Thursday Club Yuletide Party At Club Room
The Thursday Club held a Christmas party with Roy Sanders reciting The Road To Bethlehem and accordionist Monday Markham performing White Christmas and Silent Night. Mrs Harry Karlsberg played carols as Ronnie Rucker and Fredda Winsett dressed as Santa Claus distributed gifts from the lighted tree.
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Chas. Gant
Roy Sanders
Bethlehem
Markham
Harry Karlsberg
St. Mary’s
Ronnie Rucker
Fredda Winsett
Santa Claus
Walter Coffield
Nandinas
Younger Family Christmas Guests Include Amarillo and Jacksboro
Mrs. M. A. Younger hosted guests on Christmas Day with Dr. and Mrs. Jack Younger of Amarillo and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Younger and family from Jacksboro joining in the celebration.
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M. A. Younger
Jack Younger
Amarillo
Rex Younger
Jacksboro
Love for God and neighbor shapes Christian life
A sermon traces the greatest commandment to love God with all, and the greatest grace as love surpassing faith and hope. It lists seven love characteristics, including worship, blameless living, prayer, study of scripture, sacrifice for God, embracing believers, and obedience, linking eternal life to present devotion.
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Christ
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Find It or Sell It with Bowie News Want Ad
Classified appeal for readers to place or respond to demand ads in the Bowie News Want Ad section. Readers can list items for sale or request needed goods and services in a rapid local marketplace.
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Bowie News
Marriages and holiday notices from Post Oak area
Postoak News reports multiple December marriages including Miss Rosa Scarber and a groom who served with the 36th Division in Europe, and Miss Gracie Clayton and David Kennedy from Brownfield. It notes holiday homecomings, a birth in Brownfield, a traffic injury to Jack Williamson, and travels of locals including C. T. Moreland's mission to Europe.
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Rosa Scarber
Jim Scarber
Cecil Schmittou
Bunk Schmittou
Electra
Europe
Miss Weaver
Gracie Clayton
O. Clayton
David Kennedy
Brownfield
Postoak High School
Rosco Huffman
Fort Worth families visit relatives during holidays
Sunset News reports Mrs. La le Coats and Mrs. Bell Patterson of Fort Worth are spending the holidays with their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Clark. Mrs. M. A. Bryan and daughter are also noted in the social notice.
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la le Coats
Bell Patterson
Fort Worth
Earnest Clark
M. A. Bryan and
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Christmas Visits Fill Homes Across Towns
Ruth ter of Wichita Falls spent Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs N Streetman. Lt. Sgt J Fulton Davis of Sam Houston enroute to Lubbock visited his mother Miles A B Davis and brother Jig and Uncle Harve Miller. Mrs Johnnie Stubblefield visited with friends at Decatur. Weldon Elrod is home for the holidays from Oklahoma. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Thomas died Sunday with funeral services at home led by Rev E Marshall and burial at Smyxma cemetery.
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Ruth
Wichita Falls
N. Streetman
J. Fulton Davis
Sam Houston
Lubbock
Spas
Miles
A. B. Davis
Jig
Harve Miller
Johnnie Stubblefield
Decatur
Weldon Elrod
Oklahoma
J. H. Russell
Nocona
Lou Russell
Kenneth Russell
Harve Graysuma
Carthage
Jim Caswell
Eva Graysom
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Postoak News
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Mary Frances Campsey
Weatherford College
Reeves
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Southern Pacific Railway Company
John Lemond
H. D. Lemond
Cpl
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Fort Sam Houston
Anderson Epps
Union Point
Almond Smith
E. L. Spangler
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Brothers Home
Jack Williamson
R. A. Williamson
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