Reflective Rockies Field Note From Estes Park Camp
Emerson Lynn Jr writes from a log cabin above Estes Park about mountain weather and vivid landscapes. The piece contrasts American wartime fears with European attitudes and muses on war, peace, and daily routines in Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Front Range
Rocky Mountains
Estes Park
School Board Establishes Special Education Class
The Bowie school board creates a special education class for children ages eight to eleven with learning difficulties. About 11 students are expected to enroll and will be taught individually at their level. Classes will be held where they can mingle with peers at recess. David Garlington hired as special instructor. Mrs. Garlington named first grade teacher at North Ward.
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David Garlington
Bowie
Garlington
North Ward
LaJanta Bradfield
High Schoo
EF. C. Lemons
Jean Southward
Bradfield
Denton
Meroba Mills
Pat Sinclair
East Ward
Margaret Shaw
Lindale
Bowie High School Band Rehearsals Begin
The Bowie High School Band will begin rehearsal next Tuesday night August 20 at 7 00 p m in Rucker Hall. Students interested in joining next year should work on their instruments and attend rehearsals, director Jack Wilbanks says.
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Bowie High School
Rucker Hall
Jack Wilbanks
Patsy Chilcoat Crowned Montague County Farm Bureau Queen
Patsy Chilcoat daughter of Mr and Mrs M F Chilcoat of No cona won the Montague County Farm Bureau Queen title in the county contest at the courthouse steps. She is escorted by Jim Henry and crowned by Marion Henley with bouquets for all entrants. The senior winner will travel to the District contest in Vernon August 27.
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M. F. Chilcoat
Nocona
Montague County
Carolyn Corado
Henry Corado
Bowie
Devon Carminati
Hope Ann Southward
Carroll Wayne Gentry
Chilcoat
Nocona High School
District Farm Bureau
Wilbarge Memorial Auditorium
Vernon
County Farm Bureau
A. N. Arveson
William D. Craig Arveson
Neal Johnson
Wichita Falls Times
Record News Farm
City Refuses Water Plea From Country Club
City council Monday night refused a request from the country club to use a city pump and taps for golf greens. The club offered $50 monthly. Officials cited possible water shortage and will study the suggestions. annexation law and outlying-area petitions were also discussed and delayed pending further investigation.
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Country Club
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Rabbits Report Monday for Bowie Jackrabbits Football
Bowie High School announces 8 am uniforms for the varsity and freshmen during the first day. Physical exams at 4 pm Monday, freshman uniforms issued later, light workouts planned. Scrimmage with Hirschi High may occur in week two. Jackrabbits open 1963 at Azle September 6 and host Wichita Falls Rowdies September 14 with six home games.
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Hirschi High School of
Wichita Falls
Azle
Wichita Falls Rowdies
Bowie Roping Club Booster Trip and Trail Ride
The Bowie Roping Club held a booster trip Saturday morning to Jacksboro Hen rietta and Nocona. Deputy Sheriff Conway and two Bowie police officers provided escort. In the afternoon about 30 members rode to Selma Park for a trail ride and picnic supper. Some stayed overnight and others rode back to Bowie Sunday morning.
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Bowie City
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Bowie
49th Armored Returns Home After Two Weeks at Hood
The 49th Armored Division, about 7,000 National Guardsmen from Texas, completed a 15 day active duty stint at Hood Texas traveling 5,850 miles to 79 cities. Visitors praised the unit noting 85 percent veterans from the Berlin call up and the ROAD reorganization enriching firepower with five tank battalions and four rocket equipped artillery.
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Fort Hood
Texas
49Th Armored Division
49Th
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U. S. Continental Army Command
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Army Reserve
Berlin
John Connally
Emmett Lack of
Kountze
Parade to Kick off Bow ie Rodeo Today
The 14th annual Bowie Roping Club Rodeo opens with a 5 p.m. street parade and 8 p.m. show sessions over a three day run. The event at the club grounds on Bowie’s east edge expects sellout crowds each night with clubs from Jacksboro Decatur Saint Jo Seymour Fort Worth Nocona and Bridgeport set to appear. Admission is 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for children under 12.
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Bowie
Dee Miller
Joe Hanson
Bowie Roping Club
Jacksboro
Decatur
Saint Jo
Seymour
Fort Worth
Nocona
Bridgeport
Henry Stanfield
Stanfield
Jack Ratten
Mansfield
Second Monday Turns 70 as Bowie Traders Look Beyond Dogs
In Bowie Texas the Second Monday market area near the Fort Worth and Denver depot marks 70 years of operation in August 1963. What began as dog swapping has grown into a large trade day with new and used merchandise, carloads once traded, and a social gathering for locals and old friends.
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Old Fort Worth
Denver Depot
Bowie
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