Valedictory Service for Rev J J Tatum in Bryan
A large farewell service honors Rev J J Tatum retiring from the Free Baptist church with tributes from the Pastors association. Speakers praise his duty, unity work, and lasting impact on Bryan, noting seven new churches built in nine years and hope for Christian unity across denominations. The congregation closes with a benediction and hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. West
Presbyterian Church
Free Baptist Church
J. J. Tatum
Ev Brgan
Paul
King
J. Webb Howell
J.B. Turrentine
Challenner
Bryan
Butler
Tatum
Missionary Baptists
Free Baptists
Disciples of Christ
Christian Church
Christ
Lord
R. O. Allen
Allen Academy
Allen
Pastors’ Association
House of Goda
Rev
Final Sermon and Pastoral Change at Bryan Church
The Bryan Free Baptist church bid farewell to Rev. J. J. Tatum after a Sunday night sermon. Rev. T. C. Ferguson, Rev. T. A. Searcy, and Rev. John Swanwick offered short farewells. Ferguson, formerly of Missouri, is named to succeed Tatum and will assume duties immediately as Tatum departs for Oelwein Iowa with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
T. Co. Ferguson
Rev. Tatum
Bryan Church
J. J. Tatum
The
Free Baptist Church
Tatum
T. C. Ferguson
T. A. Searcy
John Swanwick
Oelwein
Iowa
Bryan
Missouri
Kurten Free Baptist Church
Pan American Peace Palace Cornerstone Ceremony
The Pan American peace palace cornerstone laying took place in Washington with President Roosevelt, Cardinal Gibbons, and Secretary of State Root in attendance. Andrew Carnegie donated three quarters of a million dollars toward the Bureau of American Republics building as Latin American leaders and ambassadors observed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of American Republics
Andrew Carnegie
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
Root
Senor Nabuco
Senor Calvo
Costa Rica
Senor Cruz
Chile
Senor Godoy
Pastor Butler resigns from First Baptist Bryan to join Dallas church
Dr. Geo B. Butler announces his resignation after four and a half years as pastor at First Baptist Bryan. He will leave June 1 to accept a call to McKinney Avenue Baptist in Dallas, citing a matured sense of mission and his ill son’s health. The move includes duties with Texasman's College and canvassing plans for supporters. The congregation expresses deep regret and praises his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Butler
McKinney Avenue Baptist Church
Dalla
Brethren and Sisters
First Baptist Church
Bryan
Dallas
Ord
Geo. B. Butler
Texasman’s College
Camp Crook Burns Leaves $200,000 Loss in South Dakota
Deadwood reports Camp Crook on the Little Missouri river north of the city was destroyed by fire. The 400 population town lost about $200,000 in goods and property. A Bellefourche courier brought the news. the blaze origin is unknown and most buildings are gone. Camp Crook served as a regional trading post with large merchant stocks.
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Deadwood
S. D
Camp Crook
Little Missouri River
Here
Bellefourche
Postponed Hearing in Nesbit Thaw Nulment Suit
The hearing on Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and Harry K. Thaw was set for Monday in New York but postponed by agreement after counsel Daniel O’Hiely failed to obtain key evidence from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Conchel
Daniel O'Hiely
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E. J. Fountain
Emmel & Maloney Prescription Druggists
DR. Butler
Camp Crook Burns
Cole Hardware Co
E. Chari Khault Harder
Buckhaults
North Texas
Harder & Buckhaults
First National Bank
Bryan, Texas
State of
Texas
MO. M. Lawrence & CO
Bryan Ice CO
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