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Newspaper

Bowie Booster

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1935

Page

6

Grammar-High PTA Hosts Monday Afternoon Meeting

The Grammar-High PTA met Monday afternoon in the high school auditorium. President Mrs Walter Coffield led the business session as Dan L Martin the school superintendent spoke on Citizenship in the Home. A piano solo by Dixiebel Turns and a Duchess candidate from Bowie highlighted the event. A love offering funded the Jim Barr Endowment for extension work. Committees for the Chamber of Commerce banquet on Oct 2 were named with Mrs Paul Donald and Mrs M Posey among chairmen. The room was set with a large white cake for the 27th birthday of the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers, with 27 pink candles atop.

PTA Walter Coffield Dan L. Martin Dixiebel Evelyn Widlake Bowie Wichita Falls P.T. A M. Posey L. L. Waid H. L. Turns Clinton’ Hoff Awber Farrar FB. J. Dixon B. Benson OR Brown Jne Reddin M. A. Brown Dan L Martin Geo Curlee Lo Greenwood B. EB Watson Jim Barr Oscar Whittecotton Alice McDonald Economic Department Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers Mesdames G Doc) Jackson C. L. Belcher Paul Donald L.L Waid H L Turns D. B. Benson Loyd Terry Newton Moss Lou Cantwell Amber Farar Roy Price H. E. Henning Dallas McLemore Jesse Barker J. B. Lewis Claude Precise M Posey Walter Coftfield Geo. S. Lee DCGC Overfelt Lillian Raines Misses Alleen Burgess Mildred West Emogene Touchstone Ellen Joplin Naomi Emerson

Fried Chicken Breakfast Honors Dallas Ladies at Cosby Home

Mrs. C. Y. Cosby hosted a Tuesday morning fried chicken breakfast in old Southern style to honor Mrs. Hal Buckner of Dallas and Miss Helen Schurchart. Decorations featured yellow hues and blue china, with guests Mrs. E. Cree and Mr. and Mrs. Worsham Whitman attending.

C. Y. Cosby Hal Buckner Dallas Helen Schurchart E. Cree

Scotchman hears neighbor radio and shuts off own set

A Scotchman claimed he could hear his neighbor’s radio through the wall and immediately turned off his own receiver to avoid disturbance. The incident highlights cross apartment interference and resident sensitivities in shared housing.

Denver Junk Shop Buys Cars Citing Chance Offer

A Denver junk shop near a railroad crossing displays a sign urging motorists to sell their cars with the line Go ahead take a chance We ll buy the car attributed to Labor and reflecting a practical ad angle for scrapping or recycling vehicles.

Denver

Montague County Baptists Meet Valley View Tuesday

Ron meets Valley View Tuesday at OGT with a program including Abner York, Mrs L Rose, Fred Boyd ston, Mrs W G Williams and Rev O C Hicks. The event features devotions, sermons, reports from churches, lunch, board meetings and state missions discussion.

Montague County RON Valley View Abner York

Leon Randell Honored With Surprise Supper

Mrs. Ruby Randell treated her son Leon to a surprise supper for his 11th birthday on Thursday October 16. The table featured a two tier white cake with 11 candles, yellow and white decor, and flowers. Guests included Coburn Hill Marjorie Velva Jo Butler Frances Randell and Albert Bacher.

Ruby Randell Leon Coburn Hill Marjorie Velva Jo Butler Frances Randell Albert Bacher

Baptist Y W A Holds Annual Banquet and Meeting

The Y W A of First Baptist Church held its annual banquet and Buckner Orphans Home meeting at City Auditorium club rooms. Speaker Mrs Hal Buckner shared ten years as a China missionary, with various local members and out of town guests attending. An offering of twenty six dollars was raised and eighty five garments sent to the home.

Y W. A First Baptist Church Buckner Orphans Home City Hal Buckner China Worsham Whitman Baptist Helen Schurchart Inez Rudy Mary Louise Turley A C. Turner Lois Daniels C. Y. Cosby Buckner Miss Schuchart Will McDonald Wichita Falls W. A. Flowers Moline Ilinois

Personal Mention in Wichita Daily Times Society Notes

Local social items list visits and weekend travels among Wichita Falls Dallas Fort Worth and Hobart residents. Mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. F M Hamilton Miss Edith Anderson Miss Ora Mae Dickey Miss Helen Widlake and several families, with trips to Fort Worth Austin San Antonio Mexico City and Cleveland Ohio. Subscriptions offered for Wichita Daily Times and Wichita Records News.

Wichita Daily Times Wichita Record News Howie Booster John Hardy Lourestia Hardy Myrtle Ethel Knuckles Dallas F. M. Hamilton A.C. Turner Edith Anderson Claud Hammock Fort Worth Hammock Miss Anderson Harry Karlsoburg Charles Jr E. L. Anderson bKuwie Booster Lester McNeill Wichita Falls John White R. L. Burgess Wichita Records News Bowie Booster Rotary Club Grady England Wichita Falls Club Harley Goble Horace Robbins W. I. Hamilton Denton Club Byron Reese Nocona Ken Alexander Jess Wood E W. Gumm Frances Reese

Weekend Visits and Texas Tour Dates

Miss Hazel Winton visited her parents in Denver over the weekend. Mrs Spears and others spent Monday in Fort Worth. Several families attended a revival meeting in Wichita Falls led by Mr Turner. Mrs Cosby and mother left for Haltom Ranch near Fort Worth. Mrs Turner traveled to Rotan for a two day visit with her mother.

Hazel Winton Denver J. A. Spears Betty Jennette W. W. Bail Tyson Roach Fort Worth A.C. Turner Malcolm Sara Jean John Elton Edith Anderson Wichita Falls Turner C. Y. Cosby J. KB. Cree Haltom Ranch A. C. Turner W. W. Eason Rotan Texas

Maiden Voyage serial by Kathleen Norris starts soon

A new serial story by Kathleen Norris titled Maiden Voyage will begin soon in the Bowie Booster. Subscriptions are discounted to 4.75 dollars for a year when joining The Booster and Wichita daily newspapers.

Kathleen Norris Bowie Booster Wichita

Bowie Home Folks At Henrietta Football Game

Dan Lee Martin Jr. injured at the Henrietta Bowie football game Friday night is improving. Mrs. W C Benson returns from Throckmorton after two weeks with cousin Mrs. R D Means who fractured her hip. Mrs. Chas Morgan entered Bethania Hospital at Wichita Falls Thursday. Other visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Whitman of Decatur visiting J. W. Whitman.

Bowie Henrietta Dana Martin J. B. Lewis L. L. Ward Donald Mann Lynn Garlington D B. Benson D. T. Wilson Dorothy Robert Dorothy Spain Barrett Johns Dan Lee Martin Jr Henrietta Bowie Estelle Miller Lillian Miller Pauls Valley Wynnewood Mannsville Oklahoma H. F. Leonard Bowie Clinic W C. Benson Throckmorton R D. Means Carroll Whitman Decatur J. W. Whitman

Doctor Knows Life Lived Helps Diagnose Easier

A doctor who understands the patient’s life story can diagnose more accurately. Knowing lifestyle, experiences, and context often clarifies symptoms and underlying conditions for a quicker, better-informed assessment.

The Statesman versus politician plan for futures

A dated saying contrasts a statesman who plans for the country’s future with a politician focused on the next election. The remark hints at longer-term governance versus short-term campaigning.

Rumble seat opinion flags old fashioned charm

A note suggesting that grandparents once joined in simple fashion will not be quick to condemn the rumble seat, praising its nostalgic appeal despite modern critiques.

Indians Lose Lands as White Men Arrive

A lament recalls the moment when white settlers arrived and took Indigenous lands and resources, leaving scars on native communities and altering traditional ways of life.

Pursuit of Success Fueled by Misguided Travel Paths

A reflective note observes that many pursue goals by moving in the opposite direction, implying counterproductive career moves. It suggests life often tests ambition through misdirected journeys and ironic detours.

Parable on Wealth and Class Attitudes

A pithy remark contrasts wealth with virtue arguing some men dislike wealth because it would erase the social sharpness of poverty. The glib line implies wealth alters status and that envy shapes views on riches.

Politicians Break Trust With Free Handouts and Higher Taxes

Citizens express frustration over repeated government measures offering benefits to the public while simultaneously increasing tax burdens. The critique highlights perceived broken promises and fiscal strain on households.

Step ladder maker aids others to rise in life

A craftsman who dedicates his work to helping people advance is described as the man who makes step ladders.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Grammar-High Mrs. C. Y. Cosby L. Rose Fred Boyd Ston W.G. Williams O. C. Hicks State Missions The Country Church L. E. Rambo A. C. Torner Leon Randell J. W. Chancellor Harold Louis Jo Allen Spears Lovenus Lively Mrs J. W. Lively Pleasant Ridge Home Town Service American Telephone & Telegraph Company Bell Telephone Laboratories Western Electric Bell Syster Southwestern Bell Telephone Company G. L. Wilkinson General Practice Chas. Morgan Bethania Hospital Old Tom Young Tom Old Hen Bowie Fair Norman Heath Bowie, Tex Bowlge H. J. Murphy Drayman Rock Island Burlington Ry’s Bowie, Texas Valley View Dairy Chas. Privitt, Mer West Side W. A. Baits Prop
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