First Baptist Women Circles Meet in January Gatherings
The Leslie Watson Circle met January 17 at Doris McKay home with 12 members and one visitor Mrs Mc Daniel. The Lottie Moon Circle met January 18 at O H Barron home with seven members and one visitor Mrs McDaniel. The Alma Graves Circle met January 17 at Arby Scott home with 11 members and two visitors. The Mary Hill Davis Circle met January 17 at J E Moffett home with six members and one visitor Mrs Vern McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Watson
First Baptist Church
Doris McKay
McDaniel
Bobby Woods
Earline Dehart
W. E. Sheffield
Grace Daniel
Dehart
Lottie Moon
O. H. Barron
Barron
Steve Redmond
Alaska
Redmond
C. M. Battle
Alma Graves
Arby Scott
J. W. Oldham
A. B. Greer
R. E. Thomas
C. E. Hudgins
Thomas
O. T. Huff
Mary Hill Davis
The
J. E. Moffett
Vern McDaniel
Ledger goods and office supplies advertised
An advertisement lists ledger backs ledger sheets ruled columnar pads index cards guides card cabinets and guaranteed Markwell stapling machines with staples punches ink eradicators rubber stamps and stamp pads alongside oil office supplies.
Medical School To Dedicate New Building In Dallas
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas will dedicate the Basic Science Building on January 29 at 2:00 p.m. The $2,850,000 facility at 5323 Harry Hines Boulevard will be opened by UT regents state officials and medical leaders, with construction overruns covered by a $100,000 emergency grant from Southwestern Medical Foundation. The land is from Karl Hoblitzelle’s 86-acre medical center grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Medical School
University of Texas
Dallas
Harry Hines
R. R. Gilbert
Southwestern Medical Foundation
N. A. Cravens of
Silsbee
Southwest
Karl Hoblitzelle
Board
Gun Safety Plan Discussed By Local Groups
Mrs. Barclay chaired a meeting with opening and closing prayers by Mrs. Barclay and Mrs. McDaniel as the Gene McNeely Circle gathered at Mrs. C Z Pope's home. Mrs. Moffett led the stewardship program and shared program segments with Mrs. Swift. birthday observances and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Barclay
McDaniel
Woodrow Baptist Circles Plan Chili Supper
The Mildred Wilcox Circle met January 28 planning a chili supper at the Woodrow Baptist Church with nine members and one visitor. Journeying via Bible readings and prayers, the group closes after a stewardship lesson. The Gemma Hare Circle met January 18 at Mrs. Bob Green’s with six members six children and two visitors for devotional and yearbook discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wilcox
Woodrow Baptist Church
Louis Miller
M. G. van Winkle
Pat Phelps
J. L. Segrest
Segres
Gemma Hare
Bob Green
Tom Hickey
Raymond Brim
Troy Greenwood
Oscar Hoffpauir
Norman Walters
1955 Stock Feed Outlook for Texas Farmers
College Station report by John G. Mc Haney expects livestock feeds and hays in 1955 to cost Texas farmers about the same as last year. High protein feeds likely steady. cottonseed meal may rise. hay shipments to Texas expected to continue. sorghum grain harvest large. oats and barley prices anticipated lower than corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
John G. McHaney
Extension
Southwest
U. S
Youth hunting safety debate weighs teen fatalities
Officials note rising youth interest in hunting despite higher accident rates. Ten of 17 hunting fatalities involved teens and nine youths died from shooting incidents. Experts urge advanced safety training and limit teen field privileges until maturity, while wardens praise safety program leaders amid rising demands on the force.
Farm Families Enjoy Social Security Benefits
The Beaumont District Office of the Social Security Administration explains that farm families will gain old age and survivors insurance protection similar to other workers. Payments depend on earnings and number of survivor recipients. A table shows sample monthly payments for different earnings and family sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Social Security Administration
Ruttal
Texas
Nawakwa Girls Elect New Officers Monday
The Nawakwa Campfire Girls met Monday at Mrs. R. D. Thompson's home. Present were Gail Thompson, Joy Fullingim, Jana Jackson, Linda Green, Joan Lalonde, and Cheryl Markham. Officers elected: Cheryl Markham president, Jana Jackson vice president, Clara Sue Johnson secretary, Joan Lalonde treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Thompson
Gail Thompson
Joy Fullingim
Jana Jackson
Linda Green
Joan Lalonde
Cheryl Markham
Clara Sue Johnson
Next Week at the Church with All Other W M L U Circles
A church notice invites members to gatherings next week across all W M L U circles. The brief item calls for participation and fellowship within the church community.
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W.mlu
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Baptist Circles
Medical School
Gene McNeely
C. Z. Pope
G. W. Goiliher
W. F. Arrington
Curtis Isbell
Hose
W. F. Caskey
Sallie Huff
Isbell
Lizzie Arrington
Cc. E. Ashworth
R. L. Harrion
Wske
Game and Fish Commission
Woodrow Baptist Circles
Ag Economist
Hamburger
PET
California
Cvs
Mars
West
TED
Dept. Store
Nawakwa
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