Prof Stuart to Lecture on Education at Graham Court House
Mr R A Stuart graduate of West Texas State Normal at Canyon Texas will speak at the Graham Court House Monday July 22 at 8 30 P M His address will inspire and instruct the public on educational problems and Texas higher education. Graham should advertise his visit to draw a good audience and show interest in education. Keane Meeting Closed Reverend Kern led a tent meeting of the Hebrew Church ending last night with two baptisms and four additions by letter. The church membership grew with renewed faith and satisfaction.
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R. A. Stuart
West Texas State Normal
Canyon
Texas
Court House
Graham
Stewart
Normal College
Grama
Stuart
Keane
Firemen's Band to Play Free Concert Tomorrow Night
The Firemen's Band performs at the court house park band stand from 8:30 to 10. Admission is free, with new selections and requests for old pieces after the first part. The Wayside Chapel is among the new pieces.
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Court House Park
Wayside Chapel
Sunday School Convention Opens at Presbyterian Church
The Sunday School Convention begins at the Presbyterian Church with devotional exercises led by Rey Snol dy and a temperance chorus of children. Byron Rickman presents a short speech while Mrs. Nannie W. Curtis delivers a notable prohibition talk. The president Mr. Hudson yields time to the speaker.
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Presbyterian Church
Rey, Snoldy
Byron Rickman
Mr. Hudson
Nan
Cemetery Gates Left Open At Oak Grove
Local note reports repeated entries to Oak Grove cemetery with gates left open. Vandalism included trampling graves and shrubbery damage while officials suspect gates were left open by mistake amid broken locks. Sexton fixes access. visitors should use steps or contact the sexton.
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Oak Grove Cemetery
Graham
Sexton
Church Sunday School Attendance and Offerings Summary
On Sunday July 14 Christian Church led attendance with 233 and $4.82 offering. Baptists followed with 206 and $19.59. Methodists counted 184 with $5.47 and 4 new pupils. Presbyterians had 145 participants with $5.47.
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Christian Church
Baptists
Methodists
Presbyterians
Organizing Bible Class and Home Religion Featured at Convention
Dr. Anderson delivered the evening address on The Organized Bible Class. He urged religion in the home as a remedy for Church and State problems and urged planning in visitation activities. His talks highlighted his work as a Sunday school worker and eloquent speaker.
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Nie W. Curtis
Court House
Ramsey
Anderson
Dallas
Hudson
Street
Underwood
Revs
Hall
Stallings
Dr. Anderson
D. Anderson
Visitation Department
Local Man Drowns Near Crowell Lake While Bathing
D D Darling a traveling drug salesman from Detroit with Dallas headquarters drowned about 8 pm Tuesday July 9 while swimming four miles south of Crowell Texas. He was 28, born in Fairfield Illinois and lived in Graham. Survived by his mother in Dalhart wife four sisters and a brother. funeral held in Dallas.
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Graham Boy
D. D
Dad) Darling
Detroit
Michigan
Dallas
Crowell
Texas
Darling
Graham
Dalhart
M. S. Handy
Mrs Cooper and Miss Lawless Visit Miss Terrell
Mrs Cooper and Miss Lula Lawless visited Miss Dosia Terrell in this city for two weeks and left last Saturday. Mrs Cooper drove to Oklahoma with Miss Terrell who will also visit Oklahoma, while Miss Lawless returned to Itasca Texas. Dr Terrell accompanied them to Fort Worth and returned home that night.
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Mrs. Cooper
Miss Lula Lawless
Miss Dosia Terrell
Rain Spreads Across Counties Boosts Crops
A widespread shower last night brought beneficial rain to Young and Throckmorton counties. Throckmorton reported four miles west of Newcastle the heaviest in years, Newcastle light, Olney ground soaking, and Jean good. Graham saw a brief heavy spell near 2 pm, but effects were limited. Residents attend camp meetings on Clear Fork. local crops described as fine. Ed McCluskey visited from South Bend. Rev Joe R Mayes reports good Fox Hollow meeting. Renewal notices arrive from Lovington New Mexico and Thomas New Mexico. J E J Ford leaves Beckham National Bank for Livingston Texas with family joining soon.
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Young
Throckmorton
Newcastle
Olney
Jean
Graham
J. E. J. Ford
Beckham National Bank
Livingston Texas
Mr. Ford
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Darnless” “To
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Stuart Will
99 District of
Loving
Will Henry
Estancia
New Mexico
Horace Hughes
Double Mountain Country
Beulah Bell
Leona Anderson
Megargel
Seymour and
Goree
Robert
L. A. Corley
Red Top
Oak Grove
Crowell Lake
Clear Fork
Ed McCluskey
South Bend
Joe R. Mayes
Fox Hollow
M. F. Foster
B. Black
Malcolm Foster
Leader
J. H. Graham
Lovington, N. M
W. A. Bullard
Thomas
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