Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 296, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 29, 1926 Page: 3 of 8
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certainly wtat a garment
of these beautiful silk and
nirtei materials. We are shew-
iw designs and colors.
The death of Will H. .Treat came
as • vadden and distinct, shock to
Ittie people oTBrowawood. atttoog
•whqm he sndtlfes. Trent had Hved
‘forths^st eighteen months. their'
Sorely Some being at 1007 Cogglu
Area*..
In his young manhood Mr. Trent
married Miss Jennie Caldwell,
member of a pioneer ramlly of Mills
odunty. Be was a member of one of
the > old time families of Central
Wedt Texas nod of MUls Connty.
He mae bora and reared in that
county, and practically all his ex-
perience In the affairs of- this life
were in that locality. He was a
member of the Methodist church
and had bean many years. In fact
his membership dating back to hla
youthful years.
Will H. Trent was a man whom
to know was to lore. His disposi-
tion was of the kind that makes and
hoMa friends, of the permanent
kind. He was a student of the tim»
and of human nature, firm In his
judgment of men and things sad
seldom did he go wrong in his con-
clusion as to men and erents.
He had been a sick man many
moatha, but no complaint had come
from bis lips to hla friends among
whom he associated. Hla malady
waa of the rlthl kind and yet he
murmured not against its constant
encroachments, but did what could
be done. In the way of medical aid
to alleviate hie suffering and to
prolong life which waa sweet to him
sad which waa so full of responsi-
bilities worth while. He stood for
everything that had for its objec-
tive the making of the community
In which he lived better and more
progressive. He waa willing at all
times to assist and did assist la
every movement that meant better
nod higher standards for the local
and higher standards for the local-
ity In which he lived. He will be
missed In the busy walks of men.
and la the counsels of those among
whom ha sat, da the years passed.
Aa a church member be wee de-
voted and devout. He was honest,
sincere and dependable at all times.
To mourn his irreparable loee he
leave# a widow, and the following
sisters: Mrs. W. H. Thompson of
Browawood, Mrs. F. H. Lindsey of
H Paso. Mrs. John B. Robertses of
Ml . aPuo pad Mrs. Sam Sullivan at
ship Program.” Mrs. L. L. Felder Japanese ton #
very Impressively led the devotion-1 Maagarat Horn
aL Special talks aa the program, sponsored tpr tl
ware given by Mrs. J. M. Turner, held at the <h<
Mrs. 0- T. Bhugart. Mrs. H. A. Roberta on Tb
Newby. Mrs. E. F. Nevans and Mrs.
J X Mayes.
After the program a delightful
aanlal hour waa spent and dainty
rsfreahmsats were served to thirty,
j to * * * n
IN0BFK6 B. T. P. U.
The Hornburg B. T. P. U. will
■mot at 7 o’clock Sunday at Coggln
Avenue Baptist church. The topic
la. "The Intelligent Christian, or
How to fit Ourselves lor Useful-
neon** The tender wiU be Mr. Dick
•Grady, and on the program are
Mrs. L. Ih Hornburg. Mr. R. P.
Canady, Iran Dick Grady and Mtoa
$2.9540 $4.45
and silk mixed novelty fabrics. Beau-
plors of blue and gold, plaid, black and
red and gold, gray and black, tan and
i. 54 in. wide. \
$2.95 *° $3.95
A ND it came te pkss on the twoa-
tieth day of the saoaad month,
la the second year, that the cloud
waa taken up from off the taber-
nacle of the testimony. \ >
And (he children of Israel took
their journeys out of the wHterneas
of Sinai: and the clo
the wilderness of Farm
And they took their
cording te the ecoaman
Lord by the hand of M<
And Moses said unto Hofaah. the
son of Ragnol the Midlaaite. Mooes’
father-in-law. Wa are joarneyiag
unto the place which the Lord said.
I will give you: come thou with us,
and wa will'do thee good: for.the
Lord hath spokes good concerning
Israel.
Aad he acid sate him. I will not
go; but I will depart to mine own
land, and to my kindred.
And be said, leave ns not. 1 pray
thee, for as much as thow know.-at
haw wa aye to aecamp la the wil-
derness. and thou mayett be to as
Instead of pyaa.
Aad It shall he. if thou go with us.
fen. it Ball ha. that what goodness
the Lard shall do pate as. the same
will wa do onto than
And they departed from ^he
meant of the Lori three days* jour-
ney: and the ark of the covenant
of the Lord went before them in
the three days’ journey, to search
oat a rooting place for them.
Aad the cload of the Lotfd was
upon them hy day. when they went
out of the camp.
Aad It came te pass, when the ark
set forward, that Mows as id. Rise
up. Lord, aad Jot thiae enemies be
scattered, aad let them that hate
thee rise before thee. >
And when it rested, he said. Re-
tain. O Lord, anto the many thous-
ands of Israel.
I flannel of high quality. Colors of
le-brown and reseada. 36 inch wide.
meat Sunday at 7 o’clock at the
church. The topic te. “What te
Education. How to Get It. How to
Use It?. Scripture, Romans IS 1-J.
S Tim. 1-16. Leader Margaret Horn,
aad on the , program are Alice
Skarrlu. Mrs. Henry Perry, Mr.
it at the
NEW PARASOLS
-
A new shipment of milk aad Haen
parasols just received. Ten ribbed
and extra ntrong.
Priced .....99 CA and til CA
LANCASTER B. T. P. t.
The Lancaster B. Y. P. U. will
meet Suaday at t:46 with Delbert
Duncan leader. The topic will be.
“The Intelligent Christian.” On the
program will M Pauline Davis,
Fraak Hardin. William Wilks.
Frankte Reed, Marjorie Winehrea-
aer and Alliaa Beadle.
lands that loom before us today as
goals worthy of achievement toward
Which we must progress evea tho
It be through wandering* In the
wilderness? Within our own bord-
ers then# promised lands are no
longer material.
The farthest west has already
been conquered aad the develop-
meat of our American etvtlteation
must henceforth be intensive rather
than extensive, hut surely there ere
social, moral and spiritual goals
that call for all the energy, cour-
age. vision and determination that
have been displayed by the pioneers
la their conquest of tho frontiers.
It la tho spirit of pilgrimage, of the
glory of tho forward march that
meat still be our incentive end our
Inspiration.
When gas looks beyond our own
borders, how magnificent is the
prospect of these prom teed lands!
It is true that ws awm very tar
from the goal, but at times we catch
visions of a distant glory and for all
good bn there te no life like that
of marching aad struggling toward
the better land.
The Iateraatkmal Uniform Sun-
day School Lewaq for October 3rd:
Israel Journeying Toward Canaan.
—Num. 10:11-13, 29 34
1 ALTAR SOCIETY
The Altar Society mot oa Monday
at tho boose of Mrs’ Nod Snyder.
This was tho first regalar meet-
ing since spring aad many SMtters
of business were discussed and
plana for the now year wore mhde*
The hoeispa .passed a dainty re-
By WM. E. GILROY. D. D.
Editor of The Coagregationattet
THE Tabernacle, wo have seen,
was set outside at the camp alg-
aifytag the loot that larabl’a abode
was not la a settled place hat that
the nation was oa the march to a
new home aad te a new life. The
cload that rested over the Taber-
nacle was now taken ap and Israel
set forward In the journey out of
the wilderness.
•'” • •«*..’« Jf
Every groat forward starch find#
those who are eager for advmturo
aad progress, and those who hold
bock In what seems asttloOMBt aad
waa beautifully
terriU and Mrs.
Ipar. A vary la-
•ngrsea. but we have In oar too-
Hobeb, the Midlaaite. a rate
of Moose, who refuses to join la
AUSTIN ATE. PRESBYTERIAN
AIR SOCIETY
The Aid Society ef the Auatia
Aveaae Preehyteriak ehuroh met on
Monday afternoon at the church.
The president. Mr*. J. R Stone,
led the afternoon’s devotional The
first matter of hasinoos was the
electloa of the following officers
for the new year: Mrs J. R. Stone.
president; Mrs. J. C. Galloway, vies
president; Mrs. John McCulUy.
treasurer; !■ Mrs. femes L. Whits,
secretary. Varioas matters of busi-
ness aad plana for the asw year’s
work claimed the meeting hqpr.
■ Aa interest lag program was held
after which dainty refreshments
ware served by Mesdaaes Sims aad
Perkins. ,
33EBBEE
paratlvely unimportant. What 1s la Ha all
Important te the symbolism, that for conquer i
every people there la a Canaan at spiritual
progress and advancement toward Whntet
which they may press forward gold- our civtl
od evea by the cloud. througho
. This soemo a common plum state- ^ jUBt
stent, and yet when wo roaltee how other laa
few psapls really Clad tho alluring Dwa arm
senes of progress ha Ufa. and how at Ahsa
few to wham Ilfs te a great adven- wbfck m
taro of faith and glory, we under- atm cura
stand that them te something much w ._
more than the commonplace la this ”
coaoopHoa of tho journey to the
Promised Lend.
Would that tho Christ tea church ~r~ 7 "
could roaltee the truth of this and
could roast from Its oaan aad loth- _
argy to see that great Caaaaas of »uch a
faith aad accomplishment are be- »*« ham
fore as. aad that lands of promise b»
are easily within oar oonqueet into the «
under t
What are sosm of tho promised prophets
FEDERAL
Here is a quality group, w
of known value and repul
For the finest car built tie
or the Federal Double Bh
klwaya, both in looks end
ly satisfactory.
JUNIOR CHRISTIAN ENDEAY01
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Tho Junior Christian Hadeavot
of first Christian elpvch will meet
at S o'clock 8apday afternoon at
the church. Irma Adams will be
leader and the topic to. “How We
can Build ap- oar Society.” A
roaad table disco—too will he had.
* * a r a
JUNIOR CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR
AUSTIN AYE. PRESBYTERIAN
The Junior Christian Endeavor
will meet Sunday at 6 o’clock wttk
Billy Twhty aa loader. The topic
te. “What Plans Have we Made
for Our 8oclety.”
J. IT SISTER HART C
Breakfast—Orange Jatos. cereal
conked with figs, thin cream, crisp
bran toast, buttermilk, pancakes,
syrup, milk, coffee.
Luncheon—Cauliflower souffle,
toasted graham muffins, celery
hearts, peach rice pudding, milk.
ers tell of remarkable
INTERMEDIATE C. R. OP AUSTIN
AYE.PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Intermediate Christian Bn-
deavor will mast at the church at
6 o’clock Sunday. The toMe te,
“What Plans Have ws Mads for
our Society?” George Whitney
Adams win he leader and'on the
program are Barney Hart, J. D.
Dsnsby, Robert Sites, LuetUs Gallo-
way. Mabslle Boatright. Evelyn Da
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30XV/2 Def. Cord, full ovcniie. .gg
32X4 Def. Cord, full ovenae. .$14.78
32X41/2 Def. Cotd, full overrize. $19.78
MKS
Thompson Given
. Reception hy Vets
of FUtpino War
MANILA. .**. Ifc-I/Pl <,™i
A. Thompsons who te Investigating
coaditloas la th* Philippines for
Prssldsat Cool idge wsa given s re-
ception today bp Filipino Vstsraas
of tbs Filipino insurrection at the
home of General Bteilln Agulaaldo
at Kifit * The oesasien was th*
38 tb aaaivsrssry of the dec la rat too
of Philippine Independence.
misfortmne te break IN* boa* In
his ankle on Tuesday when a ten
inch pipe fell oa hte limb. M
In R. W. Ceggia rsesivsd g
saga on Wednesday announcing the
death of her mother, Mru M. B.
of the tvo circles
pe that do
for “plain
JUNIOR MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Th* Junior Missionary Society
of Johnson Memorial Methodist
cfcarch will meat at tb* church
Sunday at 4 o’clock for a Study
at th* subject, “The Child Life of
Christ” Th* leader will be Mrs,
George Fhlrt
Def. Cord, fuH oversize. .$24.56
29X4.40 Def. Balloon Cord......$9.90
Roberts In Talbott. Tanneetod.' Mrs.
Coggln will be unable to attend the
funeral.
L L. Henris wtH leave Saturday
for Dallas whsrs ha has accepted
a position with tha Roddenberry
30X5.77 Def. Balloon Coni
gas will meet at ths Csatral Metho-
dist chnrah at «:46 Sunday. A
special program will ha rendered.
On th* program are Gladys FMdsr,
Sybil Dadsss. aad songs . and
prayers by the Bpwortb Languors.
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WOMAN’S AUXILIARY OF ST.
, JOHN* CHURCH
Tb* Womah’s Auxiliary of 8$.
cool while hsatto
«9fU stiff and dry
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Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 296, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 29, 1926, newspaper, September 29, 1926; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1041286/m1/3/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.