Marriage of Martha Owen and J L Hord Jr Enacted in Seminole Home
Martha Louise Owen daughter of Roy Parr and J D Nord Jr of Lubbock married J L Hord Jr son of Mr and Mrs D Hord in a Saturday 11 30 ceremony at Rev J Coggins’s Seminole Texas home. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Johnny Myers of Lubbock and reception followed in Lubbock. Out of town guests included Roy Parr Lester Marehart J L Whited Wayne Verna Chase Carlton Worn and others. The couple will reside at 2826 27th Street Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Louise Owen
Roy Par
J. D. Nord, Jr
Lubbdock
D. Hord
J. Coggins
Seminole
Texas
Johnny Myers
Lubbock
Roy Parr
Lester Marehart
Bonham
J. L. Whited
Wayne
Southland
Verna Chase
Posh
W. W . Davies
Carlton
New Home
Lubbock High School
Worn
Calvary Baptist WMS Holds Inspirational Meeting
Fourlkken members of the Calvary Baptist Women’s Missionary Society and three visitors gathered Tuesday afternoon at the church to express gratitude to God for the new of God and their services. The program opened with the hymn Let the Lower Lights Be Burnin. Mrs Thullebuff led prayers and discussed passages from Corinthians Romans and John. Joe Yaugherty led the program reading special messages from the state benevolence chair and executive secretary about how the funding will aid the relief and annuity board. Mrs Joe McKenzie led prayers for benevolence and church leaders. Miss Jewell Jones of Marshall, visiting, sang The Ninety and Nine. Rev J W Gosater, pastor of Ivanhoe and Dodd City Baptist churches, spoke on The Good Shepherd and listed active shepherds and those who have passed. He urged daily reading and study of God’s word. The closing hymn was Ready. Rev Lasater dismissed.
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Calvary Ysaptis
Womens Missionary Society
Thurch
Goo
Thullebuff
Joe Yaugherty
Bene
S of Marshall
Joe Bel Johnson
Johnson
Pirey
Pearer
J. W. Gasater
Ivanhoe
Dodd City
Corinthiaans Romans
John
Lasaler
Miss Brent and Mr Huddleston United in Prescott Nuptials
The ceremony took place Thursday at 10 at First Presbyterian Church Prescott Arizona with Rev. Dr Lote Whate officiating. Attendants wore pink and blue, bouquets featured blue daisies, and guests included Mrs J. Wright and Mrs Wayburn Jeter of Norman. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at 313 N Vinis Street.
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First Presbyterian Church
Nira
Sarah Bland Brent
Bath Brent
Crong Jo Brent
Wetury Wooc
Trudelesten
Antona
Cog Lote
Gome
Gaimil Hack
Harrys Swann
Ecnpgar
Ware de Law
Jack Benne
Ytron
Honor
Jennette Wright
Izad
London
Mars
Vinis Street
Prescott
Finn
Alfred Puller
Wap Terro
Arizon
Cgieorge Roaderick
Corp Wm Lackey
Curp “Hte
Dosle Withow
Bae TF Lowrey Water
Margaret
Woanetoima
Lonnie Push
Ravenna Christian WMS Elects Officers at June Meeting
The Ravenna Christian Women's Missionary Society met June 4 at the church with president Mrs. Dai Garner presiding. New officers elected include president Mrs. Jess Moncrief, vice president Leslie Finley, secretary and reporter Mire Datmmer, treasurer Lee Frar, program chair Clyde Hodges, and World Call Secretary Miss Rosa Yooer. Miss Sam Duncan led the Day using the theme That Way May Be Known. Hymn Je Call Tt was sung and prayer offered by Mr. Tan Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Women’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Dai Garner
Jess Moncrief
Tce
Leslie Finley
Mire Datmmer
Lee Fra
Clyde Hodges
World Call
Rosa Yooer
Sam Duncan
Tan Garner
Mro Civde Hodees
Myr
Fmis Bett Teyman Servoey
M. Blie Ben Bertion
Shaw Urges Wallace for U S President in 194
The report from Brussels quotes George Bernard Shaw recommending Henry Wallace as president of the United States in 194. He argues no plan can end war without a capable political leader and warns that only such a leader can spare the world from further conflict. The piece reflects Shaw's strong opinion on wartime leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussfil
Belgium
Gengee Bernard Shaw
Henry Wallace
United States
Kerry
Le rpard sacred to Ewe and West Africa tribe tale
A fragmented notice references a leopard held sacred by the Ewe and a West African tribe. It mentions a man named Frath and Popard Ma in unclear context, suggesting a local belief or historical note without clear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
Popard Ma
Tyler Woman Praises Mer tox For Rheumatic Pain Relief
Mrs. C. W. Carley Jr of 1922 N Fannin Street Tyler Texas reports relief from gas acidity rheumatism and sleepless nights after using Mer tox claiming she now sleeps well enjoys meals and feels better overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertax
Tyler
Merax
C. W. Carley, Jr
Fannin Street
Texas
Mertox
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J. L. Hord, Jr
Calvary Baptist
WMS
Henry William Studdleston
Ribbons
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Altre
Arizvova
Prear
Mis IL Joye Moore
WSCL
Peru
Vowe
Ianeber
Irae Tydas Party
Pdey
Kotor
Mra M
Wildaw Pauty
Honotane
Fl. Werte
Paume
Tech
Martha
Patric Thomas Pesey Vanec Sunes
Ci Ue
Margaret Grndarft
Calas Baroc
Jaime and
Cota Luckeye
Ravenna Christian Wms
Shaw
Wallace
Gaye Times
San
Mery
Ppeler
Henry William Muddiesten
Bryant
Playland
Penney's
Lisle
Pennes
Pabuo
Porgus
Orius
Savior
Wwe
Aelead Gillty
Enphin
Selows
Roch
Duepook
Chadie Sid
Aavadas Miles
Peyllly
Iehee
Dlis Spit
Wes
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