Thanks Is Owed for All Good Things
The article reflects on Thanksgiving's religious roots and God's grace guiding early settlers. It contrasts enduring gratitude with modern secular celebrations and asserts that God is due more than mere festival. It lauds freedom of conscience, speech, and press as blessings from God.
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England
Heaven
Earth
God
Hope and Desires Reflected in Prayers
A devotional excerpt reflects on faith praising God as the source of hope and desire. It highlights virtues such as truth, honor, justice, purity, loveliness, and grace, and urges gratitude for excellence and worthy praise.
Hospital News Admissions and Discharges Updated
November 14 to 19 reports list patient admissions and discharges by date. Names include Mrs T B Beavers Homer Vaughn Donald Mc Adams C H Radle Santa Anna Mrs Elmer Bryan Winters David Loeffler and others with multiple entries for Winters Silver and Santa Anna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Beavers
Homer Vaughn
Donald McAdams
C. H. Radle
Santa Anna
Elmer Bryan
Winters
David Loeffler
E. L. Coppock
Joe Lee Scott
Walter Scott
J. E. Mitchell
Odell Hipp
D. M. Ott
H. F. Armstrong
Blackwell
Antonio Martinez
Baby
Allen Sherrod
Clarence Doggett
Robert Tubbs
Frank Herrington
Jack Denton
Toby Davis
Frank Owens
Silver
A. J. Rawlings
Lora Richards
Greg Whalen
Ava Maxwell
Rickie Owens
Bonnie Saunders Honored by Nolan HD Club Women
Bonnie Saunders of Blackwell in Nolan County earned a 1956 Gold Star 4-H recognition from Nolan County home demonstration club women at a Gold Star tea. Lella Webb hosted at her home with officers and guests including Miss Saunders and her mother, along with prior Gold Star winner Nancy Benson and family.
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Bonnie Saunders
Blackwell
Nolan County
Lella Webb
HD Council
Miss Webb
G. T. Webb
Carlos
Sweetwater
Miss Saunders
J. W. Saunders
Nancy Benson
C. C. Benson
Sue Hawthorne
Pegey Benson
J. R. Penton
Cottonwood Club
Shelia Barnett
Judy Davis
Bluebonnet Club
Kathy Huck
Tips on Mailing Christmas Parcels
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield urges use of postal services and free pamphlets to speed holiday deliveries. For the first time sealed parcels may be mailed at third or fourth class rates without labels or endorsements, provided they are sealed with modern materials or Christmas seals and secured with strong cord.
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Arthur E. Summerfield
Postal changes offer new mail options for parcels
The article notes 1955 season introductions with 2. Combination Mail and 3. Certified Mail for proving delivery. It lists free postal pamphlets on packaging and domestic postage rates. It also covers Thanksgiving travel plans of local residents and a funeral and family visits including Modgling relatives from Weatherford, Laredo, San Angelo, and Weatherford.
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Matthew Capertor
Jim Brown
Mr. Brown
White
Royce Dean Clark
Hollis Ensor
Big Lake
Douglas Brown
Peggy
H. G. Brown
Snyder
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