Friendship Epworth League Address By Mrs. McQuary
Mrs. J MecQuary of that community spoke to the Friendship Epworth League last Sunday on Using God's House for Something Else Besides Prayer. She argued it is improper to use churches for non worship, cited Bible passages, and described Christ’s anticipated return with churches’ conditions. She shared a memorable program in a South Texas city church and received many congratulations.
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Epworth League
J. MecQuary
Texas
Mrs. Mattie Quade Buried in Marlow Funeral Services Held
Mrs. Mattie Quade died Friday evening at Marlon after a period of illness and was buried Sunday afternoon after Baptist church services. She was the mother of Mrs. J. E. Watts, formerly of Cameron, whose husband was once Cameron schools superintendent. Cameron residents Mrs. Watts and Judge John Watson attended, along with Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Jeter and Dr. and Mrs. James.
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Mattie Quade
J. E. Watts
Cameron
Marlon
Baptist Church
Bess DuBois Hostess To Symphony Club
The Symphony Club met Wednesday with Miss Bess DuBois as hostess. Mrs. Guy Newton led the afternoon focused on Texas composers. Guests included Miss Florence Atkinson and Miss Mildred Clinton with vocal and violin solos respectively. Mrs. Thad Epperson and Mrs. R. P. Jeter performed, and the hostess served a St Patrick themed salad course with mint ice and shamrock favors.
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Symphony Club
Bess DuBois
Texas
Guy Newton
R. P. Jeter
Florence Atkinson
Mildred Clinton
Thad Epperson
St. Patrick’s
Lloyd Mitchell
Methodist Church Sunday School Seeks Bigger Attendance
Our Sunday School aims to return to normal size with fifty more attendees next Sunday at 9 45. Epworth League report good attendance. Senior and Hi Leagues discuss District Institute in Cameron next weekend with sessions Saturday night and Sunday. Brother Bill Wallace urged for Saturday night. An out of town preacher may speak at 11. A large 7 30 singing service is planned.
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Epworth League
District Institute
Cameron
Bill Wallace
Institute
Cameron Students Lead at University Honors
Cameron students Nelson Green and Frank Mondrik appear among honor men in the Texas Alpha chapter list. The two Cameron natives are sons of local residents A N Green and Mrs Frank Mondrik, with Ben Connally also named as a fraternity honor man, son of U S Senator Tom Connally.
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Cameron
University of Texas
Texas Alphan
Herald
Alphi Kappa Psi
Nelson
Nelson Green
A. N. Green
Frank Mondrik
Ben Connally
United States
Tom Connally
Texas
People who live in glass houses shouldn't wear a stony look
A wry proverb notes that those exposed to scrutiny or fragile reputations should avoid harsh expressions. The saying urges gentleness in appearance when surrounding conditions are transparent and vulnerable.
Plans to fleece movie hopefuls warn against scams
A public advisory from the Public Relations Commission of the American Bankers Association warns aspiring actors of hokum schemes promising easy riches in film. It details fake acting courses, bogus screen tests, and estate swindles that target green investors and urge contacting banks or the National Better Business Bureau for guidance.
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Bankers Association
Messrs
Slick
Smooth
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Shepherd
Trotter
the Pigrmage
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Chambray
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Eron
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