Bowie Fair Announces Program and Booster Caravan
The Bowie Fair set for October 8 45 will feature a Texas Kid Show and Carnival with rides and a Roden athletic exhibition plus a Curtain Club show titled A Ready Made Family. Booster trips to county towns are planned next week with caravan routes listed for Wednesday and Friday including Rolloerne Buffalo Syringes Vashti Newport Chico Porte Springs Suneet Stoneburg Ringgold Belcherville Nocona Renita St Jo Montague and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtain Club
Anloyv
Old Settlers
Rolloerne
Jov
Buffalo
Vashti
Newnort
Chico
Porte Snrings
Suneet
Fruitland
Stoneburg
Ringgold
Presbyterian Circle Meets at Home of Mrs Paul Donald
The Evening Circle of the First Presbyterian church met Friday at Mrs Paul Donald's home with Elizabeth Bellah as hostess. President Mrs Lester Long led the business session. Mrs Donald spoke on Loyalty and taught a program with a poem. Other members addressed mission study and social service topics. A social hour and refreshments followed with several attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Donald
Elizabeth Bellah
Lester Long
Miss Bellah
Hazel McDonald
Dorothy Spain
Mra. Donald
Mesdames G. GC. Eschenburg
Paul Boedeker
Ruby Randall
Mr. Bryan
Mildred West
Hale Couple Leave Texas After Visit With Friends
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hale of Mobeetie Texas departed Wednesday morning after a three day visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Free. Mrs. Clyde Underwood is reported improving at Bowie Clinic Hospital following an operation on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hale
Mobeetie, Texas
John Free
Clyde Underwood
Bowie Clinic
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary Holds First Fall Meet
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church held its first fall meeting Tuesday afternoon after summer adjournment. President Mrs A Wallender led the opening song, with program leader Mrs John Reddy and devotional by Mrs Lester Long on Faithfulness and Meekness. A closing Mispah preceded a social hour featuring piano numbers and a sacred song Love Led Him to Calvary, with a refreshment service for numerous members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
A. Wallender
John Reddy
Lester Long
S. W. Heard
Southern Presbyterian Church
W. W. Phillevy
Slaughter
M. A. Bryan
Jno. B. Hunt
W. H. Carter
Harry Karlsburgg
Laura Grace Philley
Mary Jo Worley
Hazel Brown
Mariam Yarbrough
Georgia Mae Whitehead
Calvary
Mesdames
John &. Hunt
L. L. Ward
Paul Donald
Blankenship
E.i L. Anderson
C. M. Sizmon
Boedeker
Harry Earlsburg
Mrs A W Sanders Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
The Wednesday Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Minnie Hutchison with Mrs. A W Sanders as hostess. Five tables played. Mrs. Donald Mann and Lara Dean Davis won high for members and guests respectively. A salad course was served to eight club members and numerous guests including Mesdames Ward Seitz Garlington Mann Collins and others and many visitors from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hutchison
A. W Sanders
Donald Mann
Laradean Davis
Virginia Olsen
Mesdames L. L. Ward
David Seitz
Lynn Garlington
Ben O. Collins
Alvor
Adult Education Class Schedules Across City
The Adult Education Class will be held in South Ward Monday Wednesday Friday 4 to 7 and in North Ward Tuesday Thursday 4 to 7. People are enrolling daily and interest is high. LOST Screw Jack on E Wise St or Jefferson Ave. Return to H J Murphy for reward. Mr and Mrs F R Fariss of Chicago and Mrs C A Duerkson and son Dean of Mineo Okla left after visiting Mr and Mrs Dale Eales. Mrs Elizabeth Bellah of Fort Worth visits Mr J W Gilliland and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ward
North Ward
Screw Jack
E Wise St
Jefferson Avenue
H. J. Murphy
F. R. Fariss
Chicago
Illinois
C. A. Duerkson
Dean
Mineo
Oklahoma
Dale Eales
Elizabeth Bellah
Fort Worth
J. W. Gilliland
Methodist Goodwill Class Holds Dollar Night Meeting
The Goodwill Class of the First Methodist Church conducted its regular monthly session on Tuesday night in church classrooms. Mrs D C Overfelt presided as president with officers elected including Mrs T L Widlake as president and Mrs A W Cline as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill
First Methodist Church
A. W. Cline
M. Dunnam
Geo. 8. Lee
D. C. Overfelt
T. L. Widlake
D.C. Overfelt
W. H. Stephens
M. Poset
Bert Speir
Amber Farar
E. C. Heard
Dale Eales
L. D. Robertson
Local Residents Note Family Visits and Birth in Region
Personal mentions document visits between Mrs. M H Palmer of Oklahoma City and her father J W Gilliland. A 74 lb baby Gene Arthur named to Mr and Mrs C H Kilpatrick. Multiple travels include members of the Bryan, Dixon, Brandt, Cox, Smith, Woodall, Moore, Martin families visiting Fort Worth Duncan Wichita Falls Electra Graham Blackwell and other Texas locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Palmer
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. W. Gilliland
R. F. Hughes
Ringgold
Bowie Clinic
N S. Lawler
Brady
Texas
C. H. Kilpatrick
Gene Arthur
M. A. Bryan
Jeannine
Fort Worth
H Brandt
Shawnee
F J. Dix
Cebe Thomas
Graham
J. N. Garrett
O L. Moore
Leroy
Dana Martin
Jo Martin
Duncan
Oklahoma
Dan L. Martin
Albert Bacher
Blackwell
Mrs
J. D. Stroud
Local residents midweek travel and visits reported
Miss Jettie Donald resumed teaching in Dallas as special English instructor at Technical High School. Fort Worth weekend visits include Mrs. Roby Randall and Mr. and Mrs. Jno Hunt. Miss Scales plans two week vacation with Steve Maruche from Logan West Virginia and her parents. Roswell NM relative stays with Geo Slaughter family in current winter. Several residents traveled between Fort Worth Dallas Ringgold and Duncan Oklahoma on various social visits and business. Betty Green leaves to begin law studies at the State University for a second year. Windell Cox of Fort Worth visits Mrs. Sigmon in Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jettie Donald
Dallas
The
Technical High School
Roby Randall
Fort Worth
SW. Heard
Jno
B. Hunt
Olney
J.C. Hunt
Mary Scales
Steve Maruche
Logan
West Virginia
Miss Scales
J. M. Scales
R. O. Groves
Roswell
New Mexico
Geo. Slaughter
EF R Sloan
Olan Sloan
Ringgold
Wayne Golden
Dennis Murphy
Wrex Wesson
Walter Slaughter
Duncan
Oklahoma
L C Foster
Bellevue
Harry Karlsberg
Port Worth
Betty Green
Law Department
State University
Windell Cox
Bankers Promote Soil Conservation Efforts In Booklet
The American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission releases Protecting Investment Values in Land outlining soil erosion as a national crisis. It cites 1.5 billion tons of soil lost annually and urges terracing strip cropping wind erosion control and other measures under Soil Erosion Service leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisc
American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission
Commission
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Erosion Service
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Bowie Fair
Texas Kid Carnival
Bowie
Presbyterian Circle
McGee
Wilson
Presbyterian Woman’s Auxiliary
A. W. Sanders
Methodist Goodwill
Lyle Brandt
Nocona
F. J. Dixon
Chas. Cox
Nell
Horace Smith
Wichita Falls
Hayfever
Holford’s Wonder
Dandee CO
North Sixth St
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Oklahoma Transportation Company
Cal
J. W. Biggerstaff
Griffin'’S Drug Store
G. L Griffin
Ato
Chen
West Side
W. A. Baits
Prop
Floyd
Gibbons
Old Store
Ferndale Creamery
W. H. Stephens Feed Store
Bowie Hi Jackrabbits
Wichita Falls Coyotes