The Lost Art of Prayer and Scripture Reading
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
8
L M Society Meeting Hearts Lifted by Reports and Talks
Mrs. Joe Wootton read Meditation and Mrs. Miller presented on Benefits Derived from Attending the B M W. Miss Georgie Carmack spoke on Home and Foreign Missions. Leaders from Jean Red Top Graham Flinsville Fish Creek shared year’s achievements before Mrs. Rickman closed with prayer. Georgia Carmack reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wootton
Nicewarner
Miller
Georgie Carmack
L. M
Jean
Loving
Red Top
Graham
Flinsville
Fish Creek
Rickman
Fish Creek Society
Georgia Carmack
Stewart pasture leased to Harry Cornelius for a year
The Stewart pasture is leased to Harry Cornelius for a year, with a warning to the public against trespassing and a statement that it is a violation of law to leave gates open and that enforcement will occur. Local callers and subscribers visited the office while noting dry conditions but stable crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Harry Cornelius
C. W. Johnson
Jean Church hosts Fifth Sunday gospel meeting with Reynolds and White
The Bour Rev W P Grow preached the introductory sermon at the Fish Cheek church near Murray on April 26. Bro Reynolds of Graham spoke on salvation and duty, and Bro White, born in Young County, was chosen missionary for the year to awaken languishing churches. The meeting praised for its spiritual warmth, with plans set for September and no Fifth Sunday gathering in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Cheek
Murray
W. P. Grow
Jean
Christ Jesus
Jean Church
Baptist Missionary
Nettie Rickman
Sister Rickman
J. R. Reynolds
Ife
Bro. Reynolds
Baptist Church
Graham
Bro. White
Young County
Tank Valley
Fort Worth
Shirt stock sale at discount per dozen
Street and Co promotes a clearout of shirts bought today at 6.59 per dozen. They offer at 6.00 per dozen, or 65 cents each when re-bought. Ad text is informal and partially garbled but indicates a bulk sale strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street & CO
Ige
Debaters Head to Austin for State Championship
Debaters Floyd Hinsom Reno Stinson and Miss Lucile Miller depart yesterday to represent the district in the interscholastic league contest for the state debating championship in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hinsom
Reno Stinson
Lucile Miller
Austin
Scrap Iron Wanted in Graham Texas
Advertises purchasing scrap iron at five dollars per ton delivered to Graham. Seeks auto junk and offers top prices. Catchy note directs to meet around the Depot daily or at the Commerce Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Texas
Commerce Hotel
Card of Thanks from Graham and Finis residents
The note expresses sincere thanks to friends in Graham and Finis for support during sorrow. Signers include Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Spivey and A. C. Bentley visiting from Newcastle. H. M. Ford reports rapid recovery from appendicitis. Mrs. Frank Lewis visited her parents while Mr. Lewis tours Oklahoma. C. Wesley Johnson, Northwestern University graduate, plans enlistment. W. P. Newell, Robert Jourdan and family and Allye Ardis traveled to Newcastle to spend Sunday with Bentley family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham and
Finis
Mrs. L. L. Spivey
Frank Lewis
Mrs. Orrell
Mr. Lewis
Oklahoma
W. P. Newell
Robert Jourdan
Allye Ardis
Eliasville
Graham
Newcastle
A. C. Bentley
Memorial Service and decoration of soldiers graves set for May 6
Program of U C V memorial service at First Christian church Sunday May 6 at 2 pm includes song America audience address Rev Ashley Chappell duet Mmes Irene McLaren W E Eddleman Nat Price Lottie Bell Wallace paper Tribute to Memory Mrs McLaren song Nearer My God To Thee audience Benediction Rev Evans public invited to attend and requested to bring flowers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Evans
Local Youths Enlist in Fort Worth Army Navy
Several young men have gone to Fort Worth to enlist in the army and navy. So far the names of those accepted are not learned. Buell Taggart, 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. F Taggart, underwent an appendectomy yesterday morning. He withstood the operation well and latest reports say he is resting well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Chunn
Azle
J. L. Chunn
Eliasville
Mom. Chunn
Aledo
Fort Worth
Enlit
Buell Taggart
May I Expect God to Take Care of Me in Temptation
A brief B Y P U program lists Ernest Babb leading the session with introduction, Mary McBrayer on temptation, Ava Calvin singing, Judith Carmack on temptation causes, Blanche Fawks playing piano, Byron Rickman reading, Richard Taylor on God’s care during temptation, a Union song Yield Not to Temptation, and a closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Babb
Mary McBrayer
Avis Calvin
Judith Carmack
Blanche Fawks
Mr. Farmer
Byron Rickman
Richard Taylor
Union
Subscriptions Pay By Check, Receive Paper Receipt Back
The notice urges paying by check despite paper costs and promises a proportional paper receipt in return, emphasizing a like amount of paper will be provided. This highlights a cost-saving exchange policy tied to subscription renewals and receipt issuance.
Young County Backs Edible Conservation Move
A nationwide drive to conserve all edibles through canning and drying gains support as Young County lines up with the effort. Local officials say home canning and dehydration can safeguard food supplies and reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlet
Young County
Paradoxical sayings on fashion and hypocrisy
A witty pair of maxims noting that luxury jewelry invites attention to appearance and that universal law would curb preaching if everyone practiced what they preached. The lines blend satirical social critique with observations on vanity and hypocrisy.
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