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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
8
Sunday school at 9 45 worship at 11 00 Epworth League 6 15 Missionary Society 4 00 p m Tuesday worship service 7 00 p m Pastor O P Kiker directs services notes the church times and leadership.
First Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 with J W Whitman and preaching at 10 50 by the pastor who will occupy the pulpit for both services. BTA meets at 6 45 led by Miss Viola Skinner. Monday 7 00 to 8 00 p m young people's auxiliaries meet. Wednesday 7 30 prayer meeting led by the pastor. Visitors welcome. A C Turner pastor.
The church hosts Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m The Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at 2 30 p m Preaching occurs on the first Saturday night and every Sunday and Sunday night of the month led by Pastor G L Waddle.
The notice lists church activities including preaching on the first second and fourth Sundays, Sunday School weekly at 10:00 a m, Young People's meeting at 6:30 p m, and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7:00 p m. Christian Science Church holds Sunday services at 11:00 a m and Wednesday at 7:30 p m with lesson sermons from Psalms Colossians and Eddy's Science and Health.
Avery Brown, 51, former Mountain View operator, was convicted in Circuit Court of beating W. McKee 83, with a small terrier during a heated argument. Brown received 80 days in jail and a $100 fine. McKee survived serious injuries.
A reflective piece links modern farm planning to historic Texas methods of "pitching the crops" on a College Station to Dallas highway memory. It ties springtime field prep to family living, food, and livestock needs, echoing forefathers’ serious agricultural planning.
A reflective passage describes planning cash crops to suit a family and land, enjoying a scenic ride, yet disturbed by blue smoke from widespread brush and trash cleanup. The narrator condemns the damage to humus and valuable land, noting the cleaners’ ignorance of their wrong.
Life time scholarship offer from Brantley Drauuh College in Fort Worth for $25 cash apply at Bowie Booster office. New Battery Radio complete with batteries $24.95 from Radio Service Co. Albert Bacher owner. Who wants a beautiful piano at a bargain upright piano with duet bench may arrive soon in your area. Also Baby Grand in two tone mahogany with terms. May take live stock prairie or feed as part payment. Address at once BROOK MAYS & CO Reliable Piano House Dallas Texas. 4t
Recruiting notice for Rawleigh in Jack County and Bowie seeks men to start earning about 25 dollars weekly with rapid growth on 800-family routes. Apply today to Rawleigh Dept. TXC-73-S in Memphis Tennessee.
A Sentinel analysis traces the growth of indirect taxes hidden in the cost of living from 1932 to 1935. It shows direct taxes shrinking share while invisible levies climb, paid largely by working families through higher prices for food, clothing, and shelter.
A Chicago woman named Mrs Anna Shromek reported neck pain for a year. The doctor inspecting her throat discovered a needle about one and a half inches long lodged there.
Philadelphia report notes Carl K. Withers of New Jersey argues for sound criteria in bank charters. He criticizes overbanking and political influence, urges community need, integrity of promoters, and careful limits on new or merged banks to avoid monopoly and unsafe competition.
About 1500 bankers from fifteen eastern states attended a two day January conference in Philadelphia. The American Bankers Association organized the event to discuss legislative, managerial, and public relations issues and to review provisions of the Banking Act of 1935 and related regulations.
William A. Boyd of Ithaca New York challenges a statement of an apparent loss of public confidence in banks. He notes that bank deposits continue to rise and argues banks that served communities since 1929 deserve respect and confidence and need not regain public trust.
A local newspaper offer at Dallas and Bowie markets lists The Dallas Semi-Weekly Farm News and The Bowie Booster as annual subscriptions priced at 1.00 dollars for one year each.
The Trust Division of the American Bankers Association lists 2,853 institutions with aggregate capital funds of 4.416 billion dollars and total resources of 35.443 billion. It records 6,949 people employed in trust work across 1,356 state-chartered and 1,497 national banks with trust departments in 1,684 cities and towns.
In March the booster fee increases to 73 units per year. The change affects supporters and donors, with officials noting steady funding for ongoing programs.
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