Prayerful Reflection Cited From Ecclesiastes Prose
The text quotes Ecclesiastes urging restraint and wisdom and warns against hasty anger and longing for past days. It presents a moral exhortation framed as guidance for patient, thoughtful conduct.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
2
The text quotes Ecclesiastes urging restraint and wisdom and warns against hasty anger and longing for past days. It presents a moral exhortation framed as guidance for patient, thoughtful conduct.
The piece advocates a sanitary safe pool for Bowie led by the Lions Club. It argues swimming saves lives by teaching youth, reduces dangerous highway trips, and boosts local economy as residents and visitors would swim locally instead of travelling 30 to 50 miles for a pool.
Dallas News speculates on whether Harry Truman will run again to hold the party together. It notes Taft and Kefauver as contenders, Stevenson and Kerr fortunes, Harriman weakness, and a possible convention draft if Eisenhower is the GOP nominee.
Mrs. Robert Duvall is a patient at Majors Hospital in Nocona after surgery on Monday morning. Mrs. Russell Phelps and her sons from Wichita Falls visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Ratliff, last week.
The International Sunday School lesson on Mark 12 28 34 John 13 34 35 and 15 10 14 centers on loving one another as Christ loved us. It contrasts knowing truth with living it and highlights the new commandment's self denying, others focused standard as proof of discipleship.
The F A R Morgan Circle met Tuesday at 3 00 in Mrs Frank Edwards home for a regular Mission Study. Mrs Will Ryan called the meeting to order and the group sang Near the Cross. Mrs T E McGaugh led in prayer and minutes were read by Mrs Billie Myers in Mrs Ivan Johnsons absence.
The T E L class of First Baptist Church met in the church basement for their June 12 meeting with 22 members present. Ella Vaught served refreshments, a devotional by Mrs. C P Miller inspired the group, Erma Gardner led prayer, A O Hurdt oversaw the business session, and a flowers contest followed before prayers by Walter Slaughter.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hoeldtke hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Jimmie Wiggins and Cathy of Wichita Falls and Mr and Mrs Johnnie Orms and children of Snyder. J Griffis left for Jackson Ohio to work with Anderson Construction. The Worley home welcomed E L Sheppard and sons Leo and Porky from Dumas plus Mrs Roy Curry and daughter from Graham. Mrs Harold Cunningham and her three sons returned from a visit with her parents in Quitman. Mrs W E Carpenter and daughters Nancy Barbara and Marilyn spent two weeks in Farrell.
We express thanks to many friends and neighbors for kindness during our sorrow. F B Buford Amy Wheeler F P Buford Mildred Bowers Ruth Buford R B Buford S S Sumruld C E Palmer
Sunday morning services at 11 o clock and Sunday school at 9 30 for pupils up to twenty. Wednesday evening service at 8 o clock. All are welcome to attend these services. Church building located at 307 West Tarrant.
An usher asks if she is the friend of the bridegroom. The bride’s mother replies she is the bride’s mother, not connected to the groom. The playful exchange appears in a social note about a wedding.
Sandy sat down and removed his boots then stood again and resumed piping while barefoot with his stockings still on.
A historical note recalls the invention of the lightning rod in 1752. The attribution centers on Benjamin Franklin whose experiments popularized the device and solidified its use in protecting buildings from lightning.
An ad claims a strong fungicide removes the outer skin to expose and kill buried fungi on contact. It promises greaseless instant drying with T-4-L and credits Wilson Drug for sale today with a 40 cent back guarantee.
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