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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
7
The Texas State Department of Health notes summer travel raises crash risk with a death every ten minutes nationally. Officials urge defensive driving and offer tips from the National Safety Council to evaluate and improve driver skills.
Zodiac signs forecast from Cancer to Aries with week guidance and cautions. A long block of driving safety advice emphasizes defensive techniques, hazarding anticipation, two second rule, and use of seat belts.
A devotional urging Christians to value human life and follow Christ’s spirit beyond literal law. It warns that anger and envy lead to violence and calumny, urging humility, prayer, and unity in church communities guided by divine wisdom and the example of Jesus.
The verse is attributed to Jesus and known as The Golden Rule. It appears in Matthew 7 12 within the Sermon on the Mount. Mrs Smith is described as an active member who speaks little while sewing in the Women’s Sewing Club.
The passage cites the Ten Commandments and identifies God as giver. Moses conveyed it to the children of Israel and all future generations, found in Exodus 20 7.
Jehovah's Witnesses plan sixty nine world wide Divine Victory assemblies this summer. Travel director Charles Molohan cites twenty tours to assembly sites using commercial flights to Europe the Mideast Orient Africa South America the South Pacific and Puerto Rico. Additional flights include twenty three to Hawaii twelve to Puerto Rico and sixteen to Europe involving over 12500 delegates. John Sutherland Texas District Overseer notes Texas delegates travel abroad with most attending the Houston Astrodome convention July 4 8 where about 100000 are expected. He says the events show unity in action preaching Gods Kingdom of Jesus Christ the only good news left in the world.
Local briefs list hospitalizations and visits. Leona McKay of Bowie suffers a heart attack at Bowie Memorial Hospital, with well wishes for recovery. Various families from Wichita Falls Fort Worth and other nearby towns visit, travel, or host gatherings, including Mrs. Crawford relatives in California and others in Bowie. A man named Richard Samuel dies after a heart attack. services held in Fort Worth.
The Butler family met at Myers Park on Friday June 29 for a reunion. Attendees included G W Butler and wife from Bowie G W Butler Jr and Jane from Wichita Falls Curtis Camp and wife from Amarillo Elmo Kelly and Ray from Shawnee Judy Littell and Sue Littell from Oklahoma City Lynn Camp and family from Amarillo R E Stubbs and family from Tulsa Paul Camp and family from Amarillo and Doyle Churchman from Odessa.
The King's Daughters Bible Class of the First Baptist Church met July 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the First National Bank Community Room. Mrs. Hily Roberts presided. prayers were led by Annie Henry and Alma Williams. A buffet supper was served under Thelma Stark and Group No. 2. Reports on the ill were given and officers for the new year were announced: Ann Gregory Earl Sansom and Mal Fox. Thelma Stark presented Luke 5:1-28, led a Bible quiz, and Mrs. Clara Gray closed with prayer. Eighteen members attended along with one visitor, Mrs. Ethel Arnold.
Nostalgic snippets recount a small town parade in Bowie and a Pelham Park barbecue hosted by the Lions Club. The piece wobbles between playful riffs on names Helen through Elena and a hillbilly’s chuckle at city streets, closing with Latin phrases Quo Vadis and Quo Animo.
Pastor Don Wilson argues that human safety guidelines fade in daily driving while divine guidance through the Bible offers clear direction. He cites Scripture as a lamp and the Holy Spirit guiding truth, asserting the Bible believing church leads souls from godlessness to God.
In Luke 4 33 37 a man possessed shouts at Jesus in a synagogue and Jesus commands the demon to be silent and come out The crowd is amazed by Jesus authority as the demon is cast out without injury.
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