Daily Panhandle
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the Evening Post
J. E. and
J. L. Nunn
Gen
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Amarillo, Texas
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Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co
Polk Street
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Mr. Seay
Norman R. Williams
America
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