Forestburg News Roundup of Local Happenings and Plans
Forestburg community notes report a fire misperception at Fanning Grocery, Rex Anderson and family plan to run the Rex Anderson store after remodeling, Longhorns win Saint Jo tournament, social visits from Dallas residents, funeral for Mrs. Carrie Niesler, church copper theft causing gas leaks, local cafe opening, Busy Bee records sale, Buford Huddleston song Blue Wedding, postman Virgle Lawson's post surgery convalescence in Saint Jo.
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Fanning
Rex Anderson
Sybil Miller
Forestburg Longhorns
Louie Parson
Dean Seay
Dallas
Audra Coleman
J. M. Dunns
Rosston
Carrie
Forestburg Baptist Church
Linda Eldridge
Allen Shults
Jennie
Audra Colemand
Grace Scott
Wichita Falls
Cecil McCandless
Busy Bee Red Wylie
Forsteburger
Buford Huddleston
Virgle Lawson
Saint Jo
Virgle
Forestburg Elementary presents Christmas program for PTA
The first four grades of Forestburg Elementary staged a Christmas program during the December PTA meeting Monday night. Refreshments were served in the Homemaking room as decorations set a holiday mood for members and guests. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Enos Steen and other relatives from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg Elementry School
Ada Jackson
Enos Steen
Fort Worth
R. W. Harris
Dallas
Maggie Mathis
Decatur
Ada
Ruby Mitchell
Bever
Oklahoma
Louis Lowry
Henrietta
Ellen Orrell
Nocona
Steens
East Ward PTA Seeks Parents for Christmas Carols Program
The East Ward PTA invites all parents and interested persons to attend a Christmas carols program by the First and Second grades at 2 30 pm on December 16. The event will feature the children singing holiday songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
PTA Christ
Livestock Market Report Bowie Auction Prices Steady Higher
All cattle classes sold 0.50 to 1.00 or more higher at Bowie Livestock Auction Market on Saturday. Slaughter steers 22.50 to 24.50, heifers 21.50 to 23.50, bulls 16.50 to 18.00, breeding bulls 19.00 to 22.00, cows 12.00 to 16.30, calves 19.00 to 23.00, stocker calves 18.50 to 26.50, yearlings 22.00 to 25.50, stocker cows 14.50 to 16.50, and cow and calf pairs 130.00 to 218.00 per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Mr and Mrs G W Butler Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs G W Butler observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a December 23 reception in the First National Bank community room. Born in Montague County, they married in Bowie on December 22, 1915. They have five children, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and have lived in Tipton Oklahoma Lubbock Abilene and Powis with current home at 600 Lamb St. Church of Christ members for nearly fifty years.
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G. W. Butler
First National Bank
Mrs. Butler
Montague County
Mr. Butler
Forestburg
W. S. Butler
Butler
Ollie Mae Johnson
Mallard
E. E. Johnson
Bowie
Sylvia
Curtis Camp
Amarillo
Texas
Joyce
Elmo Kelly
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Wichita Falls
Udell
Wm. F. Harrelson
Lubbock
Mary Sue
Sue Littell
Oklahoma City
Tipton
Abilene
Powie
Lamb St
Butlers
Church of Christ
TEL Class Hears Christmas Stories
The TEL Class noon luncheon at the Baptist Church featured Mrs. E. M. Wiggins narrating The Story of the First Christmas from Luke and Mrs. E. R. Mangum presenting Margin of Safety. The event included greetings by class president Mrs. Rhone, invocation by Mrs. W. M. Hagler, gifts, and carols with guests including Mrs. Roy Shockley of Henrietta.
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Luke
E. M. Wiggins
Margin of Safety
E. R. Mangum
The
Baptist Church
Rhone
W. M. Hagler
Roy Shockley
Henrietta
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