Liberty New Hope Home Demonstration Club Meets All Day
The Liberty New Hope home Demonstration Club held an all day session at Mrs. Carl Rogers home on April 27 with Miss Sue Bonner and Lena Mae Peterson leading demonstrations on pattern cutting rug making and jelly canning. Members and guests attended and a luncheon was served. The club meets again May 11 at Mrs. Floyd Brigham’s home. J D Shackelford travels to St Paul for sister Mrs Frank Grill's funeral. Birmingham police make arrested drunks bow three times before their hats on arrest day.
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Liberty
Walter Magers
A. E. Tutcher
Henry Rogers
Fred Schoenerstedt
Meta Hinze
Melvin Tarlton
C. W. Sorrells
A. B. Lindsey
John Pustrovsky
Floyd Brigham
Warren Hilliard
Sue Bonner
Lena Mae Peterson
Ladies' Bible Class Studies Paul in Corinth
The Ladies' Bible Class of the Church of Christ held a Tuesday afternoon study on Paul’s missionary travels with focus on Corinth. Mrs. A. M. Ottinger led a discussion on Missionary Spirit as members shared varied insights during the session. The group meets weekly at 3 pm for study and 5 pm for a Lone Star Station broadcast.
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Ladies
Church of Christ
Apostle Paul
Corinth
A. M. Ottinger
Lone Star
Former Sagerton Baby Wins Prize in Abilene Health Contest
During Child Health Week the Paramount Theatre in Abilene sponsored a baby health contest for ages one to two. From seventy eight entrants, thirty were deemed physically perfect and three won prizes. First prize went to John Patrick Robertson, thirteen months, son of Mr and Mrs R H Robertson, formerly of Sagerton.
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Paramount Theatre of
Abilene
Little John Patrick Robertson
R. H. Robertson
Sagerton
Young People Debate Water Baptism and Salvation
The Church of Christ young people's class held a debate on Water Baptism as essential to salvation with Guy Cannon and Iola McClellan for the affirmative and William Lieb and Ualda Harbert for the negative. A follow-up debate is planned for next Sunday, and a radio program airs at 5 p.m. Sunday. The group also plans a picnic for out-of-town classes next Friday at 7:30 p.m. The young people invite attendance and signal their intent to host further events.
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Church of Christ
Guy Cannon
Iola McClellan
William Lieb
Ualda Harbert
Community Notes From Stamford and Nearby Towns
Local residents travel for family events visit friends and recoveries. Notables include Reverend Sam Morris en route to Amarillo for his father’s funeral and multiple families from Stamford Vernon Cisco and Rotan aiding relatives and sharing updates on health travel and family plans.
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Sam Morris
Amarillo
Sign Of The Cross Heads Week At Alcove Theatre
The Alcove Theatre schedules a varied lineup with Friday double bill Laughter in Hell starring Pat O'Brien Gloria Stuart and Tom Brown and Stamford beauty contest Miss Stamford 1933. Saturday features The Mysterious Rider. Sunday to Tuesday May 7 8 9 Cecil B DeMille's The Sign Of The Cross with Fredric March Claudette Colbert Charles Laughton Elissa Landi and many others. School matinee Monday at 1 30 pm. Week concludes with Billion Dollar Scandal.
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Jim Tully
Pat O’brien
Gloria Stuart
Tom Brown
Hell
Stamford
Zane Grey
Cecil B. DeMille
Fredric March
Claudette Colbert
Charles Laughton
Elissa Landi
Paramount
Robert Armstrong
Constance Cummings
James Gleason
Irving Pichel
Almot
Dissection of Spiritual Heart in Wayes Sermon Sunday
A Sunday sermon dissects the spiritual heart listing sins like malice selfishness and vanity and contrasts them with virtuous fruits such as joy gentleness humility peace and patience. The discourse cites biblical phrases and ends with a sister renewing her vows to keep faith alive.
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Waye
Stamford Rifle and Pistol Club called meeting notice
The Stamford Rifle and Pistol Club schedules a meeting for Tuesday May 9 at 8 p m at Legion hall. All members and interested parties are urged to attend to organize and defend rights, as inactivity could jeopardize member contributions. Pat Murphy acting secretary.
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Stamford Rifle and Pistol Club
Legion Hall
Pat Murphy
Lone Star Station Hears Shared Religious Broadcast Schedule
Sunday morning 8:00 o clock and 11:00 o clock services. Young People gospel message and song at 5:00. Class sessions at 6:45 and 7:45. Ladies Bible class Tuesday 3:00 and 5:00 broadcast from Lone Star Station. Mid week service Wednesday 7:45 and Thursday 5:00 colored Church of Christ broadcast from Lone Star Station.
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H. W. Wrye
Lone Star Station
Colored Church of Christ
Resolution from Plainview Church Sympathy Note 1933
The Missionary Baptist Church of Plainview in Haskell County passes a resolution expressing love and deepest sympathy for Bro Sam Morris over the death of his father. It notes a vacancy left in his heart and trusts God’s will, dated April 30 1933.
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Missionary Baptist Church of Christ
Plainview
Haskell County
Sam Morris
Missionary Baptist Church of
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