Children Scratch the Family Car Soon
A lighthearted note suggests the children will soon be scratching the family car rather than the furniture, implying inevitable playful mischief and domestic humor.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1949
Page
2
A lighthearted note suggests the children will soon be scratching the family car rather than the furniture, implying inevitable playful mischief and domestic humor.
A columnist suggests society grants a persona of virtue through purchase but warns the favorable status is fleeting. The piece reflects on social optics and the transient value of reputation in communal life.
A reflective note urging collective attention to shared problems and the need for thoughtful public discourse to improve life for all. The writer emphasizes personal responsibility and community consideration in addressing societal concerns.
A judge advocates giving a pet on the back as a remedy for juvenile delinquency, arguing that a gentle pat, when applied low, can deter misbehavior and encourage better conduct.
The Christmas program at the Church of the Nazarene is set for Sunday December 18 with Christmas songs readings and the play The Gift of Gifts set in Bethlehem. 12 or 15 characters will participate. A 7 p.m. Sunday evening service follows plus a December 21 4 15 p m gathering for children to record voices.
The Women of the Presbyterian Church gathered December 13 in the church recreation room for their annual Christmas party. An all day event featured songs, prayers, a devotional, a Christmas verse, and a gift exchange beneath a decorated tree with Mrs. Paul Donald acting as Santa and helpers Mike and Judy Merriweather and Leo Sheppard. About fifty members and guests attended.
The Thursday Club met in the Club Room on December 8 with Mrs. R C Cady hosting. Mrs. Charles Gant led the business meeting and reports. plans were made for the Christmas party and gift exchange. Mrs. L J Lann directed the program The Show of Violence assisted by Mrs. Donna Cupples, depicting violence from Biblical times to the present.
At the Sunset home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Motley on Saturday December 10 a wedding anniversary and three birthdays were celebrated. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jones observed their 49th wedding anniversary while birthdays marked the occasions of E. R. Motley Miss Opal Jones and Carolyn Burris. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jones and their family Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Motley and sons Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Troy Burris and daughter Sgt. and Mrs. A. J. Kuhutek C. E. Burris Mrs. Eva Grayson Mrs. Haywood Ritchey and daughter and Miss Opal Jones.
A playful line notes the goal of charity events to collect donations by visiting homes. It emphasizes the challenge of finding participants at home to receive contributions and suggests persistence and outreach as needed.
A note highlights how birthdays are celebrated mainly by children, marking each year with small parties and shared traditions. The piece emphasizes the joyful routine and communal participation in birthday customs.
GE electric irons with auto automatic heat control advertised at Moyer Dutton offering prices as low as $8.95. The sale highlights a bargain for households seeking reliable ironing performance and energy efficiency.
The annual Fireman’s Ball will be held Monday night December 26 in the City Auditorium basement. Naylor's Orchestra will provide music and the ball starts at 9 p.m. Tickets cost $2 per couple and are sold by Volunteer Firemen members or at the Fire Hall. Proceeds go to Bowie Volunteer Firemen.
E G Wood was a business visitor in Dallas on Tuesday. Nations and individuals must stand or fall on vital principles. Many people still rely on tomorrow as the greatest labor saving device.
An early Christmas card feature offers a lovely assortment of cards for sale with or without the buyer's name, advertised in The Bowie News.
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