B. Y. P. U. Program Highlights Lectures and Music
The program led by Lucille Walker features talks such as A Strange Question Asked by a Chinaman by Paul Sweatman and The Teacher Explains the Way to Heaven by LaRue Hushines. Ruth Lamons, Lena Taylor, Myrtis Davis, and others perform violin solos and readings including Dr Graves Sticks to Canton and The Missionary. Catherine Lamons and Clifford Sweatman among presenters represent The Graves Theological Seminary in Canton and Lin Shang projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell H. Graves
Lucille Walker
Paul Sweatman
Ruth Lamons
LaRue Hushines
Lena Taylor
Graves
Canton
Myrtis Davis
Lillian Massagee
George Blair
Lin Shang
Catherine Lamons
Graves Theological Seminary
Clifford Sweatman
Church of Christ Services to Begin June 6
Elder S. A. Ribble will preach at the Church of Christ across from the high school in a tabernacle setting. A probable list of subjects was announced and the invitation extends to all residents to attend beginning June 6.
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Church of Christ
S. A. Ribble
Brother Ribble
Tabernacle
Bishop John M. Moore Named Methodist Bishop in Conference
In the general conference of the Methodist Church South Rev. John M. Moore of Dallas was appointed bishop. The district conference will meet at Corsicana on November 19. Moore remains Dallas resident and will oversee Central Texas West Texas Northwest Texas and New Mexico conferences while serving on the SMU board.
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The
Methodist Church, South
John M. Moore
Dallas
Corsicana
Bishop Moore
Central Texas
West Texas
Northwest Texas
New Mexico
Southern Methodist University
Olney Family Trips 804 Miles in 1 Day Road Report
Mr and Mrs A C Anderson traveled from Olney to Lamesa Lubbock Plainview Floydada Paducah Wichita Falls and Archer City covering about 804 miles in a day. They reported rough roads between Wichita Falls and Archer City and noted grain quality between Olney and Graham. Gas used 49 gallons. Mrs A J Bullock recovering well after an operation. Miss Corene Corley departed Monday for Archer City to visit sister Mrs Joe Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Anderson
Olney
Adele
Lamesa
Evelyn
Lubbock
Plainview
Floydada
Paducah
Wichita Falls
Anderson
Archer City
Graham
Corene Corley
Joe Hamilton
Local visitors and a quirky family savings tale
Mrs. W. R. Bell hosts weekend guests Miss Louise Snoddy and Miss Mary Bob Snoddy of Cisco. A Long Island man nicknamed Champ gives his son a quarter weekly allowance and has him place it in the gas meter, framing it as a savings bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bell
Louise and
Mary Bob Snoddy
Cisco
Champ
Long Island
People Rich in Experience Often Lacking Cash
A saying notes that deep experience does not always translate into immediate financial liquidity. It highlights a contrast between wisdom earned over time and available money to spend in the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Colors
Johnson
Mrs Graham Stewart Receives Visit From Nacogdoches Kin
Mrs Graham Stewart hosted a visit from her mother Mrs E A Blount of Nacogdoches last week. Mrs Blount traveled with cousin Mrs I D Polk by car to the Stewart home.
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Graham Stewart
E. A. Blount
Nacogdoches
Indians as Dangerous as Autos in Modern Warning
A brief comparison notes that Indians were nearly as dangerous as automobiles in contemporary safety discussions, illustrating how public fear mapped to new technologies. The remark reflects past attitudes while highlighting the shift in risk perception toward cars.
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Dorothy Jean Utley
Bemidji
Minnesota
Miss Utley
Washington
B. Y. P. U. Program
Ker
Chipman
Bishop John M. Moore
A. J. Bullock
Texas
South Bend
J.J. Barnett
Childress
T. J. Barnett
Care Godley Oil & Gas Company
Lillie Pharries
Pecan Street
Minnie Babb
Elm St
Joe Richards
Phone
Newcastle
Joe Friedel
Henry Schlittler, JR
Plum St
Ind
A. B. Martin
Eliasville
W. S. White
Summerour
Summerour & Son
Vernon
Bower Feed Store
Co Representatives
Graham City
Arnold & Kay
Superior
F. W. Keller
Capitol Hote
R. R. Gilley
Carlton
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