Whitecotton Family Visit To Dallas Home
Tommy Whitecotton and his family accompanied his mother Mrs O M Whitecotton to her Dallas home Sunday.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1950
Page
8
Tommy Whitecotton and his family accompanied his mother Mrs O M Whitecotton to her Dallas home Sunday.
The 1950 Montague County Fair runs September 21 to 23 with committees meeting this week. Advertising planned two goodwill trips and rodeo features highlight the nightly events. Exhibits committee members Lynn Garlington R V Garrett and W A Brinkley worked on plans and reservations with secretary Virgil Blair coordinating with all groups.
Coach R E Mattingly of Bowie High School spoke at the Rotary luncheon as a guest. He said football outlook is confusing and offered no strong predictions for the season but noted 39 players in practice with potential for team selection. Classified items list a late 46 early 47 Ford for sale and a 5 room modern house for rent by O A Gray Bowie.
Band Parents Association met at the band hall to plan the annual cake walk on a downtown street the night of September 9. They also conducted officer elections for the coming year.
The Owens and Brumley ambulance carried two patients this week. Dale Pittman aged 15 from Sacramento suffered a broken leg when a car struck a guard post near Bellevue and was taken to Wichita Falls. Johnnie Robinson aged 7 from Denver became seriously ill here Thursday morning while his family was on vacation.
Bowie grocers including Milton Carter Olea Mills and son Jack and G Dee Jackson attended the Retail Grocers Convention in Dallas Sunday. Mr Jackson traveled via Camp Copass to join a Baptist Brotherhood meeting.
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