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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1916

Page

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Election results show county races with few surprises

The county race results are mostly complete with Newcastle totals pending. Stimson beat Loftin for judge by about a thousand, with Markley tied. Wallace for Sheriff and Groves for Tax Collector led most boxes. Several constables and clerks were elected, and local social notes follow on visits and condolences.

Newcastle Stimson Loftin Markley Mal M. Wallace Henry Groves Sam Hinson B. W. King Willie Riggs Charlie J. Cook B. Padgett J. L. Vaughan K. Lyon Herman McBrayer G. D. Hinson W. C. Burns H.C. Fields W. E. MacCharen R. D. Tyra Walter Long J. B. Reynolds J. F. Porter John Sage J. T. Carter A. B. Daniel Claud Reeves C. D. Brewton J. L. Brady W. N. Bonner P. M. Stine Bonner Leslie Trumphry Marvin Jones Amarillo J. H. Stephens R. M. Elierd W. E. Prescott

Store Adheres to Honest In Advertising Promise

The advertisement asserts a commitment to keep customers informed about standard merchandise and new arrivals. It emphasizes truthful advertising and accurate in store representations at the advertised prices.

New Men Shirts and Ties Featured in Store

Just received new shirts for men in a great variety and a beautiful line of nifty ties. Prices range from 25 cents to 1.00.

Sermon Arranged for Sunday in Tonk Valley

Gaines B. Hall announces a Sunday service at 3 30 p m in Tonk Valley and says it may be his last sermon there. He invites residents from Upper and Lower Tonk and nearby areas to attend and greet him.

Tonk Valley Upper Lower Tonk

Baptist Ladies Missionary Society Meeting Highlights

The Baptist Ladies Missionary Society met in the church on Thursday at 4 o clock with fifteen members present. Mrs Huckleberry led a lesson on Our Baylor Belton College, praising its Christian influence on young women. Officers elected for the year include Mrs Dr Padgett president Mrs B W King vice president Mrs Joe Wootton secretary Mrs M E Short treasurer and Miss Dawson pianist.

Ladies’ Missionary Society Baptist Ladies’ Missionary Society Huckleberry Baylor Belton College Christian College Dr. Padgett B. W. King Joe Wootton M. E. Short Dawson

Card of Thanks from J L Smith and Family

Mesdames Gideon and Farmer reporters thank all who helped or spoke kind words during the illness and death of their baby. They express willingness to serve others as they have served them.

J.L. Smith

Orphan's Home Day Noted After Sunday Service

Presbyterian Church calls the congregation to a brief meeting after the morning service. Sunday School observes Orphan's Home day. Evening service scheduled for 8:30 p m. Public is invited. Gaines B Hall, Pastor.

Presbyterian Church Gaines B. Hall

Petrified Polywogs Elect Next Month Officers

The Petrified Polywogs met with Fay Martin on Monday afternoon for crocheting and tatting. They elected officers for the coming month and planned the next meeting with Pauline Pickard. An ice course was served for the members and visitor Clyde Birdwell.

Fay Martin Pauline Pickard Clyde Birdwell

Socialists of Young County Meet to Nominate

Notice requests Socialists of Young County to assemble at the courthouse at 3 p m on Saturday July 29 to discuss and pass on nominees for the upcoming election. P C Walker Company Secretary.

Young County Court House P. C. Walker,Co Sec

Death of Seven Year Old in Gooseneck District

The seven year old Everett Oliphant died last night from malaria fever after a two to three day illness. He was laid to rest in Gooseneck cemetery at 3 PM alongside many neighbors. His sibling Oran Oliphant, also ill with malaria, shows some improvement as this report reaches press.

J. L. Smith South Bend Everett

Court Accepts Resignations and Names Replacements

The commissioner's court met in special session to receive the resignation of County Treasurer Rube Logg in and appoint his successor C. J. Cook to fill the unexpired term. The session also considered the resignation of Cattle Inspector Henry Criswell and named Joe Andrews to fill the post.

Rube Loggin C. J. Cook Henry Criswell Joe Andrews

Christian Ladies Serve Dinner for Church Building Fund

On election day the Christian Church ladies hosted a dinner at the McCain Building on the east side of the square. Fried chicken led a menu of salads pies cakes and ices. About $58 was raised to bolster the building fund for the new Christian church.

Ladies of the Christian Church McCain New Christian Church

Unclaimed Letters at Graham Post Office Week Ending July 25

The list shows letters remaining uncalled for at the Graham post office for the week ending Tuesday July 25. Names include Page Wilburn Ribble Pear and others. Postmaster N. B. Farmer notes to call for any of the above letters and say Advertised.

Graham Post Page Wilburn Ribble Farmer

Missions Blessing Our Nation Message and Prayers

Program outline includes Luke 19 41 48 mission blessing theme led by Lorena Wallace with song 14. Speakers cite Psalms 46 4 and 72 3 7 Mr Miller and Mildred Martin referencing Isa 2 1 3 11 9. Prayer asks how missions bless the nation with Tidwell and Birdwell citing Acts 2 41 47 4 19 20. Benediction closes.

E. Program Lorena Wallace Mr. Miller Mildred Martin H. L. Tidwell Ethel Birdwell Benediction

Missionary Blessing Topic at Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian C EB program centers on How Missionaries are a Blessing to Our Nation with Lois Wear leading the program and Nat Price presenting the scripture Luke 19 41 48. Other readers include Fred Hudson Aline Price Norma Cope Richard Price Lassie Tackett Louise Tackett and end with prayer. Mr and Mrs Roy Brinker return from Sulphur Springs visit while his father remains ill.

Presbyterian C Lois Wear Nat Price Fred Hudson Aline Price Norma Copeland Mrs Roy Brinker Sulphur Springs Mr. Brinker

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F. C. LeVeaux Lily Baugh Cisco F. F. Parrish W. M. Davis Eliasville Fort Worth J. L. Jones Miss Leona Forney C. B. Jones H. C. Richards Woodson Enterprise Mrs. M. Portwood Denton F. L. Portwood United States Brooks E Campbell Se Colquitt Culberson Henry Aes Jenkins Phillips Pis Hall Yantis Ae Ferguson Marshall Morris Just Mesdames Gideon and Farmer Richard Price Luke Lessie Tackett Louise Tackett
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