Christian Church Services and Events
Christian church services are listed for Sunday March 12 including Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning service at 11 a.m. Evangelistic events follow with an evening service at 7:30 p.m. and a 7 p.m. Epworth League program. Midweek activities include Ladies Aid and Workers’ Conference with choir practice at 8 p.m. All welcome.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Sexton
Epworth League
Workers’ Conference
Cas. D, Nownan
Sudden Death of Little One in Woodward
Word arrived Monday of the death of six year old son of Mrs. Vern Shockley at Woodward after a visit with his grandmother. He became ill suddenly and was taken to a hospital where appendicitis was suspected but ruled out. He died a few hours later. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 a.m. Friends of Mrs. Shockley in Balko and here expressed sympathy.
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Vern Shockley
Woodward
Koto
Mutan
Balke
Grade School Closes After Fine Program At Church
On Friday the Bea ver schools closed with a well planned program by Primary and Intermediate students at the Christian church. The event drew patrons and was well received though Miss Helen Murphy, teacher of the second and third grades, was absent due to her mother’s death. Patrons and pupils expressed sorrow at her loss.
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Beaver Schools
Cbristian Church
Helen Murphy
Eighth Grade Commencement and High School Play Held
The public enjoyed a Saturday program featuring the Eighth Grade commencement and a high school play Catching Clara. Cast members displayed true Thespian style and the graduating class of twenty seven, plus students from the classroom and beyond, earned praise for quality work.
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Clara
Clase
Quiet Wedding Between Sybil McFarland And Steve Carter
A quiet wedding occurred a week before last at Willis Jones residence with Elder L L Shaw officiating. The groom’s identity was not fully known to the writer. The bride, Sybil McFarland, is described as quiet and well regarded, and the couple appears to have strong prospects for happiness.
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Sybil McFarland
Steve’ Carter
Willis Jones
L. L. Shaw
Heraup
School Land Sale In Progress At Public Lands Auction
Secretary Iva A Smith of the State School Land Board and his wife oversee a weeklong sale of school lands advertised as held yesterday and today. Many visitors crowd town as portions of land fetch high prices with some quarters reaching five to six thousand dollars. Rev W M Hutchinson, former Presbyterian pastor, resigned last week and plans to move to Guymon, a loss noted with regret by locals.
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Iva
A. Smith
State School Land Board
Annintante
W. M. Hutchinson
Presbyterian Church
Guymon
Hutchinson
Great Revival At Christian Church Serves With Evening Sermons
Evangeliot E. A Newby preaches inspiring sermons at the Christian church each evening. Attendance grows as the revival continues with song services at 8 PM and varied week end topics. Youth events, Bible school, and men’s lectures are scheduled, with an invitation to all including members of other churches.
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Christian Church
Evangeliot E. A Newby
Pesce
Christian Endeavor Enevice
Cooper Bros Show To Visit Beaver For Two May Performances
A real good show by Cooper Bros will visit Beaver on Monday May 8 for two performances. The touring troupe promises high class entertainment with trained animals including elephants Banty and Bunty and ponies in military drills. Mile Roberts performs a death defying act in mid air. Two complete performances daily.
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Cooper Bros
Beaver
Indies
Cooper Bron
Banty
Bunty
Mile. Roberts
Grand Reedbreek Review
Beaver Triumphs 6-3 Over Cobite Team at Local Diamond
Beaver basemen defeat Cobite team 6 to 3 on Sunday. Beaver boys continue strong start to the season with solid defense and timely hits. Opponents face tougher challenge ahead as Beaver seeks more wins.
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Beaver
Cobiiteoe
Beaver Boys
Passes 80th Milestone Drummond Celebrates Birthday
Drummond, veteran printer of the Southwest, marked his 80th birthday on Friday April 2 with a full day’s work in the Henaup office. He has long worked across Towa Kai Texac and Oklahoma and served in the Civil War era. He remains active in the trade and in business ventures and plans to live another eighty years.
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Drummond
Southwest
Towa
Kai
Texac
Oklahoma
Henaup
Thiee
Thore
Aart Preservau
Sam
Father Mrammond
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