Missionaries to Speak at Runnels Baptist School of Missions
Eleven churches in the Runnels Baptist Association will host the School of Missions from February 27 to March 6 with visiting missionaries speaking at meetings. Participants include Lonnie Doyle, Mrs. Charles Culpepper Sr., John Collins, James Nelson, and Weldon Barnett, with connections to Brazil, China, Taiwan, and the Enon Baptist Association in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runnels Baptist Association
School of Missions
Lonnie Doyle
Charles L. Culpepper Sr
John Collins
James Winfred Nelson
Weldon Isaac Barnett
Doyle
Orient
Foreign Mission Board
China
Taiwan
Culpepper
Enon Baptist Association
Texas
Pas
Hardin-Simmons University
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
East Texas State University
Commerce
Alabama
Tinian
N. M
Baptist Convention of New Mexico and Language Missions Department
Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
Nelson
Chargres River
Gamboa
Canal Zone
Howard College
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
McPherson
Kans
Kansas Convention of Southern Baptists
Arkansas
California
Howard Payne College
Southwestern Theological Seminary At
Golden Gate Seminary
Weekend visit by Chapmans in Austin
Mr and Mrs Charlie Chapman visited Austin staying with their son Carter Chapman and his wife and daughter Jan. A note mentions the human stomach measures about 12 inches long and 4 inches in diameter when moderately full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Charlie Chapman
Carter Chapman
Jan
First Baptist Class Holds Monthly Meet at Cooke Home
The Martha Sunday School group of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cooke for its regular monthly business and social session. Mrs. Cooke led the meeting with a February love themed scripture verse and a devotional on Love as theBasis of Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sunday School
First Baptist Church
Sam Cooke
Eunice Polk
Rufus Smith
Loyd Compton
Willis Yates
Court Meeks
Reese Jones
W. H. Kornegay
Mary D. Taylor
Mattie Cooke
Cooke
New Use for Recorder in Fishing Gear
Fishermen find a practical hack to unwind and store monofilament line. Attach line to an empty tape recorder reel, start the motor, and reel. Use a pencil as a guide to re wind the line, holding the reel between the knees to keep pressure and tension on the line.
Briley Open House Celebrates Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Briley invite friends to an open house Sunday February 27 from 3 to 5 pm at their Winters home on the old Crews Highway to observe their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Guests include Joe Pat Briley and relatives from Winters Coleman Monahans and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Briley
George Briley
Colorado
Crews Highway
Joe Pat
Marvin Bedford
Jack Harrison
Bill Hamilton
W. J. Briley
R. L. Briley
Winters
D. L. Moreland
Coleman
R. J. Casey
Monahans
Dale Sewing Club Holds February Meeting at Rogers Home
Members of the Dale Sewing Club met in February at Mrs. I W Rogers home to work on a nylon rug and handwork for the hostess. Mrs. Carl Baldwin hosted the regular meeting at 308 North Main Street with handwork by members and two visitors Brenda Awalt and Gayla Beall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Sewing Club
I. W. Rogers
Carl Baldwin
North Main Street
The
Ernest Smith
Clarence Hambright
Brenda Awalt
Gayla Beall
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School of Missions of Runnels Baptist Assn
Isaac Barnett
Charles Culpepper
James W. Nelson
Winters Enterprise
E. M. Schiwetz
State Capitol
Spain
Mexico
France
Republic of Texas
Confederacy
United States
Republic
Great Dome
U. S
America
Inseca
Opment Agency
Bott
Capitol Station
Treasury Department
First Baptist
Cooke Home
Trudy Hopper
Jean’s College of Beauty
Clara Bell's Beauty Shop
West Dale
Clara Bell
Norma Jean Young
Ritt
Atorsenberg
Runnels County
Falcon
FORD
Dale
Ray
Shafer Or
Dale Whitecotton
Srael
Winters, Texas
Tela Ea
Ey Wan
AL Alas
Bath Ata
Ryan Rae Wn
Frontier Bus
Decker
BAC
Bologna
Franks
Youngblood
Ela
Texson
EL Food
RED Plum
Birdseye
OKRA
Johnson
Green Firm
Gold Inn
Double Frontier
Store
Econom
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