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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1952
Page
2
Public notice from The Bowie News invites corrections for misstatements and outlines subscription rates of 2.00 per year in Montague Wise Clay Jack Wichita Cooke and Denton counties and 4.00 elsewhere. Paper established February 9 1922 and mailed as second class post.
A biblical verse from Luke 17 6 expresses that faith as small as a mustard seed can command a sycamine tree to be uprooted and planted in the sea, and it would obey. The saying emphasizes remarkable power through even tiny faith.
Boyd Bartenbruch urged parents and officials to curb youth crime. He cited broken homes and unrestricted car use as key factors fueling theft, drinking, and dangerous road behavior among Montague County youths. He called for parental oversight and community action to reduce delinquency.
A candidate sued a Tulsa newspaper after his letter responding to criticism was not published. The court sustained the paper's demurrer, citing reasons such as lack of space and political campaign constraints.
A Wichita Daily Times opinion notes newspapers are not legally bound to publish letters to the editor. It cites Tulsa ruling showing space limits justify selectivity, avoiding liability for omitting reader letters while balancing fair coverage.
The lesson centers on Matthew 2 verses 1 to 12 focusing on the visit of the Wise Men to Bethlehem. They seek the newborn king, present gold frankincense and myrrh, and depart after God warns them. Herod’s jealousy spurs flight to Egypt, fulfilling prophecy. The text urges wholehearted seeking of God as the path to discovery.
MacDowell Club members gathered at the Potter Coffield home for a Christmas program led by president Mrs. James Lutz. The event featured piano and voice numbers, carols, and a reading on Peace on Earth. Members listed include Mrs. C Y Cosby and Miss Pat Bradley. gifts were exchanged and two poinsettia plants given in honor of helpers. Refreshments followed the program.
Evans, G. H. Golden, R. E. Tyler, C. H. Thompson, J. H. Wallender, E. W. Wright, James Lutz, Jack Miller, Robert McPherson, M. B. Powell, W. A. Ragsdale, Harry Schafer, Walter Slaughter, W. H. Stephens, B. E. Watson, Misses Inez Rudy, Lillie Huff, June Tyler, Pat Bradley and hostesses the Arrangement committee included Mmes Benson, McPherson, W. Slaughter, Schafer, Coffield, Merrette, Misses Rudy and Tyler.
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