Fondon Locals Quietly Reflect On Faith And Defense
County correspondent notes locals in Fowlerton and nearby towns greeting friends on a Friday morning. Erick, famed for his generosity, returns with no clear explanation of companions, while Milton LaVelle recovers at home and farmland shifts to poultry and dairy. A church gathering inspires renewed faith amid calls to defend the nation and resist dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyton Lewis
Nother EC. Ray
Fowlerton
Erick
Robert Summers
Uvalde CCC
Junction
D. M. Stewart
Dave
Milton LaVelle
Hollywood
Fidelis Mo ons Sunday School Class Hosts Monthly Party
The Fidelis Mo ons Sunday School Class of Junction Baptist Church met at Mrs. Clay Holland's home for its monthly party with Mrs. Sam Bowers in charge of games and a brief business session led by Holland. Refreshments served to local members and guests including Mrs. Edna Newport of San Antonio and relations visiting Ada Dockery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction Baptist Church
Clay Holland
Sam Bowers
L. R. Hodges
Bowers
J. C. Reynolds
Edna Newport
San Anaonio
Dauhters
Geo. Reid
San Marcos
Alan Colts
San Antonio
Reid
Colts
Newport
Ada Dockery
Candidates Named for July 23 1938 District 86 Election
The list shows candidates for the July 23 1938 primary for the 86th District and county offices. Included are Marvin E Blackburn Jr for Representative, J B Randolph for City Judge, L R Hodges Fayette County, Ramsey F Lewis, Jetton, Durst for Sheriff Assessor and Collector, Annie Highsmith Lydia Dunbar for County Treasurer, Coke R Stevenson for County Attorney, several commissioners and justice of the peace.
Bible Study Opens Year for Methodist Women
Announcement for the first Bible study of the year on Tuesday at 3 PM in the annex. The Methodist Church seeks full attendance of its women members for this initial session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Methodist Church
Census for Kimble County School Children Set for March First
County Judge J B Randolph urges public help to enroll all school children by March first. Each omitted child costs about $20 in state apportionment and $2,000 for the county, with teachers to explain the process and designate each child as a committee of one to ensure full enrollment. Mr. and Mrs. A T Whetstone visit Junction on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble County
J. B. Randolph
Who Pays
Walter W. Leamons argues taxes are hidden in consumer prices highlighting bread clothes medicine and automobile taxes as drivers of recession He cites 1937 Texas income decline and rising state taxes urging public reform and tax transparency. Mrs ER Borden and child and Mrs C B Faubion with Mrs Lillie Cobb traveled to Dallas from unspecified location by car.
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Texas
Walter W. Leamons
ER. Borden
C. B. Faubion
Dallas
Lillie Cobb
Reading statistics to fear or drive safer habits
A reflective piece argues alarming injury and death figures from earthquakes and automobile accidents fail to move people. It urges personal empathy, warning that every statistic represents a real life, a child or loved one, and calls for cautious driving and safer choices.
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Japan
Myel
Travelers Insurance
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