Bible Thought for This Week
Editorial reflecting on James 1 5 urging readers to ask God for wisdom and trust in divine generosity. The piece emphasizes humility and faith, urging personal reflection and prayer as a source of guidance and understanding.
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God
James
Bowie Band Praised as Civic Asset Strengthening Youth
Article lauds the Bowie High School Band as a cultural and social asset aiding delinquency prevention and community pride. It highlights upcoming performances at Gainesville Centennial Exposition and Mid Century Music Festival, plus scholarships earned by graduates from band training.
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Bowie
Dallas
Rucker
Voting as Duty and Defense in a Democratic Primary
An opinion urges strong citizen participation in Saturday’s primary. It warns that voter indifference risks empowering minority groups and eroding freedoms, noting voting is both a privilege and imperative in a republic and that abstaining can drive toward losing the right to vote.
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Andrew Jackson
1936 runoff results and schedule items in local races
In the August 1936 runoff Marvin F. London defeats P. Warren for Representative by 627 votes while H. T. Chandler wins Sheriff over C. D. Bennett by 1211 votes. J. H. Stout defeats J. K. Hunter for Commissioner Precinct No. 2 by 70 votes. The schedule lists games against Jacksboro Henrietta Decatur Bellevue Saint Jo and two with Nocona with two open dates. A 14 day singing school taught by Smith Wall closed August 24 with good attendance. Local grocery prices in August 1936 include spuds 33c per 10 lb, bananas 10c per dozen, sausage 12 2c, salt bacon 17c, Libbys tomato juice 20c for three cans, Maxwell House coffee 25c lb, Imperial sugar 52c for 10 lb.
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Marvin F. London
P. 9. Warren
H. T. Chandler
Sheriff
C. D. Bennett
Chandler
J. H
Harry) Stout
J. K. Hunter
Jacksboro
Henrietta
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Nocona
Smith Wall
Libby
Maxwell House
Political Announcements and Local Civic Notes
Includes party primary notices for State Senator 22nd District Wayne Wagonseller and Bob Proffer, plus local campaign items. Reports first Jackrabbit squad practice with six lettermen named. Notes Rotary Club address on Civil Service, hotel sale, county treasurer candidates, and weekend visitors. Bowie News mentions school term dates and enrollment.
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Wayne W. Wagonseller
R. L
Bob) Proffer
Grouu
Bill Worthy
Dan Lee Martin
W. A. Barker
Roland Hatcher
Cecil Young
Lawrence Edgin
Mary the Mother of Jesus a Model of Faith and Family
The lesson portrays Mary as a noble, faithful figure chosen by God and the Magnificat as a deeply pious song. It traces Mary’s role from the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem through His public ministry and crucifixion, highlighting her concern as a mother and her presence with the early disciples awaiting the Spirit.
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Jesus
Elisabeth
John the Baptist
Lord
Miliar
Caesar Augustus
Joseph
Nazareth
Bethlehem
David
Messiah
Cana
Capernaum
Simeon
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