Baptist Church Notes Teem With Women Events And Wishes
The note invites members to attend a special conference after Sunday worship about the 1925 campaign and lists upcoming events. February 3 features a W M A general meeting, and Valentine’s Day includes a Buckner Orphans Party. It also wishes January birthdays well, notes Mrs J H Stephens turning eighty, Luke Knox turning three, and reports flu patients improving while Creighton Reid recovers in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotte Moon
Oren Reid
Valestines
J. H. Stephens
Luke Knox
Creighton Reid
San Antonio
Mid-term progress and school events noted at local high
The piece covers mid term results and upcoming finals taught by Mr Miller, Audrey Blackburn leaving for Itasca High School, illness-related absences, new sports practice, declamations, junior class plays, debate entries, library additions, and recent school social happenings with student editor notes. It also includes a Ballinger Ledger account of a Young Men's Business League banquet with Judge Coke R Stevenson and Adjutant General Mark Magee praising Ballinger and urging civic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Audrey Blackburn
Itasca High School
Audrey
Desoie Qui
Kerrville Ta
Senator Sheppard
Shortie” Taylor
Ruth Lee Haggett
Effie Roy
Wristlet
Ballinger Ledger
Young Men’s Business League
Alex Collins
San Angelo
Mark Magee
Brownwood
Adjutant General of
Texas
Coke R. Stevenson
Junction
Judge Stevenson
Stevenson
Goat coats improve milk and condition, farmer reports
N D Taylor of Vance Texas writes H W Rieck of Roosevelt Texas praising goat coats. He placed coats on 100 does, noting better feeding in rain, less huddling, more milk and thicker hair after 30 days. He plans to coat all his goats to sleep soundly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Taylor
H.W. Bieck
Roosevelt
Keeping Well Should Cousins Marry
Dr Frederick R. Gree summarizes views on cousin marriage from 1924. He notes legality varies by region with many U S states prohibiting first and second cousin marriages while England has long traditions. Popenoe argues outcomes depend on both parties health and ancestry with inbreeding likened to livestock breeding. The piece advises caution and ends with Punch's joke don’t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oklahoma
England
Paul Popenoe
Popenoe
Une
Punch
Western Newspaper Union
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Frank L. Wilson
West Side Court House Square
Order of the Eastern Star
Junction City
Masonic Hall
Ethel Mudge
W. M
Allie Mae Loeffler
Junction, Texas
Baptist Church Notes
Edison
Goodyear Repair Materials
Junction Hardware Co
Alexa
Marguerite
Bennett
Frankie
Ray
Lyonie
Ida Baugh
Gordon Bruce
Ira
William Perkins
Amy Black
Verena Lawler
Lara B. Taylor
Bill Wright
Menard
Ballinger
Rieck
U.S
Foreign
Vance
H. W. Rieck
Signea
Mee
Frederick R, Gree
Poa
Seetee Peetee
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