Program B W M W Meets With First Baptist Jean Texas
A program of the Woman's Missionary Society held at First Baptist Church Jean Texas includes talks on efficiency in counting work local society duties to county officers and training school in Fort Worth plus reports and prayers. The notice ends urging members to attend or send their papers due sickness has interfered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Jean
Texas
Jessie Nicewarner
Sebe Thomas
Newcastle
Huckleberry
Graham
H. P. Miller
Eo. Roach
Olney
J. L. Hathcock
Georgia Carmack
Murray
Fort Worth
W. D. Boswell
J. T. Rickman
Pres
Young Co
Picnic attendance and social notes from Eliasville
Rome News reports about 52 residents attended the Eliasville picnic on Wednesday with many enjoying the event. The column lists numerous visits and gatherings, including a cream supper hosted by A. P. Martin, and multiple residents traveling to nearby towns such as Graham and Miller Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliasville
A. C. White
Graham
J.T. Townsend
A. P. Martin
Davie Woods
G. R. White
J. T. Townsend
W. W. Griffin
Dick Griffin
Miller Bend
Ethel Griffin
Mack Rickles
Woodson
Gene West
Cedar Creek
G. R White
Lewis Rickles
W. E. Lynch
Clyde Sitton
Austin
Lottie White
H. P. Akers
Will DeLong
Mattie Wynn
Summer Bargains Offer Big Storewide Savings
A short sales notice proclaims lots of summer stock must clear at big bargains. It promises gains for shoppers with first class merchandise offered at low prices and warns the deals won’t last long.
Nobby nafty shapes in a large variety of cool weaves
A local vendor showcases a wide range of light wash skirts for girls aged 6 to 14, emphasizing cheap prices starting at $1.50. The catalog promises fine quality, starchy white fabrics, and steady box-stocking supply, claiming these are the best wash skirts shown at the stated price.
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Madras
Young County Singing Convention at Hunt school July 23
The Young County Singing Convention meets at the Hunt school house on July 23. All friends to the convention are invited and urged to attend. B. F. Rogers, Pres. H. L. Groner, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young County
Hunt School House
White Ribbon Emblem Heralds Temperance Union Goals
Mrs S R Jerrery leads Woman's Christian Temperance Union notes the white ribbon as a holy badge representing abstinence prohibition and home protection. It promotes education evangelism social and legal action against liquor and opium trades with prayer at noontime and a worldwide unifying motto.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Heaven Born
Graham Texas Hog Ordinance Election Notice 1916
City of Graham schedules August 22 1916 election to decide whether to adopt an act regulating hog keeping within city limits. Ordinance requires pens or open yards per hog, penalties for violations, and voting by qualified residents. official seal and signatures of Mayor S Boyd Street and City Secretary T E Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Graham
Texas
Gaham
S. Boyd Street
Revivals on the Graham Circuit in 1916 begin July 16
The Graham Circuit holds a series of union revivals starting July 16 at Flat Rock and June 23 at other locations. Henry Chapel Salem and Conner Creek join for a July 23 to August 6 meeting led by Rev Ashley Chappe. The Upper Tank Briar Branch gatherings run August 6 to August 20 led by Rev Seba Kirkpatrick. Rocky Mound revival starts August 20 for about a week. P M Gladmey, Pastor.
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Graham
Flat Rock
Henry Chapel
Salem
Conner Creek
Ashley Chappe
Geatest
Texas
Upper Tank and Briar
Seba Kirkpatrick
Bro. Kirkpatrick
Rocky Mound
P. M. Gladmey
Also Mentioned on This Page
State OF
Young
District Court
J. N. Boozer
L. Thornton
Court House
Henry Garner
S. L. Thornton
M. M. Wallace
Sam Dowdle
Rome News
Jonathan Stone
Mary McBrayer
Rhama Campbell
Kern Campbell
Bessie Lynch
W. A. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Breckneridge
Athletic Union
Lisle
Reene
Silk Sox
John E. Morrison CompAny
Graham, Texas
B. F. Rogers
H. L. Groner
Sec
S. R. Jerrery
Christ
R. C. Goode
T. E. Wallae
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