Funeral for Milano’s Mrs Beavers follows long illness
Mrs Beavers died in Temple Hospital after a prolonged illness. She was a Milano elder and is survived by three sons and two daughters. Funeral services were held at Milano Baptist Church with Phillips and Luckey directing. Rev Byrd preached. A large crowd attended as the Baptist revival continues nightly with strong sermons by Rev Byrd.
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Byrd
D. Vinton
Houston
Ray Corbin
Jacksonville
Elbert Westbrook
Eldon Ball
James Brewer
Waco
Dan Robinson
Clyde Moore
Temple
Dugan Vinton
Lloyd Woods
California
Corpus Christi
Harper Ledbetter
Washington
R. I. Ledbetter
R. E. Ledbetter
Austin
Hinton Pruett
Cameron
Beavers
Claude Smith
Lila Smith
Hiram
Clyde Jackson
Jack Stewart
Janice
Rockdale
Bell Tiames
Pearl Williams
Alabama
Milano Methodist Church Revival Set For August Second
The Milano Methodist Church will launch a revival starting Sunday August 2 and run through August 9 with daily 8 p m services. Vacation Bible School runs 9 to 11:30 a m each weekday led by Rev R E Ledbetter Sr. Sunday School is at 10 a m next Sunday and WSCS meets Monday at 4 p m Family night and birthday co celebrations are Wednesday at 7 30 p m with a covered dish supper and program Services will be held next Sunday at Liberty at 11 a m and 8 p m.
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Milano Methodist Church
R. E. Ledbetter
Liberty
Measles and Mumps Top Milam County Disease List
Dr. T. E. Crump reports eleven measles cases and six mumps in Milam County. The list also includes four gonorrhea, two infectious encephalitis, two strept throat cases, and one meningococcal infection.
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T. E. Crump
Milam County
Visitors in Noak Home and Weekly Church Gathering
Relatives from Houston and Salem visited the Noaks and Jistels over the weekend while the Milano Lib erty Methodist community held its first Quarter Conference led by Rev Swain. The revival begins August 2 with Rev Don Box preaching and the Vacation Bible School is planned for that week.
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Clifford Noak
Houston
Alfred Jistel
Salem
John Westbrook
Rockdale
Gerald Vinton
Methodist Church
Milano
Liberty
Swain
Don Box
Bryan
Rockdale Baptist Workers Meet at First Church
The quarterly Baptist Association Sunday School Workers gathering met July 19 at First Baptist Church in Rockdale. The program began at 2:30 with song service led by H. F. Schulz, scripture and prayer by Rev. P. L. Caperton, department reports, and talks on The Advantages of a Graded Sunday School by Rev. Horace Whiteside. Discussions on The Extension Department and The Cradle Roll followed, concluding with a round table activity led by Rev. J. Frank Steele.
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Baptist
A. F. Russell
L. B. Jones
J. Frank Steele
Chamber of Commerce Dues Classified as Essential Costs
The Chamber of Commerce explains that dues are not gifts for tax purposes. Dues are categorized with salaries and rent as essential to business operation, and are included in the budget to fund essential projects rather than deductible gifts.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercce
Chamber
September Draft Quota Set for Texas Citizens
Texas receives a September draft quota of 1 232 men at state Selective Service headquarters led by Brigadier General Paul L. Wakefield. The August call includes 30 doctors, the largest medical request to date. boards may induct only men 20 or older where possible, with under 20s used only as needed.
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Texas
Austin
State Selective Service
Paul L. Wakefield
Wakefield
Selective Service
Washington
Highway Condition Bulletin Issued Biweekly
The bulletin announces a biweekly highway condition bulletin as a special service to motorists. State Highway Engineer D C Greer stated in Austin that draft-age men are being considered delinquent at local boards. By the end of the first quarter 1953 a total of 818 men were reported delinquent.
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D. C. Greer
Austin
Road condition bulletins to aid motorists and safety
Highway officials plan maps with symbols showing construction locations on principal routes. Bulletins will help drivers avoid work zones and speed up repairs, with free copies available at district offices or by mail from the Traffic Services Division in Austin. Also mentions three Cameron residents admitted to Newton Memorial Hospital on July 20 for medical care.
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Greer
Highway District
Travel Information
Traffic Services
Highway Department
Austin
R. N. Haddox
Cameron
Willie B. Brown
Furman Neal Sheffield
Newton Memorial Hospital
Bonds Approved for Cameron ISD School District
Attorney General John Ben Shepperd announced approval of eighty thousand dollars in school building bonds for the Cameron Independent School District. The bonds have been submitted to the Comptroller of Public Accounts for registration.
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John Ben Shepperd
Austin
Cameron Independent School District
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Chiropractic for Health Drill Highlights Nerve Testing
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes Dr J F Boyce using nerve testing to locate defective nerves and explain asthma in a five year old and kidney trouble in a 32 year old. Corrective adjustments restored normal energization and spinal alignment reducing symptoms. The piece notes neck injuries can cause later distress and lists common factors such as infection arthritis and ruptured discs.
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J. F. Boyce
Boyce Chiropractic Clinic
Canada’s New Railroad Brings Modern Fridge to Santa Fe
A thermostatically controlled diesel driven refrigerator unit with 400 gallons of fuel is described as capable of sub zero cooling from California to New York. The feature claims benefits to communities along the Santa Fe line and emphasizes the project’s cost to taxpayers is zero.
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Santa Fe
Lindbergh
Atlantic
California
New York
America
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