Sunday Religious Columns Note January Services and Finances
Our Religious Column reports a clear cold Sunday with strong Baptist Sunday School attendance and offerings. It notes a lay led morning in the absence of Bro Snow, discusses tithing, church policies, and sermon topics from Malachi Luke and Acts, and previews Presbyterians and Methodist services and the upcoming First Quarterly Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Snow
Dallas
Malachi
Mayes
Jesus
Hall
Christ
A Civil War Captain's Remarkable Rescue With Bitters
The note recalls J. S. Donahue of South Haven Michigan a Civil War captain and lighthouse keeper who escaped wrecks and credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney troubles chills and improving his sight. At seventy he remains well. The ad claims relief for dyspepsia indigestion stomach liver and kidney troubles and sells the remedy for 50 cents at druggists.
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J. S. Donahue
Haven
Mich
Gideon Theme Led by J F H Crabb Program Leader
Gideon songs and prayer introduced with scripture lessons from Judges chapters 6 and 7. Miss Fay Parsons Miss Alma Long Miss Ellen Black and Mr J T Rickman led readings and discussions on Call of Gideon Gathers his Army How the Victory was Won. Mrs A R Tabor Crider Mo reports relief from sick headache using Chamberlains Tablets sold by Sloan Drug Co.
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Fay Parsons
Gideon
Alma
J.T. Rickman
Ellen Black
John Keeter
A. R. Tabor
Crider
Sloan Drug Co
Ladies Aid Society plans monthly missionary studies
The Christian church Ladies Aid Society held regular meetings with fourteen members and one guest. Mrs. Carlton presided as vice-president, with lessons from John 15 led by Mrs. Alma Martin. The group set monthly missionary study days, outlined future programs, and announced a yearlong focus on the sixteen leading Old Testament characters starting with Adam next week. Next hostess is Mrs. Fred Adair. The keyword is able. Also notes on Chamberlain’s Liniment for partial paralysis relief and rheumatic pains available from Sloan Drug Co Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of the Christian Church
J. W. Carlton
Stallings
A. Martin
Adam
Fred Adair
Chamberlain
Sloan Drug Co
Ady
Sale at S. B. Sreet & Co's.
Readable items show a sale listing for S B Sreet and Co with scattered notes about prices and time. The fragment mentions merchandise and a local business closing or auction atmosphere.
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S. B. Sreet & Co's
Graham Boy Battles Bandits in Mexican Mine Attack
A Graham Leader letter recounts a 1913 assault near Durango where Orosistas attacked a mine, looting, executing captives, and wounding many Americans. The writer describes gunfire, executions, and bodies left along roads as rebels pursued loot and fled into the hills.
True Texas Wedding Bound for Fort Worth and Galveston
On Sunday January 5 1913 at six o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs A C Watson in True Texas Miss Dora Watson became the wife of Mr George A Terrell in a ceremony performed by Rev Ragle of Newcastle. After the service the couple план a brief wedding tour to Graham Fort Worth Corsicana Galveston and Newcastle before settling in Newcastle. A long list of friends sent gifts including silver and china pieces and a dining set as the couple begins married life.
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Graham
Texas
Mexico
Amarroya
A. C. Watson
True
George A. Terrell
Dora Watson
Ragle
Newcastle
Mis&s
Sallie Williams
Vada Watson
G. A. Terrell
G. W. Terrell
George
Trueg
Ilé
Newcastle Bank
A. ©.Watson
Fort Worth
Corsicana
Galveston
Bluebell
Roy Coffield
Clint Burris
Dee Clark
Rafe Helm
Willis Gibbs
J. B. Mars
Harlan Bunger
Nannie Loague
Lace Cartain
Charley Watson
Hugh Jones
Cecil and Bailey Larimore
Mattie
Myrtle Watson
Grandma Lowe
Jess Watson
Lucy Watson
Sallie Goggins
Ida Watson
W. D. Richardson
J. A. Blakney
Myrtle Terrell
E. C. Keith
Ray Watson
G. C
Midge Williams
Lee Hardy
Eliza Watson
J. R. Gay
J. D. Lowe
Andrew Gibbs
Effie Andrew
Amarillo
W. E. Bonds
Charlie Treue
J. W. Loague
J. H. Cheat
Dr. Hamilton
Dave Ward
C. T. Richardson
Della Larimore
J. F. Larimore
Workers Conference Opens in Graham Baptist Church
The Workers Conference met at 10 A M Tuesday in the Graham Baptist church with Dr. Taylor as chairman and most Young county Baptist pastors in attendance. Dr. Taylor and Rev G W Black gave lectures and all agreed to continue the studies. The next meeting is set for Monday night after the second Sunday in February. all Baptist workers and pastors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers Conference
Baptist Church
Graham
Taylor
Young County
G. W. Black
Joe R. Mayes
Box Supper for Briar Branch School Building Fund
Announcement of a box supper at Briar Branch school house next Saturday night January 18 to benefit the school building. Everyone invited to attend. Ad promotes Herbine liver stimulant with claims of purification and vigor, price 50 cents, sold by druggists.
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Briar Branch
Ady
Dissolution of Lyon Hardware Company Partners
The partnership of J. B. Norris, W. L. Kizer, D K Lyon, and Mrs. A E Logan dissolves with Norris and G B Jahnson buying the interests. The new firm Norris Johnson Hardware Co will pay all legitimate debts and collect all notes and accounts due Lyon Hardware Co. W L Kizer, B M Cochran of Loving transacted business in the city Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Norris
W. L. Kizer
B. M. Cochran
Loving
Olney minister promotes Bibles in Graham week
Rev J W Newsome of Olney has been selling Bibles and religious books to Graham residents this week. Mrs G W Black has been very sick for the past week but is reported to be better this evening.
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J. W. Newsome
Olney
Graham
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Methodist Church
Hezekiah
Campbell
J. F. H. Crabb
Ladies Aid Society
Graham Boy
de Durango
Terrell Watson
J. Bo Norris
Owen & Young
the Workers Conference
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John E. Morrison Co
Kansas City
Chicago
Sf Louis
C. S. Wynns
Tidwell & Sons
Graham Coal CO
Burch Mines
W. J. Jennings
Jean
D. Rogers
Des Moines
New Mexico
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