Burnsides Preaches at First Baptist During Cowboy Reunion
Rev George Burnsides of Big Springs preaches at First Baptist Stamford next Sunday as visitors gather for the Cowboy Reunion. Pastor Morris returns from Oklahoma City to reports additions and conversions each day. Bible school attendance hoped to top five hundred with Numbers lessons reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
T. Wallace
George Burnsides
Big Springs
Burnsides
Stamford
Red Hinson
Christ
Bro. Hinson
Bible School
T. R. Tinsley
Morris
Rev C R Hooton Preaches On Acrophobia Sunday
Rev C R Hooton will preach Acrophobia as the Sunday night sermon at 8 15 with the Stamford violin quartet Benny Burrow Holland Griggs Miss Jeanette Boston and Miss Maxine Rowland to perform. Morning service at 10 45 features a Fourth of July visual of the times and a large turnout is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Hooton
Stamford Violin Quartet
Benny Burrow
Holland Griggs
Jeanette Boston
Maxine Rowland
Jess White
Sally T. Pate
Q “Ar Panling
Geo
C. Q. Smith
R. C
Golden Anniversary Picnic Honors Bryant-Link Firm Founders
A Golden Anniversary picnic was held at the Bryant home on the lawn honoring founder J. C. Bryant and guests including Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McDonald and Mary Louise, with tributes from G. H. McKinney and Mrs. W. T. McCulloch praising the firm’s role in West Texas development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. RE. Bryant
J. C. Bryant
R. E. McDonald
Donenuts
Mary Louise
Amarillo
G. H. McKinney
West Texas
Mary Louise McDonald
Margaret Smith
Mary Bryant
Martha Jane Bryant
Patsy Kinard
Dorothy Ruth Culbreath
Mary McKinney
Charlotte Johnson
Eveline Wilson
Johnny Bryant
Bob Bryant
Jack McAdoo
Bob Kinard
Stanley Reese
Reta Culbreath
R. M. Kinard
L. S
Swenson Davis
F. E. Upshaw
Earl S. Keese
Pete Drury
Joel Johnson
J. P. Greeway
Charlie Tunnell
R. B. Bryant
Mrs. Addie Frances Mauldin Dies. Rites Held At Avoca
Mrs. Ad die Frances Mauldin aged 61 wife of John W Mauldin farmer of Avoca was buried at Spring Creek cemetery after a Monday funeral at Avoca Methodist church. Rev J W Wit and Rev L K Bones officiated. She died Sunday night of pneumonia five miles southeast of Stamford after a short illness. Born November 13 1882 in Homer Louisiana she moved to Spring Creek 82 years ago with her husband. Survivors include Mr Mauldin a daughter Mrs Swan Chapel two sons John R of Avoca Vic and Floye of Swan Chapel three sisters Mrs Morentet of Hollington Mrs Maggie Henderson of Avoca and Mrs Laddie Tidwell of Wichita Falls. Pallbearers were S E Lanier O Ealy J W Jackson O H Preston Charles Workman and Charles Latham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adidie Frances Mauldin
John W. Mauldin
Eo Soa
Avoca Methodist Church
J. W. Wit
Central Iterian
Stamford
L. K. Bones
Avoca Methodist
Spring Creek
Mauldin
Vic and
Floye
Morentet
Hollington
Officers In Search For Stanton Gang Stop In Stamford
In Stamford authorities chased the Stanton gang after a jail break at Lubbock. Sheriff Abel and 12 officers blocked a brush line near Old Glory as the fugitives eluded capture with a car sighted twice. The pursuit followed Bible class meetings and community notices as the search continued Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Lubbock
Stamford
Old Cn
Tom Lubbock
Abel
Bill Dunwoody
Jones County
C Mart W
First Baptist Koonsman
State Highwatrch
Abilene
Blanch Walker
Mray Pittman
Sam
Waggoner
Jane Bryr
Kathryn McNabb
Bille Hooton
Py B.ames
C. R. Hooton
B. Bryant
Reverend Hooton to Take Month-Long Rest
Rev C R Hooton pastor of St John s Methodist church will leave next Tuesday for Ruidoso New Mexico for a month s rest He and his wife and children Billy and Mary will accompany him Physicians ordered the rest and the church board granted a leave of absence He will conduct services next Sunday Mrs F S Eberheart mother of Mrs Hopton will visit Mineral Wells and Madisonville before returning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Hooton
St. John’s Methodist Church
Ruidoso
New Mexico
Hopton
Mineral Wells
Madisonville
Intermentor W. W. Damron Buried in Stamford
W. W. Damron, 61, lifelong farmer, buried in Stamford after a Friday funeral service at Peacock Methodist church. Rev. J. C. Mann Aspermont officiated. Funeral home arranged the rites. Survived by daughters, a son, a sister and eight brothers. Bearers named from Peach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Damron
Peacock
Highland
J. C. Mann
Aspermont
Mr. Daton
Peachk
T., Rash, Hullum
Wadegate L. H. Man
J. A. Caldwell
Ross Smih
Henry Hecht
Peach
Hing Remodeled Baptist Parsonage Surprise Pastor
The First Baptist Church parsonage undergoes a complete remodel rushed as a surprise for the returning Rev. Oklahoma City faithful note changes to interior doors windows and screens between rooms and dining area.
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Is Hing
Par
Oklahoma City
Methodist Circle Meeting Notes and July Schedule
Ellen Smith Circle met at the Methodist church and discussed The Methodist Church for a Christian nation. There will be no meeting on July 2. July 9 meetings will proceed with limited sessions and August dates set. only one meeting planned in August on August 6. ING PARTY HONORING McGAUGHEY. L. F. Metz entertained Wednesday morning for Mrs. John McGaughey of Illinois with perfume, sand, tea and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ell Smith
Ellen Smith
S Methodist Church
Burl McClellan
Methodist Church
McGaughey
L. F. Metz
John McGaughey
Lle
Illinois
Christine Wells Scalded At Home In Friday Incident
Christine Wells suffered painful scald injuries at her home last Friday around 9 30 a m. She was taken to the hospital where her condition was not yet listed. B Wright accompanied her at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Wells
Wella
B. Wright
Community club officers elected and dinner notes
The new officers were elected and will serve when the club resumes in September. Names include Owen, R. P. Small, Ed Pense, E. Coombes, Bob Moore, R. J. Gar wile, L. B. Furrh, Tom Elliott, A. M. Conant, E. B. Harrison, Frank Lindsay, Anna Dial, Henry Cook, Robert O. Beaman, H. B. Lawdon, and A. E. Sanders. The Business and Professional Women’s Club event followed a Texas Centennial program at the Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
R. P. Small
Ed Pense
E. Coombes
Bob Moore
R. J. Garwile
L. 8. Furrh
Tom Elliott
A. M. Conant
E. B. Harrison
Frank Lindsay
Anna Dial
Henry Cook
Robert O. Beaman
H. B. Lawdon
A. E. Sanders
Business
the Inn
Martha Jane Bryant
Home Makers Class Honors Members
The Home Makers of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T. A. Upshaw honoring two class members. Mrs. A. J. Porter is leaving to make her home in New Mexico and Mrs. W. R. Thorp was also recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Makers
The
First Baptist Church
T. A. Upshaw
A. J. Porter
New Mexico
W. R. Thorp
Tea for Bride Reveals Rutherford Home Gathering
Mrs J H Rutherford hosted a tea at the Rutherford home welcoming the recent bride Mrs Mike and the newly married Mrs Moore while in law connections were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rutherford
Rutherford
Mike
Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Baptist
Bryant-Link Force
Miss Wells
R. E. Page
Mark D
Spur
Jno. W. Maulding
Avoca
Stanton Gang
M. E. Elliott
Pe Farmer
Christine Wells
Lois Green
McDonald Observatory
Fort Davis
Kathleen Whittington
Maud Cooze
R. L. Haynie
Carrie Lou Davis
Guy Langford
Inn
Ifternoon
Mesdames R. P. Small, Jack McLendon
H. B. Lance Guy Pittman
E. A. Wilms
Erts
O. R. Jones
J. P. Wiley Hughes
J. M. Mee Bounds
L. Schwarz & CO
Oxfords
Reunion
Texas Cowboy Reunion
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