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Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1941

Page

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Montague County Free Fair to Feature Major Attractions in Bowie

Montague County Free Fair in Bowie runs September 24 to 27 with a band festival opening at 1 30 pm on Wednesday. Queen coronation and Queen's ball headline the second night, plus Gus Foster Texas Round-Up. Four day program includes Buckaroo Rodeo Midway Alamo Exposition shows and Flying Millers twice daily. Entertainment and arrangements committees plan awards, royal court, and visitor events.

Montague County Bowie Ann Garlington Josephine Wilkerson See Jo Ueen Gus Foster Texas Flying Millers Lum Lovette Geo. Rucker Lynn Garlington Doc) Jackson N. B. Gary

Date Set for Repayment of Cotton Loans in Montague County

Montague county cotton producers with 1938 1939 and 1940 loan cotton have until October 1 1941 to repay loans and redeem pledges. Unredeemed cotton goes into pools and will be sold by the Commodity Credit Corporation after March 1 1942 with net proceeds distributed to producers by interests.

Montague County H. A. Reynolds Montague County Aaa Committee Commodity Credit Corporation Mr. Reynolds AAA Reynolds

Newport Union Revival Successful

The Newport Union revival held at Newport August 1 to August 10 added eight members to the Baptist church four by letter and four by baptism. Baptismal service conducted at the old gin tank at 3 00 p.m. Sunday August 10 with Rev. David Garlington in charge.

Newport Old Gin David Garlington

Bank Loss Repaid In Full After Tuesday Robbery

The loss of 1800 at First National Bank from Tuesday afternoon robbery was fully covered by insurance and paid. President T. R. Coffield said an Fort Worth insurance adjuster investigated and settlement was made promptly once the loss was determined.

First National Bank T. R. Coffield Fort Worth

Montague County to Exhibit at Texas State Fair

Montague county will join sixty Texas counties with agricultural displays at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas from October 4 to 19. Miss Vinnie Dee Michie will supervise the exhibit. John W. Carpenter forecasts a premier display with 64 Future Farmers of America booths and 4-H clubs, plus other features, each county receiving a $100 award. Crops shown must be from before 1941 except edible nuts may be 1940 crop.

Montague County Texas Dallas Vinnie Dee Michie John W. Carpenter Farmers of America

No Driver's License Issued Here August 28

Local police announced that no driver's or chauffeur's licenses will be issued in Bowie or Montague on Thursday August 28 due to a statewide suspension for a driver license examiners school in Austin. Patrolman T R Dobbs cited the statewide halt from August 25 to 30 and said the local offices will be closed despite none of the officers attending the school.

Bowie Montague T. R. Dobbs Dobbs Hld Austin

City Federation To Meet Friday at Local Club Room

Mrs Glynne Griffin president of the City Federation of Women’s Clubs announces a called meeting to be held in the Club Room City Auditorium Friday afternoon August 22 Full attendance urged as important business will be taken up

County Budget Hearing Set by Montague County Judge

County Judge L. D. Eakman announces a public meeting to discuss the 1942 Montague County Budget as submitted by the Commissioner's Court. The session will be held in the Commissioner's Court room in Montague on Tuesday September 9 at 2 p.m. and is open to the public.

L. D. Eakman Montague County Commissioner's Court Commissioner’s Court Montague

Montague Pioneer Celebration Rescheduled to September Dates

The Montague Pioneer celebration and homecoming week, originally August 25 to 30, is postponed due to carnival company miscommunication and will run September 2 to 6. Elaborate preparations have been made and a large crowd is expected. The event is sponsored by the Business Men's League of Montague.

Montague Carnival Company Louis Tlolland Business Men’s League of Montague

Farm Bureau to Hold Meeting in Wichita Falls

Texas Farm Bureau Federation announces a fall meeting at the Holt Hotel in Wichita Falls on Wednesday August 25 to review next year’s program and help counties form county units. County agent Arvie S. Elliott says the group serves Texas farmers through a strong representative organization. Farmers interested should contact their vocational agriculture teacher or county agent.

Texas Farm Bureau Federation Wichita Falls Holt Hotel Arvie S. Elliott Texas Elliott

Montague Church Closes Revival Strong Turnout

The Montague Baptist Church wrapped a 10 day revival with high attendance and many conversions. Eleven new members joined the church, nine by baptism, including a four person family. Pastor J E Cox praised the event and noted assist from Rev S M Charleston of Duncan Oklahoma.

Montague Baptist Church J. E. Cox Cox S. M. Charleston Duncan Okla

Barn Destroyed by Fire on Dr. Lawson's Farm

A barn on Dr. J. T. Lawson's farm, about a mile west of the city, burned Saturday night. The fire destroyed the barn along with 900 bales of hay and 100 bushels of corn.

DR. Lawson J. T. Lawson

Turner Well Believed Good for Big Producer and Nearby Drilling

Continent Oil Company Walter Gant No. 1 Turner block six miles north of Bowie shows potential heavy production with DST recovery suggesting 1 000 to 2 000 barrels daily. Casing set Friday. Benson Brothers Seay No B-1 Seay flowed 199 barrels in eight hours. Brite drilling at 3 000 feet in Hults Owens No 1 Brite. Summers offset bringing new activity to the Ringgold pool near Bowie.

Continental Oil Company Walter Gant E-T.r.rv Bowie Benson Benson Brothers Omohundro Seay Ringgold Pool Ballard Tucker

Big Melon Brings Record Price in Texas

In Montague County farmer Mer Shultz of Forestburg grows a 100 pound jumbo watermelon. He sells it for 40 cents to John Stewart’s fruit stand, then a Californian buyer pays 2.50 dollars for the same fruit as an advertising stunt. Stewart plans to ship it to Los Angeles to showcase regional produce.

Texas Montague County Mer Shultz Forestburg California Mr. Shultz John Stewart Stewart

Grand Master to Address Bowie Odd Fellows

J. R. Ogle of Wichita Falls Grand Master of Texas and District Deputy Grand Master J. H. Cecil of Burkburnett will speak to Bowie Odd Fellows Monday night August 25. The first part of the meeting is open to the public at the Lions Club club room and a movie of both Odd Fellows homes will be shown.

J. R. Ogle Wichita Falls Grand Lodge Texas J. H. Cecil Burkburnett Bowie Odd Fellows H. C. Trotter Lions Club Order

Lions Club to Sponsor Trip for Montague Fair

The Bowie Lions Club will sponsor a booster trip for the Montague County Free Fair on September 5. A delegation from Bowie, joined by the Bowie High School band, will depart at 5 p.m. for Nocona and return via Ringgold. Glenn Trout announced a larger delegation is hoped for and program features will be announced later.

Bowie Lions Club Montague County

Bowie Golfers to Host Inter City Tournament Sunday

The Bowie Golf Club will sponsor an Inter City Tournament Sunday announced by Henry Moore. Local golfers show strong interest and a fine meet is expected. The club recently lost 15 to 3 to Burk Burnett at Burkburnett last Sunday.

Bowie Golf Club Henry Moore Burkburnett Club Burkburnett

Bowie Band Sets Goodwill Trips to Decatur and Montague

Director George Rucker announced the Bowie band will skip a Friday night concert to perform at the Decatur reunion celebration between 8 and 9 PM. On Monday adjacent events call for a parade and concert in Montague as part of their summer schedule.

Bowie Decatur Montague George Rucker

Bowie High Grads Enter College This Fall

Readable list of Bowie High School graduates entering various colleges this fall. Names include Howard Payne Louise Coe Roy Covington J D Covington Maxie Chandler Texas University Mary Jo Tinney Marion Greenwood Roy Sanders Bennie Love Greenwood Minnie Leatha Prater Kent Wagenseller and others across multiple institutions.

Bowie School Howard Payne Louise Coe Roy Covington J. D. Covington Maxie Chandler Texas University Mary Jo Tinney Marion Greenwood Roy Sanders Bennie Love Greenwood Minnie Leatha Prater Kent Wagenseller Texas A. & M Homer Jackson Jones Robinson John Tarleton Willis Heard Virginia Robinson Billie Rue Coyle Corey Hamm W. T. Harlan Austin College Jimmie Henderson Abilene Christian College Richard Golden Texas Christian University James Ditto Ida Pearl Mathey Mary Hardin-Baylor College Aline Gray Mary Virginia Stallings

Deweber Brother Ilness At Wichita Falls Hospital

F C Deweber has spent days in Wichita Falls at the bedside of his brother Newton Deweber who lies seriously ill in a local hospital for several days.

F. C. Deweber Wichita Falls Newton Deweber

Windstorm Destroys Barns Near Bowie Area

A late Monday afternoon wind and rain storm struck the Bowie area west of town along the Bowie and Vashti road. Witnesses say a twister formed as the storm moved in from the south west. Ed Neel, Clem Brooks, Dave Majors, and Scott Avery owned barns that were wrecked or torn apart. Crops were flattened but not ruined by rains totaling about half an inch.

Bowie Bowie and Vashti Ed Neel Clem Brooks Dave Majors Scott Avery

Christian Revival At Bowie Draws Broad Local Support

First Christian Church in Bowie reports steady progress in a revival led by Aus tin L. Porterfield. Guests and hosts listed, with 18 sermons about John 3 16 and evening programs by artist John Hughes. Morning sessions focus on family problems as services run through August 31 with no service Saturday night.

First Christian Church Austin L. Porterfield Bowie A. J. Dearmore Lam Lovette D. B. Benson Nathan Gary Levi Busby Roy Rogers Matt Kersey Joe Huddleston W. B. Alexander J. H. Williams Wiley Mize Martha Parker Grace Narramore D. B. Johnston C. R. Morgan John Ladd Christine King LaRue Prince Maurice Benham Beulah Horn Norma Grace Narramore Will Lancaster Curtis Garlington Thurman Parker Henry Wooden Bob King Jackie Lovette W. C. Myers Z. W. Willett T. C. Garlington R. Mason Riggers John Hughes

County Agent Joins Gainesville Fair Judges Sheep and Cattle

County Agent Arvie Elliott judged sheep and cattle classes at the Cooke County Fair in Gainesville. Breeds included Hampshire and Shropshire sheep, Aberdeen Angus, Shorton, and Hereford cattle. He also met with the Upper Elm Red Soil Conservation District editing committee to advance the district work program.

Arvie Elliott Cooke County Gainesville Upper Elm-Red H. W. Martin Valley View Board of Supervisors James P. Derryberry Oliver J. Orton Elliott

Bank Robbery Foiled by Lone Bandit in Local Heist

FBI agents from Wichita Falls joined local officers in a Tuesday noon bank robbery hunt. A youth about 23, five foot seven, 135 pounds, blue shirt and trousers escaped on foot after fleeing with $1,800 in currency from the First National Bank. Investigators examined a shoe box with two concealed guns as a key clue.

First National Bank David Warren FBI Wichita Falls Wichita Sid Williams Ivy Gonzales Morgan Myers State Highway Patrol Dick Lawrence Tandy Welch Ed Raines Bennett Decatur T. R. Coffield Gordon Cady Coffield Warren

FSA Organizes Aid Through Britain Club Projects

Montague County youth join Calf Pig and Poultry Aid to Britain Clubs organized with help from O Ray Brown of the Farm Security Administration. The program loans up to 50 dollars for calves pigs and chicks to FSA borrower families children ages 9 to 20 join 4 H and FFA tracks. Proceeds repay loans from sale of animals with profits saved as defense bonds and stamps.

Montague County Farm Britain O. Ray Brown Farm Security Administration F.S.A Mr. Brown F.F.A

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Top Notch Entertainment City Federation Farm Bureau Turner Benson’s Seay TV Am Los Angeles Bowie Golfers T. R. Ogle Bowie High Christian Revival P. E. Worthen FSA
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