Revival Meeting Closes and Community Prayer Meet
Revival meetings led by diverse pastors conclude with a large attendance and strong enthusiasm. The Community Mission Prayer Meet includes Rev. Inns, Rev. Hardy, Rev. C. B. Swantey, Rev. Ross, Rev. Willin, and Rev. Arm among others from Dallas and beyond. Baptism services at five o'clock reveal three candidates baptized by Rev. Wilkin and Rev. Ross. more baptisms planned. Republicans want Coolidge in Massachusetts, with past appeals tied to Butler and Walsh in 1956.
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Koy's
M. B.elaret
Suny
Pitt
A. Parwer
Inns
Ube Talon
Union Baptist ‘Church
Ross
Willin
Rey
W.phulles
Chas. A. Cahstein
W. Martin
Henry G. May
Parker
LH. Groselose
A. N. Rvans
Ben Edwards
Goodloe
C. R. Meadows
Christian Church
Wilkin
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Senator Butler
David J. Walsh
Have You A Flat Ag miombbila on life’s highway
A fragmented church bulletin invites readers to address spiritual decay with a tongue in cheek metaphor. It compares society to a faulty automobile and urges self examination and charitable acts, urging steady maintenance and regular worship as a remedy.
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Naila
Chairol
Haypinese
Epworth Hi League Program and Contests at Tapic
A fragmented Epworth Hi League program lists items such as Tapic Who Is My Neighbor and Like 10 25 87 Prayer with names Frances Gravley Viola Myers Clifton Noble and mentions announcements and a deliverance report. The text also references a poem The Tribe of the Helpers and a league benediction though details are incomplete.
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Tapic
Kot
D. A. Rasa
Bulo
Jacque Lawles
Africa
Frances Gravley
Viola Myers
Lone
Clifton Noble
Good family visits East Texas and reports on cotton prospects
Mr and Mrs Good and son Rex Good with two children traveled to East Texas on a Oak Saturday and visited Roy Johnston and wife returning Sunday night. Mr Good noted Reyes City cotton looked good at Lone Oak though very dry. Johnston, manager of a gin, reported sixty bales ginned on Saturday and over four hundred bales this season.
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M. Good
Rex Good
Bia
East
Roy Johnston
Mr. Good
Reyes City
Lone Oak
Cap Lowery
Ty. Js
Cap
D. Hhyrdy
Abe Parsonage
Hoth Nerion
Eris Ithoton
Cartullion
G. Parlear
Tolko Alana
Owens
Chlef
Othyra
Unclear OCR Text About Baptist Revival Plans
Fragmented OCR reads like a Baptist revival event note with garbled names and dates. The readable words mention revival, Baptist, Friday, and possible attendees but provide no clear facts, locations, organizations, or outcomes to anchor a concise summary.
Reunion at Webb Park brings old friends together at event
A Sunday reunion at Webb Park on September 2 drew many longtime acquaintances from Kentucky to Texas towns. Dinner for forty nine featured stories of 24 years apart, with attendees including BF Shrel Jey and family, J. W. Brantman and wife, and numerous others from Greenville, Kingston, Grapevine, Mesquite, Carrollton, and Addison.
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Brauhawan
Webb Park
Old Kentucley
Shrel
Jey
Wea
Childem Orme
Childre Ford
Martha Nelli
Nash
Lucy Ford
Vad" Ford Steed
Greenvilte
Oa. B. Mallow
Kingston
J. W. Brantmnan
Ind Gon
Morgan
J. Grapevine
Eider J. A. Braue Haman
Broole
G. C. Lawis
Mesquite
J. A. Well
Carrollton
Low Ford
Verona
Li Miller
Addisons
J. M. Metcalfe
Barry Ayenneil
A. Metcalfe
Phillips Street
John Pearamn
Reagan Street
Metcalf
Daugh Wr
Metoate
Do Not Block Fire Lanes Or Hassle Fire Crews
A cautionary note urges residents to keep streets clear of vehicles and crowds during fires. Do not race past intersections, crowd the scene, or obstruct fire trucks as firefighters work to reach and control the blaze. Authorities stress allowing clear access for emergency personnel and equipment.
Revival and Community Ties Highlight Small Town Life
The revival gathering on the Sheinvian church lawn drew about forty attendees including Mrs. 8. E Wilkin and women serving pastries. Local merchants and neighbors discuss small town dynamics, independence, and the impact of concentration on stores, while Rev. D. Hhyrdy and Av G. Parlear preach during revival meetings.
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Wilkin
Wetaiord
Sheinvlan
Wierrin
Aandwiehwr
Myx
Burnett
Mes
B.A. Rows
Mins
Colona Hyak
Frances Gravlity
Open House at Oyen House for School Term
A community meeting Friday September 14 invites all patrons to observe the new school facilities and hear from Superintendent Joe W. Gonstream, County Supt Hh Le Goorner, District Attorney Wm McCraw, and Prof R J Garner. Speakers outline aims, policies, and the term’s educational plans. Registration and book issuance will precede classes opening Monday September 17 with addresses by Dr J G Kimball.
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Teuchura Axsovia
Wols Jonano
Punch
Soria Uma
Jove W. Gonstream
Hh le Goorner
Aorney
Wm. McCraw
Dallas
R. J. Garner
C. J. Ay Denton
Aira
Wnahere
J. G. Kimball
County Board of Education
Sobao
Peculiar Season Threatens Cotton Crops in Southland Area
The Southland Life Insurance Company report notes worsening cotton conditions across many sections due to root rot and insect infestation. Excessive rain in some areas worsens drought in others, with promising prospects in the Texas Panhandle and North Central Texas. Agricultural authorities expect ongoing work to combat the disease and protect yields despite uncertain overall production.
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Moxa
Department of Publc
Southland Life Insurance Company
Gentral
Texas
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