Election Notice Sets April 4 1936 School Trustee Vote
Winters Independent school District schedules an election for two trustees on Saturday April 4 1936. Polling at City Fire Station. F D Bedford president of board announces. Local notes: Miss Anna Brown visits family in Ballinger and Earl Cooke begins work at Joseph Dry Goods Co. in Winters.
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Winters Independent
Harris Mullin
J. M. Pyburn
F. D. Bedford
Earl Cooke
Joseph Dry Goods Co
Pre Easter Meeting At Drasco Methodist Church
The Pre Easter Meeting begins at Drasco Methodist Church on Sunday March 29 with Rev M L Boone of Valera preaching and music led by Elmo Mayhew. A Ladies Aid program at the Baptist church is set for Saturday night April 4 followed by ice cream and pies to fund a planned light plant.
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Drasco Methodist Church
M. L. Boone
Valera
Elmo Mayhew
G. R. Thomas, Jr
Thelda
Wilbur Smith
Oklahoma
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Sunday School and Evening Services at Local Church
The pastor J W Shar butt outlines Sunday schedule with Sunday School 9 45 a m preaching 11 a m on The Cross Young People at 7 p m preaching 8 00 on The Rule of the Sample Missionary ladies meet Monday at 3 p m Mid week service Wednesday at 7 38 p m Stewards meet for monthly business Monday at 7 30 p m J M Skaggs chairman
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J. W. Sharbutt
J. M. Skaggs
Revival meeting at Wingate Baptist Church begins tomorrow
The revival starts Saturday night at 8 oclock at Wingate Baptist Church with Rev. Thomas Young leading. Services will be held each morning and evening throughout the following week, and the public is invited to attend.
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Wingate Baptist Church
Thomas Young
Sunday Services Full Schedule At Local Church
Sunday services include preaching at 10 50 a m Young People gathering at 6 45 p m and an evening sermon at 7 30 p m A regular prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 8 o clock Visitors are invited to worship at all services
Church Services And Meetings Schedule
Preaching at 11 a m and evening service at 7 45 p m. Monday W M A meets at 2 00 p m to study Who is My Neighbor led by Mrs J W Dixon. Tuesday Y W A meets with Miss Helen Cooke at 7 00 p m. Mid week service at 7 80 p m. Dub Bourn left Monday for Dallas to make his future home.
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J. W. Dixon
Helen Cooke
Dub Bourn
Dallas
Candidates listed for Democratic Primary on July 25 1936
Announcements note candidates appearing subject to the Democratic Primary actions on Saturday July 25 1936. County Attorney Co C Sessions seeks re election. County Clerk candidates W W Chastain and W A Forgy listed.
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W. W. Chastain
Expressions of gratitude follow illness and death of husband and father
Mrs. J. E. Cleveland and children thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after death. They express gratitude for flowers and sympathy and pray God bless each helper. Mrs. J. H. Lewis returns from Oklahoma City visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey of Big Spring visit in the city with relatives.
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J. E. Cleveland
Bill Bailey
Big Spring
City
Stamp pads and stamping ink at The Enterprise
The Enterprise lists stamp pads and stamping ink in violet and red colors available for purchase.
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Enterprise
Church Services Run Weekend Schedule With Noted Recoveries
Services at the Baptist church Saturday and Sunday were held except Sunday night due to rain. Elder J A Branaman of Slaton preached. Elder H B Carraway led Saturday and Sunday morning. Several local folks reported health improvements including Glenn Wood Ruby Walden and Mrs Weldon Branham. Visitors from Sweetwater Paint Rock Victory Bradshaw and Slaton joined parishioners and families over the weekend.
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Slaton
H. B. Carraway
Robertson
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Ruby Walden
Weldon Branham
L. T. McBeth
Teddie
Tommie Joe
Sweetwater
Lena King
Bonnie Mae Clark
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Victory
Earl Berry
Noah Bailey
J. B
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Henry Johnson
Ola Miller
Thad Traylor
J. W. Berry
Worth
First Woman Elected to Royal Academy Dame Laura Knight
Dame Laura Knight becomes the Academy's first woman member noted as among the finest living painters. The piece cites her 1908 first exhibition at the Academy and highlights her pioneering status in English art.
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Royal Academy
England
Laura Knight
Academy
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