Guests flock to home of Mr and Mrs H W Lynn
Week long guests include Rev and Mrs Ross Lynn and daughters Elizabeth and Jane and sons Ross and Robert from Clinton South Carolina. Also Mrs Wilbur Gaivis and daughter Katherine of Law ton Oklahoma visit. Numerous locals and travelers attend or plan moves and trips to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Lynn
Ross Lynn
Elizabeth
Jane
Ross
Robert
Clinton
South Carolina
Wilbur Gaivis
Katherine
Lawton
Oklahoma
Lynn
Thornwell
Brownwood Visitors and Texas Trip News
Mrs. D. M. Ussery and daughter Nita Merle of Brownwood visit Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Reid and relatives. G. T. Pounds returns home after a short stay with his sister in Coolidge Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Ussery
Nita Merle
Brownwood
G. T. Pounds
Coolidge
Texas
Saul's Rise and Reign as Israel's King Guided by Samuel
Samuel publicly presents Saul as Israel's chosen king after locating him among the people. The assembly confirms Saul, who stands head and shoulders above others, and Samuel records the king's role while forewarning during his turbulent, stormy future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Mizpeh
Israel
Egypt
Benjamin
Matri
Saul
Kish
Horever
Gudec
Saul Kis
Winters Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Henry James of Abilene attended a Winters directors meeting at the First National Bank. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Patterson and daughter Faye returned from two weeks visiting Plainview Amarillo and Canyon. Bert Low and family visited, Minnie Bedford and sons stayed with W. H. Rodgers family. Mrs. Autrey Smith welcomed Mrs. Craft of Dallas and Mrs. Jno McAdams with Clara Nell at McMurry College Abilene. J. B. Wilkinson of Midland was a Winters visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James
Abilene
First National Bank
J. W. Patterson
Faye
Plainview
Amarillo
Canyon
Ruth
Never
Minnie Bedford and Sons
W. H. Rodgers
Page Heirloom Funds and Salvation Army Link to Sand Springs Trust
San Francisco reports claim Mrs. Elizabeth Harris inspired Charles Page in 1887 prompting tithing that funded nearly 30.6 million for Sand Springs orphans. Page’s fortunes grew through oil, farming, and a charity program that built a ranch and a zoo while he fostered hundreds of children. Harris recalls her faith guiding Page, though she seeks no credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Springs
Okla
Charles Page
San Francisco
Elizabeth Harris
Salvation Army
Charlie Page
Seattle
Wash
Page
Tulsa
Hareris
Miss Harris
Harris
Alfred Harris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashville
N. C
National Cottonseed Crushers Association
J. RR. Woolridge
Winters High School
Winters
R. T. Thornton, Jr
San Angelo
H. H. Stephens
John Norman
Killeen
J. N. Key and Son
Newton
Big Spring
A Krauss
Ray
Floyd Smith
Athens
Mary Elizabeth Owens
Sweetwater
N.C. Hinds
Miles
Mr.o
Mrs. Secrest of
Austin
T. D. Dunn
G. A. Edwards
Mesdames
Dick Stone
Weslaco
Wl Newton
Quanah
Noel Woolridge
Cross Plains
Miss Marie Stovall
Coleman
Willi Sutton
B.C. McGrewvor
Killven
Norman- Smith Dey Goods Company
Lois Claire Dencoo
Mrs. Lyte Defvenach
Hew Nome
Lucas
Kansas
RED Front Grocery
King
Tim
Cavey
Bdehey
Tibet
Gieber Sah
Uber
SOU
Jess Swan
Runnels
Uit
Leah
Guaranty Bond Bank, Miles, Peas
Revens
M. State Bank
Ballinger, Texas
Pinnst National Bank
Winters, Texas
Wontens State Bank
the Winters State Bank
Bert Low
Howdy
Bert
Airs. R. Oc. Craft of
Dallas
Airs. Autrey Smith
G. E. Nicholson
J. B. Wilkinson
Midland
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!