Costa Rica Mission Letters Share Family News from San Jose
Rodney Irby and family report on life in Costa Rica as they prepare for missions in South America. They describe language study progress, schooling for Elizabeth and Dudley, experiences with earthquakes and culture, church life at Paso Ancho Baptist, and daily adjustments including food and transportation. They seek prayers and thank supporters in Comanche Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodsoeney Irby
Irby
E.irby
Comanche
Costa Rica
South America
San Jose
Elizabeth
Dudley
Country Day School
Paso Ancho Baptist Church
Vicente Artavia
Chile
Sidney Goldfinch
Turrialba
Jose Figueres
John C. Wiles
The
First Baptist Church
Texas
Me Too as a Social Disease Warns Against Herd Mentality
Asa B. Christopher cautions against the me too mindset in freedom marches and public causes. He argues it weakens genuine conscience and self reliance, urging individuals to resist joining crowds for mere approval and to uphold personal, God given integrity.
Card of Thanks for Walter Fritts
The family expresses appreciation to those who offered kindness during Walter Fritts illness and death. Thanks to Mims Hospital staff, preachers, singers, those who sat up, and all who sent food flowers and cards. May God bless each of you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fritts
Mims Hospital
Freeman Family Visits Class of 55 Reunion in PAR
Mr and Mrs Calvin Freeman and children Gary Amy and Cheryl from Lexington stayed Friday through Monday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs D O Williams They also attended the Class of 55 Reunion at PAR Country Club on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Freeman
Gary
Amy
Cheryl
Lexington
D. O. Williams
Freeman’s
Par Country Club
Fandangle Visit by Robertson Family in Albany
Mr and Mrs John Robertson and their son Wayne attended the Fandangle pageant in Albany on Saturday evening. The event drew about 300 characters in the historical parade setting amid evening festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robertson
Wayne
Albany
Brownwood Cattle Auction May 17 1970 Market Steady to Up
Market was barely steady on packer cows and slaughter bulls. All stocker and feeder cattle up 500 to 1 with lightweights up 3 to 5. Cows and calves 5 to 10 higher. Receipts about 1138 head. Notable sales include stocker calves 250-425 lb at 38 to 51, 250-425 lb heifer calves 31 to 42, steer yearlings 500-700 lb 31 to 35, slaughter cattle around 29 to 31 for fat calves and 19 to 21 for fat cows, with various hollister weights and local seller notes.
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Rodney Irby
Virginia
Atla
Comanche Rodeo
Onyf
Hall
John D Noble
Rutherford's
South Side
Sta
Wade's
Gustine Lakesite Village
Lake Proctor
Asa B. Christopher
Brownwood Cattle Auction
M. L. Ethridge
Mullin
Bull
Red Cow
Lamar Turner
Wallace Hickman
Mulling
Cow
Elf
Jim Weatherby
Co’die
Jerry Vines
A. E. Rodgers
Gustine
B. R. Russell
H. E. Wilson
Bangs
G. W. Garmes
Burt Wright
Zephyr
Hovorak Bros
Ballinger
Vernon M. Stacy
Voss
Comanche County Telephone Company, Inc
Comanche, Texas
Supreme Quality
Txira Lenpethanc
Y Sas
Mae
R. Nm
Hathcock’s
N. Austin
Austin
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