Gount County Medics Meet for Monthly Session
The Clay Montague Wise County Medical Society held its monthly meeting at the city auditorium on Tuesday night April 28 at 7 00 pm. Dr L F Cook of Bellevue presided. Dr L J Spivery of Fort Worth spoke on summer diarrhoea in children and Dr E M Carman of Vashti on rural obstetrics. The society formed nearly a year ago and includes doctors from three counties. Dr E W Wright of this city president of the state board of health is vice president and Dr A C Irby of the Bowie Clinic is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay-Montague-Wise County Medical Society
City Auditorium
L. F. Cook
Bellevue
L. J. Spivery
Fort Worth
E. M. Carman
Vashti
E. W. Wright
State Board of Health
A. C. Irby
Bowie Clinic
J. T. Lawson
New Cotton Varieties Fall Short of Claims and Profits
Agricultural tests debunk exaggerated yield claims for Mars Rose and Dixie Rose cotton, noting seed prices from 10 to 100 dollars a bushel and past farmer purchases since 1932. Experiment stations report staple length under 1 inch, with no superior traits versus standard varieties, urging growers to rely on recommended types and leave experimentation to stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Mother and Daughter Night Planned by Grammar High P T A
The Grammar High P T A will observe Mother and Daughter Night on Monday evening at the high school auditorium. Miss Willie Lee Dickerman chairs the program committee with Miss Imogene Touchstone and Miss Mildred Cofield assisting. Mothers and daughters are invited to attend for the program and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grammar High P. T. A
Willie Lee Dickerman
Imogene Touchstone
Mildred Coffield
Giles Grocery Burns Early Sunday Morn
Fire at Giles & Son grocery destroyed most stock and fixtures with several thousand dollars loss. Cause believed faulty wiring in the rear. Smoke damaged adjacent buildings. linked to another Bowie fire earlier in the week at G O Slaughter drug store number two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Giles & Son
Bowie
G. O. Slaughter Drug Store
County 4-H Girls Build Closet Demonstrations
County 4 H clubs expand bedroom makeovers with closet projects. Twenty seven cooperators become demonstrators, 16 girls add closets using scrap lumber, cardboard, cedar lining, and built in designs. Each room will gain racks, bags, and storage to fit a place for everything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Buck
Bonita 4-H Club
Imogene Paschal
Corinth 4-H- Club
Evelyn Dunn
Forestburg 4
Edith Berry
Forestburg 4-H Club
Ruth Farquhar
Arnold Family Visits Relatives in Stoneburg and Bowie
Mr and Mrs R K Arnold and daughter Mercedes and son R K Jr of Duncan Oklahoma visited relatives and friends in Stoneburg and Bowie over the weekend. Buy It In Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Arnold
Mercedes
Duncan, Oklahoma
Stoneburg and
Bowie
Bowie Lions Sponsor Centennial Baby Gift List
The Bowie Lions Club sponsors a Centennial Baby for the first Montague County birth on or after June 6 1936. Gifts from local businesses include cash, baby records, clothing, books, groceries, and passes, with presenting planned mid June. Some donors not yet contacted will be added as donations arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie Lions Club
Montigue County
Barnes & McCauley
Gayle Bradley
Joe Fulcher
Coca- Cola Bottling Co
Coca- Cols
Griffin Drug Store
Perry Bros. Inc
Danube & Co
G. O. Slaughter & Co
C. L. Campbell
Club Cafe
Edwards Motor Co
Phillips Tailor Shop
Ideal Food Store
Famous Stores, Inc
Texas Public Utilities Corporation
W. H. Stephens
Yukon
Widlake’s
Auto Supply
First National Bank
Bowie
M. Johnson Poultry Ranch
A & P‘tea Co
J. A. Brite
James Chapman
Oscar Underwood
W. H. Garrett
Wilson Drug Store
Curlee Motor Co
Evans Motor Co
Huth & Wesson
Bob’s Ice Station
White & Willett
J. K. Hunter
Barr Courts
Amber Farar
Saint Jo
AT THE MOVIES IN BOWIE LISTS TRAILER SCHEDULE
Majestic and At The Movies present a week of films with stars William Boyd Flash Gordon and Al Jolson plus reviews. Reginald Denny Gail Patrick Sky Parade and Mysterious Avenger headline the May 7 murder mystery preview. Harmon Covington of Fort Worth, a former Bowie High teacher, visited town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyd
Flash Gordon
Sun.Mon
al Jolson
Singing Kid
News
Jimmie Allen
Reginald Denny
Gail Patrick
Harmon Covington
Fort Worth
Bowie High School
Bandits Rob Filling Station Operator of Watch and Cash
Two armed men robbed Sam Casey of 11 dollars and his watch at his filling station about 9 p.m. Tuesday, after first fueling the car. They fled in a 1936 Ford coupe with New Mexico plates. descriptions: a middle aged man in a black hat and a stout young bare headed man. City officials investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Casey
Mr. Casey
New Mexico
Charles Jackson
Tandy Welch
Summer Roundup Promotes Health Checks for Incoming Students
The Centennial Year Texas roundup urges parents to have children entering school next fall seen by physicians for full physicals. The program aims to detect and correct physical and mental handicaps, ensure immunity against diphtheria and smallpox, and teach personal hygiene. Also notes a Montague church wedding of Miss Rosie Carminati and John Albig and a Fort Worth outing by Mr. and Mrs. John Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Hool
Cchildren
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
C. D. Perona
Montague
Rosie Carminati
John Albig
Softball Leagues Organizing Under Frank Edwards
Frank Edwards chairs the softball league committee with Nathan Gary assisting as entries pour in. Two four team leagues are planned one for younger players and one for older players with sponsorship names to be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etg
Frank Edwards
Nathan Gary
Lions Hear Miss Ethna Green at Bowie Club Meeting
Bowie Lions Club heard Miss Ethna Green of the Bowie Clinic give a classification talk. Herschel Stephens presented a paper on Trails of Montague County, the 20th in a weekly Texas history series. Judges from Wichita Falls will visit May 6 for the yard and garden contest involving 45 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethna Green
Bowie Clinic
Bowie
M. C. McCutchin
Rhea Howard
R. L. Hargraves
Montague County
Henry Moore
E. T. McCauley
M. Posey
Ray Ross
Inez Rudy
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Paul Donald
T. H. Yarbrough
Little Miss Beverly Jean Kennemur Buried in Borger
Beverly Jean Kennemur four years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kennemur of Borger Texas, died at home Monday April 27 and was buried in Elmwood cemetery after funeral services at First Baptist church Wednesday. Survivors include her parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Farar. Her mother was formerly Opal Farar of Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Jean Kennemur
E. E. Kennemur
Borger
Texas
Elmwood
First Baptist Church
W. H. Farar
Opal Farar
Bowie
Montague Farmers Save Big on Interest Through Refinancing
Farm Credit Administration figures show Montague County farmers refinanced over 242000 dollars of debt at long term mortgage rates of 5 percent or less. Since May 1933, 110 farmers obtained 231000 dollars for refinancing old debts, with loans issued by the Federal Land Bank and the Commissioner. The 4 percent rate now offered may last through 30 plus years, with no higher rate during the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
Montague County
The
Washington
National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Federal Land Banks
Congress
National Farm Loan
Federal
Market Civics Hosts Miss Jewell Lee and Guests
Miss Jewell Lee Miss Helen Parker Hugh Swaggerty and Sid Shavers visited in Henrietta Friday evening for a social gathering at a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Lee
Helen Parker
Hugh Swaggerty
Sid Shavers
Henrietta
Herbert Ward Noted in Denton Last Tuesday
Herbert Ward was in Denton on Tuesday of last week, as recorded in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ward
Denton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gounty
Giles Grocery
LIONS
Centennial Baby
RITZ
John Wayne
Cartoon
Bandits Rog
Qummer
National Congress Pta
John Black
Miss Ethna Green
E. L. Anderson
Wichita Falls
Hershel Stephens
Wichita Clinic
FCA
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