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Newspaper

Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1964

Page

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Bowie remembers its depot and 1939 Bowie film program

Obed C. Klostar, visiting Bowie from Phoenix, recalls his Bowie childhood, his father a pastor and farmer, and horse trading days at Jones Grocery. The piece notes a 1939 five reel Bowie film shown by Lions Club, local business promotions, and changes as 1964 model appliances go on sale at Hargis and Bowie Hardware while opening stores expand.

Obed C. Klostar Phoenix Arizona Bowie W P. Klostar Cumberland Presbyterian Church Rock Hill Obed Jones Grocery Ike Winnie Parks Lions Club Lions New Hospital Gordon Heard Bob Posey Gayle’ Bradley Louis Holland Fellas H. F. Brooks Howare Bowie Hardware

Bowie Roping Club Wins Second at Saint Jo Parade

The Bowie Roping Club earned second place in the Saint Jo Rodeo Parade on July 30, with Grayson County Sheriffs Posse taking first and Gainesville Riding Club third. Miss Jean Ford, 17, rode with Bowie and led the Grand Entry, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randolph of Bowie.

Bowie Saint Jo Grayson County Sheriffs Posse Gainesville

Burglars Break Into Slaughter Drug Store

Burglars entered the Slaughter Drug Store Friday night causing heavy damage to the rear door. Loot amount remained undetermined as police investigated the break in.

New Slaughter Drug Store

Gallia and Jones Retire From Service Pipe Line

Two Bowie residents retire after a combined 75 years with Service Pipe Line Company. Edward L. Gallia, district gauger, ends 31 years August 1 1964. John C. Jones, engineer electric B, leaves 44 years July 31 1964. Both honored at company events. Gallia to receive a Lord Elgin watch, Jones earns a Joseph A Holmes Award and a fishing set. Gallia plans gardening at 305 Gallia Street Bowie. Jones remains active in civic life at 503 Central Avenue Bowie.

Bowie Service Pipe Line Company Edward L. Gallia District Gauger Gallia Mart Texas Nocona Service Pipe Line Rowe East Texas Roder Charles Dougherty Lord Elgin Ruby Jones Terral Oklahoma Bowie Commercial College Dale Carnegie Fast Texas Joseph A. Holmes J. H. Keyes Bowie Lions Club Presbyterian Church Alberta Central Avenue

Bowie Men Included In Outstanding Young Men

Two Bowie men Gordon Heard and Robert L. White were selected for the 1965 Outstanding Young Men of America. Nominated by the Bowie Chamber of Commerce, they were chosen by a 13 member national board for the annual biographical compilation of about 16 000 young men nationwide.

Bowie Gordon Heard Robert L. White Bowie Chamber of Commerce Doug Blankenship U.S Jaycees

Three Injured In Auto Collision Near Bowie

A Boyd preacher Mr. Billy Wayne Buckholt and his wife were injured when their car was struck by Dorothy Otto’s vehicle at 3 30 p m on Wednesday July 29. The Buckholts were treated at Bowie Hospital. Otto said her car skidded into their path and she was cited for failure to yield. Otto suffered shock and bruises.

Boyd Stoneburg Billy Wayne Buckholt Bowie Hospital Dorothy Otto Buckholt

Bowie Safety Council approves fall safety education programs

The Bowie Safety Council voted this week to bring a series of Safety Education programs sponsored by the National Safety Council this fall. Details will be planned at the September 1 meeting. Preston Clark invites civic clubs to affiliate. club secretaries may contact him for information.

Bowie

Lions to Hear Of Highway Project

Bowie Lions Club will discuss relocation plans for Highway 287 at today's noon meeting. Texas Highway Department resident engineer Leon Partridge will present details at Cotton's Cafe.

Highway 287 Bowie Lions Club Leon Partridge Texas Highway Department Cotton's Cafe

Bellmire Open House Showcases Elder Care Facility

Crow and Rateliff debut Bellmire Home for the elderly near Bowie. The 40 bed facility features Early American design, licensed nursing staff, and physician supervised care. Open house drew hundreds as visitors toured from 2 to 5 p m with meals provided and flexible visiting hours approved by the manager.

Bellmire Bowie Hospital Ray Rateliff Don Crow Bowie Crows

Bowie Residents Split Over Highway Route and Bond Plan

News reporters surveyed Bowie residents on August bond election and a proposed right of way for Highway 287. Opinions varied from keeping the highway through Bowie to relocating it south of the school, with concerns about congestion, business impact, and timing of purchases.

Bowie W. R. Snow H. G. Entrekin Walter R. Kohler Kohler Mode ‘O Day George Cox Sinclair Texaco al Cure Cure South Ward Hancock McPherson Lumber Company

Bowie Police Chief Heads Busy Weekend Force in Bowie

Police Chief Kenneth Cornelison leads a six man Bowie department with 24 hour radio dispatches and two patrol cars. Weekends bring 6 to 8 detainees and many out of town visitors. The force coordinates with state patrol and county sheriff for mutual aid.

Bowie Kenneth Cornelison Texas State High Patrol Department Cornelison Texas A & M Police School Texas Vernon Moody

County 4H Horse Show Set for Saturday Night

The third and final 4 H Horse Show will be held Saturday night August 8 at the Bowie Roping Club Arena starting at 8:00 p.m. Five halter and four performance classes lead to seven trophies for top high point individuals across halter senior performance and all around.

Bowie Texas A & M University Ach County Montague County

Water use in Bowie hits all time high in July

Water consumption in Bowie surged to a record 1 219 700 gallons on July 24 with over one million gallons daily for 19 days in July. Supervisor W H Lancaster noted light rain reduced use in early August but expect reach of one million again, lake level seven feet below spillway, water quality possibly lower, plant capacity 1.5 million gallons daily though current operation is 1.2 million.

Bowie W. H. Lancaster Lancaster

Also Mentioned on This Page

Doyle Richardson James Jenkins News Room By Emerson Lynn, Jr Clifton Parker E. C. Johnson E.C Roping Club Safety Council A. E. Roberts Roy Bellmire Open House Lois Enright Decatur C. T. Hancock Pecan Street Thurman Price R. L. Brickey Montague Farmers Supply Bricke Bowie City Police Department Smythe and Walnut National Guard Guard Cornellson Transit Aid Funds Salvation Army Fund Texas Health Department Austin James Bennett Marve Sherman Fred Castle
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