foard
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Rev. Foard
- Record count
- 8
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Doniphan
- First event date
- 1914-06-03
- Last event date
- 1931-09-25
Timeline — 8 events
- 1914-06-03 Doniphan. Rev. Basler of Dexter will go to Doniphan to aid Rev. Foard in a protracted meeting Co-mentioned: Rev. Basler. Quote: "he will aid Rev. Foard in a protracted meeting"
- 1929-02-08 Dexter. Gave a very instructive talk on "Credentials" in the Monday morning assembly at Dexter High School Quote: "Rev. Foard gave a very instructive talk on "Credentials" in the Monday morning assembly."
- 1929-03-01 Dexter. Dexter School Notes: Rev. Foard gave the Monday morning talk using as his subject: 'Church Union.' Mr. A. J. Sherwood gave the second of the series of eight talks on 'Banks,' discussing this time, 'What is Thrift and How May It Be Applied.' Co-mentioned: A. J. Sherwood. Quote: "using as his…
- 1929-03-22 Dexter. Rev. Foard brought Rev. Robert, who is conducting a series of revival meetings at the Methodist Church, to the high school Monday afternoon, where he spoke on 'Education--What It Is, and How Obtained.' Co-mentioned: Rev. Robert [surname cut off at column break].
- 1929-04-12 Dexter. Rev. Foard gave the Monday morning talk at Dexter school, an interesting and instructive history concerning the 14 different kinds of Bibles Quote: "His talk was very interesting and instructive"
- 1930-01-03 Dexter. Members of the High League of the M. E. Church visited the County Home on Christmas afternoon, gave treats and sang carols, and Rev. Foard pronounced the benediction Quote: ""the delight of the old people. Rev. Foard pronounced the benediction""
- 1930-10-03 Dexter. Rev. Foard talked to the High school assembly concerning prohibition, in keeping with Frances E. Willard's Day Quote: "Rev. Foard talked to us concerning prohibition"
- 1931-09-25 Dexter. Methodist pastor announcing the Sept. 27 evening program by the League, with music by Juanita Hagy and others Quote: "Sermon, Rev. Foard"
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