Presbyterian History Through The Years In Abilene Church
The history covers pastors from 1887 to 1935 at a church that unified with the Cumberland Presbyterians, built a new manse and church, and expanded youth and missionary work. Pastors include Blanton Lech Waldrop Spence Tenney Black Davis Hazel and others as the congregation grew and reorganized its auxiliary and youth programs.
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Presbyterian Church
Blanton
F. E. Lech
Leith
Ss. D. Waldrop
R. W. Benge
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cumberland
Frank Wright
Hall
Childress
F. T. Chariton
T. ©. Moore
Charlton
J. H. McMillan
D. C. Clarke
W. G. Gray
Brownwood
B. K. Tenney
Tenney
Black
Hoff
Maggie Moody
Geo. E. Henderlite
D. D
Brazil
N. P. Wilkinson
Kerrville
Young People’s Conference
Wilkinson
Y. Thomas B. Gallagher
R. W. Scurry
Isaac
Neir Loss
Auxias
Gallagher
Guy Davis
Home Missions
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Official Financial Condition of The First State Bank Gustine Texas 1936
Official statement lists liabilities and capital stock total 71 538 24 with deposits and cashiers checks. Signatures of president T L Conaway cashier E L Hale and notary N E Palmer attest to truthfulness dated July 6 1936. Directors P A Huey Mrs J Hicks J W Robinson sign asCORRECT. If you see a man drowning dont take time to pray if you can swim.
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First State Bank
Gustine
State of Texas
Comanche
Comanchere
T. L. Conaway
E. L. Hale
A. D
N. E. Palmer
Comanche County
Texas
P. A. Huey
J. Hicks
J. W. Robinson
Comanche Graded School Advertised for 1881 Opening
The Comanche Graded School announces its 1881 opening on September 5 for ten months under town control. Primary, Grammar, and High School departments offered with music. tuition rates listed for non-residents from 1.50 to 4.00 dollars. Faculty includes P. M. Barnes principal and W. G. Cox assistant, with Mrs. E. L. Knudson and Miss Ida Hart as teachers.
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Comanche
P. M. Barnes
A. M
W. G. Cox
E. L. Knudson
Ida Hart
Lamkin Confederate Veteran Captured by Yankees
Uncle Jim Stevens of Lamkin aged 90 among Comanche County’s surviving Confederates recounts his capture by Union forces during a retreat near Franklin. He served in Company Co, 18th Alabama Regiment fighting in Georgia Alabama and Tennessee under General Hoon. He was never wounded though in his first skirmish at Dalton his face burned by sand and gravel. He recalls a rainy night sleeping atop a brush pile with water an inch deep the next morning.
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Jim Stevens
Lamkin
Comanche County
Franklin
18Th
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Hoon
Dalton
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Presbyterian
Davis
J. P. Hoff
Wm. J. Hazel
Federal Deposit Insur
Comanche Graded School
Precinct No. 1
FE. A
Williams
Ford
Texas Lab
UCC
F.O.B. Detroit
Dolles
Ping
Burks Transfer & Storage
Dallas
Fort Worth
Johnson Motor