Local Clifton Record notes church revival and visitors
Clifton Record reports a Methodist revival starting next Sunday night with Rev. Borden and Rev. J. M. Sherman. a long list of visitors and travelers from Oklahoma to Temple and Arlington are named, plus two weddings officiated by Rev. J. K. Rystad and May they enjoy happiness and prosperity.
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Tsaya
Borden
J. M. Sherman
Gatesville
Fay Jones
Mto
Oklahoma
John Wilson
Cureton
Bryant Wilson
Lee Duckworth
Asters
Peston Davis
Jmily
Oberle
Hamilton County
Jaat Waok
Bascom Kavopaugh
Fairy
Mathine Johieson
Hannah
Christine
Clara Branbagen
Temple
Alfred Johnson
Hogo Brusten
J. K. Rystad
Axe Amundson
Miax
Josie Erickson
O. K. Langen
Kris Olson Hay
Theo
Rain Revives Grapevine Meetings and Community News
Rain blesses the Grapevine area as Rev Howden reports a strong meeting with thirty seven conversions and the Presbyterian gathering closes with solid results. The Methodist meeting proceeds and will end the summer season. Kara Jones returns from Colorado City. Will Snell family visits Clifton. Maud Snell to stay a few days. Mesdames Cooksey and Doris visit J R Cooksey family. sheep men haul wool to Gatesville. Dr Bellamy and brother from Dale visit with their father J A Bellamy. Tramanel couple heads to Newton County for two months. Mini Belva Ogletree of Lam pasts visits sister Mim Too McKinney and brother Tom Ogletree. RAM.
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Howden
Grapevine
Af, Cunningham
Belton
Kara Jones
Colorado City
Will Snell
Snell
Clifton
Dale
J. A. Bellamy
Presbyterian Meeting Report From Turneravil Delayed
In Turneravil the Presbyterian gathering continues with three conversions reported. Davis Pew and Miss Myrtle and Miss Sadie Alsay visited with their aunt Mrs LH Tew. Several locals travel plans and family visits are noted, including Mrs J H Temple's trip to Flat Snet to see a paralyzed mother.
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Davis Pew
Myrtle
Sadie Alsay
LH Tew
Guy Faris
John Young
Roswell Weather and Community Notes Brief
A good rain last Monday aided grass and cotton harvests. Cotton will be picked mainly next month due to late timing. The Smiths Bend Methodist meeting drew strong attendance and interest. Greenek Sunday school resumed after the meeting season. Mrs. Long of Tyson visited her brother J. H. Williams. W. P. Bonds departed last Saturday. A. A. Conine left for Stamford, Big Springs, and other western points in Comanche county.
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Smith's Bend
Greenek
Rogey county meeting opens in Shell Rock area
Shell Rock reports a wavey morning as streams swell. Rogey carpile session begins Sunday Aug 23 and runs to Friday Aug 2 with plans by Mr and Mrs Thomas Jenson of Crintill's Gay. local visitors Mrs J P Hott and Mollie return from Tent Iple for Mrs Hott's treatment at Scott White Sanitarium. an ice cream supper at BT Colwick's last Saturday night brought joy to attendees. rough weather and activity noted in town.
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Rogey
Thomas Jenson
Crintill’s Gay
J. P. Hott
Daunter
Mollie
Iple
Rainy weekend graces community with thanks to visitors
The report notes a good rain Sunday and Monday morning benefiting families including Mr Sid Mra Jem Colwick and Mrs M T Anderson who hosted visits by Alfi and other locals. Palmer Pederson jokes about a buggy and invites girls to “eat on me.” Otto Anderson visits Oscar Lunch, Melvin Anderson improves from illness, Bernt Erickson touts a wireless telephone talk with frogs, Ole Hoel’s family visits Crawford. The Norwesrian school visits the place Saturday as best wishes go to the Record and readers from Boster Brow n.
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Catton
Sid
Jem Colwick
M. T. Anderson
Palmer Pederson
Palmer
Otto Anderson
Oscar
Melvin Anderson
Bernt Erickson Butts
Lenn
Ole Hoel
Crawford
Norwesrian School
Boster Brown
Harvest Tide Celebration Planned in Whitney Area
Whitney businessmen organize a Harvest Tide celebration in Hillsboro Texas with events on Monday September 7 including a harvest queen election and amusements. Prizes will be awarded for best horse cattle chicken and oxen exhibitions.
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Hillsboro
Texas
Whitney
Farmers Union to meet in Galveston on cotton plan
Fort Worth Aug Presi dent Dr Neill of the Texas Farmers Union says all state warehouse managers will assemble in Galveston September to map a plan for handling the cotton crop. Spin ners buyers will be directed to move direct to sellers. Also report of two men and a woman arrested as vagrants near town, claiming Missouri origin, plus J J Cooper and son Clarence returning from Temple after care for a head wound from Bosque River incident.
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Fort Worth
Aug
Dr. Neill
The
Texas Farmers Union
Galveston
Septowine
Neill
Hillsboro
Texas
Columbia
Boone County
J. J. Cooper and Son
Clarence
Temple
Bosque River
Turner Couple Return From Mississippi Visit
R T Turner and wife arrived back Thursday from Mississippi after a two week visit. They were chaperoned by Mr and Mrs L Graves who came to see friends and relatives for a short time. The car party faced cricket nuisance making other riders flee Lake View Park transfers to avoid the posts.
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R.T. Turner
Mississippi
Lome
Mrs. L. Graves
Lake View Park
Vimes-Herald
Minnesota Governor Johnson Accepts Nomination for Third Term
In accepting the nomination for a third term as Governor of Minnesota, Governor Johnson said he would lay aside personal considerations and listen to the party call, intending to adapt the nomination when informally tendered.
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Minnesota
Johnson
You Can Afford It Telegraphy at Tyler Commercial College
Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas offers free course catalogs to prospective students who fill in their name and address. The program highlights the school’s handwriting and bookkeeping training and promises career prospects after completion.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Awe Commercial School
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