Bible Thought Editorial Be sober and vigilant warning
An editorial excerpt cites 1 Peter 5 8 urging readers to stay sober and vigilant as the Devil prowls like a lion seeking prey in daily life. The piece frames moral caution for the audience and emphasizes spiritual alertness.
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Peter
Frontier Spirit Too Strong To Dim In Modern Agriculture
A speaker compares historic frontier struggles to today’s farming challenges. He urges rebuilding roads and schools, conserving soil and water, and uniting communities to reclaim land, improve cultivation, and sustain the region amidst erosion and abandonment.
Texans at Camp Hood Training Guard for National Defense
The Texas National Guard with 8000 volunteers trains at Camp Hood this summer. Soldiers from the 49th Armored Division the 36th Infantry and the 56th Cavalry Group receive basic instruction to ready for emergencies. Guardsmen emphasize strength discipline and patriotism while upholding Texas military traditions.
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Texas National Guard
Camp Hood
49Th Armored Division
36Th Infantry
56Th Cavalry Group
Texas
National Guard
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Card of Thanks for Pfe Elihu Marshall
The Marshall family extends thanks for acts of kindness after the death and burial of Pfe Elihu Marshall. They acknowledge Sunset Baptist Church VFW American Legion Bowie Flower Shop Owens and Brumley Funeral Home local press and many friends and neighbors.
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Pfe
Elihu Marshall
Sunset Baptist Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Bowie
Owens and Brumley Funeral Home
E. H. Marshall
W. A. Reaves
Weldon Elrod
Midshipman Latham Completes Summer Submarine Cruise
Midshipman David M. Latham of Bowie Texas has completed a phase of his summer training cruise aboard a submarine with Submarine Squadron 2 at Guantanamo Bay Cuba under Task Force 84. The program included torpedo firing depth charges and routine submarine duties. Training continues to late August. Mr and Mrs Claude Scott left August 16 for Stephenville to make their home.
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David M. Latham
East Wise Street
Bowie
Texas
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Claude Scott
Stephenville
New Water Shed Soil Conservation District Approved
The Middle Creek Sub watershed was approved for assistance this fiscal year by the Upper West Fork District Supervisors. Soil Conservation Service representatives met landowners in the South Fruitland group to discuss programs. Farmers work with SCS, plan details, and terrace projects extend soil protection near Vashti. Mr and Mrs C A Wilson return from Colorado vacation.
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Bowie Soil Office
Middle Creek
Upper West Fork
Soil Conservation Service
South Fruitland Conservation Group
Sail Conservation Service
W. F. Barker
W. J. Green
Terrel Clark
New Liberty Conservation Group
Vashti
Cross Timbers
Pleasant Ridge Home Demonstration Club Ice Cream Supper
The Pleasant Ridge Home Demonstration Club women hosted an ice cream supper Saturday night August 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs A C Fielder. Mrs L E Harvey led a lively program with prizes awarded to all winners and servings of ice cream cake and cookies.
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Pleasant Ridge
A. F. Fielder
L. E. Harvey
G. B. Studebackr
Max Rutledge
C. I. Drury
Tom Ditto
Raymond
Jim McCarrol
Claude Rhyne
Floyd
Bettye
Judy
Jimmie
Patsy
F. I. Myers
Margaret
John Nelson
John McKee
Southland
Viola Chandler
Paul
A. C. Fielder
Visits Reported by T E L Class Members
The T E L Class of the First Baptist Church held their August 12 meeting at the church with a short business session led by president Mrs A O Hurdt. Reports were excellent including many visits and a love gift presented to Mr and Mrs Stegall. Social hour served refreshments for one visitor and 19 members.
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T.E.L
First Baptist Church
A. O. Hurdt
Stegall
Willie Rhone
Mmes. E. R. Mangum
Walter Evans
Whit Coffield
Walter Coffield
Windfield Scott
C. H. Scott
George Gibson
A. M. Vaught
J. M. Chapman
Bill Nichols
I. H. McVicker
J. M. Willingham
J. M. Moody
J. W. Jackson
Bob Latham
Bob Raley to Play in Oil Bowl
Bowie fans will see Bob Raley in the Oil Bowl at Wichita Falls on Friday night August 27. He was chosen with 21 Texas high school graduates of 1948 to face Oklahoma all-stars. Raley, an all state football and basketball pick and top district track scorer, will attend the University of Texas to play football and basketball.
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Bowie
Bob Raley
Texas
Oklahoma
Wichita Falls
Raley
University of Texas
Pat Wright
Loyd Price
Homer Jackson
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