Henry Maxwell Leads Bold Discipleship Test at First Church
In Ray monds First Church a calm yet decisive shift unfolds as Henry Maxwell invites fifty members including Rachel Winslow and Virginia Page to a litmus test of following Jesus. He guides a Spirit filled prayer that solidifies a pledge to ask What would Jesus do before every action and to act regardless of personal cost.
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Henry Maxwell
Rachel Winslow
Virginia Page
Mr. Norman
Marsh
Alexander Powers
Milton Wright
Dr. West
Jasper Chase
Raymond
Jesus
Christ
President Marsh
Maxwell
The
Endeavor Society
Movement Begins That Shaped Raymond’s Quiet City
The piece describes Galbraith in his study room praying, then visiting the room with the dead, moved to tears. It hints at a new movement that would trigger remarkable events in Raymond, setting up a continuing Thursday installment.
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Amarillo
Jimmy Ricketts Elected Proxy To Amarillo 8 Ball Club
Jimmy Ricketts of Transcontinental & Western Air was elected No 1 ball or president of the Amarillo 8 Ball Club at a Capitol Hotel breakfast. H R Allen became vice president and Paul Martin secretary. Monte Rosenwald named entertainment chairman for the next meeting on August 1.
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Jimmy Ricketts
Transcontinental & Western Air Traffic
Capitol Hotel
Ball
H. R. Allen
Paul Martin
Monte Rosenwald
Bond Set for Hungerford Kidnapping Parents
Bond of 1500 dollars each was set for Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hungerford charged with kidnapping their 3 year old child. Attorney R Lee Davis announced the agreement pending further proceedings in Beaumont.
Hungerfords face custody fight over kidnapped daughter
County Attorney Bill Saxon and J. P. Swain heard arguments in a custody dispute after the Hungerfords, divorced and remarried, allegedly took their daughter Barbara Ann and left her with Charles C. Baker and his wife in Orange. The parents claim the father did not sign a waiver for adoption and that the mother filed civil habeas corpus to regain custody.
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Bill Saxon
J. P. Swain
Hungerfords
Barbara Ann
Charles C. Baker
Orange
Bakers
Navajo Truck Lines Charged in Federal Court
The Navajo Truck Lines were charged in Federal Court with operating in interstate commerce without a certificate of public convenience. The case alleges unauthorized operation across state lines and potential regulatory violations under federal law.
Charges filed against Spitzer and Harris in 26 counts
U. S. District Attorney Robert B. Young filed charges ordering R. G. Spitzer and L. D. Harris, co partners in the company, to appear in court on June 10. The indictment covers twenty six counts of operations between June 6 and August 28, 1945.
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U. S
Robert B. Young
R. G. Spitzer
L. D. Harris
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L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Polk St
James, A. Scott
American Hospital and Life Insurance Co
Fisk
Comeleeus
Amarillo Hotel
Jeris
Coca-Cola Company
Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Morton Downey
Lincoln St
EEE Coke
Coca-Cola
Coke
Bond
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Amarillo, Texas
Beery
Prescription Shop
Polk
America
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Denver
Colorado Springs
Union Bus Center
Fillmore St
Southern Comfort Corporation
ST. Louis
Currier & Ives
Wooding Up
Mississippi
Mangattan
Southern Comfort
Manhattan
Copr
Continental Ou Company
Superman
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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