Encampment Program Outlined By Directors For 1933
Special to The American LUEDERS May 2 1933 session planned encampment July 11 23 with Dr Marshall Craige of Dallas and Dr W R White of Fort Worth as evening speakers. Dozens of pastors teachers and families listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Powell
Lueders
Marshall Craige
Dallas
Texas
State
T. C. Gardner
Grace Conn
B.Y.P.U. Department
W. W. Barnes
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
M. E. Daves
Howard Payne College
N. A. Moore
Simmons University
Willie V. McDonald
J. L. Rucker
George L. Paxton
C. M. Caldwell
Geraldyn Hill
C. L. Dennis
L. M. Kay
E. O. Bone
Vests Alvis
John H. Alvis
E. E. Acres
Rochester
J. H. Littleton
Fay May
James Tate May
J. W. Ezell
Hamlin
L. H. Welch
Breckenridge
Mary Sue Welch
Perry King
C. C. Davis
M. W. Davis
O. G. Cartes
Rule
Twenty-fifth Annual District 17 Baptist W M U Meeting in Haskell
The Texas Baptist Woman's Missionary Union District 17 gathers May 9 10 in Haskell with seven associations Callahan Cisco Fisher Haskell Jones Stonewall Sweetwater. District president Mrs C M Caldwell presides reports by association presidents and a 12 o'clock in memoriam service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union
Haskell
Callahan
Cisco
Fisher
Jones
Stonewall
Sweetwater
District 17
Haskell Baptist Church
C. M. Caldwell
Association
John Cook
Putnam, Callahan
George W. Thomas
Ranger
D. G. Reed
Roby, Fisher
C. O. Davis
Rule
Tate May
Hamlin
S. T. Whitaker
Jayton
Oscar H. Cooper
Abilene
B. M. ‘Whitaker
C. B. Albritton
Breckenridge
I. N. Simmons
Berryhill
Jentry S. Holmes
Ralph Bishop
Roby
Baylor College
Belton
J. W. Dawson
Waco
Baylor University
T. J. Hester
Houston
Fort Worth Training School
Simmons University
E. M. Frances
Simmons
Maxine Higgs
Pauline Elton
Mary Frances Moore
Dorothy Doughty
Dissected Heart Theme Of Sermon By Wroye Sunday
In Big Spring on April 4 1953 the Fifteenth Annual Regional Chamber of Commerce Convention opens May 11 12 13 with plans for county government reorganization and a strong speakers lineup headed by former governor James Ferguson Attor ney General James Allred Senator Clint Small and others Entertainment is secondary as committees tackle regional issues A church group led by J H W Wrye held an all day session at Swan s Chapel focusing on spiritual diagnosis using the dissected heart sermon based on Jeremiah 17 9 and related passages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
West Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
James E. Ferguson
James V. Allred
Clint Small
Penrose Metcalfe
Lawrence Westbrook
Bradford Knapp
Texas Tech
Walter D. Cline
Wichita Falls
J. E. Woods
Maury Hopkins
Lee Weathers
Sweetwater
Jimmie Thornhill
Anton Gvyner
Fl Paso
Fort Worth
Plainview
C. M. Caldwell
Abilene
Abilene Christian College
Simmons University
Baylor University
Texas Christian University
Howard Payne College
McMurry College
Central Public Expenditures Committee
Legissture
R.P.C
Houston Harte
San Angelo
Church of Christ
JH. W. Wrye
Swan's Chapel
Christ
Sardis
George Connell’s 1931 Ford Stolen From Front of Home
George Connell reported his 1931 Ford coach stolen from in front of his home Friday night after he failed to lock it. He usually never leaves the car out overnight and did not remove the keys before going to bed, and it was gone the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Connell
Emmett Nichols, 100, Married 73 Years in St. Johns
Emmett L. Nichols of St. Johns Michigan marks 73 years of marriage to the same woman a lasting testament to devotion at age 100. He quips I still take her everywhere I go reflecting a long life with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett L. Nichols
St. Johns, Mich
Stamford Steers Defeat Munday In Exciting Contest
Stamford Steers beat Munday 5 to 3 in Wichita Valley League action at home. Lefty Hambright pitched despite being one armed, driving in two runs and scoring once. Salmon and G McGlothlin added timely hits as Stamford jumped to a lead and held off a late Munday push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Harvey
Stamford Steers
Munday Baseball
Wichita Valley League
Hambright
Steers
Invaders
Salmon
G. McGlothlin
Stamford
Loran
Carr
Nance
Walker
Shipley
Kennedy
A. Meyers
Munday
J. Meyers
Leo Keuhler
G. McGlaughlin
Pos. A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Shipley
C.f
Bartlett
S. S
Bradford
Se Salmon
Beatty
R. F
Garry Pichewka
Mayfield
Hamlin
Stamford Ae
Goree
Haskella A
Legion Rally and Feed Planned for Monday Night
The Vernon D. Hart post of the American Legion will host a patriotic rally and meal Monday night May 8. Ex-service men and their wives are invited to learn about national and state legislation affecting veterans, with speakers from Anson Hamlin and Albany posts expected to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon D. Hart
American Legion
Pat Murphy
Anson, Hamlin
Albany
Legion
School Of Nursing Graduation Friday At Stamford
The Stamford Sanitarium School of Nursing will hold graduation exercises Friday evening May 5 at St John’s Methodist Church. Students Grace Denison Letha Huff Marie Fields and Lena J Clendenen will receive diplomas. The program includes piano Processional March invocation song The Slave Song and remarks by Dr Chester Callan with diploma presentations then dancing at the Stamford Sanitarium Clinic from 9:30 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Sanitarium School of Nursing
St. John’s Methodist Church
Letha Huff
Marie Fields
Lena J. Clendenen
Pleasant Valley Girls win two county titles in three sports
The Pleasant Valley School girls athletic team captured two county championships and a third place after a season with eight basketball wins and perfect records in playground ball. Coach Miss Irene Stewart says all players return next year. The lineup includes Mary Alice Davis Inez Ford Orvetta Hager Lucille McLemore Mildred Seth Nina Ford captain Lois West Marion Newquist and Clayton Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley School
Jones County
Irene Stewart
Mary Alice Davis
Inez Ford
Orvetta Hager
Lucille McLemore
Mildred Seth
Nina Ford
Lois West
Marion Newquist
Clayton Todd
Rodeo Grounds Improve For Texas Cowboy Reunion
Extensive improvements at the Texas Cowboy Reunion Grounds include doubling the rodeo arena grandstand capacity for the 1933 reunion July 3 4 and 5. New four gate auto entrance traffic plan pit lake shade trees long with widened judges stand and expanded corrals to accommodate crowds and enhance amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Koonsman
Texas Highway Patrol
Stamford Rotarians Attend 41st District Convention
Four Stamford Rotary Club members attended the 41st district Rotary International conference in San Angelo on Monday and Tuesday. R. B. Bryant presided at a group session and spoke at the general meeting. I. H. Terry J. C. Pinson and Cleburne Huston were official delegates. O. B. Sellers of Fort Worth was nominated as next district governor to succeed H. C. Anderson of Ranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Rotary Club
Rotary International
San Angelo
R. B. Bryant
I. H. Terry
Stamford Club
J. C. Pinson
Cleburne Huston
Johnson Takes Charge of Ford Dealership in Temple
Fart M. Johnson has moved his family to Temple after taking over the Ford dealership there. He has been in Temple most of the past weeks. E. H. Lyon of Ful cher Motor Company in Abilene is named temporary manager of Stamford Motor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fart M. Johnson
Ford
Temple
Mr. Johnson
E. H. Lyon
Fulchler Motor Company
Abilene
Stamford Motor Company
First Baptist To Hold Baptizing On Sunday Night
In the absence of pastor Rev. Sam Morris supplied the pulpit at First Baptist. Seven additions by baptism were made Sunday and a baptismal service is planned for next Sunday night. Morris preached on Milestones on the Christian Way and Great White Throne Judgment and spoke on Romans during a radio Bible study. He just returned from a Bible School in Fort Worth and attended Old Glory graduation before Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Morris
Amarillo
Walter Johnson, Jr
Baptist Church
Roswell
New Mexico
First Baptist Church
Johnson
Fort Worth
Sunday Bible School
Brother Morris
Sagerton Luther League to Present No-Account David
The St. Paul's Luther League of Sagerton will stage the play No-Account David in the Sagerton School Auditorium on Friday evening May 12 at 8 15. The cast features league members and the show aims to raise funds for the Lubbock Federation convention in Sagerton in August. Admission is 19 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Burglars Break Into Laundry And Jackson's Store
Burglars broke into Stamford Laundry and J. E. Jackson's Grocery on Thursday night last week. They moved the safe to the meat vault, removed knobs, and stole 25 dollars from the safe and 1 50 in pennies. J. K. Jackson discovered the break at 5 am Friday. A broken north window at the laundry was noted and fingerprints were taken from several suspects. Police hold information toward arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
J. E. Jackson
Jackson
J. K. Jackson
Hooton To Speak Sunday Night On My Ideal Boy
Rev C R Hooton will speak Sunday at the Methodist Church on My Ideal Boy. Letters from local girls describe the kind of boy they like and the pastor will compare to the biblical ideal. Communion service Sunday morning invites broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooton
C. R. Hooton
Stamford
Methodist Church
R. S. Cope
Jesus
Swimming Pool Discussed by Stamford Exchange Club
At a Friday Exchange Club luncheon Stamford members debated obtaining a city swimming pool with help from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Several obstacles were noted but few in number, while local opinion favored the project and RFC financing on a self liquidating basis. The final disposition of the matter remained undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Stamford
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R.F.C
Hemselves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist W.M.U
Texas Cowboy Reunion
Lois Perkins
D. T. Perkins
West Texas Chamber of Commerce Conention
Miss Perkins
Wroye
Mrs. Wylie Cox
Isaiah
Paul
Lefty
School of Nursing
Rodeo Arena
First Baptist
R. F. Mahood
Sagerton Luther League
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