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First Baptist Church 1906

 



The following information is taken from the Baptist Church publication "Directory of the First Baptist Church, Douglas, Arizona, 1906". The directory has pictures and advertisements related to Douglas in 1906 and will not be duplicated for this article. The Pastor, at that time, was T. F. Mc Courtney who resided at 182 Fourth Street in Douglas, Arizona.

The Baptists were the first to organize a church in Douglas. Reverend J. L. Limes, the missionary supporter for Arizona, visited the new town of Douglas in the Spring of 1902. His report, at the Convention which met in Phoenix, in March of that year, led to active work being started at Douglas. Brethren Scott and Elliott, of Phoenix, organized the Church May 9, 1902, in the little frame school house which then stood just west of the Calumet Hospital grounds. [This location is in the same block as the present Elks Club located on 10th Street.] A few of the brethren in Phoenix gave the money and a tent was purchased, which was pitched a little north and west of the present YMCA building. [The west end of Tenth Street.] Because of the dust, the first meetings were held in the school house. Being the first on the ground, the present location for our church house was selected on the block set apart for churches. With the help of Reverend George H. Brewer, the corresponding secretary of the A.B.H.M.S., the plans were drawn and steps taken looking toward a permanent house of worship. Reverend William Pearce was chosen by the Missionary Board to be the first pastor, and he served one year. In March 1903, the present pastor came and found five persons who claimed to be members of the church. As there was no place of meeting, a tent, 24 feet by 48 feet, was placed on the lots which had been given for our building. Here the church worshipped for two years, while their house was building, and the congregation grew to more than 100 members. On the third of August, 1905, when the new house was about completed, a fire from a storm destroyed most of the woodwork. Then for two months, the meetings were held in the undertaking parlors of Mr. A. A. Ferguson. In December the house was again ready for use, and we are now ready to complete the house by placing the pews. The dedication is expected to take place in June.

During the present pastorate, 179 members have been received; 69 have been baptized. The present membership numbers 142. The foundation of the church house was laid in August, 1904. The church owes much to Reverend George H. Brewer and the American Baptist Home Mission Society for help rendered, and to many others who have so kindly and generously helped in the great work of planting the church.


 

Membership

 



-A-  
Abbott, Amelia 326 9th Street
   
-B-  
Beauchamp, Mrs. J. C. 951 12th Street
Bethea, Mrs. Emma Lewis 812 15th Street
Bowman, Miss Willie 905 5th Street
Broaddus, T. C. 526 E Avenue
Broaddus, Mrs. T. C 526 E Avenue
Bryant, Mrs. A. B. 326 9th Street
   
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Campbell, Mrs. Allie 1056 15th Street
Carman, T. J. 710 3rd Street
Carman, Mrs. T. J. 710 3rd Street
Carver, Charles A. 5 miles NW of City
Carver, Mrs. Charles A. 5 miles NW of City
Carver, Mrs. M. A. 900 15th Street
Chappel, Hazel Mae 853 4th Street
Chappel, M. C. 853 4th Street
Chappel, Mrs. M. C. 853 4th Street
Childers, Mrs. J. W. 922 17th Street
Cothern, Mrs. D. 727 18th Street
Cothern, Miss Eulah 727 18th Street
   
-D-  
Daniels, Mrs. Ella 718 16th Street
Davenport, Mrs. Jenettie 1025 7th Street
Delmar, Charles 949 18th Street
Demorest, Frank Masonic Building
Doole, Mrs. Jno. S. 801 5th Street
   
-E-  
Exmoyer, Miss Caroline 1047 10th Street
   
-F-  
Fait, Mrs. C. S. 4 miles NE of City
Fait, Roxie 4 miles NE of City
Fait, Bennie 4 miles NE of City
Freede, Mrs. W. J. Queen Hotel
French, Mrs. J. M. 912 13th Street
Furman, Miss Sarah 1051 8th Street
   
-G-  
Goshen, Jesse 932 17th Street
Goshen, Lonnie 932 17th Street
Graham, Mrs. B. F. 1047 10th Street
Graham, Nettie 1047 10th Street
Graham, Mrs. Katy 914 16th Street
Graham, Jesse 914 16th Street
   
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Handy, Mrs. Mary 528 12th Street
Harrison, Mrs. Molly 1024 F Avenue
Harrison, Joveta 1024 F Avenue
Hart, Mrs. Mary 743 17th Street
Hart, Robert 743 17th Street
Hayward, Mrs. Nella Agnus 1317 G Avenue
Hayward, Beatrice Bernice 1317 G Avenue
Holmes, Mrs. Ida Gretchen 661 18th Street
Hofer, Mrs. Annie 734 16th Street
Hofer, Miss Dollie 734 16th Street
Howerton, Mrs. N. B. 734 18th Street
   
-J-  
Johnson, Mrs. R. L. Musgrave's Addition
   
-K-  
Keesee,Mrs. R. H. 745 18th Street
Keesee, Miss Annie 745 18th Street
King, Mrs. Ellen 753 18th Street
King, Mrs. Alice City Water Works
King, Mrs. Lulu 658 14th Street
Kinaziewicz, Mrs. J. E. 736 15th Street
   
-L-  
Larson, Mrs. Emma 636 10th Street
Larson, Miss Mary 757 8th Street
Larsen, Miss Irene 925 D Avenue
Leake, Miss Clyttie 8 miles NW of City
Leake, Miss Lizzie NW of City
Leake, Miss Joana NW of City
Leake, W. A. 922 17th Street
Leake, Mrs. W. A. 922 17th Street
Leake, W. N. 8 miles NW of City
Leake, Mrs. W. N. 8 miles NW of City
Lobb, Edith 736 17th Street
Lobb, Eva 736 17th Street
Lobb, Mrs. Dora 736 17th Street
Lobb, William J. 736 17th Street
   

 

-M-  
Miller, J. M. 411 3rd Street
Miller, Miss Mattie 411 3rd Street
Minor, E. W. 750 16th Street
Minor, Mrs. E. W. 750 16th Street
Minor, Charlie 750 16th Street
Minor, Stella 750 16th Street
Moore, W. K.. 1013 G Avenue
Musgraves, Mrs. M. J. Musgrave's Addition
   
-Mc / Mac-  
MacKinnon, Mrs. J. A. 740 14th Street
McCourtney, T. F. 812 4th Street
McCoy, C. W. 1024 F Avenue
McCoy, Mrs. C. W. 1024 F Avenue
McCoy, Lester 1024 F Avenue
McCoy, Willie 1024 F Avenue
   
-N-  
Nash, Mrs. Emma Pearl 826 17th Street
Nation, Mrs. Eva 908 16th Street
Nevius, Mrs Eliza 754 17th Street
Nulton, Miss Bessie 845 18th Street
Nulton, Elvy 845 18th Street
Nulton, Warren 845 18th Street
Nulton, Mrs. Warren 845 18th Street
   
-P-  
Pepper, Mrs. Aurelia Calumet Addition
Powell, Mrs. F. L. 733 16th Street
   
-R-  
Rascoe, Mrs. W. T. 908 16h Street
Radford, Ray R. 650 13th Street
Rice, Ben 661 13th Street
Rice, Mrs. Ben 661 13th Street
Rice, Donald 661 13th Sheet
Rice, Minnie 661 13th Street
   
-S-  
Scott, Mrs. D. 1008 13th Street
Schaal, Miss Nellie 932 17th Street
Smith, Rev. L. L. 812 4th Street
Smith, Mrs. L. L. 812 4th Street
Skiles, Leslie A. 650 13th Street
Splawn, Mrs. C. T. 903 17th Street
Stark, Wiley 810 4th Street
Stone, Mrs. H. E. 853 11th Street
   
-T-  
Tadlock, M. G. 1006 9th Street
Talbert, C. P. 537 13th Street
Talbert, Mrs. C. P. 537 13th Street
Thompson, Mrs. Annnie 740 1st Street
Townsend, Mrs. E. B. 910 15th Street
   
-V-  
Vaughan, J. H. 826 6th Street
Vaughan, Mrs. J. H. 826 6th Street
   
-W-  
Whitsette, Mrs. Delphia 761 16th Street
Williams, Miss Etta 721 5th Street
   
-Y-  
Yett, Miss Bettie 853 15th Street
Yett, Miss Fannie 853 13th Street
Yett,. Miss Lillie 853 13th Street
Yett, Mrs. Naomi 853 13th Street
   
   
Non-Resident Members  
Bowlus, C. A. Los Angeles, California
Brannum, A. C. Tucson, Arizona
Culp, Mrs. Cos, Sonora, Mexico
Duggan, Mrs. Emma Lake Charles, Louisiana
Handy, E. El Paso, Texas
Henderson, I. M. Bisbee, Arizona
Henderson, Mrs. I. M. Bisbee, Arizona
Kelley, E. L. Beeville, Texas
Kelley, G .B. Roswell, New Mexico
Kelley, Mrs G. B. Roswell, New Mexico
Mauldin, W. E. Bisbee, Arizona
Owin, Mrs. Belle Globe, Arizona
Price, Mrs. Sallie Harper, Texas
Selman, C. C. Bisbee, Arizona
Settlemore, Mrs. F. M. Pleasant Hill, Missouri
Sutherlin, Mrs. A. C. Fort Worth, Texas
Slaughter, W. H. Roswell, New Mexico
Slaughter, Mrs. Sally Roswell, New Mexico
Tombs, Mrs. O. T. Clayton, New Mexico
Todd, Mrs. Lula Bakersville, Arizona
Webb, Mary B. Uplands, California
Wood, Mrs. Nannie K. Sabinal, Texas



 

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Sunday School 
L.A. Skiles Superintendent
W. H. Cleaveland Secretary
Miss Bessie Nulton Treasurer
Earl V. Skiles Librarian
Miss Mattie Miller Organist

Baptist Young People's Union
 
Ray R. Radford President
Miss Ruth Johnston Secretary
Miss Eula Cothern Treasurer
 
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L. A. Skiles  
W. H. Cleaveland  
Miss Nellie Schaal  

Membership Committee 
Miss Bessie Nulton  
Earl V. Skiles  

Missionary Committee
 
T. F. McCourtney  
Charlie Minor  
Miss Hazel Chappel  

Social Committee
Mrs. B. F. Graham  
Miss Dollie Hofer  
Mrs. Ben Rice  

The Juniors
 
Miss Dollie Hofer Leader
Ladies' Aid Society
Mrs. Dora Lobb President
Mrs. Ben Rice Secretary
Mrs. Annie Horer Treasurer
 
Women's Missionary Circle 
Miss Nella Agnes Hayward President
Mrs. Dora Lobb Secretary
Mrs. Emma Larson Treasurer
 
Choir
 
J. A. MacKinnon Director
Mrs. Ben Rice Pianist
Miss Mattie Miller Asst Pianist

 Orchestra 
Ray R. Radford, Director Slide Trombone
Miss Ruth Johnston Pianist
Ira T. Skiles First Violin
Leslie A. Skiles Violincello
Earl Skiles Cornet

Deacons
Ray R. Radford President
M. G. Tadlock Secretary
Ben Rice  
E. W. Minor  
C. W. McCoy  
J. H. Vaughn  
Charles Carver  
H. E. Shannon  


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