Baptist Plan 70 Hold Revival IR Meeting Success
A Dallas meeting of North Texas Baptist pastors and laymen discussed plans for a ten year revival and a massive fundraising drive to raise 100000000 in cash by May 1. Dr. F. S. Groner and Dr. T. V. Neal spoke as leaders. A nationwide evangelistic campaign was also planned for Neri month.
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Dallas
Dy. J.C. Uardy
Baylor Cellese
Bellon
Wis
Sane Her’ Boa
Street of Swan
Texas Hertiste
Groner
Orphan Age Question Sparks Charity Distribution
Treut. BW Phekerman of the Aimer Jean Red Cross led aid in Tirnta Albania distributing garments to 400 orphans. A ragged woman claimed to be Inter Phan aged ST years and received her share.
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Treut
Phekerman
Jean Red’ Cross
Tirnta
Albania
Inter Phan
Soo Hawkins Elected President of School Board
Soo Hawkins was elected president, with R D Ja Killough as vice president and superintendent of schools reelected for another term at the first meeting of the new school board last Wednesday night. Superintendent Sisk's salary was fixed at 500 per year.
Wedding of Former Pastor William Baker to Anna Alexander
The marriage of Rev. William Henry Baker of Jacksonville to Miss Anna Louise Alexander of Jacksonville is announced for Wednesday April 21 at the First Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville. Both have ties to Vernon, drawing interest from local residents who know them. Baker was formerly Vernon’s Presbyterian pastor and was a teacher and musician in the area.
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William Henry Baker
Jacksonville
Anna Louise Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Verna
Me. Baker
Presbyterian Church
Vernon
Wanted Clean Rags at the Record Office
Help sought for clean rags at the Record office. Payment set at five cents per pound.
Leaking of Paper Forces Newspapers to Shrink
Across the nation papers cut size to save advertising customers and cope with scarcity. Mills charge higher stock prices as demand rises fourfold from years past. Many weaker papers may close, while others merge to survive.
Public tone on newspapers' value in changing era
The Chil dress Post notes that newspapers were once plentiful and cheap, dulling public regard. With rising prices and some papers closing, the public now recognizes the true importance of publications during this critical period.
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Childress Post
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Populsr
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Olen Turner
Frank £. Murchison
General Insurance
Omega
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Shire
Wichita Falls
Texas
Ever-Ready Electric Co
Vern
Texxas
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Morrised
J. G. Sherman
Waggoner
Roddina
Condon Springs
Lansing Bailey
Crow Sisters
Oklahoma
W. B. McClain
H. K. Yates
E. C. Choate
Oklahoma City
J. R. Jones
Red River
Red Bluff Crossing
Wilbarger
Tillman County
Frederick
Deans Crossing
Jackson County
Altus
Chamber of Commerce
Banks
Hahn Building
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Vernon Bridge Company
North Mairk Street
Postoffice
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