Harlem Thrillers Invade Bowie Gym Monday Night
The Harlem Thrillers, highly regarded all colored basketball team, visit the Bowie Independents for a Monday 8 p.m. game at Bowie Gym. Bowie features post office players led by Watts Bradfield Hawkins Gann Tomlin Brashear Cornelison Tompkins Stark, with no prelims and a halftime Harlem showcase. Proceeds go to the All-Sports Banquet planned for early spring.
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Bowie Gym
Harlem Thrillers
Bowie Court
Bowie
Thrillers
Gainesville
Independents
Billy Watts
Terry Bradfield
Ronnie Hawkins
Ralph Gann
Bobby Tomlin
Bobby Brashear
Ray Cornelison
Bobby Tompkins
Bowie Jackrabbit Club
Card of Thanks to Bowie Hospital Staff
Mrs Loren Horton expresses gratitude to Bowie Hospital nurses for their kindness and attentiveness and to doctors Prentice Crumpler and Harris. She thanks friends and relatives for visits cards and gifts and says she is humbled and thankful.
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Bowie Hospital
Prentice Crumpler
Harris
Thanksgiving Day Visit Draws Family From Several States
Visitors in the Leonard Hickman home for Thanksgiving included their son Jim of Neosho Missouri their grandson Jimmy Mr and Mrs James D Roberson Janna and John David of Arlington Dr Porter of Arlington and Mrs Lon D Robertson.
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Leonard Hickman
Jim
Neosho
Jimmy
James D. Roberson Janna
John David
Arlington
Porter
Lon D. Robertson
Livestock Market Report at Bowie Auction Market 1965
Large turnout of buyers drives sharp price gains across cattle classes at Bowie Auction Market on November 27 1965. Prices listed for utility cows heifers calves stocker and feeder yearlings and bulls across standard medium and good quality grades with various pairings and old stock notes.
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Bowie
U.S.D.A
Christmas shopping season opens in Bowie with local deals
The Bowie News previews gift ideas from local merchants and open houses for J. C. Volkman and Fred Couch as homes in McWilliams and Barry Additions are showcased. Joe Richardson debuts as Bowie Electronics Motorola dealer with white and color TVs. Santa arrives Saturday for a parade ending at Smythe and Tarrant, with a community Christmas tree donated by Homer Ward. A Treasure Hunt by 4&Bowie merchants thrills readers and First National Bank hosts a Sunday 75th anniversary event drawing regional media attention. Registration for prizes worth over 1100 dollars possible.
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First National Bank
Wichita Falls Record- News
The
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Thanksgiving Visitors Reach Across Texas and Nearby States
Thanksgiving guests gathered in Bowie and nearby towns as families hosted relatives from Dallas Ringgold Borger Wichita Falls Garland Fort Worth Corpus Christi and Lubbock. The long list shows extended family visits in homes of Hendrix Harvey Leonard Webb Maye James Stephens and Bray among others.
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Herman Leonard
William Leonard
Garland
Roy Webb
Nancy
Jim
Dallas
Paul Maye
Donna
James
Ft. Worth
Maurice James
Corpus Christi
Don Stephens
Lubbock
John Smith Ford Welcomes J T Carr to Sales Staff
John Smith Ford Sales announces J T Carr joins the new and used car sales team. Carr relocated to Bowie from Buffalo Springs about three years ago after working for Sam Lovett at the Stoneburg Chicken Ranch. He is married with five children.
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John Smith
Ford Sales
J. T. Carr
Carr
Bowie
Buffalo Springs
Sam Lovett
Stoneburg
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Charles Stark
Harlem
Mrs. Loren Horton
USDA
Bowie Livestock Auction Sale
Livestock Market Report
John Smithford
John Smith Ford
Bowie News
J. C. Volkman
McWilliams
Sam Coffman
Barry
Fred Couch
Couch
Joe Richardson
Bowie Electronics
Motorola
Joe
Bowie Kiddies
Santa
Smythe and Tarrant
Homer Ward
4& Bowie
Hostess
Heards
Hamilton Beach
Pyear
Hill & Dale
Sam Hendrix
Benton Hendrix
Rickey and
Karen
Junior Brown
Terry Dale
Ringgold
Sandra Medley
Mrs
Don Harvey
Jan
Owen Wright
Debra
Borger
Robert Daie Wright
Wichita Falls
L. P. Bray
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