gee, w sanford
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Rev. W. Sanford Gee
- Record count
- 8
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter
- First event date
- 1914-01-28
- Last event date
- 1915-05-28
Timeline — 7 events
- 1914-01-28 Dexter. Rev. W. Sanford Gee, who delighted his audiences a few Sundays ago, will preach at the Missionary Baptist church again (text cut off) Quote: "Rev. W. Sanford Gee, who delighted his audiences so greatly a few Sundays ago, will preach at the Missionary Baptist church again"
- 1914-08-26 Dexter. Rev. W. Sanford Gee will fill the pulpit at the Baptist church next Sunday, August 30, 1914; Sunday morning subject 'The European War.' Quote: "will fill his pulpit at the Baptist church next Sunday"
- 1914-12-02 Dexter. Delivered the Thanksgiving sermon at the First Methodist church, Dexter, before what was said to be the largest audience ever to attend thanksgiving services there; nine ministers present including Revs. J. O. Snodgrass, S. Woods, Oswald Helsing, R. P. Basler, Rev. Hill, Rev. E. C. Butler, J…
- 1915-01-15 Dexter. Rev. W. Sanford Gee, able to be in his pulpit again, announces a rare Sunday evening topic for young people, 'The New Transvaal,' in place of a service contemplated for Dec. 19th [date from clip_id] Quote: "Rev. W. Sanford Gee, able to be in his pulpit again, announces a rare topic for Sunda…
- 1915-03-03 Dexter. At the First Baptist Church, discussed 'The Errors and Perils of Russellism,' with the sermon to be preached by request for the interest of all persons who want to know and understand the truth touching the future state of men Quote: "Rev. W. Sanford Gee will discuss this topic"
- 1915-05-28 Dexter. Preached the baccalaureate sermon to a packed house at the Methodist Church Sunday evening, as pastor of the First Baptist church; his text was "What is your life?"
- 1917-03-16 Dexter. Rev. W. Sanford Gee, the retiring pastor of the Baptist church, has been asked to supply the pulpit until the arrival of the pastor-elect; Dr. Gee will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday next Quote: ""has been asked to supply the pulpit until the arrival of the pastor-elect""
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