Texas Leads World B Y P U Work in Baptist Youth
Texas reports 4648 B Y P U groups with a combined 122 774 members, leading the world. Dr. W W Melton presented the Texas plan noting expanded adult training and new units. The state lists 329 churches visited, 482 volunteers, 17 494 taught, 70 000 members and 30 000 tithers, with 5 127 diplomas issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. P. U. Department
Texas
Department
State Department
T. C. Gardner
Dallas
Service as a Theme in Local Girl Scout Troops
Community service is increasingly recognized as a core theme in Girl Scout work. Local troops highlight hands on projects and civic participation to reflect service values and teamwork.
Baptists Hear Year Report On Evangelism In Texas
Dr I E Gates presents findings from the Baptist State Mission Board showing seven evangelists conducted campaigns in needy areas. They held 1 revival, preached 2 487 sermons, witnessed 3 068 conversions, baptized 2 377 candidates, received 1 171 by letter, and enlisted 117 members.
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Baptist State Workers of Texas
Baptist General Convention of Texas Today
I. E. Gates
San Antonio
Baptist State Mission Board
Kreisler Foresees Fine Music Ahead in America
World famous violinist Fritz Kreisler, observed from a Kansas City interview, asserts jazz has its purpose but music will grow in fine composition. He plans a Amarillo recital Friday Nov 21 at City Auditorium under Emil F Myers with Paderewski and Galli Curci to follow. Season tickets reduced for Tipica Orchestra and balcony seats.
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Fritz Kreisler
Kansas City
Kreisler
America
Amarillo
City Auditorium
Emil F. Myers
Paderewski
Galli-Curci
Tipica
Seven Texas missionaries raise funds for state missions
The seven missionaries led by Rev. W. Y. Pond of Dallas distributed religious literature and conducted Christian service. Revs. C. Y. Dossey Hulon Coffman J. B. Rowan John W. Newsom W. H. Joyner and J. L. Bates exceeded salary requirements by raising more money than allocated for state missions.
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W. Y. Pond
Dallas
C. Y. Dossey
Hulon Coffman
J. B. Rowan
John W. Newsom
W. H. Joyner
J. 5. Bates
Scout Program Highlights at Tri-State Fair and Summer Encampment
The courtesy tent cared for over 250 babies during fair week and served as a comfort station for visitors. The Scouting program aims to develop initiative and character in girls with 45 merit badge fields. An advisory board of 70 members links girls to broader activities. Oranges noted as an old cultivated fruit.
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Ity
Tri-State
Council
Scout Executive
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Letters from Mrs. Marie Vriesenga, Mrs. Paulina Pascuzzi, and Edna Sluraff praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Herbal Medicine for improved health. Endorsed by half a million women.
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Marie Vriesenga
Lexington Ave
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paulina Pascuzzi
Tremont Ave
East Orange
New Jersey
Edna Sluraff
Daly St
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lydia E. Onvatens
Local Arts Pass Adds Three Stars to Season Tickets
Brazil, 80, of Lufkin will serve as judge of the second judicial district, succeeding the late Judge Jesse Bates who died last Saturday. Season tickets for three main programs with three additional acts are priced from $5 to a top of $11.50, while single admissions to the three major programs run about $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Lufkin
Jesse Bates
Moody appoints Brazil judge in Texas action
Gov Dan Moody announced in Lufkin Texas that he appointed a judge for Brazil related duties. Details were sparse as the AP dispatch noted the appointment but did not name the nominee or offer further context.
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The
Associated Press
Lufkin
Texas
Dan Moody
Body Recovered From San Marcos River
The body of Russell Hancock, 25, of San Marcos, was recovered last night from the San Marcos river south of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Marcos
Texas
Russell Hancock
San Marcos River
Boy Missing After Fishing Trip With Father
A boy vanished after fishing from a boat with his father C. M. Hanevoes. The father left early and when the son did not return a search began. The excerpt notes the vast scale of the U S postal system moving over 5 million pounds of mail yearly across plants traveling more than 10 million miles.
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C. M. Hanevoes
Postal Service of
United States
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