Baptist revival closes with twelve new members
SIPE SPRING area church reports twelve additions as Rev. Jack Chambliss of Desdemona led services at the Baptist church. Local Church of Christ preacher Bro F. L. Handley of Rising Star also conducted services. Various residents and visitors are noted visiting relatives in Fort Worth, Abilene, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chambliss
Desdemona
F. L. Handley
Rising Star
Church of Christ
Fulton Foster
Elvis Adair
Imperial
California
Chicago
W. F. Foster
Seth Jurie Stamps
Lawrence Morris
Kort Worth
Tracy Lee Huffstuttler
Bonham
Walter Pester
Doyce
Dorothy Foster
Woodrow Rye
Durward Parks
Abilene
W. N. Byrd
Billy Byrd
Ida Hall
J. I Anim
Has- Mi
Je Adams
Santa Anna
Loris Spratling
T Tchles
Richardson
Longview
I. E. Barnes
Peexy Rhymes
Tarleon
W. J. Rhymes
Jake Morman
Clyde
J. P. Rye
Tvor Streiff
Fort Worth
G. B. Streiff
Bernard Stamey
West Texas
John Stamey
Local visits noted across West Texas and nearby towns
Mrs J H Lloyd returns home from an extended West Texas visit. O D Henley and daughters Oneta, Houston, and Taylor Henley of Megargle visit relatives. A H Gray family and Claude Fisher family visit Snyder. Alma Ruth Denman of Lamkin visits cousin Lun Geye. Multiple families from Beattie Merkel Forsan Breckenridge Trent and Bible share Sunday visits and weekends with local residents.
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J. H. Lloyd
West Texas
O. D. Henley
Oneta
Houston
Haylor Henley
Megargle
A. H. Gray
Claude Fisher
Snyder
Alma Ruth Denman
Lamkin
Lun Geye
A. E. Vinegara
Beattie
Pete Sledge
Bill Sledge
Merkel
Jesse Reid
Finn Grove
Paul Sheedy
Forsan
Otis Stephens
Breckenridge
Earl Norwood
Trent
C. E. Vineyard
Bible
Sam Vineyard
Williams price list offers groceries and tat goods
Williams advertises 19 pounds pure cane sugar for 1.00 plus flour sizes, Colorado potatoes at 2 1 2 cents per pound, lard, peaberry coffee, baking powder, and men’s pants at half price. Shotguns from J F Tate stock offered as bargains at D C Williams.
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el Toro
oSee
Colorado
J. F. Tate
D. C. Williams
Mrs. J. W. Reid Dies at Suez Funeral services held for Mary Laura Bradberry Reid
Mrs. J. W. Reid 59 died at her Suez home July 27 after a six month illness. Born April 10 1875 in Travis County she moved to Brown County as a child and married J. W. Reid at Zephyr 37 years ago. Survived by sons Aaron Sam Edgar Reid and siblings R E Bradberry A E Bradberry and others. burial in Zion Hill Cemetery after services led by Rev. Willie Skaggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Reid
Suez
Willie Skaggs
Zion Hill
Reid
Mary Laura Bradberry
Travis County
Brown County
Zephyr
Aaron Reid
Sam Reid
Fort Worth
Edgar Reid
J. P. Beck
Black-Draught Offers Relief From Constipation Troubles
A Boonville Indiana resident Mr T E Stith writes of using Thedford s Black-Draught for biliousness and constipation noting chest tightness dizziness and fatigue improve after use. The product is described as a pure vegetable laxative available for 25 cents per package.
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T. E. Stith
Boonville
Ind
Thedford
Early Comanche County statistics from 1859 Texas Almanac
A Dallas sent article reproduces 1859 Texas Almanac county data for Comanche County. It lists crops, livestock counts, land values, soil, mills, rail potential, water, climate, and notes Indians and Pacific Railroad prospects, with expectations of growth and future market insight.
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Comanche County
Dallas
T. C. Frost & Son
Pacific
Pacific R. R
Concho River
Clear Fork
Brazos
Colorado
Leon River
Erath
Palo Pinto
Buchanan
Eastland
Comanche
N. W
Black-Draught Promises Relief for Biliousness and Ill Headaches
Mrs Mary Garner of Burleson Texas touts Thedford s Black Draught as effective for biliousness bad mouth taste and other dis agreeable feelings from constipation Her mother used it for years and she endorses Syrup of Black Draught for children as a laxative during colds and illness The product line targets adults and kids alike with Thedford s Black-Draught and Syrup of Black Draught as remedies
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Thedford
Mary Garner
Burleson
Texas
Folka
Lacy thanks county voters after election
J. B. Lacy expresses deep gratitude to 1084 supporters who voted for him and extends goodwill to opponents. He says he is a good loser and thanks the county for the vote.
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Lacy
J. B. Lacy
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