Donald Catlin and Estelle Catlin wed in Fort Worth
Miss Estelle Catlin daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Catlin of Newport and Robert Donald son of Mr and Mrs Paul Donald were married March 18 in Fort Worth by Rev J B McConnley. The bride and groom are graduates of Bowie High School and pursued further study at Draughon Business College Wichita Falls and N T A C Arlington. They reside at 210 Tarrant Street with Mr and Mrs Paul Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Catlin
L. E. Catlin
Newport
Robert Donald
Paul Donald
Fort Worth
J. B. McConnley
Bowie High School
Draughn Business College
Wichita Falls
Arlinga
Mrs. J. E. Lucas Returns From Los Angeles Visit
Mrs. J. E. Lucas came back to town Monday afternoon after visiting her son J. A. Lucas and Daughter in law, Truman Aubrey and family, in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lucas
Los Angeles
Calif
Truman Aubrey
J. A. Lucas
Aransas Pass Trio Visits Bryan Family inState
Dr and Mrs H A Thomas with daughters Miss Mary Gwen and Miss Lemont and Jack Ashley of Aransas Pass returned home Saturday after visiting Mr and Mrs M A Bryan and family Thursday and Friday Dr Thomas is Mrs Bryan s brother They spent time with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Thomas
Mary Gwen
Lemont
Jack Ashley
Aransas Pass
M. A. Bryan
Dr. Thomas
Mrs. Bryan
Bowie Red Cross 1940 Roll Call Sets Enrollment Record
Bowie Red Cross chapter reports a 1940 Roll Call enrollment of 202 members led by Miss Loraine Benson with Mrs. Angove as chairwoman. The list names many workers in wards, banners for perfect enrollment, donors such as Mrs. Bessie Foster and numerous Bowie residents, merchants, and local offices urged to support The Bowie News ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
American Red Cross
L. H. Angove
M. W. Galladay
Loraine Benson
Red Cross
H. L. ‘J'urns
J. D. Moore
Estell
Lizzie Mae Shosthaker
Alicen
Leon Moore
Willie Lee Dickerman
Hershel Stephens
Ted Moore
Thomas Whitecotton
Cecil Childress
Edward Mayfield
H. E. Henning
Milton Carter
E. L. Kersey
Harry Dreyfuss
H. T. Ayres
J. D. Ashburn
W. B. Brice
A. J. Quinn
Paul Boedeker
M. Johnson
Fred Hoeld
R. K. Arnold
J. W. Chancellor
J. E. Brown
W. N. Branson
C. O. Ross
F. J. Dixon
I. H. McVicker
J. P. Kearby, Jr
J. Ayres
J. D. Wilson
J P. Evans
J. A. Brite
C. Y. Cosby
F. C. Green
Aaron Miller
Paul Donald
L. L. Chandler
I. L. Chandler
H. B. Latham
EF. W. Daley
E. W. Daley
Lee Tucker
R. C. Cady
J. M. Suddath
Donald Mann
J. N. Donald
G. E. Medley
Gayle Bradley
Cecil Gant
C. A. Wilson
Boyd Bartenbruch
Bailey Taylor
Glenn Griffin
E. H. Haney
Vernon B. Pyle
M. A. Bryan
R. A. Winton
WT. Bond
T. Clarence Newsom
Elvin Butler
S. D. Michell
P. S. Stallings
C. O. Garrett
D. E. George
T. Burchfield
J. L. Barnes
Lee Bailey
Ruth Sansom
M. L. Morrow
J. H. Westbrook
Doc) Jackson
Carol Clapp
G. C. Bowden
Coy Perry
Glenn Trout
L. E. Faulkner
Noble Hamilton
Scott Avery
M. D. Massey
T. B. Wilkes
B. B. Breitenhirt
B. E. Watson
Cc Dickey
Joe Garlington
Charles Elkins
Harve Ratliff
James Chapman
Morris Thompson
Herman Roth
W. E. Williams
Minnie Hutchison
H. O. Brown
Ogden Clarke
M. F. Leonard
Gladys Cox
Lara Moore
Inez Rudy
Frontier Marshal shown at Ritz Theatre special interest to Mr Benson
Mr Benson’s uncle, a 91 year old former Tombstone resident, lived in the frontier days and now San Diego man enjoys the film Frontier Marshal. He recalls wild times as the Ritz Theatre presents the picture Sunday and Second Monday for Mr Frank Benson, the manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Benson
Ritz Theatre
Pre- Vue
Frank Benson
San Diego
Calif
Tombstone
Arizona
Benson
W M U Plans How To Spend Golden Jubilee Offering
The W M U of the First Baptist Church met November 28 to decide the Golden Jubilee offering use. Fifty dollars to Blanche Groves in China, twenty to F A R Morgans in Brazil, ten to Paul Bell for home missions, forty five to the church memorial. A Thanksgiving fruit basket was sent to Mrs. C W Crawford of Sunset. Attendees listed include Mrs. W E Benson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. E. Benson
Bowie
Blanche Groves
China
F. A. R. Morgans
Brazil
Paul Bell
C. W. Crawford
Sunset
Arthur Wells
Virgil Baker
Mary Barkley
C. A. Graves
LeRoy Duncan
Co. Y. Cosby
W. R. Potter
N. G. Davis
H. L. Turns
Bill Meyers
Bert M. Roberts
L. C. Washburn
R. K. McClellan
James Chapman
Clarance Wilson
John Jackson
Erma Gardner
C. L. Belcher
I. H. McVicker
Edd Jones
Ernest Chandler
Clara Stephens
Presbyterian Auxiliary Plans Christmas Party
The Women's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church met with president Mrs. J. W. Reddy presiding. They scheduled the Christmas party for Tuesday December 12 at 10 o'clock at Mrs. S. W. Heard's home. Present were listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Reddy
S. W. Heard
W. W. Wright
M. M. Ward
C. M. Sigman
N. G. Vassar
K. R
Dowell Reynolds Marries Miss Junia Reynolds in Bowie
Dowell Reynolds and Miss Junia Reynolds wed at the couple's home on November 30 at 10 30 am. The bride wore a grape wine dress with white carnations in a corsage and walked beneath a display of carnations and roses. They are Abilene Christian College graduates. Dowell pursued graduate work at the University of Texas. The ceremony was performed by James Reynolds, a cousin of the bride. Guests included the Carruthers and Reynolds families of Eldorado and the Watsons of the bride's parents. The couple plans to move to Sweeney where Dowell teaches and coaches. Also, John Mack Brown and Bob Baker star in Chip of Flying U at the Majestic Theatre December 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junia Reynolds
O. M. Reynolds
Bowie
Wilson Dowell
Dowell
Abilene Christian College
University of Texas
W. M. Dowell
Shady Point
Texas
James Reynolds
R. L. Carruthers
Eldorado
C. A. Reynolds
Cynthia Sue
O. W. Watson
Sweeney
John Mack Brown
Bob Baker
Chip of Flying U
Majestic Theatre
BE. L. Anderson
Week of Prayer Observed by W M U at First Baptist
The W M U of First Baptist Church held its annual Week of Prayer for foreign missions with the theme Gods Love. The Lottie Moon Christmas offering supported 125 foreign missionaries and a $200000 goal was set for Southern Baptist women. Attendance ranged from 24 to 38 across sessions led by Mrs W E Benson and other church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
God
Lottie Moon
Southern Baptist
W. E. Benson
C. Y. Cosby
Erma Gardner
David Warren
Ouroreign
Cosby
John Jackson
Sodolitan Sunday School
Clara Stephens
Dorothy Emery
Sunbeam Band
Roselle Campiche
Mary Virginia Stallings
Mary Cree
Frances Wood
Lockett Y. W. A
A. J. Quinn
Local Visits Across Vernon and Surrounding Areas
Buffalo Springs residents Mr. and Mrs. Rural Conner and relatives visited near Vernon over the past weekend. Claude Lamb and family plus Mrs. N O Lamb visited Earnest Lamb near Banger in Young county Sunday. Jess Jones and family visited relatives in Dallas. Bessie Joplin and children with Mrs. Oleta Covington and her son from New Mexico visited friends last weekend. R E Cox home hosted Bill Reader and daughter, M C Covington, Edd Cox and daughter, Sie Cozart and daughters, and Misses Mickey and Romania Covington. Elizabeth Martin of Wichita Falls visited home folk recently. Bro Tiff Covington fell from a windmill and broke his arm. wishes for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Conner
Vernon
Claude Lamb
N. O. Lamb
Earnest Lamb
Banger
Young County
Jess Jones
Dallas
Bessie Joplin
Oleta Covington
Son
New Mexico
R. E. Cox
Bill Reader
M. C. Covington
Edd Cox
Sie Cozart
Mickey
Romania Covington
Elizabeth Martin
Wichita Falls
Tiff Covington
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Donald-Catlin
Evans Motor Co. Inc
Bowie, Texas
Bowie Red Cross
Bowie News
Frontier Marshall
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Dowell Reynolds
Miles Nervine
Billie Merle Harwell
Goodwin Beauty Shop
Buffalo Springs
Bowie Grocery Co
Joe H. Garlington
Wise Street
Nancy Lee
King Cotton
SWIFT
Sunshine Graham Crackers
Sox