Simple Preaching Is Best Evangelism Meeting Told
The final session of a four day Methodist evangelism conference urged use of simple words and illustrations so children and adults may understand sermons. Bishop Selecman cited an old preacher who said preaching to children helps the old folks grasp it. Charles Baumberger Sr., 84, longtime head of the San Antonio Portland Cement Co., died at his home. Poland sending surplus potatoes to Germany.
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Dawson C. Bryan
Houston
Charles C. Selecman
San Antonio
Charles Baumberger
Oldest Khiva Temple divan members re elected on Wednesday
The Khiva Temple re elected its oldest officers on Wednesday with the treasurer Mr. Smith starting his seventh year in office and Recorder Galle beginning his eleventh year.
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Khiva Temple
Smith
Galle
Change Rail Stop Name to Boys Ranch
The Burlington Lines renamed Magneta stop west of Amarillo to Boys Ranch to honor local humanitarian work for disadvantaged youths. Dispatchers received the change from Robt. L. Hoyt, with credit to Jinx Mode and C. D. Peckenpaugh for pushing the effort.
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Amarillo
Robt. L. Hoyt
Hoyt
Amari
Panhandle
Ess Boys
Jinx Mode
C. D. Peckenpaugh
Fort Worth
Billy Stone Becomes Newest Boys Ranch Resident
Billy Stone, seven, of Amarillo is the newest resident at the Boys Ranch. He registered this week and is adapting to ranch life as his mother, working in a one room apartment, struggles to provide care.
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Amarillo
Boys Ranch
Billy
Self and Four Daughters Attend Ranch School Move
A family story notes that Billy attends Boys Ranch school now housed in quarters moved from Dalhart Air Field.
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Self
Billy
Dalhart Air Field
Tonsils Removed From 1010 Carolina Resident
Irma Heidebrecht aged 1010 Carolina underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Production of vaccines is being increased in Japan.
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Irma Heidebrecht
Carolina
Japan
Mayor Hagy to seek Washington view on Amarillo field grant
Mayor Lawrence Hagy will travel to Washington DC to press Civil Aeronautics Administration and War Assets Administration for the disposition of Amarillo Army Air Field. He faces repeated setbacks as federal officials reportedly denied a revenue producing property request due to restoration stipulations.
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Washington
Amarillo Army Air Field
Hagy
Civil Aeronautics Administration
War Assets Administration
Mayor Hagg
Hagg
Mrs chosen County for 1948 Peppy Blocker campaign
Mrs chosen County heads the 1948 Donley March of Dimes drive with Peppy Blocker as honorary chairman, organizing local fundraising and awareness efforts.
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Chosen County
Peppy Blocker
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