Time and faith mark Rochelle New Year church notes
Rochelle Texas January 5 1954 sermon theme The Analogy of the Clock stressed time use for eternal value. The piece links road safety and traffic patience to time stewardship and praises soil conservation projects in McCulloch County. Social notes recount holiday guests and a 60th wedding celebration, with updates on local church members and clergy.
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Rochelle
Texas
New Baptist
Joe D. Wallace
Saturday Evening Post
Price Daniel
Liberty
Dallas
North Carolina
Highway Patrol
McCulloch County
Brady Creek
Bells Texas Town Guards Its Own in Unlikely Kindness
In Bells a small town of 614 near Sherman shares compassionate acts as seen when a sick man receives nightly hospital visits, blood donations, groceries, and paid bills. Residents help strangers and friends alike, including free haircuts, sheltering the drunk, and practical aid, reflecting a tight knit civic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Tex
Mike
Bells
Sherman
Texas
J. E
Happy) Dopson
Dopson
Dallas
Men of Bells
W. E. Taylor
Hopson
Wedding Anniversary Observed in Richland Springs and Mason Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Moore and their daughter Miss Vivian Moore attended afternoon services with relatives from Richland Springs including Mr. and Mrs. Tom King and Miss Taylor. Guests from Mason and Doole also joined the event. An A M Jr on leave from the army sang at services while churchgoers from Ralls and Anson visited Mrs. Hagler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
W. C. Baker
Donnie
Barbara
Ranger
Vernon Waddill
Van
Betty
Rochelle
Waddills
C. W. McCullough
Joy
Commie
Brownwood
Joe D. Wallace
Wallace
Peggy
MecCull
Don and
Howard Payne College
Tom Penn
Dallas
W. E. Vrooman
Clifton Penn
Germany
Clifton
U. S. Army
Mercury
J. P. Williamson
Brady
N. T. Gault
Placid
J. D. Powell
C. P. Friess
Oliver Moore
Vivian Moore
Richland Springs
Tom King
Taylor
Tom Garrett
Mason
C. S. Vedder
Terrell Allen
Fred Frenzel
A. M. Coalson
Doole
A. M. Coalson, Jr
Wayne
Annie Mitchell
A. M. Jr
Jack Hagler
Ralls
Anson
Brady Residents Undergo Hospital Stays This Week
Gregory Dye of Brady was a patient at Medical and Surgical Hospital from Thursday to Saturday. Richard Garcia of Brady underwent surgery at Medical and Surgical Hospital on Monday.
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Gregory Dye
Brady
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Richard Garcia
Medical and Surgicl Hospital
Zack Davis Enters Medical and Surgical Hospital
Zack Davis of Eden checked into Medical and Surgical Hospital on Monday for unspecified treatment or observation.
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Zack Davis
Eden
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Texas Labor Injunction Lifted Leads to Anti Communist Push
A federal judge dissolved an injunction blocking a Texas operation of a union labeled subversive by Attorney General John Ben Shepperd. The ruling allows the International Fur and Leather Workers to resume activity, while a temporary injunction remains against organizer Emanuel Coutlakis for alleged improper credentials and missing records. The decision spurs anticipated moves to pass anti communist laws as Texas politics shift toward the governor’s race and potential special sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Press Association
Austin
Texas
John Ben Shepperd
Charles O. Betts
Secretary of State
Betts
Allan Shivers
Shivers
House
Reuben Senterfitt
Agriculture
John C. White
Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr
McAllen
Houston
Roy Hofheinz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wichita Falls
F. W. Waddills
Thomas Lucas
Greenville
Noah
The
Christian Inquirers’ Group
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Blackburn
Rev
Davis B. Carter
Brazil
NATO
By Vern Sanford
Texas Young Democrats
Mineral Wells
Young Demos
St. Paul
Minn
Texas State Teachers Association
U. S. Supreme Court
S.W
Brady Drug, Inc
Dini
Brady, Texas
Brady National Bank
Cash and Exchange
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Banking House
E. L. Ogden
P. C. Dutton
K. W. Huffman
George Carrithers
Clarence Snider
B. L. Hughes
H. H. Jones
D. A. Harkrider
L. C. Marshall
Clyde Hall
Naomi J. Ard
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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