Fire Sermon At Turpentine Camp Prayer Service
The Rev Jim McCoy led a prayer meeting at a turpentine camp after opening exercises. The language invoked biblical imagery to bless the speaker with wisdom power and divine illumination and asked for spiritual fire and salvation.
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Jim McCoy
Mrs Phi Contract Honors Bridge Party At Home
Mrs Phillip Joseph hosted a Contract Bridge gathering at her home on Wednesday evening. High scores were earned by Mrs W E Allen and Mrs C A Schraub, who received attractive gifts. Attendees included Mrs W E Allen, Mrs L D Borden, Mrs Clifford Hamer, Mrs R D Rothmann, Mrs Carl Nelms, Mrs C A Schraub, Mrs Omer Wright, Mrs J Wiedeman, and the hostess.
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Phillip Joseph
Contract J Club
W.E. Allen
C A. Schraub
W. E Allen
L. D. Borden
Clifford Hamer
R. D. Rothmann
Carl Nelms
C. A Schaub
Omer Wright
J. Wiedeman
Cactus Study Club Meets Wednesday
Members met at the home of Mrs Coke R Stevenson Jr to discuss Acquiring Personality. Mrs Clayton Hopkins led the program with talks on Personality in Speech and Personality in Dress while Mrs Reuben Loeffler presided at the business meeting.
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Cactus Study Club
Coke R. Stevenson, Jr
Clayton Hopkins
Mary Jane Ridenhower
J. R Bissett
Rankin Rothmann
Gervice 'Archer
Martie Marie Fowler
Highland Study Club Chooses Delegates For State Meeting
Members met at Mrs. Ridenhower's home to discuss Toward a More Picturesque Speech. Mrs. Nimitz introduced the Better English Course of Study, and Mrs. Turner spoke on enunciation and pronunciation. delegates to the State Federation in Austin November 7 to 11 were elected: Mrs. Ard and Mrs. B ly on Howard.
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Highland Study Club
George Ard
M. A. Cowsert
Lee Craven
A. E. Hill
E.G. Hill
B. L. Howard
A. J. Kinsey
Seaton Prentice
Hardin Tobin
Jack Turner
Joycelyn Spellman
Ard
San Angelo
Machines and Work in the Machine Age
An essay notes that machines displace workers yet create more jobs overall. It cites historical shifts from 1820 to 1990, argues men remain central, and calls for attention to transition periods to prevent starvation as old labor techniques become obsolete.
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United States
Machin
Illegally Married in West Texas Warned
The San Angelo Times argues that lax lightening of health certificate requirements for marriage licenses leads to many illegal marriages. It calls for strict enforcement, lab testing, and physician accountability to protect individuals seeking licenses.
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West Texas
San Angelo
Efficiency class party at Hodges home honors retiring officers
Members of the Methodist Church Efficiency class hosted a Halloween party at the Hodges home with Mrs. N S Raven and others coordinating decorations and gifts. Morning president Mrs CE Sisler announced leadership changes while Mrs Gully Cowsert received a retiring president gift.
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Methodist Churchchool
N.S. Raven
J. L. Hodges
Lucy Motley
Gully Cowsert
Chas. Cunningham
CE. Sisler
Gully
A. W. Loefiter
Kerrville
Rudolph Hecker
Roy Blackburn
Ully Cowsert
C. H. Crow
Tommie Cowsert
Chas . Cunningham
Leo Goben
Residents prepare new home for weekend inspection
The home and furnishings will be ready for inspection Saturday afternoon and they invite the public Saturday and Sunday. They will take up residence in the new home Monday morning.
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Joe Gardner
Mount
Miss Patricia Shields Honored at Tea for Engagement
Mrs. E R Borden and Mrs B Faubion hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea at the Borden residence honoring Miss Patricia Shields guest of honor with news of her engagement to Vernon Kirkpatrick. The couple plan a November thirteenth San Angelo ceremony. Floral decor showcased Halloween colors of orange and black with chrysanthemums and marigolds.
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B. Faubion
Borden
Patricia Shields
Vernon Kirkpatrick
L. B Kirkpatrick
San Angelo
C. B. Faubion
Will New Wage Hour Act Help or Hinder
The new wage hour act caused plant shutdowns nationwide with 80 000 workers unemployed. A 1 cent minimum wage and 4 hour week trigger job losses in several sectors including pecan shelling and tobacco processing. Critics say costs rise for consumers and many mills will close, while some claim gains for certain urban centers.
Market Notes From San Antonio Hogs and Cattle Report
Markets San Antonio Texas October 24 hogs receipts 700 market strong to 20c higher local killers top 7.90 for good to choice 175 to 250 lb. cattle receipts 1300 calves 2700 stockers light demand uneven cows and cutters steady to weak calves steady to strong bulls firm steers scarce prices from 5.50 to 6.50 for medium buyers and light stockers up to 7.00. sheep goats scarce wethers 2.75. Also local store improvements and community notes from Junction and surrounding area.
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San Antonio
Texas
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