Mrs Eliza Mullins Dies After Illness in Bells Area
Mrs Eliza Ann Mullins wife of W M Mullins died Monday June 15 at 5 30 at her mother Mrs E Hicks home north of town after months of illness She was born August 10 1882 in Wayne County Kentucky came to Texas in 1910 married January 30 1916 and had three children Jack John and Monta Survived by her mother two sisters Maggie Hicks and Mrs Jim Mullins of Whitewright two brothers Frank Hicks of Whitewright and Tom Hicks of Abilene She was a Methodist convert at thirteen and devoted wife and mother Funeral held Tuesday at 3 30 at Mrs Hicks home with Rev Wright and Rev A E Major officiating Interment Oak Hill Cemetery Friend Heavily summarized from obituary style notice.
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Eliza Ann Mullins
W. M. Mullins
E. Hicks
Wayne County
Texas
Jack
John
Monta
Maggie Hicks
Jim Mullins
Whitewright
Frank Hicks
Tom Hicks
Abilene
Mullins
Methodist Church
Card of Thanks for Kind Support During Illness and Death
We thank our friends who stood by us during the sickness and death of our beloved one with tender untiring ministrations of love and kind words.
Floral thanks and prayer from Hicks and Mullens families
Sympathy is expressed for the readers, with appreciation for floral offerings. The message prays that God blesses all and notes gratitude from Mrs. E Hicks and Children and W. M. Mullens and Children.
Epworth League Program for Sunday June 28
Epworth League sets Sunday program at 7 o'clock led by Beveridge and Brents. The service features scripture readings from Acts 10 34 43 17 29 51 and 2 Tim 24 26. Sermons include The Importance of Christian Education on the Mission Field Martha Joe Sears Christian Education in Africa Tom Everheart and more focusing on Educational Missions as a vocation Jesus Sending Out Teachers with several speakers.
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T. J. Rector
Leader Matt 28 10 20 educational mission gathering
An account of a meeting focused on the value of educational missions as a path to spreading the gospel and enriching lives through service and usefulness. It highlights the central aim of sharing Christian teaching and fostering active Christian service.
Lynch Davidson to Run For Governor in 1926
Denison reports former Lieutenant Governor Lynch Davidson in town for business and reaffirming his Democratic bid for Texas governor in 1926. He argues his 1924 policies are better understood and that broader support strengthens his candidacy.
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Lynch Davidson
Denison
Texas
Davidson
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