Christmas Greeting From Rollin Bretton to Rev Smith
Rollin J. Bretton of Kansas City sent a Christmas greeting to Rev and Mrs Hal F Smith of Gallatin Missouri. Bretton writes under the name Guy Blue and composed the sentiment printed on the greeting card in colors praising friendly greetings on the street and a loving human approach.
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Hal F. Smith
Rollin J. Bretton
Kansas City
Mr. Bretton
Guy Blue
Rev. Smith
Gallatin
Baptist Announcements for Sunday and Wednesday
Sunday school begins at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m The B Y P U meets at 6 p m and preaching at 7 p m An evening baptism will be held Wednesday features a regular prayer meeting followed by a business meeting of all Unions and Deacons.
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U's
All Unions
Deacon’s
White Christmas Service Impresses At First Baptist Church
The White Christmas service at First Baptist Church last Sunday drew an impressive crowd and an offering of 725 dollars. Laura Coupland delivered a heartfelt appeal from the foreign fields, Myrtle O Barber urged readiness to go abroad, Bert Low spoke on Our Responsibility, and Mrs. Leslie Alexander recited White Gifts For Our King. White envelopes were used for cash offerings placed on an altar of white.
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Leslie Alexander
Scouts Form Large District Council Across Seven Texas Counties
James P. Fitch and Carl W. Barnes announce the organization of a large Boy Scout Council covering Haskell, Jones, Shackelford, Taylor, Callahan, Runnels and Coleman counties, with Abilene joining the area. The plan mirrors national expansion to provide trained leadership and a uniform program, aiming to reduce juvenile delinquency and channel youths into constructive activities through Scouting.
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James P. Fitch
National Council
Boy Scouts of America
Carl W. Barnes
Haskell
Jones
Shackelford
Taylor
Callahan
Runnels
Coleman
Abilene
Barnes
Abilene Chamber of Commerce
Area Council
Ben Lindsay
Judge Lindsay
Mrs. E. E. Morris Buried Here Friday in Winters
The town mourns as Mrs. E. E. Morris born Lella Lois Mills dies December 17 in a local sanitarium. Born June 8 1902 she lived most of her life in Winters with early years in Mills and moved to Munday nine months ago. She joined the Baptist church at eleven and remained active. Funeral at First Baptist Church conducted by Rev. H H Stephens, burial in Winters Cemetery.
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E. E. Morris
Winters
Lella Lois Millis
Jnc. H. Mills
Monday
Texas
The
Baptist Church
P. D. O'Bryan
Munday
First Baptist Church
H. H. Stephens
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the Baptist
Campbell’s Cafe
Gardner Bros. Dry Goods
Yours Truly
W.A. Dry
Oakland
Oakland Six
OldPrice
General Motors
Tims Paymere
Sadouis
Lewer
Geo. Speer
Lankford’s Bakery
Gether
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