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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1924

Page

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Robertson Addresses Voters In Graham Monday Night

Judge Felix D. Robertson of Dallas campaigned for governor in Graham delivering a two hour talk to a large crowd seated on the courtyard. He pressed law enforcement, economy, education, tax policy, and open port repeal, urging a return to Christian foundations.

Felix D. Robertson Dallas Graham Judge Robertson Baptist Church Texas Robertson Special School Survey Commission

Rebekahs Treat L. O. O. F. With Cream and Cake

After the Odd Fellows meeting last Thursday the Rebekahs surprised the men with a large ice cream and cake treat. The hall was crowded and the brothers reported they hope for more frequent events as the hall may become too small to hold all attendees.

Odd Fellows Lodge Rebekahs

Men and women tidy Encampment grounds at Ingleside

Local volunteers led by J. T. Rickman Dan Orr Edgar Steele Earl Gilbert Jessie Beach and others cleared and prepared Ingleside for the upcoming Encampment next month. Representatives from Throckmorton Olney and nearby towns helped as teams finished touching up the site before the event.

J. T. Rickman Dan Orr Edgar Steele Earl Gilbert Jessie Beach Red” Moore Earl Hutchings McKinley Norman Ingleside R. V. Tidwell W. H. Kennedy Throckmorton Olney

Young People Hold Services At Methodist Church Graham

Mr Spindler the church musical director runs daily gatherings for children ages six to twelve at four o clock in the church basement and a youth service for ages thirteen and up each evening at seven thirty with Intermediate and Senior Leagues, inviting all local children regardless of church ties. The revival’s progress recalls his two years of prior work and prompts community support from parents and families during the ongoing meetings.

Spindler Methodist Church Graham

Programs Now For Ingleside Encampment July 25

The second annual Ingleside Baptist Encampment runs July 25 to August 3 on the Ingleside Ranch near Orth Texas. S.R. Jeffery owners host. committees organized. grounds open free to all with a lunch room for meals at nominal prices. Water and wood free. cots available from Mrs. S. R. Jeffery. Virgil Reynolds will lead singing with local and visiting singers joining a large choir.

Ingleside Ingleside Ranch Orth Texas S. R. Jeffery Baptists of Virgil Reynolds

Fifth Sunday Singing at Hunt in June

The Young County Fifth Sunday Singing Convention meets at Hunt schoolhouse on Sunday June 29. Hunt lies ten miles northeast of Newcastle, six miles southeast of Olney, and twenty miles northwest of Graham. A free barbecue, Vaughan Quartet of Jacksonville, and potential Alvis C Thomas Quartet of Fort Worth are featured. Communities are urged to bring baskets and extra song books for the large crowds.

Young County Hunt Schoolhouse Hunt Newcastle Olney Graham Vaughan Jacksonville Texas Alvis C. Thomas Fort Worth

Mrs Martha Malone Dies in Palo Pinto Area

Mrs Martha Malone died at a local hospital Wednesday afternoon. A longtime Young County citizen she had recently made her home in Palo Pinto. She was seventy seven. The body will be buried Thursday afternoon in Median Chapel cemetery. She is survived by three sons J E Malone of Young County W T Malone of Throckmorton County and C L Malone of Palo Pinto County and Mrs W W Griffin and other relatives.

Martha Malone Young County Palo Pinto J. E. Malone W. T. Malone Throckmorton County C. L. Malone Palo Pinto County W. W. Griffin

Coolidge and Dawes Head Ticket for Republican Party

In Cleveland the Republican convention chose Charles G Dawes as running mate after Coolidge was backed by most delegates. La Follette and Johnson split some votes while Lowden declined the post. Democrats meet in New York with McAdoo leading pledged votes and Smith close behind as Texas backs McAdoo.

Coolidge Cleveland Wisconsin la Follette North Dakota South Dakota Johnson Frank O. Lowden Creager Texas Globe New York McAdoo Smith Wilson

Revival at Graham Met Daily by Dr Bob Shuler

The Methodist church hosts a two week revival led by Rev J W W Shuler until Dr Bob Shuler of Los Angeles arrives with services daily. Singer C G Spindler has directed music all week and invites singers from area churches to join. The visiting evangelist is expected to draw large crowds beyond the 2900 seat church.

Methodist Church J. W. W. Shuler R. P Bob) Shuler Los Angeles C. G. Spindler Evangelist Graham Brother Spindler

County 15 Repairs McCan Bridge After Flood Damages

Austin Bridge Company continues repairs on the McCan bridge in Braza s County after analyses showed pier foundations failing due to scour. Contractors replace false rock footings with solid rock and concrete foundations, using crushed river rock from their new crusher to form concrete, saving haul costs.

McCan Goosneck Anderson Dry Creek

Young County to Hold Two Primaries This Summer

The Young County Democratic executive committee met in the courthouse and decided to hold two primaries this summer. Assessments against candidates were set and must be paid by Monday June 23 1924. Ballot positions were drawn by lot and the county chairman will prepare the final ticket for publication next week.

Democratic Court House

Farmers Use Various Ways to Fight Grasshoppers

Farmers report grasshopper depredations across the county with corn leaves eaten and cotton harmed. Pat Wood shows stalks from W. W. Williamson's Indian Mound farm as evidence while Finis Burnett demonstrates using avenic poison in a furrow around a small cotton field. Alberts in Flint Creek also reports success with bait pans. The paper notes concerted farmer action can save crops and cites Burnett’s concrete example of regular poison application.

Pat Wood W. W. Williamson Indian Mound Finis Burnett Alberts Flint Creek Burnett

Hon Joe Burkett to Speak in Graham Saturday Night

The Leader reports Hon Joe Burkett will be in Graham at the courthouse Saturday night at 8 p m June 21 to address the voters of Graham and Young County. He intended to speak Monday but missed due to Judge Robertson's engagement and now plans a return engagement to share his message.

Joe Burkett Graham Court House Burkett Robertson Young County

Shriners Plan July Fourth Picnic at Shawnee Park

A large group of Shriners gathered at the Dolman House last Friday night. Nobles shared amusing incidents while fezzes were worn and plans were made to host a July 4 picnic at Shawnee Park, inviting wives mothers and sweethearts.

Dolman House Shawnee Park Graham

Picnic at Shawnee Park for Hon. Fred T. Arnold's Bible Class

Members of Hon. Fred T. Arnold's Mens Bible Class held a Shawnee Park picnic with over 100 attendees. The committee planned for more, left many refreshments unused, and distributed leftovers to grateful homes. Everyone enjoyed the gathering.

Shawnee Park Fred T. Arnold

Hinsons Visit Fort Worth With Daughter Evelyn

Mr and Mrs C W Hinson and their daughter Miss Evelyn traveled to Fort Worth for a two day visit, spending Monday and Tuesday in the city.

C. W. Hinson Miss Evelyn Fort Worth

Miss Lillie May Calvin Home From Conservatory

Miss Lillie May Calvin returned from Cincinnati Ohio where she completed a music course at the conservatory. A high school graduate three years ago she entered the conservatory in the fall after June graduation. She earned honors and made a good record, and friends welcome her home to celebrate her achievement.

Lillie May Calvin Cincinnati Ohio Miss Calvin Conservatory

Presbyterian Auxiliary Thanks Orchestra and Girls for Supper Music

The ladies thank the orchestra boys and the girls for the music during Friday evening supper on the courtyard park.

Presbyterian Auxiliary

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Lord Jesus Christ Calvin Coolipee Coolidge and Dawes Republican Bob” Shuler County 15 Mcan Bridge Brazas Austin Bridge Company Gooseneck Methodists Graham Sunday School League Baptists Presbyterians Christians Wallace Fore Barrett Conner Shahan Whitmire Dowdle Schlittlers Moore Meyer Poe Johnson Smith Hollister C. Smith Lynch Bower Graham Matthews Blaxton Whitmire Hollister Nicolett Nicolett Smith Braxton C. Smith Johnson Bower Lynch Stovall Ees Seeeseresoesse AB RE Moreland Cahill N. Price P Methodists
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