Women's Missionary Federation Meets in Amarillo Event
Upward of 199 members from the Women's Missionary Federation of the American Lutheran Church in the Lubbock district will attend the fifth annual meeting in Amarillo. Delegates from Panhandle and West Texas Lutheran churches gather to hear Rev. John G. Kuethe of Odessa and other speakers on the 1950 theme The Hope of the World. Officers for the Lubbock group include Mrs. Herbert Gerhart, Winters. Mrs. Lenro Keeton, Larick. Mrs. Werner Teggemann, Lubbock. and Mrs. R. S. Lewis, Sagerton.
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Women's Missionary Federation of the American Lutheran Church
Lubbock
Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas
Hosta
Hope
Women’s Missionary Federation of the American Lutheran Church
John G. Kuethe
Christ Lutheran Church
Odessa
Lowell ©. Green
Slaton
Lutheran Church In
Texas
E W. Steinbring
Austin
Women’s Missionary Federation
Herbert Gerhart
Winters
Lenro Keeton
Larick
Werner Teggemann
R. S. Lewis
Sagerton
Judge Thomason to Hear Cases in Federal Court
Judge Robert E. Thomason of the Federal District Court at Fl Paso will be in Federal Court the week of September 5 to hear cases in which Judge Joe B. Dooley has disqualified himself. Dooley has previously recused in several old cases tied to his former law firm before taking the federal bench.
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Robert E. Thomason
Federal District Court
Fl Paso
Joe B. Dooley
Dooley
Youth Surrenders To Local Police
G T Jett, 20, surrendered to local police late yesterday after family notified law enforcement he was wanted in Beaumont. He faces a felony theft charge connected to the alleged theft of 1200 dollars and a pickup truck from their employer, with Beaumont officers planning to take him there tomorrow.
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G. T. Jett
Beaumont
Jett
West Sixth
Revival Services at United Pentecostal Church
Pastor Rev. Bill Wilkerson leads revival at the United Pentecostal Church on Bowie with evangelists Rev. C. L. Gillum and Rev. Archie Alderson of the International Bible College San Antonio. Services run nightly at ro clock including Saturdays and may continue through next week per Rev. Gilker son.
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New United Pentecostal Church
Bowie
Bill Wilkerson
C. L. Gillum
Archie Alderson
International Bible College
San Antonio
Gilkerson
Social Security Checks Hiked in Panhandle
The 1950 Social Security Act amendment signed by President Truman raises old age and survivors insurance checks for 2,589 beneficiaries in the Panhandle. Amarillo Federal Security Agency manager John R. Sanderson says October checks for September will reflect the automatic increase of about 39 thousand dollars monthly, raising total September payments from about 45 thousand to an estimated 84 thousand.
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Texas Panhandle
Truman
John R. Sanderson
Amarillo
Amarillo Field Office
Social Security Administration
Sanderson
Panhandle
Ruth Class Meeting Friday at Mrs Gray Home
The Ruth Class of Temple Baptist Church will hold a 7 30 pm business session Friday at 4209 Lipscomb at the home of Mrs Ruth Gray.
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Ruth
Temple Baptist Church
Ruth Gray
Lipscomb
L. F. Briggs of Fort Worth Dies
L. F. Briggs of Fort Worth died at Northwest Texas Hospital after a week in care. He was 64, born December 26, 1886, in Missouri, and a retired railway mail clerk. Survivors include brothers A. P. Briggs and Charles Briggs and sister Nina Pearl Briggs. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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A. P. Briggs
Davidson
Leaves Fall Limiting Water Loss In Winter Trees
A tree stores more water in winter than in summer as leaf loss reduces transpiration. Without foliage the canopy cannot shed moisture, keeping internal water higher and altering seasonal water balance.
Mother Bears Hidden Burdens in Family Households
An analysis discusses how mothers shoulder most caregiving duties and household management. It notes persistent expectations, time pressures, and emotional labor within traditional family roles across cultural contexts.
New gibbet erected on Inkpen Beacon replacing 400-year-old display
A new gibbet has been erected on Inkpen Beacon in England to replace a four century old structure once used to display the bodies of highwaymen.
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Inkpen Beacon
England
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