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Bowie Booster

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1936

Page

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Bowie Lions Plan Yard Beautification Program

Bowie Lions club planned a Sunday night March 1 program on yard and garden beautification at First Methodist church with Rev. O P Kiker in charge. The event is part of the Yard and Garden Contest sponsored by the club and invites city groups to attend.

Lions Club First Methodist O. P. Kiker Kiker Morrow E L Anderson T H Yarbrough Gordon L. Cady Henry Moore Ogden Clarke O. P. Riker Lamam Lovett Ted Moore M. A. Bryan Paul Donald D. T. Wilson Howes Samm Lovette Gayle Bradley T. H. Yarbrough Dale Eales W.M. Ripple Edgar Edminston L. L. Waid Eri. L

Harry Stout Signals Bid for Precinct 2 County Commissioner

J H Harry Stout announces candidacy for county commissioner from precinct 2 subject to the Democratic primary on July 25 He plans a formal announcement soon Stout is a longtime resident and former manager of the Custis gin with strong ties to local farmers and county conditions

J.H Harry) Stout Stout Custis

Art League Open House Highlights Local Talent

Miss Dorothy LaSelle of the State College for Women spoke on art appreciation at the Denton Art League open house. Guests viewed CIAA student work in textiles, jewelry and pottery as Mary Marshall and Inez Rudy performed piano solos. Out of town visitors included P P Langford Wichita Falls and Beatrice Lee Fort Worth.

Dorothy LaSelle State College For Women CSA Denton Art League LaSelle Chicago Art Institute California School of Fine Arts Paul Donald League Harry Karlsburgh Bowie D Calaway Oscar McCracken Wilbur Morgan P. P. Langford Wichita Falls Mary Marshall Fae Arts Anna Virginia Bulbrook A. D. Lunn Stewart Sewell Nocona Bledsoe Gainesville Lewis Fish Ardmore Oklahoma Beatrice Lee Fort Worth

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Minor Tucker Buried Monday

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Minor Tucker were held at her home Monday afternoon. The Rev. A. C. Turner officiated. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery beside her husband, who died in 1924. She died Sunday night at 10 45 at a Bowie hospital after 18 days of illness. She was born July 14, 1868 in Prairieville Missouri and married W. H. Tucker in 1879. Survived by daughter Mrs. C. B. Thompson of Mission Texas. four sons G. L. Tucker A. L. Tucker T. L. Tucker W. L. Tucker. 11 grandchildren six great grandchildren. two brothers Nicholls Minor Bardwell and James W Minor Kaufman. one sister Mrs Edna Carter Eiola Missouri.

Mary Elizabeth Minor Tucker A. C. Turner First Baptist Church Elmwood C. B. Thompson Mission Texas G. L. Tucker A. L. Tucker Wichita Falls T. L. Tucker Decatur W. L. Tucker Weatherford Nicholls Minor Bardwell James W. Minor Kaufman Edna Carter Eiola Missouri

Denton Ladies Dine With Mrs Paul Donald

Miss Dorothy LaSelle Miss Mary Marshall and Miss Anna Virginia Bulbrook of Denton were dinner guests Tuesday night of Mrs. Paul Donald.

Dorothy LaSelle Mary Marshall Anna Virginia Bulbrook Denton Paul Donald

Fort Worth Native Floyd E Martin Appointed Texas Old AgeAid Supervisor

Floyd E Martin, longtime Fort Worth resident and former electric refrigerator businessman, has been appointed by Orville S Carpenter as executive director to supervise District Seven of the Texas Old Age Assistance Commission with district headquarters in Fort Worth.

Floyd E. Martin Texas Old Age Assistance Commission Fort Worth Orville S Carpenter Martin

Declamation Stewardship Contest Held Mon day

The Junior Missionary organization of the First Baptist church hosted its annual declamation stewardship contest Monday night. Winners advance Saturday to Ft Worth to compete with district 12 champions.

Baptist W M. U Ft. Worth We—man’s Missionary Union First Baptist Church C. E Cox W. A. Phelps A.C. Turner Geo. S. Curlee Woman's Missionary Union

Worley Announces Re election Bid for Bowie City Council

Dave Worley declares intention to run again for the Bowie City Council from the third ward in the upcoming city election on Tuesday April 7. He notes ongoing civic and business involvement in Bowie beyond council service.

Dave Worley Worley Bowie

World Day of Prayer Observed at First Presbyterian Church

The World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday February 28 from 1 30 to 2 00 pm at the First Presbyterian Church. All women in the city are urged to attend and participate and all churches are asked to cooperate.

First Presbyterian Church

Dallas Woman Promotes Texas Centennial in Montague County

Mrs Charles C. Jones of the centennial staff in Dallas addressed county representatives including city school and club leaders. She described exposition grounds and lighting, urged countywide advertising, noted three days to view the exposition and hundreds of guides. Bowie day July 12 and county day October 20 were set, with Nocona to pick a date later.

Charles C. Jones Dallas Jones Farmer Shaw Texas Montague County Fred M. Paire Walter Coffield City Federation Egbert Thompson Nocona Bowie Day Texas Federation of Music Clubs Dan L. Martin Bowie W. R. Potter J.J. Haralson Montague H. D Fields Saint Jo

Community Singers To Meet Sunday

The regular monthly gospel singing will be held Sunday March 1 at the First Baptist church starting at 2 30 pm. Singers from nearby communities and across the country are expected to attend with an inviting program for all lovers of gospel music.

First Baptist Church Doc) Jackson M. H. McKee Sec B. P. Whitehead

Miss Zella Allen To Conduct Free Cooking School

Bowie residents and surrounding women are invited to a four day cooking school at City Auditorium starting Tuesday March 4 at 2 o clock. Miss Zella Allen will lead demonstrations with new practical recipes and each program will be different. Bring notebooks for a permanent record of recipes. The community Natural Gas Co provides modern kitchen equipment and daily free merchandise prizes.

Bowie City Auditorium Zella Allen Miss Allen Miss Community Natural Gas Co

Miss Rudy Hosts Centennial Luncheon For Guest

Miss Inez Rudy entertained Friday noon with a Centennial Luncheon honoring her house guest Mrs Charles C Jones a Centennial staff member from Dallas. City club presidents attended and the table setting featured white cloths silver and red candle centers. Hom er B Latham sang A Brown Bird Singing with piano by Miss Inez Rudy assisted by Mrs W A Flowers and Miss Lily Hoff.

Inez Rudy Charles C. Jones Dallas Homer B. Latham Haydyn Wood Miss Rudy

Record Talks 10 Lumbermen at Bowie Banquet

Phil Record of the federal housing administration Fort Worth was principal speaker at the Bowie banquet of the retail lumbermen Monday night. He spoke on cooperation and led a round table on FHA. Officers elected later and guests from Wichita Falls Bowie Chico Saint Jo and Fort Worth attended.

Phil Record Federal Housing Administration of Fort Worth Lumberman's Association A. Sadler Sadler Bruce Sadler Jack Garret Aubrey Horn Truett AK. Hall Wade Hampton Ft. Worth Bowie Dale Eales Jack Olas Montague Wise Cooke Mr. Truett Or. Stephens Wichita Falla M. D. Parnell Eskil Hailey Chico F. P. Sherrill Saint Jo L. K. Hunt Sunset D. W. Harriss Elmer Davis Whitesboro A. K Hall

Young Texan With Idea Seeks Funding From Cash Offer

Jay Callahan a 25 year old geologist and commercial artist from San Antonio placed a newspaper ad seeking a few million dollars to fund his ideas. He says he has nothing to sell and it is not a promotion stunt and will tell any millionaire who fronts the money about his plans.

San Francisco Calif Jay Callahan San Antonio Callahan Vivian Howard

Stoneburg Men Seek Pension Blanks Amid Shortage

Dave Major, secretary of Stoneburg's chamber of commerce, logged Friday as the pension blank distribution began. By Thursday night 310 blanks had been issued and, in cold weather, 85 year old W. J. Raby rode ten miles to Bowie only to find blanks exhausted, then was helped home by a friend funding his return rail fare.

Dave Major Chamber of Commerce W. J. Raby Stoneburg Bowie

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Bowie Lions First Methodist Church Harry Stout Meet County Gun Girl A. W. Discher Discher Dellas Rudy FHA
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