Farmers Branch News Items and Local Meetings
A short Farmers Branch news item notes 4H Club members gathering at Port Worth on Monday and a Boy Scout meeting held at the Methodist church on Tuesday night. Mrs Thomas L Thurlow and a Dayton Ohio visitor will stay with her mother Mrs Howard Ford for several weeks, Lieut Thurlow returning alone to Dayton by plane Monday. The Methodist.Minsk Society opened a Book Study with Mrs Stanley Burney on Monday. Mack Knight moved to live with his brother Will Knight at his Dallas home.
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Methodist Church
Konex
Thos. L. Thurlow
Dayton
Ohio
Willl
Renin
Howard Ford
Lieut. Thurlow
Methodist Minsk Society
Stanley Burney
Mack Knight
Will Knight
Methodist Church Program PromisesWarm Heart Themed Evening
Sunday night at 6 o'clock the Methodist Sunday School will present their annual Church School Program in the Church Auditorium. The program features special music and short playlets from each department centered on the theme The Warm Heart. The event invites attendance from the community. A note about local printing services is included. An anecdotal item mentions an invalid friend desiring sunshine and a remark from her charwoman. The Editor and John B Sar ratt had dinner at Stout cafe on highway 77 praising the place north of Irving. A baby boy weighing 8 pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Prank Tutt of Dallas Saturday, with mother and baby doing nicely.
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Methodist Sunday School
John B Sarratt
Stout
Highway 77
Prayer Day At First Baptist On Home Missions
The W. M. 8 of First Baptist met at Mrs. W. D. Nix home for an all day service beginning at 9 o clock. Mrs. Jim Johnston presided as program chair. The study focused on Home Missions with Indians Negros Cubans and Jews among those pictured in a large map and photographs. Readings songs discussions and prayers followed including Our Lady ministers and guest speakers. Eighteen ladies attended and praised Mrs. Nix for hospitality.
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Firs
W.D. Nix
Jim Johnston
George Hughes
J. J. Brake
Burnette Perry
Ministry of Joy
Hughen
Johnston
Skiles
W. D. Fuk
Bailey
Ben Pens
Alabama
Allen Bowman
Cuba
Carli Pea
Howard Ford Passes To Great Beyond
Branch died at his home Thursday March 10 1938 with funeral services at 11 a m Saturday led by Rev Oliver and Rev Trone. He was a Methodist, grandson of Isaae Webb first Dallas County preacher, buried Webb Chapel cemetery. Survived by wife four sons six daughters two brothers a sister and many relatives. Memorials from across several states and cities. Dal Hughes suffers hand and arm injury from Monday blow. Mrs Susie Tutt visited Dallas Sunday with Frank Tutt and a hospital-bound brother.
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Farmers Branch News
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Sean Eee
N.Y
Chevrolet
National
Mart
Vandergriff Chevrolet CO
Carrollton
McCormick Pharmacy
Irving
The
Chronicle
Postal Mutual Indemnity Company
Legal Reserve Casualty Company
Dallas
Texas
Cone
R. F
First Baptist Church
Renters
Kelley’s Groc. & Met
Kessler
Phis
Roy Russell’s
Howell & Son, Agents General Insurance
Dodge
Plymouth
R. P. Brent
Rel
Uent
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San Francisco
Cali
Washington
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Ft. Worthy Arlington
Farmers Branch
Thore
Liewt
Ms. Thos
L. ‘Thurlow
Ta G. Winder
Texas City
Bit Ford
Ox Higgins
Austin
Oscar Newton
Ft. Worth
Russé Newton
Dal Hughes
Susie Tutt
Sum
Mra
Frank Tutt
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