Services for Bill Baker, 86, were held in the Whitewright Church of Christ. Mr. Baker was a retired minister with the Church of Christ, having served 11 years at the Whitewright Church of Christ before his retirement. He had served many other years as an associate minister and was a longtime elder. Mr. Baker had served in Texas Churches in Leonard, Jacksboro, McKinney, and League. He served Oklahoma Churches in Noble, Antlers, Cache, Coalgate and Wilburton. Survived by his wife; one son; one daughter; one grandson; three great-grandchildren. --The Olney Enterprise, November 22, 2001
William Hughes Baker, Jr. graduated from Grahan High School and Abilene Christian College in 1950. He served in the Field Artillery in World War II. He and his wife were married in Greenville, Texas, October 17, 1942. --Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
Gospel preacher who served in churches in Texas at Leonard, Jacksboro, McKinney, League, and Whitewright. He served churches in Oklahoma at Noble, Antlers, Cache, Coalgate, and Wilburton. As a debater, he is listed in The Encyclopedia of Religious Debates by Tommy Thrasher. Debates:_ Smith (Church of Christ); near Coalgate, OK; c. 1953; the "cup" in the Lord's supper.
William Hughes Baker, Jr. graduated from Grahan High School and Abilene Christian College in 1950. He served in the Field Artillery in World War II. He and his wife were married in Greenville, Texas, October 17, 1942. --Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
Gospel preacher who served in churches in Texas at Leonard, Jacksboro, McKinney, League, and Whitewright. He served churches in Oklahoma at Noble, Antlers, Cache, Coalgate, and Wilburton. As a debater, he is listed in The Encyclopedia of Religious Debates by Tommy Thrasher. Debates:_ Smith (Church of Christ); near Coalgate, OK; c. 1953; the "cup" in the Lord's supper.
Services for Bill Baker, 86, were held in the Whitewright Church of Christ. Mr. Baker was a retired minister with the Church of Christ, having served 11 years at the Whitewright Church of Christ before his retirement. He had served many other years as an associate minister and was a longtime elder. Mr. Baker had served in Texas Churches in Leonard, Jacksboro, McKinney, and League. He served Oklahoma Churches in Noble, Antlers, Cache, Coalgate and Wilburton. Survived by his wife; one son; one daughter; one grandson; three great-grandchildren. --The Olney Enterprise, November 22, 2001
William Hughes Baker, Jr. graduated from Grahan High School and Abilene Christian College in 1950. He served in the Field Artillery in World War II. He and his wife were married in Greenville, Texas, October 17, 1942. --Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
Gospel preacher who served in churches in Texas at Leonard, Jacksboro, McKinney, League, and Whitewright. He served churches in Oklahoma at Noble, Antlers, Cache, Coalgate, and Wilburton. As a debater, he is listed in The Encyclopedia of Religious Debates by Tommy Thrasher. Debates:_ Smith (Church of Christ); near Coalgate, OK; c. 1953; the "cup" in the Lord's supper.
William Hughes Baker, Jr. graduated from Grahan High School and Abilene Christian College in 1950. He served in the Field Artillery in World War II. He and his wife were married in Greenville, Texas, October 17, 1942. --Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
Gospel preacher who served in churches in Texas at Leonard, Jacksboro, McKinney, League, and Whitewright. He served churches in Oklahoma at Noble, Antlers, Cache, Coalgate, and Wilburton. As a debater, he is listed in The Encyclopedia of Religious Debates by Tommy Thrasher. Debates:_ Smith (Church of Christ); near Coalgate, OK; c. 1953; the "cup" in the Lord's supper.
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