Bridal Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Earl Spell
Fruitland guests totaled about thirty for a Saturday evening bridal shower honoring Earl Spell and his bride. Corsage colors coral and spring violets graced the bridal book while games entertained guests. The couple found a roomful of gifts awaiting them and refreshments were served buffet style. Gift givers included Ross Matthews Charles Knightstep W B Butler Marion Matthews Jerry Dyer Lu Black Henry Stephens and M Posey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames O
EF. Emmert
Edd Weekar
Boyd Winn
Earl Spell
Ross Matthews
Charles Knightstep
W. B. Bulter
Marion Matthews
Jerry Dyer
Lu Black
Henry Stephens
M. Posey
Boyd Winn Elected to Board of Education
An election for a member of the Board of Education was held Saturday. Candidates were Boyd Winn and Joe Eller. Winn was elected unanimously to fill the vacancy left by Mark Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Winn
Board OF Education
Joe Eller
Winn
Mark Marshall
Willing Workers Club Meets for Texas Hero Talk
The Willing Workers' Club gathered with Mrs. H. L. Miller last Thursday for an educational program on Texas and its heroes and a Washington topic. Pleasant conversation and refreshments followed as the group adjourned, to meet next Thursday week with Mrs. Dave Shepheard.
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Willing
H. L. Miller
Texas
Washington
Dave Shepheard
Hank Riggs
Jennie Davis
A. M. Chandler
Joe Hayes
Joe Brown
O. E. Emmert
Hostess
Personal Notices Highlight Local Social Visits
Mr and Mrs DeRoy Knox of Bird Hollow were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Oran Knox. G L Miller and daughters of Fort Worth visited his parents H L Miller. Mark Marshall and son Glenn of Wichita Falls stayed at their home here. Claude Cummins and Jackie spent the weekend with her parents Albert Parson, who remains ill. Leonard Eller left for an extended visit to Hopeville La to visit his sister Katie Miller. Edd Weckar and O F Emmert were in Sunset Friday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeRoy Knox
Bird Hollow
Oran Knox
G. L. Miller
Fort Worth
H. L. Miller
Mark Marshall
Glenn
Wichita Falls
Claude Cummins
Jackie
Albert Parson
Parson
Leonard Eller
Hopeville
Katie Miller
Edd Weckar
O. F. Emmert
Sunrise Easter Services at Selma Rock Church
The Apostolic Christian church of Selma invites Bowie residents to Easter Sunday events beginning at sunrise on the hilltop near the church. The program includes songs poems scripture readings and short talks about the crucifixion and resurrection followed by a sacrament service at 11 o'clock and dinner on the grounds at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostolic Christian Church of
Selma
Bowie
Little Rock
Church of Christ Bible Study and Services Schedule
The notice invites all to attend a full slate of church activities led by minister W. D. Black. Bible study at 9 45 am, preaching at 11 am and 7 45 pm, communion at 11 45 am, and a Wednesday prayer meeting. An afternoon service at Hancock School House is planned with singing and a Young Men's Bible Class.
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Hancock — School House
W. D. Black
MAJESTIC THEATER WEEKLY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Adults 25c Children 10c Thursday Only Eighty five reasons to come to the show and see The Last of The Pagans and Shorty at Coney Island Friday Saturday The singing cowboy Dick Foran in Song of The Saddle Also Bride of Frankenstein Sunday Monday Harold Lloyd in The Milky Way News Tuesday Wednesday John Boles in Rose of The Rancho Selected short subjects Majestic program features John Wayne in The New Frontier Great Air Mystery No 5 and Comedy
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Shorty
Coney Island
Dick Foran
John Boles
John Wayne
Personal News Roundup From Bowie and Surroundings
D. M. Major left on a business trip to Austin Tuesday night. Russell Gallia of Pampa attended his grandmother Mrs. W. H. Clark's funeral Sunday. Miss Carl Turner spent the weekend in Blue Grove with her father Rev. A. C. Turner, who led a two week revival at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Henry Oetting returned to Fort Worth Tuesday after visiting Miss Estelle Miller and friends. Many Bowie residents attended closing league events in Nocona Friday and Saturday, including J. B. Lewis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Gallia
Pampa
W. H. Clark
Carl Turner
Blue Grove
A. C. Turner
Methodist Church
Henry Oetting
Fort Worth
Estelle Miller
Bowie
Nocona
J. B. Lewis
Prentis Harville
Dan L. Martin
D. C. Overfelt
Ellen Joplin
Radio Studios Open at Texas Expo Broadcasting Center
Visitors may watch broadcasts as Radio Studios start at the Texas Exposition. The largest public address system, with 250 speakers, can be used to run 12 programs and 6 grounds programs as 18 simultaneous speaker units. Studios will provide pre op and actual broadcasts during the Expo period. Record crews nationwide acclaim the system as the most perfect yet devised.
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Alrody
Dellas
Community Notes on Local Visits and Health
Weekend and Sunday travels are listed with residents from Sunset Wichita Falls Fort Worth and Mangum Oklahoma. Names include DeitL Martin Jo Martin Pierce Chandler Troy Stillings and Lon Roberson with health notes and hospital care. Visitors span Bowie Burk Burnett Haskell Memphis and Detroit with a broken arm incident for Jimmy Henderson.
Easter Services At Sunrise And Evangelistic Event
A day of worship includes a sunrise service for Easter followed by an evangelistic service at eight o clock. Visiting ministers are expected to participate. Everyone is invited to bring a picnic lunch and join in worship at the little church.
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God
Folk Leader Knott to Oversee Third National Folk Festival
Gertrude Knott renowned folk lore authority supervises the third national folk festival opening June 14 at the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas. Focus this year on songs of the old Southwest as Mrs Knott aims to make the festival the largest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Knott
Dallas
Community News Highlights from Saint Jo and Surrounding Areas
Local residents attend church meetings and social visits across Wise County. Names include Mrs Geo Curlee and Rev A C Turner at Saint Jo workers meeting, and Mrs Paul Donald in Wichita Falls. Several family health updates and hospital stays noted.
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Geo. W. Curlee
A. C. Turner
W. R. Wainscott
Wainscott
J. W. Whitman
W. A. Phelps
C. E. Cox
E. R. Mangum
John Jackson
Jo Price
Winn
Brushy
Saint Jo
Paul Donald
Wichita Falls
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Jo Martin
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J. T. McCorkle
Joho White
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L. L. Blakney
Montague
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Horace Doolen
Mangum
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Lon Roberson
Bowie Clinic
M. A. Bryan
Laine
Marguerite
Jeannine
Burkburnett
R. J. Kelly
W. A. Duncan
Belton Duncan
Haskell, Texas
Rey Fultz
Memphis
John Black
Ruby Randell
J. Doderworth
Helen
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Oklo
W. R. Potter
Inez Rudy
David Warren
Harry Kurisburg
John B. Hunt
First District of the State Federation
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Charlie Diggett
Paul Boedeker
Janet Jimmy Henderson
Edwards
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John B. Fiunt
J. A. Wallender
S. W. Heard
W. J. Linnen
T. H. Clarke
Harris Sanitarium
O. A. Green
Chidren
Otis
Paul
R. Stroud
Ebeca
Mr. Strouds
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J. E. Lucas
Daughers
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Viola
Liley Phipps
Cundiff
Cecil McNatt
Baughtee
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Thos. R. Willingham
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W.H Denson
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Ed Jones
R. L. Cable
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