Lanes Chapel Church Sees Appointments and Visits
Rev Nichols will fill his first appointment here Friday evening. Everybody is invited. Sunday School attendance remains good despite bad weather. Mrs Dansby has been ill. The Peal family from West Texas visited and left for Abilene to reside. Townley and Dansby guests, Walker moved to Hurst Springs. Clifton visitors stop by. Baptist services listed with times and activities. Andorra note mentions youngest married man as village chief of police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Townley
Townley
Temple
Charley Dansby
Valley Mills
A. S. Walker
Hurst Springs
Walker
Oscar Johnson
Clifton
Billie Louise Vickrey
Buffaloes urged for yearling giveaways by federal agency
National Park Service seeks to place up to a hundred buffalo yearlings as the herd grows in Yellowstone. Officials say many will head to zoos as captive fences must be stout. The piece notes past near-extinction fears and compares to passenger pigeons. It adds a Belgian miners wage cut and dyes approved for foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Sam
Zoological Parks
Mississippi Valley
Quick Pep Restored by Crazy Crystals
The Crazy Crystals claim to have cured nervous weakness headaches and high blood pressure while restoring pep. The testimonial states improved energy and relief from rheumatism with the signer noting prior fatigue and health issues.
St Olaf Lutheran Church Activities and Meetups
The Young People's Society meets next Sunday night at 7 o'clock. Mr and Mrs N S Swenson entertain at the home. Sunday School and Bible Class every Sunday morning at 9:30. Confirmants meet Saturday morning at 9:30. J A Arnes, Pastor. Toy Town Open Vogelmans tfc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
N. S. Swenson
Boxwood hedges fetch high prices for old specimens
Boxwood is the most valuable vegetation in America. Wealthy buyers pay $150 to $500 per horizontal yard for transplanted hedges. A Virginia mountain farm owner was offered $150,000 cash for an ancient hedge surrounding the gardens of his new house, which had about a thousand boxwood trees ten feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Virginia Mountains
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Mrs. Edgar Morris Dies After Illness at Walnut Springs
Mrs. Edgar Morris nee Cora Lee Worley, born May 14 1876 in Kentucky, died Friday at 4 pm at the Clifton area home after a facial infection worsened. Funeral held Saturday at 2 pm at Walnut Springs Methodist Church, burial in Walnut Springs Cemetery beside relatives. Survived by husband Edgar Morris, three children, a brother W H Worley Mosheim and sister Mrs W T Howard.
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Walnut Springs
Edgar Morris
Clifton
W. T. Jones
Morris
Cora Lee Worley
S. M. Worley
Laurel County
Kentucky
Texas
Meridian
W. H. Worley Mosheim
W. T Howard
H. L. Morris
Goose Creek
Meridian Baptist Association Council Meets at Clifton Church
The Workers' Council of the Meridian Baptist Association gathers at Clifton Baptist Church on Monday December 14 1931 beginning at 10 a m with song and praise service devotional sessions on the Holy Spirit led by Rev J P Gilliam and Rev Bern ie Hayter continuing through 11 30 a m followed by a lunch at 12 15 p m and an afternoon W M U and Board Meeting with Open Conferences featuring devotions missions education benevolence and reports from the Lottie Moon Week of Prayer by local presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Council
Meridian Baptist Association
Clifton Baptist Church
J P. Gilliam
Bernie Hayter
F. E. Kirchmer
R. B. Stanton
Savage
Stephenville
A. G. Gilliam
F. E. Kirchner
W. H. Griffin
8S. M. Martin
Lottie Moon
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Lanes Chapel
Baptist Services
Frank Nixon
Andorra
Pyrenees
Europe
Buffaloes
Belgium
ST. Olaf Lutheran Church
J. A. Arnes
Vogelman’s. Tfc
Boxwood
Murphree
Clifton, Texas
Delco Light
Washington Ave
Waco, Texas
Methodist Church
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michean
General Motors
Standefer Chevrolet CO
Lifton, Texas
Charles Romine Valley Mills
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