Protracted Meetings and Picnic Announced in Tabor News
Tabor Texas notes a protracted Cottonwood meeting closed with two new church members. Rev. J Rogers led services from Sears. Alexandria hosts services this week with Felix Collard and Henry Hanover from Wheelock among attendees. Local visitors include Alonzo Carter and S H Dunlap from Bryan and Levi Battle and daughter from College. A Pinoak pond picnic near Blanton schoolhouse is set for Friday August 7 with a planned program. Ranger
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Cottonwood
J. Rogers
Sears
Texas
Alexandria
Felix Collard
Henry Hanover
Wheelock
Alonzo Carter
S. H. Dunlap
Bryan
Levi Battle
College
J. &. Francie
Mies Mamie Elliott
Edge
Mieses Julia
Laura Brogdon
Higge
Tabor
John Thompson
Pinoak Pond
Blanton School
Ranger
Ebenezer Texas Protracted Meetings and Local Visits
In Ebenezer Texas on July 20 1903 residents report good health and active protracted meetings. Visitors include Rev John Baker Caldwell county and Columbus Risinger Benson School House. Local attendees Mos Meredith family and others travel to Blackjack Robertson county for meetings. Miss Sallie Atkins Wellborn visits. the Merediths attend Little Cedar Madison county meeting. some travel to Tryon for preaching disappointment. Snow Drop.
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John Baker
Caldwell County
Columbus Risinger
Benson School
W. E Meredith
Meeers
Allen
Jasper Skains
Blackjack
Robertson County
Mise Sallie Atkins
Wellborn
Mollie Carroll
W. E. Meredith
Miss Clyde
Little Cedar
Madison County
Tryon
Mies Florence Meredith
Kurten
Cottonwood Revival Sees New Members, Converts
Cottonwood Texas July 20 revival at the Baptist church reports two additions to the church and several converts who did not unite. Reve.
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Cottonwood
Texas
The
Baptist Church
Local town gathering draws attendees from surrounding communities
Residents from Edge Macy Reliance Harris School House Wixon Bryan Alexandria Kurten Wheelock and other areas attended the Saturday meeting. Items include Cottonwood beating Tabor 17 to 16 and various visits by Prof. J L Cobb Prof. Dunlap and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Emily Stevener
Kurton
Mac Nicol
Bryan
Cottonwood Boys
Tabor
Cottonwood
Mesere
Jim Mathis
Bob Smith
J.C. Cloud
Henry Smith
Reliance
Dunlap
Guess
Beaumont
Fannie Locke
Nat Price
Wheelock
Scrap Freeman
Nob Prairie
Alexandria
Pearl Gallatin
Udell Rudasil
Hattie Leathers
Edge
Macy
Harris School House
Wixon, Bryan
Kurten
Dimmitt Texas Letter Notes Growth and Community Efforts
From Dimmitt in Castro county July 14 a local letter reports strong crops across the plains with rain needed for a fuller harvest. The town remains on the boom with three new buildings in a month and Rev Revis of Dallas promoting a church house project. Visitors from Brazos and Ruswell New Mexico are mentioned along with local talk of starvations elsewhere and optimism about making a living in this region.
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Dimmitt
Texas
Castro County
Revis
Dallas
Messrs
James Cooper
R. M. Nall
Brazos
Ruswell
New Mexico
Chas. P. Atkins
Plains
East
D. M. Dansby
Mamie Todd
Bryan
Local rainfall boosts crops as community reports improve health
In Mesa Texas on July 19 residents note rain showers helping crops, report overall good health, and mention visits by Joseph McLain and family to Marquez, Turner’s return from Navasota, and Sam Trant with Mrs. Alice Conlee from Keith. Prof Turner's singing school attracts forty pupils.
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Mesa
Texas
Joseph McLain
Marquez
George
Frank
Turner
Navasota
Sam Trant
Alice Conlee
Keith
E. C. Turner
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Watch Club
Oxford
All Boys
Oxfords
Hunter X Chatham
J. S. Francie
Ebenezer
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
Rogers
Bullock
Saurday
Rock Prairie
Mies Dollie Elliott
J. L. Cobb
Hearne
Mty Company
Geo. A. Adams
Parker Guilding
Aca
Tyler Haswell
Isos
Franklin
Wooten Wells, Texas
Wooten Wells Company
E. J. Jenkins Telephone
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