gee, w sanford
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- W. Sanford Gee
- Record count
- 22
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events
- Places seen
- Chillicothe, Mo.; Dexter; Princeton, Ky.
- First event date
- 19 Sep 1917
- Last event date
- 1917-04-26
Timeline — 23 events
- 1914-01-14 Dexter. W. Sanford Gee, D. D., of Chillicothe, Mo., to preach at the Missionary Baptist Church Sunday morning and evening Quote: "W. Sanford Gee, D. D., of Chillicothe, Mo., will preach at the Missionary Baptist Church"
- 1914-01-28 Rev. W. Sanford Gee will preach at the Missionary Baptist church again; item cut at the bottom of the shot Quote: "Rev. W. Sanford Gee, who delighted his audiences so greatly a few Sundays ago, will preach at the ... Missionary Baptist church again"
- 1914-06-17 Dexter. Dr. W. Sanford Gee is seeking in his quiet way a full attendance of his members on the services of his church next Sunday; he feels Satan should be withstood during the hot weather as resolutely as at other seasons
- 1914-10-14 Dexter. Wrote a letter to the editor (THE FORUM), 'Rational Views Religiously,' calling a public religious service with a young woman lying on her back on a bed of straw 'wholly improper and grossly indecorous' rather than divine worship
- 1914-10-14 Dexter. W. Sanford Gee wrote a letter to the editor titled 'Rational Views Religiously' Quote: "Respectfully, W. Sanford Gee."
- 1915-03-03 Dexter. Rev. of the First Baptist Church to discuss the topic The Errors and Perils of Russellism, preached by request; the public cordially invited [date from clip_id] Quote: "Rev. W. Sanford Gee will discuss this topic "The Errors and Perils of Russellism.""
- 1915-06-11 Dexter. Pastor Gee of the First Baptist Church to speak Sunday evening on 'The Erroneous Views and Forms of Worship of the Holy Rollers.' Quote: "Pastor Gee will speak"
- 1915-07-02 Dexter. Dr. Gee of the First Baptist Church will give a patriotic discourse on the national anniversary in his church's services next Sunday evening; the Dexter Methodist Church holds Independence Day services on July 4 at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m Quote: "Dr. W. Sanford Gee, of the First Baptist Church, wi…
- 1915-07-02 Dr. W. Sanford Gee of the First Baptist Church will recognize the national anniversary in the services of his church next Sunday evening with a patriotic discourse on 'Our Fair and Queenly Columbia.' Quote: "He will deliver a patriotic discourse speaking to this theme: 'Our Fair and Queenly Columbia…
- 1915-11-26 Dexter. Dr. W. Sanford Gee announces a special subject for Sunday next at the First Baptist Church: 'The Titanic Struggle' - a careful and thoughtful discussion of the cause, outcome and bearing, civic and religious, of the world conflict raging in Europe [date from clip_id]
- 1915-12-03 Dexter. Dr. W. Sanford Gee announces a special subject for Sunday next at the First Baptist Church: The Titanic Struggle Quote: "Dr. W. Sanford Gee announces a special subject for Sunday next, to wit: 'The Titanic Struggle'"
- 1916-03-03 Dexter. Performed the Mekan-Lucas wedding ceremony Feb. 22, 1916, as pastor of the Missionary Baptist church of Dexter Quote: "The ceremony was by Dr. W. Sanford Gee, pastor of the Missionary Baptist church of Dexter."
- 1916-05-19 Dexter. Dr. W. Sanford Gee delivers the Commencement sermon at the Methodist church next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock; exercises at the High School auditorium Monday night and the alumni banquet in the Methodist dining hall Tuesday evening Quote: "Remember the Commencement sermon by Dr. W. Sanford Ge…
- 1916-09-08 Dexter. The Missionary Baptist congregation appointed a committee Wednesday evening to arrange for Dr. W. Sanford Gee to act as supply pastor indefinitely; Dr. Gee and his wife are now domiciled in the parsonage and he will fill the pulpit next Sunday at both hours Quote: "will fill the pulpit here…
- 1916-12-08 Dexter. Recent pastor of Dexter Missionary Baptist church assaulted Monday morning at the Baptist parsonage by Clarence L. Keaton and J. E. Clutts of Cairo over court papers concerning Rev. Lampkin; warrants issued but the men left north on the Cotton Belt passenger Co-mentioned: Clarence L. Keaton;…
- 1916-12-22 Princeton, Ky.. Preached at Princeton, Kentucky, last Sunday Quote: "Rev. Dr. W. Sanford Gee was in Princeton, Ky., last Sunday, and the people there enjoyed some A-No.1 preaching."
- 1916-12-22 Dexter. Has out a rare booklet, 'The Oratorio of Nature and Other Poems,' several copies just received and now on the counters at Rob't O. Carter's Quote: "Dr. W. Sanford Gee has out a very rare booklet, 'The Oratorio of Nature and Other Poems,' several copies being just received and now on the coun…
- 1917-01-05 Dexter. W. Sanford Gee of the Baptist Parsonage, Dexter, published an advertisement detailing charges against Rev. Dr. Lamkin (spelled Lampkin) of the Cairo Baptist church, asserting his unfitness as pastor on affidavit testimony Co-mentioned: Lamkin. Quote: "assert the unfitness of Mr. Lamkin to se…
- 1917-01-05 Dexter. At home for the day and requested to do so, Dr. W. Sanford Gee will preach for his people morning and evening on Sunday next at the Baptist Church; the public cordially invited to the services of the day Quote: "Dr. W, Sanford Gee will preach for his people morning and evening on Sunday next…
- 1917-03-02 Dexter. Dr. W. Sanford Gee will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning next at 11 o'clock at the Baptist Church; public cordially invited
- 1917-03-15 Dexter. Officiated the Munger-Trotter wedding at the bride's home in Dexter Co-mentioned: George W. Munger; Beulah Trotter. Quote: "Dr. W. Sanford Gee officiating"
- 1917-04-26 Chillicothe, Mo.. Appreciation By Rev. Gee: 'To Dexter People: In going from your midst I feel my duty to express my high appreciation of
- 1917-04-27 Dexter. To Dexter People: I am going away. It is not probable that I will be a citizen of Dexter again Co-mentioned: Mrs. Gee. Quote: "I am going away. It is not probable that I will be a citizen of Dexter again... Very sincerely, W. Sanford Gee."
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