Coleman Family Reunion Held at Sanders Home
Six of eight Coleman children gathered Sunday at Mr and Mrs Walter Sanders home for a family reunion. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A I Reece of Port Arthur, Carl Coleman and daughter of Big Spring, Harry Coleman and sons of Midland, Walker Coleman and child of San Antonio, Alton Short and David Ward of San Angelo. Buddy Clements and sons of Midland were visiting their mother Mrs Dairy Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Coleman
Ders
A. I. Reece
Port Arthur
Carl Coleman
Big Spring
Harry Coleman
Midland
Walker Coleman
San Anantio
Alton Short
David Ward
San Angelo
Buddy Clements
Dairy Henderson
Sleep, Peace, and Trust in God's Protection
The passage contrasts troubled sleep with peaceful rest, urging harmony with the divine to refresh and equip one for daily duties. It cites Psalm 4:8 and stresses loving and obeying God as the path to safety and serenity.
Baptist Bible School Demonstration Program Tonight
The First and Kickapoo Baptist churches present their Demonstration Program tonight at First Baptist Church starting at 8 p.m. After three days of Bible School the total enrollment reached 71 with 12 faculty and two officers. Sunday features Sunday School at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Training Union at 7 p.m. includes a film Take The Fourth Part. Pastor Maynard R. Rogers preaches both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Kickapoo Baptist Church
Training Union
Maynard R. Rogers
Glenn and Smith Families Attend Moon Funeral Services
Mr and Mrs D K Glenn and Mr and Mrs Otis Smith traveled to Sraford on Sunday to attend the funeral services for W G Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Glenn
Otis Smith
Sraford
W. G. Moon
Sharp Family Visit Highlights Weekend in San Angelo
Mr and Mrs C F Sharp and Cliffie from San Angelo spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H C Murti shaw, sharing a family visit in the community.
Fifty Years In Coke Mrs Ben Murphey
Mrs. Murphey recounts fifty years in Coke County since her 1913 marriage to Ben Franklin Murphey at Indian Creek. The piece notes family ties, moves to Miles and Ranger, oil boom work, reunions, church service in Tennyson, and her nickname Grandma Murphey with a candy bag for local children. It cites seven daughters, seventeen grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Grant and Eisenhower are mentioned as West Point graduates elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Enterprise
Mrs. Bennels
Valley View
Robert Lee
Lizzie Gunnels
W. R. Gunnels
Murphey
Coke County
Colorado City
Taylor County
Miles
Ben Franklin Murphey
Indian Creek
Eula Kinney
Phoenix
Arizona
Geneva Clark
Lomita
California
Effie Corley
Tenny
Grandma Murphey
J. D. Elkins
John Gunnels
Graham Valsey
Ben Gunnels
Roswell
New Mexico
Wyatt Gunnels
Evans Gunnels
McCamey
Grant
Eisenhower
West Point
U. S
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Blackwell
Charles Ragsdale
Mr. and
Mrs
Walter San
Baptist Bible School
Vacation Bible School of the
OLEO
Swifts
Allsweet
Coldbrook Instant
Maxwell House
Cumbie’s
Coke
Ben Murphy
John Gaston
Ben Murphey
Tennyson
R. T. Kinney
Dr. Turney
Bronte
J. D. Leonard
Little Ben
Dr. Leonard
Gunnels
R. T. Kenney
Gene Capps
Eddy
Tolbert Adair
Houston
J. S. Adair
Young Eddy Capps
Vic
Veterans Administration
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Cowboy Hall OF Fame
R. J. Hofmann
C. A. Reynolds
Enver
Oklahoma City
West
H. Dy Lac Company
Reyno
Hofmann
American National Bank
Cheyenne
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