Isaiah 35 4 Quote Inspires Courage and Faith
A Bible verse from Isaiah 35 4 offers reassurance to the fearful heart. It urges strength and fearlessness, affirming that God will come with vengeance and salvation for his people.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1944
Page
2
A Bible verse from Isaiah 35 4 offers reassurance to the fearful heart. It urges strength and fearlessness, affirming that God will come with vengeance and salvation for his people.
Bowie Texas celebrates the monthly trades day on the second Monday July 10. Merchants promote stock lines and a broad trading area from 30 to 50 miles. The town boasts long standing status as a farm trade center with many retail and wholesale buyers and strong shipping routes.
Dr. A B Cox director of the Bureau of Business at the University of Texas says cotton will be in demand after the war. He cites rough world spindle counts and predicts 26 to 30 million bales of raw cotton needed in the first postwar year. He notes mills will need to increase production, with UNRRA funds to help rebuild mills in war torn areas. He also details spindle counts in the United States and Europe and the potential for shifts to double outputs. He mentions visitors Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Butler hosting relatives including Mrs J B Parchman and Mrs A R Slaughter in Fort Worth Hollis Oklahoma.
Mrs Etheleen Wiley of Texas City visits her mother Mrs Johnnie Pigg and sister Miss Thelma Pigg. Mrs J S Matteson of Corpus Christi visits with her daughter Mrs E A Hawkins.
Voters in Archer Clay and Montague counties are urged to choose John V. Lyles as the district judge. The letter cites a Texas case Firestone vs Sims and argues Judge Hall erred on the dead man statute while praising Lyles's rulings in Clay County and Henrietta. Paid political notice. The text also notes AAA truck aid and War Food Administration truck allocations.
The 680 delegates at a 4-H club convention in Stillwater Oklahoma aim for at least one $25 War Bond from each member they earn and will promote bond sales to family and neighbors.
A. L. Smith of the A and M College Extension Service says the next 30 days offer prime marketing for Texas cattlemen as pasture remains good but feed outlook stays tight. Selling now gives weight advantages and avoids fall congestion, with steady summer slaughter easing packer labor shortages amid a large Texas beef cattle population.
Mrs J B Parchman traveled to Clarksville to be with her husband at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Brad Parchman.
Robert W. Ryan of Bowie completed Basic Training with the 2548th AAF Base Unit at Curtis Field Brady Texas and is sent to Lubbock Field for advanced training He is the son of Mr and Mrs Claud Ryan and a Bowie High graduate
Jessie Earle Condron recommends a calcium chloride solution for salad pack tomatoes. Dissolve 2 1 4 ounces of anhydrous calcium chloride in one pint of distilled water. Use one teaspoon of the solution per quart of tomatoes, follow standard canning instructions, and do not substitute for proper processing.
Jim Sides ends a 45 year railroading career on the Fort Worth and Denver road with his last run, greeted by family and friends in Wichita Falls. He averaged 4500 miles a month for decades and never had a passenger injury, spokesman for his era notes. He plans to spend time with his wife and grandchildren and fishing.
Louis Eugene Tucker left for Corpus Christi after a ten day visit at home with his parents Mr and Mrs W M Tucker. The article notes Sides began work May 1899 at Fort Worth and Denver City Railway and spent most of his nearly fifty year career in Wichita Falls with a six year stay in Childress. He praises railroading as still offering opportunities for youths. He cites his wife and family as central to his life and recalls a long marriage begun soon after starting his career.
Mrs D L Phillips hosted two nieces during the Fourth of July visit LaDonna Phillips and Billie White of Fort Worth called on her in the holiday gathering
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