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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1926

Page

3

Loving Locals Reedies and Rural Revivals This Week

Heat up to 95 degrees and dry conditions set harvest pace as threshing finishes this week. Local notes toast weddings travel and church life with revival plans, missions meetings, and a growing grain crop plus cotton hopes and a possible Dan Moody governorship.

Crowds attend tabernacle meetings with Elder Cowan

Daily and nightly gatherings draw good crowds as Elder J. N. Cowan preaches through Sunday the 18th. Mrs. J. N. Cowan and children accompany Elder Cowan. Messrs. L. M. Flack and Geo. W. Mahaney were in Fort Worth for engagements.

Tabernacle J. N. Cowan Elder Cowan Messrs L. M. Flack Geo. W. Mahaney Fort Worth

Profit 4-H Club Meeting Plans Clothing Contest

The 4-H Club girls met at Mrs B C Wooldridge's home last Thursday. Miss Grimes arrived late and limited work was possible on their clothing. The morning was enjoyed and plans for completing the dresses were made. After adjournment the group joined Cloyce Cole to continue work on their clothing contest.

4-H B. C. Wooldridge Cloyce Cole

McFarlane Praised for County Savings and Tax Cut

The Olney Enterprise lauds W. D. McFarlane for saving county court expenses by passage of a bill creating four terms of district court and ending the 92nd district court. The savings funded a 10 cent tax reduction next year plus county demonstration and farm agents' salaries. The praise credits the county judge and commissioners for their role.

Young County 92Nd District W. D. McFarlane Olney

Lilies of the Streets at Liberty Theatre July 12 13

The film features Johnnie Walker and Virginia Lee Corbin with Irma Harrison Wheeler Oakman Peggy Kelly Theodore Babcock and Dorothy Cummins. Mary E Hamilton New Yorks first policewoman appears in her official role as does Elizabeth Monroe who wrote the photoplay story. Based on real incidents filmed in New York City the picture offers strong realism.

Mary E. Hamilton New York New York City Johnnie Walker Virginia Lee Corbin Irma Harrison Wheeler Oakman Peggy Kelly Theodore Babcock Dorothy Cummins Mrs. Hamilton Elizabeth Monroe Liberty Theatre

Plans launched for permanent home of West Texas Chamber

The West Texas Chamber of Commerce may receive a permanent headquarters in Stamford. G W Fry of West Texas Utilities started a fund with a 500 donation at a Stamford banquet. S M Swenson & Sons donated a building site and deed. Stamford businessmen aim to raise 3500 for the building to be crafted largely from West Texas materials and finished by January 1. Claude Easterling and Hamilton Wright lead the project as the idea envisions a monument to West Texas produced locally.

Chamber of Commerce G. W. Fry West Texas Utilities Company Fry Stamford Stamford Chamber of Commerce West Texas Chamber of Commerce S. M. Swenson & Sons Company West Texas Fort Worth

Monte Carlo Comedy by Carey Wilson

Carey Wilson frames Monte Carlo as a brisk sensational comedy. The tale promises swift storytelling, witty flashes, and strong humor, following Wilson’s proven formula. His prior successes with His Secretary and The Mids hipman showed audience appeal and solid grosses.

Monte Carlo Carey Wilson Cary Wilson Norma Shearer Ramon Navarro

Notice of Sale of Pomona Mutual Stock by Graham National Bank

The Graham National Bank will offer for sale eight shares of Pomona Mutual stock on Friday July 16 1926 at 10 o clock a m at the Court House door Young County Texas. Proceeds to be applied as payment on a 5000 note dated April 12 1924. By R V Tidwell.

Graham National Bank Court House Young County Texas Pomona Mutual Graham National 46c Bank OF Graham R. V Tidwell

The Riches Nation Am American dollars encircle the earth

American finance shifted from debtor to creditor after World War I with about 25 billion dollars sent to foreign governments railroads utilities mining oil ships and factories. War loans totaling 12.151 billion and 3.859 billion to foreign governments plus 5.25 billion invested abroad and 1 billion in short term loans frame a potential future of dollar dominance or new conflict with Time to tell.

America

Missionary Clippings on Global Gospel Reach and Unchurched Populations

The article argues that most of the world remains unreached by Christ and illiterate, detailing missing Bible access in China Japan Korea Latin America and the United States. It cites foreign-born populations in the U S and regional unchurched totals, urging expanded missionary effort and teaching to address this spiritual need.

Christ China Japan Korea Latin America United States South

Mormon Missionaries and Converts Across Utah and Josephites

The Utah Gospel Mission claims nineteen hundred Western Mormon emissaries are abroad, with 1,109 in the United States and around 300 Josephite missionaries active. They estimate about 10,000 converts annually, mostly from former Christian churches, and attribute growth to keeping members informed. Wedding at Monterrey Hospital in Mexico describes a hospital wedding with Mexican- and Americanized groom, a nurse-bride, a life-history reading, a large presentation, a gift shower, a trousseau tradition, and an elaborate ceremonial procession ending with a lasso and banquet.

Utah Gospel Mission United States Utah Monerrey Hospital Harvard States Mexico Alice B. Moerner Monterrey

Slightly Mixed Mother and Child Exchange Quip

A playful exchange unfolds as a mother recalls disciplining her child to drive a point home, while the child retorts with a humorous line about misplacing the mind. The dialogue captures a lighthearted domestic moment.

Methodist young people program at Graham church

The First Methodist Church of Graham presented a Sunday afternoon program at Henry Chapel directed by E. E. Durham. Participants included Evelyn Hinson on Talk Gods Care of the Hebrew Children, Margaret Campbell on Light and Darkness, Opal Butler on The Prodigal Son, Jessie Reagan on How God Speaks to Us, plus duets by Smith and Vera Thompson, and Raymon and Alton Thompson. A large crowd attended and Mr. Durham invited other Graham churches to join future Sunday programs.

Joe W. Bickley Farmer R. O. Medlin Denton S. J. Price Jacksboro Young County Jesse Merrell Hillsboro M E S. A. McClenny S. G Grimes Breckenridge Grimes Ona Lee Ev. T. Edgar Neal Brother Grimes Brother Neal Brother Stewart Epworth League Ladies Missionary Society A. J. Beard Mesdames J. C. Grimes G. A. Bills L. P. Souther J. J. Souther H. G. Millican D. H. Norris Lizzie Daniel A. J Grandma Beard Blanche Harlan Polytechnic Fort Worth League A. E. Oatman South Texas Ella Nora Maud Houston Dc. V. McCary Sherman Motley County Texas Roy Durham Boyd Hazelton Wichita Falls Mr. Hazelton Mr. Durham City Garage City Mr. Ligon Call Baker Sims Graham- Farmer Road Mack First Methodist Church of Graham E. E. Durham Henry Chapel Mr. Crow Evelyn Hinson Ae Smith Vera Thompso Margaret Campbell Opal Butler Raymon Alton Thomp Jessie Reagan Durham

Texas Leading in Chambers and Agriculture, Media Reach

Texas hosts what is said to be the largest regional chamber of commerce in the nation and leads in natural gas fueled power, cotton and grain sorghums crops. The state’s top manufactured products include petroleum, meats, and cotton seed oil, with 898 newspapers and periodicals, 113 dailies and 695 weeklies.

Texas United States

Henry Ford and Rockefeller clash over cars and wealth

Henry Ford and John D Rockefeller are described as the richest men known with Ford producing a small car while Rockefeller makes it go, highlighting contrasts between two industrial titans.

Henry Ford Rockefeller

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