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Denton Notes on Local Education and Texas Senate Shifts
In Denton Texas public schools close another year with 32 graduates awaiting diplomas then pursue higher learning. The article also reports on Lester A Walton urging capitalization of Negro in AP bulletins and contrasts North Texas term rotations with South Texas in Senate service.
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Denton
Texas
First Christian Revival Closes After 42 Conversions
The First Christian church revival ended Sunday night after a strong run with large crowds. Boen Moody and Rogers left for San Angelo ahead of time. Five new members joined by statement and thirty seven by confession, many from Sunday schools and families. Mothers Day was observed and Boen delivered a moving sermon on motherhood obligations. A baptismal service is planned after Friday choir practice.
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Moody
Rogers
San Angelo
Denton
Mr. Boen
Roen
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Dallas
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W.W. W. Baxter
Bowling Green
Cumberland General Assembly
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J. B
Tunnell
Comanche
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R. H. Garrison
Weatherford
Galveston
Gallatin
Tenn
H. J. Shaw
Slidell
J. D. Bell
Pibot Point
Bell
M. E. Church
Mr. Bell
Sanger
Guy Witherspoon
Abilene
Buffalo Gap
Taylor
J. J. Sullivan
Union Hill
J. J. McCook
Sullivan
W. Y. Barnett
Fred Barnett
Plainview
Mr. Barnett
Late Personal News Highlights Local Visitors
Frederick Oklahoma and Argyle residents drop in as Holland, Denison, Sherman, and Sanger locals share visits. Attendees include G B Rose, N M Stevens, Mrs J H Williams, J B Turpen, Dick Turpen, and Walter Orr changing jobs. Religious event invitation ends list.
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Frederick, Ok
G. A. McMakin
Argyle
G. B. Rose
Little Elm
H. D. Stewart
W. W. Taylor
Willie
J.ets Asey
W. F. Egan
Frank Wilkerson
Lowell
R. D. Walker
Wichita Falls
J. H. Williams
Sherman
John
Tribute to Stonewall Jackson at Chancellorsville
New York World recalls Stonewall Jackson fifty years after his mortally wounded body fell at Chancellorsville. The piece praises his brief, brilliant career from Bull Run to May 1863, his faith and military genius, and the impact of his death on Confederate fortunes.
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Stonewall” Jackson
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Stonewall Jackson
Gettysburg
Jackson
Northern Virginia
Appomattox
Bull Run
Hooker
Confederacy
Virginia
Cromwell
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