Psalm Verse Quote About Slander and Pride
A historical newspaper card records a biblical verse from Psalms 101:5 about slander and pride. The line expresses divine judgment on the deceitful neighbor and the proud heart as a moral axiom.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1944
Page
2
A historical newspaper card records a biblical verse from Psalms 101:5 about slander and pride. The line expresses divine judgment on the deceitful neighbor and the proud heart as a moral axiom.
A wartime plea urges Americans to buy Government War Bonds to curb inflation and support the war drive. It attacks cashing bonds quickly, calls saving and investing essential, and warns that delaying savings will bring hardship later. It frames bond purchases as patriotic and fiscally prudent.
Ted Daley of Montague Dairy Products Company proposes a $1,000 pool to buy superior bred Jersey heifers for local club boys. Calves from each cow return to the pool, boosting regional dairy production and inspiring future dairymen, with strong backing sought from local business leaders.
A prayer expresses gratitude for safety shelter sun rain fertile fields food and peace. It thanks God for valiant hearts and willing hands and for the right to live work pray and strive toward a world of freedom. Signed by Donna Mae German.
Mrs. M. A. Proctor of Sunset was notified by the War Department that her son Pfc. Lorene Proctor was killed in action on November 3 while serving with the Seventh Army in the French invasion. He served four years in the Army and had over two years overseas, with front line duty in North Africa Italy and France. Private Proctor, born and raised in Huddleston community near Sunset, was a Sunset high school graduate.
WPA announces price support for butcher hogs weighing 200 to 270 pounds at 12.50 Chicago basis until June 20, 1945. Dan L. Boyd, District Representative of WFA's distribution office stated. Since October 1 the program covers 200 to 240 pound hogs. previously 200 to 270 pound hogs were supported.
An Army Transport Command ship carried C. C. Ashley and his son Allen from Amarillo to Dallas for emergency poliomyelitis treatment. Accompanied by nurse Mrs Dorothy Conrad Underwood, they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Conrad of Bowie. The infant was placed in an iron lung during the journey.
Lt Nelson R Moore of 312 Strong St Bowie Maryland has earned silver wings at Frederick Army Air Field Okla after completing ten months of intensive twin engine bomber pilot training. The graduation marks his transition from trainee to an Allied airman ready to join the fight to liberate an enslaved world as a qualified big ship pilot.
Bill Cooper S2c whose parents reside in Bowie is prepar ing for duty with the amphibious forces aboard an LST Landing Ship Tank one of the biggest ships in the Navy invasion fleet. Bill has been assigned to the
At Camp Bradford Virginia a crew of the amphibious training base demonstrates loading and unloading on a 300 foot LST. The vessel lands assault troops and tanks directly onto beachheads under protection from warships and Navy planes while its bow doors spill troops ashore.
A Griffin drugstore advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment for sprains bruises sore muscles from exercise or bad weather with a promise of comfort after gentle rubbing.
Pfc. Tabby Lancaster of the Women Marine Corps is home on a 14 day emergency furlough to visit her father C. E. Lancaster who had a major operation in Bowie Hospital last week. She is stationed at Cherry Point North Carolina. Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
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