Captain Q L McDonald Remembered In Mexia Funeral Rites
Obituary notice from Mexia records the burial of Quelus L. McDonald born 1870 in Groesbeck who served as first lieutenant then captain of Calvert company in the 4th Texas. He died after a lip cancer battle and was mourned by Knights of the Maccabees and Mexican Minute Men.
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Q. L. McDonald
Knights of the Maccabees
Mexia
Quelus L. McDonald
Groesbeck
Evening Ledger
Spain
4Th Texas
Calvert Company
Capt
Parish
Sunday School reports from multiple churches
Presbyterian notes Officers and teachers present with 12 absent and 26 pupils present plus 8 new scholars and $1.68 collected. Methodist reports show 23 present with 3 absent and 40 pupils plus 104 visitors and $5.55 collected. Cumberland Presbyterian lists 8 absent and 50 visitors with $2.81 collected. Local notes mention A C Campbell returning from Coraiana and local merchants advertising low prices on groceries and dry goods.
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S.ceeeeseere
Cumberland Presbyterian
Ofivers
Church Directory of Local Denominations
Presbyterian Rev J F Mc Kenzie pastor Prof J W Reid Supt Sunday school Preaching every Sunday except ard morning and night Sunday school every Sunday morning Cumberland Presbyterian Rev AL Barr psalor M S Clark supt Sunday school Preaching and Sunday school every Sunday prayer meeting Wednesday night Senior CE 4 30 pm every Sunday Junior CE 4 30 pm every Sunday Baptist Rev W C Finley pastor B J Miller supt Sunday school Services every Sunday prayer meeting Wednesday night B Y P U meetad pm Sunday Methodist Rev T J Duncan pastor H B K Jackson supt Sunday school Services every Sunday Epworth league meets 6 pm Sunday Protestant Episcopal Rev W L Smith pastor Services every 3rd Sunday morning and night
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J. W. Reid
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M.S. Clark
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B.J. Miller
T. J. Duncan
H. BK. Jackson
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Epworth League
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W L Smith
Rates to the Fair Open at Dallas September 28
The Dallas Fair runs September 28 to October 22 with special rail fares. Round trip costs 3.80 for travel September 26 to October 22, 2.50 for September 27 to October 22 with the sale date following day. Weekend and Sunday morning limits priced at 1.00, Sundays end by night. Special low rates expected to attract crowds from Mexia.
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