Susette Meyer Class Meets At Mrs Paul Donalds
The Evening Circle of the Susette Meyer Class of the First Presbyterian Sunday School met at Mrs. Paul Donalds with Mrs. Lester Long presiding. A business vote approved an oyster supper on October 24 in the church basement with 50 cent tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susette Meyer
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Paul Donald
Lester Long
L . Waid
C. A. Wilson
Elizabeth Bellah
Dorothy Spain
Paul Donald Paul, Jr
M. A. Bryan
County Federation Holds All Day Session Of Meeting
The County Federation met in an all day session at the club rooms with Mrs Paul Donald presiding. Mrs KE C Jameson of Montague was elected vice president and program chairman, replacing Mrs Stone of Nocona. An announcement noted 50 books donated to the County Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Federation
Paul Donald
KE C. Jameson
Montague
Stone
Nocona
G . Anderson
Wichita Falls
Ola G. Hamlin
Daisy Slopansky
M. G Cotter
Grove
Johnson
P. P. Langford
O. W. Harvey
Fieasta
J. A. Fooshee
Ruth Farquar
Grover C. Johnson
C. A. Hood
W. A Flowers
Moline
Illinois
Ruth Farquhar
Bessie Lee Sikes
College Station
W. R. Lamb
Lara Moore
Inez Rudy
L. J. Purkey
L. Wai
Satterwhite on Public Sentiment and Legal Aid
Joe Satterwhite argues that enforcing temperance laws depends on strong public will and cautions that delaying legal or medical help increases trouble and cost. He urges timely professional help to avoid larger problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Satterwhite
Thursday Club Opens New Year with Pageant and Talks
The Thursday Club held opening meetings at the Auditorium rooms hosted by Mrs F J Dixon Mrs Walter Coffield and Mrs S H McVickers President C W Coffield welcomed guests and noted the club's 33 year history A pageant Texas under Six Flags featured members portraying France Spain Mexico Texas Confederacy and United States Mrs J B Lewis spoke on Texas history Mrs David Warren accompanied a reading of Texas Wonderful Texas by Julian C Hyer Fort Worth. Punch and cookies were served to numerous members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Dixon
Walter Coffield
S. H. McVickers
C. W. Coffield
D. Calaway
Texas
France
Ogden Clark
Spain
L. L. Waid
Mexico
Wilbur Morgan
Confederacy
Cecil Allen
United States
David Warren
I. H. McVicker
Julian C Hyer
Fort Worth
Lions’ International
J B
T.H. Yarbrough
C. S. Henderson
J. A. Ayres
Paul Donald
E. C. Heard
B. R. Giles
W. E. Benson
A. J. Allen
M . Bryan
S. M. Dunnam
Renne Allred, Sry
W. A. Baits
Paul Boedeker
L. J. Purkey
Patsy Bradley Birthday Party Featured With Halloween Theme
Patsy Gayle Bradley was honored on her fifth birthday with a Halloween themed party hosted by her mother Mrs. Gayle Bradley. Guests wore costumes, a orange and black table setting framed a 38 tier orange cake with five candles, and favors included dolls and whistles. Attendees and gift givers from various town and city backgrounds attended the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Gayle Bradley
Gayle Bradley
Patsy Gayle
Mary Elizabeth Latham
Mae Caroline Eales
Paul Boedeker
Robert Trout
Eleanor Ruth Donnam
Jacky Whitehead
Marcy Raines
Sue Alice Brock
Dale Jackson
Jo Allen Fulcher
Billy Arrowood
Marguerite Lee
Jeannine Lee
James Roberson
Monda Markham
Nelda Jean Bowden
Betty Jo Robertson
Donald
Robbie Arrowood
Jeannine Welch
Greta Gay Gardner
Jimmie Nance
Peggy Carter
Bill Jack Evans
Billy
Seymour
L. C. Johnson
Houston
Personal Visit Notes From Bowie Community Roundup
Miss Elizabeth Bellah returned Thursday from a week in Vernon Quanah and Port Worth. Bowie hosts a Friday night view of Jackrabbits vs Cowboys in Ryan Oklahoma with many locals in attendance. Also listed are numerous couples and families visiting relatives and attending events across Bowie Lawton and Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bellah
Vernon
Quanah
Port Worth
Bowie
Ryan
Oklahoma
Cowboys
J. B. Lewis
Dan. L. Martin
W. E. Benson
D. B. Benson
Barrett Johns
Jess Wilcott
C. J. Pirtle
M. A. Bryan
Lynn Garlington
J. P. Trout
Dorothy Spain
Fred Paire
Portrait of An American Bill of Rights as national portrait
Raymond Pitcairn argues the typical American is defined by the Bill of Rights including freedom of religion speech press assembly and due process. He warns against regimented Europe and urges lawmakers to remember Americans are self reliant and defend individual rights against government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Raymond Pitcairn
Children Seek Largest Suckers and Ice Cream Cones
Children quickly locate the biggest all day suckers and the largest ice cream cones for sale, reflecting a playful appetite for novelty treats in local shops.
Clergy Clergy Plans Services in Local Churches
Dr S Springall of Dillas held Sunday morning services at First Presbyterian Church. Dr E S Lowrance of Iowa Park will hold Sunday morning services October 27. Lowrance is a former Bowie Church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Springall
Dillas
First Presbyterian Church
E S Lowrance
Iowa Park
Lowrance
Bowie Church
Montague County Singers Meet at Forestburg
The Montague County Singing Convention will convene in Forestburg Saturday evening at 7:30 for its first session, continuing through Sunday October 20. County residents are urged to attend, invite visiting singers, bring lunch, and help host the event during Home Coming with a focus on praising Christ in song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague County Singers
Forestburg
Montague County
Christ
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Oklahoma Transportation Company
Jess Chan
J. W. Biggerstaff
Ferndale Creamery
Bowie Fair
W. H. Stephens Feed Store
J. W. Dixon
Cleburne
W. H. Dixon
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Dixon
Jack Alexander
Elma Bess
Andy Walker
Mrs. Alexander
I. A. Stephens
Lubbock
Mrs. Stewart
Rock Hill
Ezra Parker
Helen
Gerald McDonald
Kenneth Arnold
Fay Arnold
Lawton, Oklahoma
By Raymond Pitcairn
Vaional Chairman
Sentinels of the Republic
Holford’s Wonder
Dandee CO
North Sixth St
Minneapolis
Minnesota
H. J. Murphy
Drayman
Rock Island
Burlington Ry’s
Bowie, Texas
Smauvee-Co
Bowtge
Valley View Dairy
Chas. Privitt, Mer
Dallas
Farm News
West Side
Prop
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