Store Manager Reflects On Differences Between Girls And Boys
J O Hutto of 704 North Cleveland comments that girls cause more worry for mothers than sons. He notes girls are more concerned with clothes and costly wardrobes, but they are also tidier, with that extra clothing money being the bigger difference.
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J. O. Hutto
North
Cleveland
W. R. Howard
Virginia
H Clyde Parden
Garfield
Leroy Reeves
East Thirteenth
W. E. Stevenson
Travis
Christian Science Sunday Services Lesson on Truth
The lesson sermon for Sunday July 23 will focus on Truth. Key citations include Psalms 57:3 and Deuteronomy 32:4, with text from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy contrasting material sense with spiritual sense as witness to Truth.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Woman Killed in Crash Near Lamesa
Mrs. A. M. Buck Bennett Jr about 27 was killed when her car collided with an empty sand truck south of Lamesa. Bill Fleming 27 of Brownfield said brake failure caused the truck to turn. Fleming was charged with negligent homicide by Sheriff Roy King.
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Lamesa
A. M. “Buck” Bennett, Jr
Here
Bill Fleming
Brownfield
Fleming
Roy King
World hides needed to supply US shoe leather in 1950
An estimated 104 million animal hides and skins from all corners of the world will be required in 1950 to meet America's demand for shoes and leather soles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World
America
Heavy Spender Blames Blondes In Chicago Job
A 19 year old from New Jersey, Robert E. Dernbach Jr., came to Chicago with 4200 dollars, is jailed for defrauding an innkeeper at Morrison Hotel, and blames his finances on thirsty blondes. He stated he withdrew 3009 dollars, took his father's car and sold it for 1200 dollars. Police seek theft charges from New Jersey authorities. A hearing is set for July 26. Bartenders say he appeared wealthy.
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Chicago
New Jersey
Robert E. Dernbach, Jr
North Bergen
Dernbach
Boys Court
Morrison Hotel
Ps Steamfitter
Mohammedans View Coffee as Intoxicant in Early Adoption
The Mohammedans regarded coffee as intoxicating when first introduced and it remains prohibited by the Koran. The statement reflects the historical caution toward coffee in Muslim societies and the persistence of religious ruling against its use.
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The
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Frank Thomason
Amarillo National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Potter County
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Houston
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Sander
R. Mo
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