Ballards and Bates Prominent Citizens In Canyon City
The article profiles J W Ballard and family long established in Swisher and Grayson counties with recent farm sales and retained land. It highlights Roscoe Ballard’s business college graduation and Evan gelist Robert H Bates, his ministry, revival work in New Mexico, and a declared readiness to serve where needed.
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Ballard
Canyon City
Swisher County
Swisser County
Panhandle
Airs
J. W W. Ballard
Mary Ballard
Roscoe Ballard
Fort Worth
W. E. Bates
New Mexico
Presbyterian Church Growth and Local Leaders Highlight West Plains
The First Presbyterian church in Randall County shows rising membership from fifty in 1908 to seventy six, with a new manse and benevolence totaling about 275 this ecclesiastical year. Church officers include Riders, Heller, Knight, Hicks, Thompson, Cavett, Cowling, Black, with deacons Campbell, Scott, Hicks, Burrow.
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J. S. Groves
Presbyterian Church
Riders
Wm. F. Heller
John
A Few of the Many Things We Sell
The notice highlights available items including harnesses saddles glass and related horse goods offered for sale in a local storefront. It notes a broad inventory aimed at equestrians and farm suppliers with emphasis on durable hardware and leatherwork.
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J. W. Ballard
Tennessee
Grayson County
Texas
Isla
Isl
Sful
Robert H. Bates
Mr. Bates
Denton County
Jure and
Birr
WORD
the Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Randall County
Plains
Palo Duro
Tierra Blanca
Prairie Dow
Red River
Joe Foster
Queensware
Thompson Hardware Go
Americ
Aan
Success Gang
Acme Harrow