False Conception of Christ Topic at Presbyterian Meet
Rev. John E. McLean of East Dallas Presbyterian spoke at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday night. He argued Christ did not come to be a ruler social reformer or a false prophet but to redeem, overcome sin, and offer eternal life. Ladies served a chicken dinner before the address. John B. Hunt was toastmaster. Robert Spain led a sing song. Paul Donald spoke briefly. McLean gave the benediction.
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John E. McLean
Dallas
East Dallas Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
McLean
Christ
Circle No. 2
John B. Hunt
M. A.bryan
Robert Spain
Paul Donald
Men urged to attend First Baptist S S contest
Sunday marks the final day of a spirited attendance contest at First Baptist Church between men and women. Last Sunday 100 men attended, and Business Men's Bible Class president J Lee Hanchey hopes to break records. J W Chancellor teaches the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. Lee Hanchey
J. W. Chancellor
Emma Tyler Visits Austin for Son Jo Earl Tyler’s Graduation
Mrs Emma Tyler travels with her son Dr R E Tyler of Ringgold to Austin for the graduation exercises of Jo Earl Tyler at State University. She plans to visit another son in Refugio before returning to Bowie.
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Emma Tyler
R. E. Tyler
Ringgold
Austin
Miss Opal Culp Visits Aunt in Bowie
Miss Opal Culp of Decatur is visiting her aunt Mrs. W. R. Potter in Bowie.
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Miss Opal Culp of
Decatur
Bowie
W. R. Potter
Lena Rhinehart
Salona
J. B. Raby
Mrs J R Gunnip Returns Home From Ill Mother's Visit
Mrs J R Gunnip returns to her Irving Texas home after spending the weekend with her mother Mrs J R Eidson who is quite ill.
Churches Schedule and Christian Science Services
Sunday services listed for First Presbyterian and Christian Science in town. Rev H Allan Scott fills pulpit in pastor's absence at the Presbyterian church. Christian Science Lesson Sermon titled God the Preserver of Man features quoted scriptures. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Communion at 10:30 a.m. Mother's Day program and Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.
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First Presbyterian
H. Allan Scott
Dallas
B. B. Breitenhirt
Christian Science Services
God
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jerusalem
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Endeavor
Church Service Times and Welcome Note
Sunday School at 9 45 a m each Sunday. Morning service first and third Sundays at 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m. Prayer meeting each Wednesday at 7 45 p m. We extend a heavy welcome to all who can attend. M L Lock Pastor.
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M. L. Lock
Church of Christ Bible Study and Worship Times
Church of Christ announces Bible study and class at 9 45 a m Sermon and the Lord s Supper at 11 a m Prayers and Bible study Wednesday at 7 p m Minister A F Thurman invites all to attend We shall be glad to have you with usCome
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Church OF Christ
A. F. Thurman
Miss Loraine Benson Graduates with High Honors
Miss Loraine Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Benson, earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with high honors at CIA Denton Monday morning. She previously attended Baylor University and CIA, with her mother joining in Denton and other family members attending the exercises before returning to Bowie.
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Loraine Benson
W. E. Benson
T.S.C.W
C.I. A
Denton
Bowie
Bowie and Bellevue Woodman Circle Members Visit Sherman Home
Members from Bowie and Bellevue Woodman Circles spent Saturday in Sherman for the rededication of the main building at the home for the aged and orphans. Dora Alexander Talley received the dedication, delegates from Oklahoma City attended, and a barbecued lunch followed with tours of the facilities and a city excursion arranged by the Sherman Chamber of Commerce.
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Bowie
Bellevue
Woodman
Sherman
Dora Alexander Talley
Woodman Circle
Oklahoma City
Chamber of Comerce of Sherman
E. W. Bullard
J. N. Towles
Joe Dixon
Anna Harrison
Lucille Ball
Anthony Fenoglio
Laura Rogers
Norma Jean Rogers
June Reasoner
Mary Virginia Stallings
Dora Woolsey
Fred Winsett
J. G. Reasoner
Taylor Reasoner
Vocational Agriculture Growth At Bowie School
Since August 16 the Bowie School started a Vocational Agriculture department. Forty four boys enrolled, thirty nine remain active, completing or carrying two or more projects, with over 450 related jobs done. Notable gains include 382 acres of pasture improved, and numerous poultry livestock and crop projects along with over 100 008 yards of terrace lines.
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Bowie School
Vocational Agriculture Department
Local residents visit relatives across North Texas and Oklahoma
A string of social trips and family visits spans from Gainesville to Bowie and Fort Worth. Names include Mrs. Lawrence Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Butler, Miss Betty Pierce, Mrs. Waller, and many others visiting kin in Nocona, Gainesville, Decatur, and Wichita Falls. Trips extend to Mineral Wells, Lubbock, Tyler, and Gulf coast excursions for a two week Gulf cruise plan.
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Betty Clive Pierce
E. L. Pierce
Gainesville
T. R. Pierce, Sr
Ed Raines
L. C. Raines
Wichita Falls
W. W. Wilson
Fort Worth
Coffield Urges Texas Voters to End Wasteful Government
Bettis Coffield argues that consolidating bureaus and cutting expenses could save nearly a million dollars in administrative costs. He says no extra taxes are needed and blames past legislature extravagance on certain lawmakers. He calls Texans to vote July 28 to remove special-interest representatives and curb inefficiency.
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Coffield
Texas
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Presbyterian Meet
First Baptist
S.S
First Christian Church
Nazarene Church
C.la
Bowie and
Sherman Home
Ezra Parker
L. T. Gumm
Roy Whitehead
J. C. Cooper
Mead, Kansas
Essie Gumm
Calvin
R. C. Gallia
Patricia and
Madeline
Pampa
Jody Greenwood
N.T.S.T.C
F.F.A
Harper Knight
Barney Whitehead
Wayne
Georgia Mae Whitehead
Business College
Bewley
Huskies
Lipton’s Tea
Decker
Lawrence Cook
Jacksboro
George Cassles
Ellis Butler
W. Waller
Nocona Moenday
George Rucker
J. H. Rucker
Grand Saline
Hugo Slaughter
Lyle Montgomery
Lola Lee
Amarillo
Gay
Fay Barr
H. J. Barr
Bowden
Georgia
David Warren
Opal Culp
Frances Downs
Waurika
Okla
A. O. Hurdt
Stanley Robertson
W. E. Scott
Saint Jo
Mrs
C. W. Coffield
Cotton Luther
Delphine
Nocona
Mrs. Mart Hipp
Billie James
Pauline Ellis
Stoneburg
8. G. Ellis
Woodrow McClellen
J. T. Brice
W. B. Brice
Weatherford
W. T. Brice
Frank Karr
Odessa
L. A. West
M. J. Magness
Margaret Ellen
Clarence Newsom
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Ophelia Hurdt
San Angelo
A. O. Huradt
W. T. Dyer, Jr
Francis Harbinson
South
Dorothy Jarrett
Eldorado
A. J. Quinn
Miss Jarrett
Quinns
G. C. Meyer
F. M. Paire
G. C. Meyer, Jr
J. C. Lee
College Station
G. C
Vivian Hutchison
Oklahoma
M. A. Bryan
Laine
Marguerite
Jeannine
Frank Hardcastle
Bridgeport
Odelle Rodden
Newport
Miriam Yarbrough
E. L. Hodges
J. T. Garrett
Willie Lee Dickerman
Bowie High School
Berin Nutt
Wourika
Oklo
Ellen Joplin
Mrs. E. B. Joplin and Sons
Joe and
Roy
Charles H. Naylor
Hblectra
Lillian Rains
T. E. Brinson
Helen
West
New Mexico
Richard Giles
Abilene
E. R. Giles
G. E. Medley
J. S. Wood
The
Gulf
G. O. Slauhter
Mrs. Cortez Slaughter
Tyler
Bettis Coffield
High
Harvard
Morrow
Jack, Wise
Denton Counties
Montague County
Peaches
Libby
Brookfield
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