Lutheran Synod Convention Plans and Activities in April 1438
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod announces an April convention to be held jointly at the College and Church. Dr. John W. Behnke of Kathoran Church Missouri will open the meeting April 14 at 7:30 with a report on international acts. Proposals include Bible classes and vacation Bible school attendance, training youth counselors, and a benevolence envelope program. The theme is Gods Peace to Men Through Men. Mrs. Fred E. Duty and children from Phenix City Alabama arrived to visit relatives as they await the return of a father from Japan after thirty three months abroad.
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Con Jaecolid
Cooven
Atle Avast
John W. Behnke
Louis
Kathoran Church-Missouri
Fred E. Duty
Phenix City
Alabama
Japan
Duty
Avid Max. G
Sears Family Moves To Mosheim
Mr and Mrs Joe Leo Sears and family moved to Mosheim last week where Sears will operate a telegraph office. Nearby residents and visitors traveled to attend events and funerals in surrounding towns as families visited and recovered from recent activities.
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L. Sears
Mosheim
Marshal
Mutehel
Joe Leo Sears
Jummy
Sears
Tun Cummings
Colle
Dick “Nen
Spett
Enis Garren
Oth Alex
Jobnann City
Wid
J. G. Bishop
Valley Mills
Gustine Fores
Augusta
Chilton
Edward Tipton
Dave Barton
Georgetown
Perry Mathews
Lee Johnson
Hillcrest Hospital
Waco
Ernest Ficklin
Valley Mil
C. Ficklin
R Linton
Cleburne
J.T. Martin
Eldridge Martin
Cleburne, Jr
Lester Eddings
Milton Edtings
Hurst Springs
Dorothy Walker and
Valley Mill
Weather Observer Jones recalls warm Texas winter warily
R M Jones of Coyote Texas a veteran weather observer since 1898 says the 1952 winter is not warmer than past eras He notes record floods in 1896 1897 and 1900 and cites February 12 1909 as his coldest day Two hundred year memories contrast with Lake Whitney dam projects and rising rainfall expectations
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R. M. Jones
Coyote
Weather Observer
Robert E.baskin
Alles
Wester Cayote
Bosque Coy
Texas
Reuben Marshall Stones
United States Weather Sureau
Jones
Alabama
Speegieville
McLennan County
Southern Methodist Universy
Thas
Toxon
St Pain OH Wainout Ereewen
Bosque River
Bosque County
Whit Sey
W. R. Gloff
Anon
Dallas
Cave Jones
Howeve Jones
Aristotle
Plato
Young Jones Renounces Curses After Hailstorm Lesson
A brief reminiscence recalls a boy named Jones who hid from a hailstorm and vowed never to use his mother's cuss words. The tale links moral lessons from the McGuttey readers to family life and early life hardships shaping character.
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Jones
Fay
Standefer Hostess To J C Y Bridge Club In Clifton
Mrs J L Standefer Jr entertained the J C Y Bridge Club and guests at her Clifton home with Easter floral decor pastel candy favors and a five game bridge session High score went to Mrs W C Groff second high to Mrs E E Stewart and guest high to Mrs J L Hutcheson The gathering included numerous members and guests with plans for the next meeting on Friday April 18 and a hospital note from Fort Worth visitor Mrs C A Orbeck of Fort Worth requesting the Record be mailed to her Bowie family.
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J. EL. Standefer Jr
J. C. Y. Bridge Club
Clifton
West Hackberry
W. C. Groff
E.E. Stewart
J. L. Hutcheson
Mesdames Goff
Stewart
Hutcheson
W. B
Sity
A. A. McNeill
Valley Mills
E. E. Stewart
Club
C. A. Orbeck
Fort Worth
W. R. Killian
Bowie
Clifton students named to NTSC honor roll
Ruth Alveo Mvore and Amos Eb der of Clifton are among 259 NTSC fall semester honorees. The note identifies Miss Moore as the daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Moore of Clifton and mentions a senior student majoring in library.
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Ruth Alveo Mvore
Amos Ebder
Clifton
North Texastate College
Miss Moore
Tre. E. A. Moore
Cilia
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