Monday, January 20, 1947 was the sixth day of the Camden, AR meetings. Below is an excerpt from the Pentecostal Herald publication.

Pentecostal Herald, March 1947:

Travelogue of the General Superintendent (H.A. Goss):

"On Monday, Brother and Sister Brown and myself went to Camden, Arkansas, where Brother Branham was conducting a revival meeting, and it seems that the hand of the Lord is on this brother. He is used of the Lord in praying for the sick."

January 20th, the 1950 Houston meetings changed venue to the Sam Houston Coliseum for the next eight days. The meetings had previously been held at the City Auditorium, January 10th through the 19th.

Thursday night was nearing the close of the services to be held at the high school, before moving to the Philadelphia Church, to close out the meetings.

On this day, Brother Branham held the first of the weekend services in Sturgis, MI at the high school auditorium.

Brother Branham was home at the Tabernacle on this Sunday, and spoke in the morning, and again in the evening.

He told the congregation he would be returning to the field, and holding meetings in Lima, OH, in the week to come, and desired their prayers.

The recording for this day, was not one of the regular services, during the Beaumont campaign, but a personal interview with three sisters from the area.

Later that evening, Brother Branham held a regular service at the American Legion Hall.

During January of 1962, Brother Branham was in the Phoenix area speaking at different churches, prior to the Christian Business Men's convention. On this day, he spoke at the Westwood Assembly Of God Church, Lloyd L. Groomer, Pastor.

Visiting the (Spanish) Apostolic Church, Brother Branham preached a morning message before traveling across the city for an evening service at the Jesus Name Church.

Brother Branham was in Phoenix, holding services at the Ramada Inn, prior to the Business Men's convention.

On this day in 1965, Brother Branham was speaking at the Ramada Inn, to close out four days of meetings before the Business Men's convention.