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Newspaper

Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1948

Page

7

Card of Thanks for Reburial of Charles Willis Heard

The Heard families express gratitude for the community acts of kindness during the re burial of their son Charles Willis Heard. They note the ball game interruption for silent prayer and thank the Methodist Church, Bowie Flower Shop, Owens Brumley Funeral Home, the local press, friends and neighbors.

Charles Willis Bowie Owens-Brumley Funeral Home

Chisel Plow Demonstration Planned by Local Teacher

O J Ortan a Bow ie vocational agriculture teacher urges student veterans and farmers to attend a chisel plow demonstration on August 18 at the Willis Redin farm on old Montague road He says the plow is recommended for soil water and mulch conservation to prevent erosion and improve yields.

O J. Ortan Bowie Willis Redin Old Montague Road

Mrs. Lottie Parker Buried Thursday

Mrs. Lottie Mae Parker died August 10 after an eight month illness. Funeral services were held August 12 at Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Bowie officiated by Rev. Ben Bates. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. She was born March 1 1878 in Collin County, married Sheppard Parker in 1894, came to Bowie in 1926, and was survived by daughter Ola Mae Miller son Leslie Parker a brother Charles E Wilson and five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church Lottie Mae Parker Ben Bates Wichita Falls S. Sanders St Elmwood Cemetery Owens-Brumley Ola Mae Miller Leslie Parker Bch Bowie Charles E. Wilson Oklahoma City

Impressive Last Rites Sunday for Charles Willis Heard

Pfc. Charles Willis Heard, who died in service in 1944, was honored at a 4:00 p.m. service Sunday at the First Methodist Church in Bowie. Rev. J. C. Mann and Rev. Kirk Beard led the rites with a wide circle of mourners from across Texas in attendance.

Charles Willis Pfc Charles Willis Heard J. C. Mann Kirk Beard Iowa Park First Methodist Church Bowie

Out-of-town mourners attend Linda Mondey funeral

Funeral services for Linda Ruth Mondey drew attendees from Sweetwater and Dallas as well as Fort Worth Wichita Falls Joy Buffalo Springs Bellevue and Stoneburg. Visitors included Mrs W D Mondey Mr and Mrs G W Smith Mr and Mrs Leonard Myers and son Mrs James Anderson and son Mrs E B Baker Mr and Mrs Murry E Johnson and children Mr and Mrs Buck Arnold Mr and Mrs J A Howell Mr and Mrs L D Cantrell Mrs Jim Cantrell Mrs Lee Winningham and others. Loyd Wells and children of Dighton Kansas have returned home after visiting Mrs Wells' parents who have been ill.

Bowie Beard Willis Emin Heard Gordon Sam Heard Thomas Ayers Wayne Whitehead David Robertson Glenn Underwood Robbie Woodall Linnae Biggersaff Michael C. Bridges Jimmy Crawford Dallas Carey Hughes Hettie Johnson C. L. Hughes Billie Virginia Fort Worth W. W. Neill Carol Neill Philadelphia Daisy Ray Paducah J. W. Murph Joe L. Smith Linda Ruth Mondey W. D. Mondey G. W. Smith Sweetwater Leonard Myers James Anderson E. B. Baker Murry E. Johnson Buck Arnold Wichita Falls J. A. Howell Joy L. D. Cantrell Buffalo Springs Jim Cantrell Bellevue Lee Winningham Stoneburg

Local Social Notes And Travel Moves In Oklahoma And Texas

Ann Sanders returns home after a two week visit in Siaminole Oklahoma. Mrs J W Walker of Saint Jo visits her daughter Mrs Percy Stallings. Roy and Jim Curry depart for Amarillo to work the rest of the summer. Lee Quisenberry comes home after days in Vernon. Rev LeRoy Castle of Bowie outlines Sundays sermon on Repentance and Why Wear Dark Colored Glasses to Church Everyone invited. Wylie Lyons travels to Detroit Michigan for a business trip.

Ann Sanders Siaminole Oklahoma J. W. Walker Saint Jo Percy Stallings Roy Jim Curry Amarillo Lee Quisenberry Vernon LeRoy Castle First Christian Church of Bowie Wylie Lyons Detroit Mich

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