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Newspaper

Bowie Booster

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1936

Page

6

Doctors Meet In Clay For Monthly Medical Society

The Clay Montague and Wise County Medical Society met at the city auditorium club rooms. Dr G L Carlisle and Dr Ben Buford spoke on heart irregularities and diabetes management. President Dr L F Cook presided. next meeting set for Bowie on July 6 with numerous doctors from Bowie and surrounding towns attending.

Clay, Montague and Wise County Medical Society City Auditorium G. L. Carlisle Dallas Ben Buford L. F. Cook Bellevue A. ©. Irby Bowie Clinic E. W. Wright Ethna Green Estelle Miller Lizzie Shoemaker Bowie Carlisle D. F. Cook S. G. Norris Buffalo Springs F. M. Patton Bluegrove Albert Greer Henrietta R. E. Tyler Ringgold N. W. Crane H. F. Wilton Nocona J. T. Darwin S. J. Petty Decatur FE. M. Carmen Bashti A. C. Irby J. T. Lawson G. L. Wilkerson

Community Singing Sunday at Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Bowie community singers will gather Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church for a special program. G Doc Jackson presides and M H McKee serves as secretary inviting all singers.

Cumberland Presby Bowie Community Singers Cumberland Presbyterian Church Doc) Jackson M. H. McKee

Pleasant Ridge Home Demonstration Club bed making lesson

Members of the Pleasant Ridge Home Demonstration Club learned bed linen selection and bed making from Miss Ruth Farquhar at the May 27 meeting at Mrs. Simpkins home. They also practiced patient care and bedside making during illness.

Pleasant Ridge Ruth Farquhar Skinner J. C. Wood J. H. Stout John White L. L. Ward H. B. Latham Mesdames Vaughn Ditto Shackelford Simpkins McKee Chandler Ruth Mckee Winton Poe Farquhar Adeline Studebaker

Sartin to formally announce run for congress in Denton

Judge Sartin of Wichita Falls will open his campaign for the 13th District on the Denton courthouse lawn at 2 30 p m Saturday June 13. He will discuss vital issues and invites the public. seats will be provided.

B. D. Sartin Wichita Falls Congress Court House Lawn Denton Sartin

James Anderson and Hershel Stephens seen in Wichita Falls

James Anderson and Hershel Stephens were observed in Wichita Falls on Saturday afternoon, as locals report. The sighting adds to weekend activity noted by residents.

James Anderson Hershel Stephens Wichita Falls

Farm Sign-Up Closes June 10 for Soil Conservation

County Agent James urges Mon tague farmers to file worksheets for the 1936 soil conservation program before June 10. State board says no extension will be granted. those needing to participate should contact their committeemen or visit the County Agent’s office by that date.

James Montague Jameson State Board

Cotton Bonus Application Urged by County Agent

County Agent Jameson urges all cotton growers who have not submitted 1935 sales sheets to receive the bonus subsidy to do so immediately. The state board will soon process papers for the new program and payments may be delayed if sales are not reported promptly.

Jameson State Board

Softball season opens with high fan interest in 1936 play

Softball entrants draw large crowds as two leagues kick off the new season. Jacksons Jacks beat Browns No Stars 14 7 in the American League while Buckaroos edged Prairie Branch 11 10 in the National League. Bowie Grocery crushed Lions Club 14 7 in Monday action.

Jackson Bobs’ Hardwater Boys Jacksons Bowie Grocery Boys Lions Club Bowie Grocery Prairie Branch American League Baptists’ All Stars Browns National League American League Browns

Baptist women and ministers attend Bellevue joint meeting

Mrs. George W. Curlee Mrs. W. A. Phelps and the Rev and Mrs A Turner attended a workers meeting in Bellevue on Wednesday. It was a joint gathering of Montague and Clay County Baptists.

George W. Curlee W. A. Phelps A. (. Turner Bellevue Montague and Clay County Baptists

Lions Style and Burlesque Show Draws Montague Couple

Mr and Mrs Harry Dunbar of Montague attended the Lions Style and Burlesque show Tuesday night.

Harry Dunbar Montague

Mrs Hargis Returns Home After Sunset Car Wreck

Mrs L G Hargis returned to her home in Waurika Oklahoma Tuesday in a plaster cast after a broken pelvis from a Sunday car wreck at Sunset. Others in the car were shaken and bruised.

L. G. Hargis Waurika Oklahoma

Local Social Notes From Montague Area

Miss Ruby Walker of Montague visited town Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Alton McNatt and their little daughter called on Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McNatt Saturday night. Mrs. J. C. Sensibaugh of Buffalo Springs entered Bowie Clinic Hospital Tuesday for medical treatment. Mrs. Clyde Higgins of Alpine underwent a major operation Tuesday at Bowie Clinic Hospital. The Higgins sister is Mrs. W. W. Philley. The O Neals baby, fourteen months old, is recovering from coal oil explosion burns at Bowie Clinic Hospital. Mrs. J. H. Kirby of Nocona had an emergency appendectomy at Bowie Clinic Hospital.

Alton McNatt J. C. McNatt J. C. Sensibaugh Buffalo Springs Bowie Clinic Hospital Clyde Higgins Alpine Texas J. A. O'Neal Bowie Clinic J. H. Kirby Nocona

Business Visitor George W Curlee in Wichita Falls

George W Curlee was a business visitor in Wichita Falls on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stagg have moved to Fort Worth where Mr. Stagg is employed at a laundry of which Clinton Huff of this city is manager.

George W. Curlee Wichita Falls Robert Stagg Fort Worth Mr. Stagg Clinton Huff

Mrs Bowles and family visit Fort Worth

Personal items note Mrs Bowles and her daughter Miss Helia traveled to Fort Worth for a visit. Helia returned Sunday while Mrs Bowles stayed longer with another daughter Mrs Menesse who is ill. Darlene Trout returned Sunday from a four day Denton visit. Mr and Mrs T J Christian and daughter Lucy Carol of Fort Worth spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Renne Allred Sr.

Alice Bowles Miss Helia Fort Worth Bowles Menesse Darlene Trout Denton T. J. Christian Lucy Carol Renne Allred, Sr

Ruth Garrett Guest of Dan and Mary Martin

Miss Ruth Garrett, a Malakoff school teacher living in Boyle Mississippi, visits Mr and Mrs Dan L Martin. She plans to travel to Colorado to resume work toward her Ph D degree.

Dan L. Martin Dan Lee Ruth Garrett Vernon Malakoff School Boyle Mississippi Colorado

Dorothy Spain Departs for Denton to Resume Studies

Miss Dorothy Spain left Friday for Denton to resume her school studies.

Dorothy Spain Denton

Reverend Turner Wins Pontiac Return From Midwest Trip

The Rev. A. Turner arrived Friday night after travels to Missouri North Dakota and Pontiac Michigan He drove home a new Pontiac automobile marking the trip's end.

Fort Worth Man Dewey Price Seen In Town

Dewey H. Price of Fort Worth was in town Thursday afternoon for an unspecified local engagement.

Dewey H. Price Fort Worth

Local residents and travelers noted in brief entries

Mrs. W. M. Yowell of Saint Jo sought treatment at Bowie Clinic Hospital. Fred May Carpenter returns home to Nocona after appendicitis surgery at Bowie Clinic. T. Hi. Yarbrough and son John D. visited the Bridgeport Dam. Miss Ray Golden leaves for Denton to attend summer term at North Texas State Teachers College. Verrol Stambaugh of Austin visiting relatives. S. R. Huffstutter spent Monday in Dallas visiting Centennial Exposition grounds. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stroud of Electra visited relatives here. Amber Farar family and Mrs. Anna Farar and Mrs. Luther Hickey visited in Chickasha, Oklahoma. M. and Mrs. O. A. Green and two boys returned to Knox City. Mrs. Green visited her parents here while Mr. Green went to Alabama to see his ill father. Mrs. Charles King and three sons and Morris Woodall spent the weekend in East Texas with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Stroud and three children prepared to move to Hugo Oklahoma for Mr. Stroud’s bakery position.

O. A. Green Otis, Jr Paul Knox City

Wayne Golden Visits Fort Worth on Monday

Wayne Golden traveled to Fort Worth on Monday for business purposes.

Army Air Show at the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas

The U S Army will spend 50 000 on the Texas Centennial Exposition establishing an encampment at Dallas staging a large aviation meet. The funds come from 515 000 allotted by the Federal Government for Exposition exhibits.

TWA Sees Surge From Texas Centennial Exposition

Dallas based TWA reports a sharp rise in cross country traffic as pre exposition business grows ahead of the Texas Centennial World's Fair opening June 6. The Dallas feeder connections bolster the coast to coast route amid the expected event impact.

Irene Caldwell Dallas Texas Transcontinental Western Airways TWA

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tri-County Medical Society Pleasant Ridge Home G. C. Meyer Vivian Hutchison F. H. Mears John Black Ruby Randell Joe Bacher A. D. Bacher Frances Randell A. D. Sparks Kathleen Virginia Sparks O. Thompson Alvord J. A. Brite George Rucker Roger Giles W. E. Benson Zenith Radio Servce CO Tarrant Street P.S Denson Jewelry Store Gayle Bradley A. F. Watkins Tyler Ruby Walker W. M. Yowell Saint Jo Fred May Carpenter T. Hi. Yarbrough John D Bridgeport Dam Miss Ray Golden Miss Golden Valley View Wichita County Verrol Stambaugh of Austin S. R. Huffstutter Mrs. E. R. Stroud Electra Amber Farar Wendell Anna Farar Luther Hickey Donald Chickasha Charles King Jimmy Bobby Morris Woodall East Texas Buster Stroud Sandra Shirley Ann Hugo, Okla Stroud Wayne Golden
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