Directory of Methodist Church Programs and Officers
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with evening service, prayer meetings and missionary society activities throughout week. It names Rev J R Morpeth, Rev Forrest Madden, Rev A Cox, Rev J A Black, Rev John Power and various officers including Mrs G A Cunningham Mrs A Chilton Mrs D Chas Clark and others with meeting times and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
A. P. Cox
Woman's Missionary Society
G.A. Cunningham
A. Chilton
D. Chas
Clark
J. A. Black
Woman's Auxiliary
KR. W. Scurry
Jno. P. Hoff
John Power
Brownwood
Ladies Guild
J. B. Chilton
Altar Guild
Frances Burks
Sunday School Services and Church Schedule
Sunday school at 9 p. m. led by Superintendent C. L. Cox. Church service at 11 a. m. with elders C. L. Cox and Frank Redwine.
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C. L. Cox
Frank Redwine
Society Notes Reveal Weekly Clubs and Meetings
Thursday Dinner Club meets every Thursday at 6 PM led by Miss Frances Burks. As You Like It Bridge Club runs Tuesday 4 to 6 PM with Maffeo and Simmons as presidents. Why Not 42 chin holds Wednesday 3 to 6 PM. Merry Matrons convene Wednesdays 4 to 6 PM biweekly under Mrs. Walter Durham. Friday Afternoon Bridge Club gathers 3 PM with Mrs. R. H. Moore as president. Study Club attends first and third Thursdays at the high school library led by Mrs. Wi Carpenter. East ward group meets 3 to 5 PM on the 8th Friday. another ward meets second Friday at 5 PM led by Mrs. E. B. Anthony.
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Frances Burks
Bridge Club
Chin
Walter Durham
James D. Slack
R. H. Moore
Clu
High School
Wi Carpenter
Parent-Teacher Association
East Ward
R. M. Dudley
E. B. Anthony
Fort Worth Hijackers Seize Car and Cash
J J Fau bion of Shreveport La reported being hijacked two miles from Fort Worth while driving from Wichita Falls. He was bound robbed of his automobile valued at 1300 and carried away by two men he picked up earlier in Wichita Falls. He received 1700 in cash as part of the loss, with the incident dated December 31.
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Fort Worth
J. J. Faubion
Shreveport
Wichita Falls
Fort Orth
Villa's Men to Receive Farm Tracts in Mexico
Mexican authorities plan granting land to former Villa troops from Chihuahua and Durango haciendas. A commission of engineers will divide about six hectares per man, following an agreement with Huerta after Villa's 1920 surrender. Villa resides at a government hacienda in Canutillo. the force totaled 600 at surrender.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Fracisco Villa
Villa
Th Huerta
Chihuahua
Durango
Department of Agrculture
Chicago Drunk Arrests Rise in 1921 Report
The 1921 municipal court report shows 61 400 intoxication arraignments, up from 32 305 in 1920. City council action declared prohibition failed and urged Congress and the state to authorize manufacture sale and distribution of wholesome beers and light wines. Alderman Bathhouse John Coughlin amended the resolution to allow wine and beer revenue to fund a soldiers bonus.
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Chicago
Municipal Courts of
James A. Kearns
Congress
John” Coughlin
Reslin
Germany Keeps Watchful Eye On Arms Conference
Cologne reports a Cologne Post analysis that Germany prioritizes military disarmament over naval limits and notes secret formations and intrigue, but also hopeful signs of restraint. It cites the 100000 man army under Versailles and Tyrol as centers of activity, with leaders wary of war. Pure Louisiana Cane Syrup promotion noted at end.
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Cologne
Germany
Cologne Post
Rhine
Washington
Tyrol
Bataria
Sheriff Warns Against Ku Klux Klansmen in Graham
Graham Texas December letter from Sheriff John W Saye of Young County warns that the Ku Klux Klan is organized in Graham to suppress vice and crime but vows to uphold state law and the Constitution. He invites citizens to report crimes, asserts no mob rule, and says any criminal will be tried by law rather than mob action.
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Graham
Texas
John W. Saye
Young County
Ku Klux Klan
Ku Klux
Ity
Keeling’s Attorney Plans and Political Alternatives
Speculation centers on A. Keeling of Sulphur Springs as a candidate for attorney general or a possible successor. Rumors say he may pursue an early campaign while governor considers interim appointee to fill an unexpired term. Contenders include M. Cureton and J. Judy with discussions about private practice and oil connections.
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M. Melsot
Hopkins
Texas
Tly
Neval Keeling
Gene
W A. Keeling
M. Cureton
Keeling
Neff
Judy
Fofice
Jadvare
I Don’t Believe Any Headache Could Beat Mine
Miss Ford of 1808 Filmore St burg Virginia declares Tanlac cured her severe headaches likened to an iron band around the head with temple throbs. She says appetite returns and stomach improves after Tanlac, sold in Comanche by Hamilton Drug Co and leading druggists.
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Miss _ford
Filmore St
Burg
Tanlae
Comanche
Hamilton Drug Co
Brooklyn Staten Island tunnel proposal seeks 225 million funding
New York aims to spend 225 million dollars for a direct rail link between New Jersey and Brooklyn. The plan envisions connecting the mainland to Long Island with a combined freight and passenger tunnel, while critics favor a passenger only tunnel.
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New York
New York City
New Jersey
Brooklyn
City Board of Estimate
Long Island
Albany
Staten Island
State Trasit Commission
Port Authorities
New York-New Jersey
Hallelujah Vaughan 1922 Song Book On Sale
Local sale notice for the new Vaughan 1922 Song Book at the Cash Store. I M Vinyard urges readers to buy now and be among the first to learn the new songs.
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Vaughan
I. M. Vinyard
Powys Urges 50-Year Retirement for Wealthy Americans
British poet John Cowper Powys told the Philadelphia Forum that any American businessperson earning $10 000 a year should be legally forced to retire at 50 and pursue a hobby. He argued Americans are not pleasure loving and contrasted U S with England in attitudes toward retirement and work.
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Philadelphia
John Cowper Powys
Powys
Atlantic Ocean
England
America
School Board Rejects Drives in City Schools
The Houston Post reports the school board will not allow outside charity solicitations in public schools. It states drives distract from instruction, burden teachers, embarrass students, and duplicate parental fundraising, aiming to keep schools free of campaign pressures.
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Houston Post
Hens and pullets in profitable laying flocks
Extension poultry expert weighs in on flock composition. Pullets, not hens, yield higher annual egg output and profit, with about 30 extra eggs per bird. Net profits per bird favor pullets during both fall and winter markets, guiding growers to keep more pullets and fewer hens.
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NR. Mehrhof
South Carolina
Waste of Energy in Cotton Profits
An Arizona cotton grower laments losses to a black worker. The exchange highlights racial tension as the grower claims he is out wages and grub while the worker concedes with resigned phrases. The dialogue ends with both men noting the situation is already settled.
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Arizona
George
Yassuh
Darky
Yassah
Lawdy
the Darky
The Criminal by Walt Mason exalts the doomed thief
A verse sketch portrays the career of a criminal, dodging detectives, stealing, and facing inevitable punishment. The poem notes how cleverness tempts gifted men toward crime, yet the law relentlessly pursues and confines them for long years.
Expert Testimony Lapses Into Worldly Jests In Court
A prosecution session features Laszky, a young foreigner, delivering mangled answers about work at a brick factory. The exchange devolves into confusion over what the factory makes, yielding miscommunications and comic misunderstandings in a courtroom moment.
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Laszky
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Wednes
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Bert Speed
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M. C. C. Klingman
Episcopal
Church of Christ
Society Directory
Louisiana
New Orleans
Todd
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Naha
Neb
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Trement AS
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Ign His Gover
Wichita
Higginbotham Bros. Company
Manche Milling Company
Esire
Yale
Dollar Chase
the Criminal
Walt Mason
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