Crowds Attend Kickapoo Baptist Revival Week
Good crowds turnout at the revival meeting ongoing this week at Kickapoo Baptist Church. Rev. Francis Pruitt of Jacksonville preaches, with Rev. C. W. Coleman of Grapevine leading song. Daily services at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. with 7:30 p.m. prayer each evening. Rev. R. W. Blackmon invites all in the community to attend until the final Sunday service.
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Kickapoo Baptist Church
Francis Pruitt
Jacksonville
Bronte
C. W. Coleman
Grapevine
R. W. Blackmon
Personal News Briefs from Colorado and Nearby Towns
Jeanna Kay Denman visited Colorado City with cousin Jean Compton last week. Rip Hartwick and daughter, with Mrs. Dub Sims family, hosted relatives in Anson on Sunday. Haskell Ray and family from New London Texas stayed with Horace Griggs and Tom. W. E. Terry and boys spent Monday night in Abilene with relatives.
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Jeanna Kay Denman
Jean Compton
Colorado City
Rip Hartwick
Anson
Dub Sims
Haskell Ray
New London
Tex
Horace Griggs
Tom
W. E. Terry
Abilene
Guests in Taylor Home From Several Texas Towns
Last week the Taylor home welcomed grandchildren Junior and Vance Taylor of Blackwell. Also visiting were Claude Fobus of Muleshoe and J O Gerlich of San Angelo. Weekend guests included Jim Kemp and family and Sonny Burrus from Muleshoe. Sunday visitors included Conda Clark of Bronte J D Taylor of Blackwell D Culp and Roxie Culp of Pecos Ballinger L W Bramlett of Sweetwater and several San Angelo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kemp
Jack Kemp
Sonny Burrus
Jimmy Kemp
Muleshoe
Conda Clark
Bronte
J. D. Taylor
Blackwell
D. Culp
Pecos
Roxie Culp
Ballinger
L. W. Bramlett
Sweetwater
Wesley Boyd
San Angelo
Henry Alsup
Ed Alderman
John Taylor
Woullards Return to Eldorado After Summer Visit
Leslie Woullard and Miss Ada Woullard return to Eldorado today after spending the summer vacation here. He is an English teacher in the Eldorado schools.
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Leslie Woullard
Ada Woullard
Eldorado
First Bale in County Ginned by J T Brice
J T Brice ginned the first bale of Coke County cotton on Aug 18 on W A Hickman’s farm south of the river. The bale weighed 567 pounds from 2100 pounds of cotton ginned at Ballinger. Brice also reported another bale this Monday with no weight given. The cotton is praised as very good with a high quality outlook. Local residents and visiting relatives are noted in Sterling City and San Angelo areas.
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J. T. Brice
Coke County
W. A. Hickman
Ballinger
Brice
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Vance Taylor
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J. O. Gerlich
Leonard Fletcher
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H. M. McMeans
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