Christian Church Closes Revival at Graham
The Boynton Klingman revival at First Christian Church Graham ended last Sunday after ten days. Rev Edwin Boynton of Huntsville Texas preached strong gospel messages and drew praise from the congregation. Klingman led singing and proved a skilled choir leader. Twenty two joined the Graham church with twenty by baptism and two joining from another Christian Church. Mrs Jonas Ely will stay another month in Graham rather than move to Pampa Texas until spring opens.
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Boynton-Klingman
First Christian Church
Edwin Boynton
Christian Church
Huntsville
Texas
Graham
Klingman
Jonas Ely
Pampa
Plains
Baseball at Red Top Saturday Afternoon
Two games scheduled at Red Top Saturday afternoon with Graham facing Red Top and Monument to play the winner. Red Top adds the Downey brothers as pitchers and catchers, while Graham will start Jim Dowdle and Cordell Fulps. Alberts and Earnhardt join Monument. A new field with ample parking hosts the doubleheader at 2:30 PM.
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Red Top
Graham
Monument
Downey Brothers
Tean
Jim Dowdle
Cordell Fulps
Alberts
Earnhardt
Henry Schlittler, Jr
Local teachers' certificate exams held in Graham
Mir Fred Kimmins from Loving Texas Mir Owen Sparkman of Crystal Falls and Miss Eunice Gibson of Graham sat for teachers' certificate examinations in Graham on Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kimmins
Loving
Texas
Owen Sparkman
Crystal Fall
Eunice Gibson
Graham
Reverend McKinley Norman Completes First Pastor Year
The Graham Baptist Church reports Rev. McKinley Norman began a second year with 549 in Sunday School and full sanctuary. Eighty new members joined the year, aid by a budget system that raised over four thousand dollars in six months. A revival with Rev. F. B. Thorn and J. L. Blankenship opened, signaling strong growth and plans for a new building.
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McKinley Norman
Graham Baptist Church
Brother Norman
Miller Copeland Wedding Shown In Graham Alliance
Miss Berenice Miller and Mr Clint Copeland wed in Mineral Wells on April 2 at 1 p m in a ceremony led by Rev Matthews. The bride, a Graham High School graduate and former nurse, wore beige crepe with thistle accents. The groom, a Graham native and A M College alumnus, served overseas in the war. After a brief bridal trip, they will live in Pawnee Oklahoma where the groom works for Comar Oil Co. Mrs Freeman leaves for Amarillo to take a position with Batchler Packing Company.
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Graham
Mineral Wells
Berenice Miller
Clint Copeland
Hattie P. Miller
North Oak Ave
Matthews
Southern Methodist University
University of Texas
Sam Copeland
Graham High School
A. & M. College
Copeland
Pawnee
Oklahoma
Comar Oil Co
A. M. Freeman
Amarillo
Batchler Packing Company
Mrs. Freeman
Freeman
All Connect
Johnson Hardware Company
Card of Thanks for Father and Husband
The family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of their father and husband. They appreciate floral offerings, sympathy, and deeds from friends. Signed by Mrs. W. B. Harrison and Family.
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W. B. Harrison
Epworth League Anniversary Program Ends with Sermon and Music
The Epworth League marks its anniversary with a Sunday service featuring readings from Cor 5 14 21 Gal 6 14 16 and Thessalonians 1 7 8. Musical offerings include solos duets and violin pieces as part of the Senior Intermediate and Junior League program. Mr Willis Orrell injured his foot stepping on a sail at Oil City this morning.
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Epworth Leaguers
Furman Christopher
Thess
Cecil Longino
Epworth League
Mr. McCulley
Christ
Jack McGowan
Kathleen Criswell
Mila Padgett
Jessie Regan
Opal Butler
League Extension
Louise Johnson
Josephine Casburn
Willis Orrell
Oil City
Sale Notice of Mineral Interest in Young County Texas
A 1925 execution through Justice of the Peace J T Rickman directs a sale by J D Dawson Constable on the first Tuesday in May 1925 at the Graham courthouse. The defendant Dorsey Moore is charged in a suit by Elmer Hennig for 59 dollars plus 10 percent interest and costs. The sale covers all oil gas and mineral interests in the West 118 1 2 acres of Texas Emigration and Land Co Survey No 183 in Young County. Proceeds go to satisfy the judgment and attorney fees.
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J. T. Rickman
Court House
Graham
Young County
Texas
Elmer Hennig
J. D. Dawson
Tex
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