Swastika Across Time in Prehistoric Relics
The swastika, also called Fulot, is a pre Christian cross symbol found in relics across both hemispheres dating back to prehistoric times, showing its wide historical reach and enduring impact.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1946
Page
3
The swastika, also called Fulot, is a pre Christian cross symbol found in relics across both hemispheres dating back to prehistoric times, showing its wide historical reach and enduring impact.
First Methodist Church lists morning sermon Behind Me Satan with Sunday school at 9 45 directed by A K Yates and youth fellowship at 5 20 in the Annex. Evening service at 7 features Inter viewing Jesus. Also Crusade for Christ program at Clark Memorial and First Christian Church announces services and a Bible guide event. A Greenville marriage: Miss Sarah E Ball and Adrian D Gentry wed Friday evening at Lamar Ave Baptist with Rev W O Majors officiating. The American Legion plans a July summer carnival and fundraising, with J P Darwin as chairman. Legion rooms are being refurbished and pool tables reconditioned.
Johnson and Tunie united in marriage Monday in a ceremony read aloud at the church. The couple plans to reside in the local area as they begin their new life together.
An advertisement touts a home weight loss plan with a marketed tonic barca formerly Barcel Cancer 0.6 and grapefruit juice. It urges readers to buy from a druggist and take tablets twice daily, claiming rapid loss of inches from neck bust abdomen hips and ankles and promising improved youthfulness.
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