Twenty-Five Dozen Men's Fine Shirts Sale
A newspaper ad promotes a limited offer on Twenty-five Dozen Men's Fine Shirts priced 50 cents each, down from 65 to 85 cents. Shoppers are invited to inspect the east show window and visit the store for bargains. The ad emphasizes customer satisfaction and urges action with catchy lines.
The Christian Revival Tent Meetings Grow in Attendance
The revival services under the tent attract growing crowds with 18 new church members added to date. Rev. E. V. Spicer delivers strong sermons using chart and blackboard visuals while Prof. E. M. Douthit directs song services. Day services start at 10:00 a.m. and last one hour. night services at 8:15 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend while the campaign lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Spicer
E. M. Douthit
Colleges of Music
Stinnett-Lindsey Wedding At Hawkins Chapel
At 5 o'clock Wednesday evening July 22, Miss Llewellyn Lindsey and Mr George Stinnett were united in marriage at the residence of Mr and Mrs C L Lindsey Hawkins Chapel. Rev R Lindsey of Graham officiated. The bride is loved for her charm, the groom is a popular Markley citizen. After the ceremony guests enjoyed ice cream and cake and the evening service. Best wishes for a joyful life together.
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C. L. Lindsey
Hawkins
Llewellyn
George Stinnett
Markley
R. Lindsey
Graham
Innett
Union Convenes at Tabernacle Speakers Highlight Sunday School
The Union met Sunday July 26 at the Tabernacle with Bro Twitty becoming President and introducing Evangelist Mr Spicer who urged aggressive Sunday School teaching and cited eras from ancient building to modern hospitals. A Graham Aug 16 17 Sunday School Convention was announced with plans for county workers and a banner contest noted among denominations. Mrs Wilder of Graham, burned at home in Weatherford and dying nine hours later, is recalled with sympathy. Velie Buggy ad closes the notice.
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Tabernacle
Bro Twitty
Spicer
Tower of Babel
Kay
Graham
Geo. Wilder
Weatherford
Wilder
Lawler§Wilder
Granbury
Thankful Candidate Seeks Bid Farewell After Primary Loss
A candidate writes to the public after a county primary, expressing gratitude to supporters and signaling the end of their political race. The note notes fair treatment of opponents and holds no ill will, pledging to remain grateful forever.
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Aid Rai
Stinnett-Lindsey
Sunday School Notes
Chism and
Eaton
Mr. Douthitt
Gallaher
Messrs. Kay and
Hudson
Methodist Church
S. R. Twitty
Graham How. Co
Mabry, Short & CO
Olney
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