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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
2
A religious quotation from St Luke 6 37 38 emphasizes forgiveness and generosity. The verse urges not to judge or condemn and to give freely with a good measure for others to return. It highlights reciprocal moral conduct and benevolence.
The author argues waste is costly in war times, noting saved paper fats and recyclables, and citing wasted youth as unfit for service. It urges lessons for the young generation on health, morals, and habits to avoid hazards and protect freedoms.
The article argues that diversified farming yields steadier income and soil health. It highlights rotating crops, legumes, cover crops, and mixed livestock including dairy cattle, sheep, hogs, and poultry as resilient strategies for small farm tracts lacking heavy mechanization. It urges multiple income streams and smart planning.
Poem urges replacing mausoleum monuments with living tributes a tree shaded playground and a lake to honor fallen boys. It pleads for a joyful communal space where children Flyers and all in spirit world unite for living memorials over stone markers.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mattie Kirk led a miscellaneous shower for honorees Mrs. Wallace Horton and Mrs. Seburn Schmitten at Mrs. Reeves home with games and punch and cookies. Numerous friends and relatives attended and gifts were sent by many neighbors. Mrs. Ruby Reeves resigned as elementary teacher to join Ward School No. 1 in Electra, with her husband working there. the Reeves family has been a lifelong Post Oak presence.
Local residents share weekend visits and health updates. Cpt Lonnie Scarber stationed overseas and Pvt Seburn Schmittou home over the weekend. Mrs Edd Medley and Mrs Archie James receive medical care. Campsey sisters entertained Lions Club and Fort Richardson reunion held with nearly two hundred attendees. Lt Ernest Fussell slated for retirement after 17 months in Newark New Jersey arrival anticipated home soon.
Miss Ollie Hogan spent time with relatives in Fort Worth last week. She enjoyed local visits and returned after her stay with family connections in the area.
Mrs A D Wheat hosted the Home Makers Class at First Baptist Church on Tuesday August 22 an all day meeting. The group elected to publish cook books to fund the treasury and discussed becoming a Standard Class. A covered dish luncheon was served with many members and children in attendance.
A fragment notes that crows, highly intelligent, help a fellow bird who falls into a pond. One crow aids first, followed by another, demonstrating cooperative rescue behavior among the flock.
Marjorie and Arnold Brock have come back to their home after several weeks of vacationing in Colorado.
Mrs C Y Cosby hosted her weekly gathering with visitors Mrs G W Haltom and Mrs A B Adams of Fort Worth. Typewriter ribbons and art Ku sds are available at The News office.
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