Methodist Church Directory Sunday Services and Activities
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with H Donaho as superintendent Morning service at 11 a m Evening services at 7 p m Rev J K Morrison pastors Junior League at 3 p m Sunday Senior League at 6 p m Sunday Woman's Missionary Society meets 4 o'clock Monday afternoon Mrs I T Clemons president Mrs J B Layne secretary Prayer meeting 7 p m Wednesday
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DO. H. Donaho
J. KR. Morris
Woman's Missionary Society
I. T. Clemons
J. B. Layne
Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Leaders
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. led by H Hud Aleston, Supt. Evening service at 7:15 p.m. with Rev Forrest Maddte as pastor. Junior and Senior B Y P A meet at 6:30 p.m. Woman's Missionary Society meets at 4 p.m. Monday led by Mrs Bert Speed. Prayer meeting at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday. Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. W H Rowland leads Sept. service at 7 p.m. Dr C C Klingman pastor. Christian Endeavor at 6 p.m. Sunday. A px president. W Se Missionary Society 4 p.m. Monday led by Mrs G A Cunningham and Mrs G A Chilton with council meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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H. Hud- Aleston
Forrest Madd Te
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Bert Speed
Sunday School and church service timetable
The record lists a Sunday school at 0345 a.m. led by Mrs. D. Chas. Clark with a September service, a 3:30 p.m. Sunday service by Rev. J. A. Black, and a Woman's Auxiliary meeting at 3:30 p.m. with Mrs. R. W. Scurry as president and Mrs. Jno. P. Hoff as secretary on Tuesday.
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D. Chas. Clark
J. A. Black
Woman's Auxiliary
R. W. Scurry
Jno. P. Hoff
Church announces monthly service and guild meetings
The notice lists a 7 15 p m service on the second Sunday each month led by Kev John Power of Brownwood. It also schedules Ladies Guild at 8 p m Mondays under Mrs J B Chilton, Altar Guild at 4 p m Saturdays led by Miss Frances Burks.
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kKev
John Power
Brownwood
Ladies Guild
J. B. Chilton
Altar Guild
Frances Burks
Sunday school and church services announced
Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Superintendent C. L. Cox. Church service at 11 a.m. Elder C. L. Cox and Elder Frank Redwine preside.
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L. Cox
C. L. Cox
Frank Redwine
Society Directory of Weekly Clubs and Meetings
Thursday Dinner club meets each Thursday at 6 o clock led by Miss Frances Burks. Various clubs list days and leaders including Why Not Bridge 4 to 6 Tuesday, 42 club Wednesday, Merry Matrons Wednesday biweekly, Friday Afternoon Bridge 3 pm, Study Club first and third Thursdays at the high school library, East ward 3rd Friday 3 to 5 led by Mrs Dudley, West ward 2nd Friday 2 to 5 led by Mrs Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Burks
Geo. Simmons
Walter Durham
James D. Slack
R. H. Moore
High School
Will Carpenter
Parent-Teacher Association
East Ward
C. R. M. Dudley
West Ward
E. B. Anthony
Valuable Advice on Pecan Tree Culture From Stephenville Grower
Ross R. Wolfe of Stephenville advocates premium pecan planting on best grade sandy West Texas land. He notes vast native pecan stands in Central West Texas and argues thinning and top working can boost yields dramatically. One mature tree can rival peanuts in output, and pecans fetch high market prices, with rapid orchard establishment possible.
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Ross R. Wolfe
Stephenville
West
Texas
West Texas
Texas pecan orchard forecast to surpass cotton in value
The excerpt envisions a vast pecan orchard as the world’s most valuable, citing longevity and strong earning power. It urges planting pecans, tending existing trees, and predicts future generations will see the Texas pecan crop outvalue Texas cotton.
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Texas
Captain B. B. Paddock Dies in Fort Worth
Buck ly Burton Paddock died at his Fort Worth home in January at age 77. He came to Fort Worth in 1872, built a career in law and newspapers, and led the Fort Worth Democrat and Fort Worth Gazette after mergers. A Confederate Army veteran and civic leader, he long shaped local business, politics, and rail development.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Buckly Burton Paddock
Jennings and
Terrell Street
Captain Paddock
Ft. Worth
Fort Worth Democrat
Live Stock Journal
Wirt Adams
Calvary
Knights Templar
Navige Beet
Fort Worth & Rio Grande
Brownwolland
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Chicago Fails to Enthuse Over Day Raid Program
Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haynes faced a chilly Chicago reception as he sought local officials for a mop up campaign. Assistant Cueno met with Mayor Thompson but was told he was out of town. Fitzmorris,Crowe, and Clyne were invited but unavailable or occupied.
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Chicago
Roy Haynes
Washington
Stephen A. Cueno
Haynes
William Hale Thompson
Cueno
Charles Fitzmorris
Fitzmorris
Robert Crowe
Charles R. Clyne
Arbuckle to face grand jury indictment in San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle the heavyweight film comedian returns to court for a second trial on the murder charge in the Virginia Rappe case. Prosecutor Brady plans to press the grand jury indictment rather than the original affidavit by Mrs. Belmont. Arbuckle travels with his wife to San Francisco as Judge Vouderback prepares the case.
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San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Fredy
Arbuckle
Bambinan Maude Belmont
St. Francis
Damp cloudy weather and village box supper report
Bibb January 9 damp cloudy weather with no rain. The school house box supper Friday night drew a large crowd and sales totaled 19 dollars 75 cents. Prizes went to Gladys Johnson and Fred Ferrell for prettiest girl and ugliest man. Several local residents visited relatives and attended church singing at Fin Crowe.
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Bibb
Gladys Johnson
Fred Ferrell
Stella
Morell Hastings
Ferrice Vines
Neomi Denny
Fannie Allen
Gan
Bob
Reno Sterks
Lord Amonett
Mexta
J. F. Ferrell
Jim
Logens Gap
Mebel
Ruth Hall
Marguerite Guy
Virgie Drennan
Fim Crowe
Ronez Denny
Austace Vines
Mrs. Clements
Auto Convicted of Carrying Liquor Sold at Auction Block
McAlister Oklahoma January 7 An automobile was sold at public auction in front of the courthouse after officers found liquor in the car and no claimant appeared. The vehicle had been tried convicted and confiscated and a new owner bought it at sale.
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McAlister
Cathon
Beaten and tarred man chained to pole in Texas
D. L. Mathews, 50, says he was beaten, tarred, feathered, and chained to a telephone pole near Konuntze, Texas, by six men after his car stalled. He reported the assault occurred while returning home. a member of the group helped him release the neck chain after authorities arrived. The incident followed an indictment for selling liquor.
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Beaumont
Texas
D. L. Mathew
Konuntze
Mathews
Konntze
Tountze
Nol
Sands in German River Believed Rich in Gold
Berlin reports the sands along the River Eder in Thuringia are rich with gold. Promoters say recent drought exposure reveals deposits profitable for commercial mining using modern machinery. The Eder rises near Coblenz and flows to the Fulda near Cassel.
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Berlin
Eder
Waledek
Irthuringia
Rhenish
Prussia
Coblenz
Fulda
Cassel
Ireland gains Free State status under new treaty
The Irish Free State is approved by the British Parliament and the Dail. Ireland adopts a Dominion like status with a constitutional parliament and an executive responsible to it. A provisional government will run until a full Irish government is formed within twelve months. Ulster may opt out, with a boundary commission to resolve the border.
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Ireland
Dail Fireann
Irish Free State
Canada
Ireand
Great Britain
Dai
Ulster
Government of Ireland
Northern Ireland
of Ireland
Nations pledge to ban poison gas in war pact
Washington January 7 Great Britain Japan France Italy and the United States approved the American proposal to prohibit the use of poison gas in war. The armament committee next took up aircraft restrictions but made no decision and will continue Monday.
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Washington
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
United States
Cantwell Heads Training School in Gatesville
J W Cantwell of Ft Worth elected by Texas Board of Control to succeed C G King as superintendent of the State Juvenile Training School at Gatesville. Cantwell, 48, formerly led public schools in Texarkana Corsicana and Ft Worth and headed Oklahoma A and M. He takes charge when King leaves January 18 after being exonerated in abuse charges.
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Austin
Texas
J. W. Cantwell
Ft. Worth
Board of Control
King
Gatesville
Cantwell
Boulder
Colo
Texarkana
Corsicana
The
Agricultural & Mechanical College of Oklahoma
Aan University
Yale University
Annie Webb Blanton
W. B. Bizzell
Texas A. & M. College
F. M. Brasley
College of Industrial Arts
Senator Harrison objects to Postmaster General heading film industry
In Washington on January 17 Senator Harrison of Mississippi protested the appointment of a former Republican leader as head of the motion picture industry. He warned Mr. Hays might resign and feared a censorship of Democratic films if he becomes head of the film business.
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Wrehington
Cinderel
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Hays
Ford Under Hot Fire in Senate Debate on Newberry Case
Senator Townsend accused Henry Ford of pacifism and demagoguery in 1916 1918 Michigan politics as part of a Senate debate over Senator Newberry seat. He cited Ford’s antiwar ads and White House influence while defending Newberry and noting his wartime service by his sons.
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Ford
Senate
Newberry
Washington
Townsend
Michigan
Henry Ford
United States
White House
Wilson
Walsh
Massachusetts
Versailles
Burks Family Return to Gustine from Waco
J. W. Burks and family arrived in Gustine this week returning from Waco where they lived for over a year. They previously resided in Gustine before moving to Comanche years ago. Locals extend a warm welcome as good people come back to town.
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J. W. Burks
Cnetine
Waco
The Woman Candidate
A brief note urges voters to support a female candidate, urging men to follow a precedent set by her husband and cast ballots for her in the upcoming contest.
Hebron Social News Dances Visits and Travel Notes
Weather in Hebron remains dry with light clouds as residents report a Friday night dance at Robert Cox's. Lana York visits Nona Morton and Wilma Morton. Hubert Humphrey and J H Cox families host guests. C F Morton in Waco on business. Edward Adcock of Brownwood visits Lawrence Boyd. Stewart and Estell families plan West Texas move. local schooling noted.
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Hebron
Min
Robert Cox
Lana York
Nona B
Wilma Morton
Hubert Humphrey
T. L. Morton
J. H. Cox
B. D. Cox
Geraldine Morton
Harry
C. T
Cecil Boyd
C. F. Morton
Waco
Inesa
Edward Adcock
Brownwood
Lawrence Boyd
Henry Stewart
West Texas
Tom Estell
B. D. Coxnew
Belton Editor Appointed State Agriculture Statistician
R B Yantis of Belton owner of the Belton News and veteran publisher has been named statistician for the state department of agriculture by Commissioner George B Terrell. A former legislator and Athens Review partner, Yantis will begin his duties in the coming days after leaving the Athens paper.
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Austin
Texas
R. B. Yantis
Belton
Belton News
Department of Agriculture
George B. Terrell
Yantis
Henderson
Smith Oer
Pat Athens Review
Fragmentary OCR Quote Describes Giant Mythical Figure
An unclear exchange quotes a guide referring to the fabled giant who supplied the world, while a man asks about a passerby. The snippet hints at a mythic context but lacks concrete names or events.
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