Texas Women’s Mission Board Formed in 1885
The first Christian Woman's Board of Missions auxiliary began April 1 1885 in Dallas at the Commerce Street Church. Charter member Mrs D. Smith of Dallas remains today. The group united Texas women into a mission body shaping state and local church work across the era of Texas history.
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Union
Church
Texas
First Christian Woman's Board of Missions Auxiliary of
The
Christian, Church
Commerce Street
Central
Dallas
Grace Carlton
J. M Neel
F Bartle
Christian Cherety
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CG HO van Pet
Bland Smits
Ady Tee
Ervie Wall
Dick Saunde
Hinkle Wedding Announced
A wedding notice for the Hinkle family is announced with names and dates inferred from the readable segments. The fragment references Melith and Lew Hinkle and Oklahoma locations, indicating a forthcoming marriage event.
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Hinkle Wedding
Union Vacation Bible School Opens Monday Morning
Preparations are underway for the Union Vacation Bible School to open at 9 o'clock Monday. Beginners attend First Presbyterian Church while primary and junior classes convene at Union Presbyterian for opening exercises, lessons, and play.
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Union Vacation Bible
Union Vacation Bible Schoo
First Presbyterian Church
Union Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
Star Park
RB Hall
Richard Morgan
A. Hyde
T. W. Liste
Harvey Glass
Seniors Receive Friday Reception and Dance
A reception and dance were held for the senior class after the commencement exercises. Mrs. C. H Van Zandt, Miss Gober Lake, and Mrs. Jim Carmichael attended along with Mrs. John Mane. The hall was decorated with larkspur, daisies, and spring flowers. Punch and cookies were served during the dance.
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C. H van Zandt
Mis Goberlake
Jim Carmichael
John Mane
June Deadline for Baptist Encampment Reservations
A June 15 deadline is noted for reservations at a Baptist encampment in Oklahoma. The text mentions Rev A Hon Owen and references camp activities, likely scheduling and venue details at Nort Texo Boots Em mpe with unclear phrasing due to damaged OCR.
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Lake Reservations
Owen Pior
Churel
Nort
Laval death report denied by Spanish government spokesman
London reports that Pierre Laval, former head of the Vichy regime, killed himself in Barcelona to thwart extradition were officially denied by a Spanish government spokesman in Madrid who called the rumor untrue. The claim had circulated in London based on a Tele gram exchange recording from Luxembourg.
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Pierre Oval
Barcelona
France
United Press
Madrid
Laval
Suhelar
Rparer
Luxembow
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