Texas Governors and Inaugural Traditions Through Time
The article traces Texas governors from early leaders like J. Pickney Henderson to Price Daniel and later figures, noting milestones such as the first native governor James Stephen Hogg, and the evolution of inauguration customs from inaugural balls to square dancing added by Beauford Jester in 1947. It lists living former governors and reflects on historical context including Civil War era transitions and republic-to-statehood dates.
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Texas
Union
Republic of Texas
United States
James Pickney Henderson
Austin
James Stephen Hogg
Rusk
Price Daniel
Beauford Jester
Capitol
Our Weekly Sermon on Sin and Carbon Monoxide Dangers
A sermon warned that carbon monoxide poses a deadly cold weather threat and compares it to sin. It cautions victims may die before realizing danger and notes scriptural contrasts, ending with a hopeful distinction between sin and CO poisoning.
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Illinois State Medical Society
Pharmacists Meet Planned in San Angelo
L. C. Durham T. R. Durham Clarence Huett and Tom Cote of Comanche plan to attend the Texas Pharmaceutical Association District IV meeting in San Angelo. The event, hosted by the San Angelo Pharmaceutical Association, includes a luncheon at 12 30 p.m. Sunday January 20 at the Town House Hotel.
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L. C. Durham
T. R. Durham
Clarence Huett
Tom Coteman
Comanche
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
San Angelo
San
Singing at Gustine Church of Christ
A gospel singing will be held at the Gustine Church of Christ this Sunday January 20 at 2 30 PM. Everyone is invited to join in the event and participate in the hymn program.
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Gustine Church OF Christ
Dellars Figure Shapes Fear Among Rival Linked Groups
Dellars and allied men are described as so influential that rivals feel compelled to imitate or injure themselves to draw attention or deter confrontation. The report notes tension and the perceived reach of these figures in local circles.
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Dellars
Reflection on displaying ego in competition
A short reflection notes that in trying to show up another person a man often reveals a few of his own traits through display. It emphasizes self awareness and humility over rivalry.
Victim of Gas May Recognize His Plight Too Late
A victim who died from gas exposure may have recognized his peril too late to save his life, reflecting on a past reminder from Acts 16 31. The reporting notes a fatal gas incident and suggests the victim held a belief tied to a biblical verse.
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