Proverbs Adage Fans Frugal Devotion Over Wealth
A Bible verse from Proverbs 15 16 champions simplicity and godly fear over riches and trouble. The saying favors modest living paired with reverence to the Lord.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
2
A Bible verse from Proverbs 15 16 champions simplicity and godly fear over riches and trouble. The saying favors modest living paired with reverence to the Lord.
Mrs. Mercaret Raymond and Mrs. R. P. Carruth visited the York family in Rock Hill last week. H. C. Cox and wife from Dallas visited their sister Mrs. H. L. York. Ruth Rhone and Fern from Bowie visited Mr. and Mrs. Cap Stewart. Pvt. Edgar R. Starnes from Camp Livingston was home visiting his mother Mae Fletcher. C. R. Starnes of Bows spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Knight.
Vashti set a war bond goal of 2500 dollars but local residents raised 5375 dollars from 78 buyers doubling the target during the Fifth War Loan Drive. Pfc Walt Kliest returned home on a three day leave. The article notes prehistoric North American mammals like camel elephant and rhinoceros.
Four sons of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Williamson of Postoak are overseas in the nation's service. Cpl. Jack Williamson trained as an air force armorer at Buckley Field Colorado. Pfc. William A. Williamson trained as an airplane mechanic at Amarillo Army Air Field. Cpl. Robert Williamson trained at Spartan School of Aeronautics Tulsa. Sgt. Leonard Williamson trained at Scott Field Illinois. Their son-in-law S. L. Baker serves in the Navy.
Bruce Frazier recounts a cross country daytime train trip with a crowded coach, a soldier father feeding and nursing on board, and memories of wartime milk ration norms. He notes the evolving travel culture and questions future implications for families amid changing times.
Cpl. Elmer W. Menasco son of Mrs. Lillie L. Menasco has been assigned to the 222nd Combat Crew Training School at the military facility.
Ardmore Second AAF Flying Field prepares to complete the final phase of training as aerial gunner of a heavy bombardment unit. Menasco joined the service June 9 1943 and earned gunnery training at Kingman AAF Arizona and mechanic training at Amarillo AAF. He was promoted to Corporal March 13 1944. Before service he worked as a grocery clerk and graduated from Bowie High School.
Farmers in the Bowie region report excellent crops with wheat averaging around fifteen bushels per acre and some fields yielding up to 40 bushels. Corn is in prime condition with many ears maturing, though rain is needed in some localities. T R Copeland northeast of Stoneburg reportedly records 40 bushels per acre on one field and about 25 on his land.
Mrs. J. S. Cole and her son Cpl Hollis Cole of the Army Air Forces visited the Roy Jones home on Sunday. Cpl Cole served overseas on the Isles of Trinidad for two years and is now stationed in Mississippi.
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