Series on false Ten Commandments continues at church
The second in a series at the Methodist Church aims to expose what organizers call false Ten Commandments. The event features sermons and discussion led by parish elders.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1928
Page
9
The second in a series at the Methodist Church aims to expose what organizers call false Ten Commandments. The event features sermons and discussion led by parish elders.
Mrs E W Strinton and others from Bustowin and Belletts spent the week end there with relatives. Grace Cosby returned from a multi week illness to her son O A Jones and family in New Orleans. E J Baxter and friends visited from divisions for a weekend in Rock Island. Lou Sanday celebrated Thanksgiving with friends in Alvin. Summer Townsend and family with G J Nerls of Waco visited relatives in Yoeku for a few days.
A fragmentary local page notes residents returning with friends, deer hunted by area spokesmen, and Victor Kalb earning a fine eight point. It mentions pastor Mr. Murry delivering sermons at the Methodist church, Nylaude Kefly visiting from Kansas City, and various social visits and events in town.
A long account details revival campaign led by Reverend Mr. Holderes and Presbyterian ministers. It cites organized gatherings at Baptist and other churches, sermons by Rev. W. B. Rodgers, and extensive plans across towns with state-wide influence, prodding support from Governor Tin Mody and newspapers.
The item appears from Gal veston News type clipping, mentioning a railroad adventure and customs officer Tibbetts Calvid Sykes, with references to Texas and a return from Engton after days with friends. The text is heavily garbled and partial, providing few clear dates or full names.
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