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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
8
A letter details social visits, farming plans, and town news from Bishop Texas area. Mentions Harvey Stennett, J D Stennett, and W L Timmons, parish events, rain, oats, cotton, and school exhibition with officials visiting. Also includes a medical testimonial for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Mr and Mrs C A Melton visited Graham on Saturday. John Williams and family from Olney visited Mrs Williams sister Mrs J L Smith on Sunday. H W Moberley and wife of Albany with Miss May Marggerd spent Monday with W M Goode Jr. Our school closed April 26. Miss Ethel Gibson of Springtown taught a good term and pupils obeyed well hoped to have her again. Some planted cotton others plant this week. Mr and Mrs R L Jones of Childress visit Mrs Jones parents Mr and Mrs West. Miss Fannie Goode visits cousin Miss Belle Goode at Graham this week. Mr Harris and family visited Mrs Sam Burgess Sunday. Young people enjoyed singing at Mr Hale's Sunday night. Orange Blossom.
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio quotes that Dr King’s New Life Pills give new life and energy. He and his wife say they are the best for stomach, liver or kidney troubles. Available for 25 cents at all druggists.
Mrs. Morrison led an offertory as the evening topic centered on Salvation from Romans. The speaker stressed humanity's danger without a savior and the church's need for zeal and evangelism, noting regeneration as the gateway and Christ’s work, with a Titanic wireless analogy and a concluding appeal. A solo by Mr. Duncan preceded the sermon.
Rain on Saturday boosted the oat crop prospects in Murray while a new storehouse building nears occupancy. Local residents note improving blacksmith trade and several visits and trips to Graham and Cun diff Texas. The 16 000 club of Pearsall conducted a trade excursion across the region.
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