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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1925

Page

10

In Memory of Margaret Kincy Passes After Year of Ill Health

Obituary notice from Stamford Texas reports the death of Margaret Kincy near Rule on Nov 10 after a year of illness. Born June 1 1847 in Wilcox Alabama she married twice and mothered two sons and six grandchildren. She was a devout Baptist then Latter day Saint, cared for orphans and the sick, and left a large family and many friends with a lasting spiritual legacy.

Margaret Kincy Rule Lee Kincy Margaret Snick Wilcox County Alabama Ben Cobb A. B. Kincy Lee Kiney Texas Robertson County Haskell County Kincy The Baptist Church Bethlehem School House Momory Sallie Eaton Rochester Sagerton Haskell

Missionary Program Planned by Baptist W M S Circle IV

Circle IV of the Baptist W M S met for a missionary program on Stewardship and Bible lessons. Mrs J R Yantis spoke on Jochebed, Mrs J W Blake on Stewardship in the Bible, Mrs J W Chapman on Tithing, and Mrs L Penick on the need to fund missions in the budget. Mrs R L Penick reported.

W. M J. R. Yantis J. W. Blake J. W. Chapman L. Penick J. W. Stevenson Juanita Wright R. L. Penick

Methodist conference denounces evolution in schools

The Northwest Texas Conference of the Methodist Church South met in Canyon Texas on November 13 and adopted a unanimous resolution opposing teaching evolution in schools and colleges. The measure, led by Rev. L N Stuckey of Abilene, requires each faculty member to sign a declaration affirming belief in the virgin birth of Christ and the divine inspiration of the scriptures before any Methodist funding.

Canyon Texas Northwest Texas The Methodist Church South Coleges L. N. Stuckey Abilene Methodist

Lueders Enter Buick Six Car Campaign

Mrs. Adolph Anderson of Lueders will represent the community in Stamford American's prize circulation drive. The Andersons are regarded among the town’s best families and the campaign slogan proclaims Lueders must win the first grand prize, the Buick Six Touring Car.

Adolph Anderson Stamford Anderson

Five Year Old Boy Harvests Cotton Bale

Earl Oman, five, son of Mr and Mrs B C Oman of Bricksdahl, picked a bale of cotton this fall. Reported by neighbors and parents. Earl refused to speak to The American editor about the feat, seeming to prefer others do the talking. This is his first year of cotton picking. he won’t turn six until February.

Earl Oman B. C. Oman Bricksdahl Earl the American Atempted

Man Circles Globe After Circuitous Return Trip

Co. A. Hayden of Boyne City Michigan returns from Mysore India and visits sister Mrs. R. E. McNabb. He has traveled by Atlantic and Suez routes covering seven months with stops at Java China Japan Australia Manila Honolulu and California.

A. Hayden Boyne City Michigan Mysore India R. E. McNabb Atlantic Suez Canal Java China Japan Australia Manila Honolulu California

Parson Warns of Higher Bounty for Hawg Havens

The Parson declares before the season that winter gatherings will feature better fare than pork feet as he preaches to divers congregations. He vows to preach ahead, noting the need to raise the eat and set hawg-ats higher by the next cold season.

Breden Sisten Parson Jones

A New Breed of Hogs

A Boston Globe snippet recounts a joke: a young wife asks a grocer for more hams from the same pig after praising earlier purchases. The grocer confirms ten hams hang there and she replies she will take three, implying the same source.

Boston Globe

Noisy House Sparks War Secretary Joke

A boy teases another saying his parents were married by a Justice of the Peace. The reply compares the household noise to a secretary of War performing a marriage. The exchange captures a sharp, period tone with light humor.

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Margeret Kincy Zela Dungan Woodmansb Wind Mills UATH W. D. Meers Ao Jesse L America Harold Bell Wright Arizona Gulf Coast Thomas Meighan Methodist Conference ST. Lukes’ Church Protestant Episcopal Percy Jones Hedberg Lueders BUICK Set Illustrated West Texas Utilities Co Cantons D. G. CO
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