Methodist clergyman. Born– September 6, 1902, Comanche County, Tex. Parents– Charles and Ola (Smith) Foote. Married– Lucy Lee Young, 1927. Children– One. Education– Southern Methodist University, B.D., M.A.; Iliff School of Theology, Th.D.  Admitted to the Northwest Texas Methodist Conference, 1924. Served churches in Amarillo, Pampas and Fort Worth, Tex.; Little Rock, Ark.; Montgomery (1941-1944), Ala.; Dayton, Ohio. Religion editor for Ft. Worth Star Telegram. Awarded honorary degrees by Miami University of Ohio; Wilberforce University; and Texas Wesleyan University. Died February 25, 1989.

Source:

Encyclopedia of World Methodism.

Publication(s):

After This Manner. Fort Worth, Tex.; Hilburn Printing Co., 19–.

Communion Meditations. New York; Abingdon Press, 1951.

Footnotes; Sidewalk Sermonettes …. Westwood, N.J.; Revell, 1956.

How God Helps. New York; Abingdon Press, 1960.

Just Plain Bread …. Nashville; The Parthenon Press, 1938.

Keys to Conquest …. Westwood, N.J.; Revell, 1933.

Lamps Without Oil. Montgomery, Ala.; The Paragon Press, 1944.

Living in Four Dimensions. Westwood, N.J.; Revell, 1953.

The Transformation of the Twelve. New York; Abingdon Press, 1958.

The Words of Jesus from the Cross. Dayton; Otterbein Press, 1948.