Fifth Sunday Meeting at Forest Grove Report
The Fifth Sunday Meeting at Forest Grove drew 11,509 in total attendance from February 7 to July 28 with 83 baptisms and 115 other additions. Sermons by J B Holmes and others inspired members as 41483 service hours, 87.81 dollars per recipient, and 804.70 spent locally plus 45.45 for State Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Grove
Y J. B. Holmes
Fort Worth
Bro. Holmes
Texas Christian Missionary Society
E. W. Stromberg
Stromberg
J. Frank Smith
F. L. Davis
United Christianissionary Society
Ss Loyas
R. E. Roberts
Bartlett
Bro. R. ©. Roberts
Taylor
Band Instructor To Quit Position In Cameron
Paul H. Medsker, who has served as band instructor of the Cameron Municipal Band for three years, will resign from the post. The move comes as he leaves the town to pursue other opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Medsker
Cameron
Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys
Advice on kidney care promotes Rad Salts for flushing kidneys and easing bladder issues. Drink water, take four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for a few days, and consult a physician to check kidney health twice yearly.
Cameron City Band Seeks Violin Instructor After August Trip
The Cameron band plans a thirty day vacation starting August 10 before its director departs for Baylor University in Waco to teach violin. Under Mr Medsker the group has won two first prizes at the Dallas music show and grown into a leading municipal band. Members live in Cameron and work without pay. several also play with the Karem Shrine band in Waco. A Cameron tax supports the band, and the city now seeks applicants for the instructor position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor University
Waco
Medsker
Dallas
Cameron
Baptist Pastor R C White Heads to North Carolina
Rev R C White pastor of the First Baptist Cameron leaves for Asheville North Carolina to spend August on a church voted vacation. At 27 he is noted as one of Texas youngest preachers and will preach in influential North Carolina pulpits. He is a North Carolina native with a father and three brothers who are preachers.
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R. C. White
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Asheville
N. C
Texas
North Carolina
Obituary of Mrs Sarah Jane Moore Chamberlain
Mrs. Sarah Jane Moore Chamberlain, a longtime Texan, died July 27 1923 at her home. Born February 10 1868 she married W C Chamberlain and had several children including Mrs Wes Bounds Mrs W E Pool Mrs H V Harlan and Mrs H P McKinney. A Baptist convert for sixty years she was active in church until her death. Funeral at Cone Prairie Baptist Church conducted by Rev H C Rankin followed by burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Y. Harlan
Sarah Jane Moore
W. C. Et Smberiai
c-Serlain
Wes Bounds
Abilene
W. E. Pool
Brownfield
H. V. Harlan
Branchville
Maysfield
H. P. McKinney
Little River
Chamberlain
Baptist Church
Cones Prairie
H. C. Rankin
Sympathy Extends to Bereaved in Mrs Chamberlain’s Passing
The cemetery near the church held a grave adorned with flowers as the community expressed sympathy and love for Mrs Chamberlain. Those who knew her remembered her affection and devotion, saying heaven and Jesus are dearer with her in their faith.
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Mrs. Chamberlain
Jesus
First Bales of New Cotton Arrive in Thorndale
Thorndale received two bales of new cotton this week. Otto Galbreath’s bale weighed 375 pounds and sold to Thorndale Mercantile for 28.5 cents per pound. A L Hinds’s bale weighed 571 pounds and sold to Thorndale Mercantile for 29.5 cents. Both bales classed strict middling. Premiums pending due to weight dispute. agreement reached that Hinds’s bale earns first bale credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorndale
Town
Otto Galbreath
Mierzschin & Batte
Thorndale Mercantile Company
A. L. Hinds
Galbreath
Hinds
Wnce
Thorndale Cherpicn
Revival at Branchville Baptist Church Closes
Rev H C Rankin from Abernathy Texas visited the city Tuesday morning and closed a successful Branchville Baptist Church revival. About thirty conversions and many united with the church. Rankin's father pastored the church nineteen years ago, adding a poignant link to the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Rankin
Abernathy
Texas
Abernthy
Branchville Baptist Church
Rankin
Coyote Wolf Trapped Then Exhibited In Town
Ernest Parton living near Freeze-out captured a coyote wolf with a steel trap in a melon patch. He released and decoyed a mate then brought the trapped wolf to town for display as coyotes remain at large depredating watermelons and a capture effort is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Parton
Mr. Parton
Thorndale
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound for Gray Hair
An old advertise claim that Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound restores natural hair color. It alleges the product darkens evenly, hides gray hairs by morning, and leaves hair glossy and lustrous after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
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Dr. F. Barnes Bever
C. W. Lawrence Bldg
Auditorium Hotel
Joe Hample
E. J. Sebesta
W. C. Chamerlain
Intersmith
Singer
J. G. Mayfield
Howell’s Music Store
Cameron, Texas
George B. Haislep
F. D
Columbia
S.C
State Reformatory
Sebesta & Huffman
Sebesta
Santa Fe
Wrigleys
R. H. Johnson
Pmeker
W.L. Douglass
Preston Laird
Cameron, Tezta
F. A. Marek
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