Tennyson Revival Ends With Notable Conversions
The Tennyson revival closed Sunday night after a large turnout and strong weekly attendance. There were several morning conversions, twenty-one baptism candidates, three united by letter, and three rededications. Friday was youth night with 42 young people present and many pledging to oppose the modern dance. The revival featured Rev. A V Bradley, and Pastor Roy Stuckey leads the notable church in Brownwood.
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Christ
A. V. Bradley
Roy Stuckey
Brownwood
FOR COUNTY JUDGE In The Enterprise Candidate Page
The Enterprise prints the final word of Jd C Devas of Robert Lee as candidate for Coke County county judge and ex officio school superintendent. Mr Jordan is a resident.
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Enterprise
Jd. C. Devas
Robert Lee
Scheal
Coke County
Jordan Iss
Baptist Church News Focuses On Youth Program
The T. B. L. class social at Mrs. Clint Wilkins drew a large attendance and was enjoyed by all. The pastor will preach at 11 o clock Sunday morning on problems facing today’s youth, and an ordination service follows at 2:30 p.m. Rev. W. T. Hamer of Winters will deliver the sermon. All urged to attend.
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T. BE. L
Clint Wilkins
W. T. Hamer
Tyrone Loretta Power Young Second Honeymoon
Loretta Tyrone Power makes a second honeymoon appearance in this light feature. The section blends entertainment notes with a comic strip and news items, highlighting trends and public interest pieces of the era.
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Power Young
Jordan Seeks Office With Broad Local Experience
The biography outlines Mr. Jordan's years in Coke County and his qualifiers for the office. He studied at Meredian College in Meredian and at Baylor University, taught school, engaged in merchandising and farming, and led the First State Bank of Robert Lee during its launch. He helped draft county judge annual reports, gaining insight into the judge’s office routines. Noted as a pleasant gentleman, he should serve efficiently if elected.
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Coke County
Jordan
Meredian College
Meredian
Bosque County
Baylor University
First State Bank
Robert Lee
Fisher for District Attorney in 51st District
D C Fisher of San Angelo, district attorney of the 51st Judicial district, runs unopposed. He urges Coke County voters to go to the polls on the 23rd to vote for him and promises continued high quality service.
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D. C. Fisher
San Angelo
51St Judicial District
Re-election bid from Runnels County Clerk Bill Chastain
W. W. Bill Chastain, longtime Runnels County Clerk, announces he has no opponent this year but urges voters to remember his two years of efficient, courteous service. He pledges continued dedication and asks friends across western and northwestern Runnels County for their vote.
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Bill
Runnels County
Cooperation With Law Enforcement Reported
Residents show cooperation in the matter of law enforcement as authorities pursue investigations and gather evidence. Officials stress the importance of community involvement in ensuring public safety and advancing cases.
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