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Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1952

Page

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Christmas notes and local happenings in Bowie Texas

Community letter reflects on holiday events in Bowie Texas including church anniversaries and a Santa festival. Mentions new calf births in E L Covey’s herd, local gift subscriptions, and visitors from Fort Worth and Honduras. Addresses rising paper costs and editorial plans on Christmas topics.

Fortorth C. L. Richart John Lee Fort Worth tar-Telegram J. E. Casstevens Bowie Star-Teleu

Holiday Festival Draws 8000 in Bowie with Reindeer Sleigh

A Bowie Christmas event drew about 8000 attendees Monday night. The highlight was GantfOakiff’s Beautiful sleigh pulled by four live reindeer from Carothers Ranch. The parade featured a Bowie High School Band and the High Travel Club.

Portnaffise Bowie GantfOakiff Carothers Ranch Golthwaite Texas Santa Glenn Ixamons Bowie ‘High Thomas Evans Carl Russell Merchants Committee Chamber of Commerce Sam Lovette C. of C

North Mason Cleaners Change of Ownership

Clay Turnbow and son Joe D Turnbow bought North Mason Cleaners from Claude Turnbow on Monday Dec 15 They bring Borger experience and Clyde previously operated in Bowie The new owners will keep the same trained staff and top quality service while seeking local residences to lease Claude and Mrs Turnbow will decide future plans

Clay Turnbow Joe D. Turnbow North Mason Cleaners Claude Turnbow Borger Mr. Turnbow Bowie

Donald Monroe Training at Camp Roberts Cal

Pvt. Donald R. Monroe, son of Mr and Mrs R T Monroe of Bowie, attends Radio School training with the Tth Armored Division at Camp Roberts California. Monroe trains under the Army Division Faculty system in the advanced basic education program.

Donald R. Monroe R. T. Monroe Bowie Tth Armored Division Camp Roberts California Monroe Army Division

Four Feed Stores Close For December 24 25

In the News issue an ad lists K. and M Montague Farmer's Co Op Gregory Winn and Richardson Bros as closing all day Wednesday December 24 and Thursday December 25. Patrons are urged to secure feed needs by Tuesday December 23 afternoon.

the News Montague Farmer’s Co-Op Gregory Winn Richardson Bros

Drive Tonight and See The Many Lighted Christmas Scenes

Bowie this week glows with Christmas spirit as music tableaux manger scenes and colorful lighting brighten stores streets residences churches. Notable outdoor displays include the Lutheran church lawn the Paul Donald residence lawn and the Travel-In Motel with many other lit decorations across the city. Numerous church programs and Christmas trees fill the week with special music on Sunday.

Bowie Lutheran Church Paul Donald

Bowie News Christmas Greetings From Local Staff

The Bowie News staff sends Christmas wishes to subscribers advertisers correspondents and friends. The message expresses peace and good will for all and thanks readers for their support. Signed by MR and MRS H I TROUT and several local names.

Bowie News

Jackrabbits Reach Denton For Big Tournament

Bowie defeated Diamond Hill 90 to 20 in Monday action. Johnny Carver led Bowie with 22 points while center Temple Tucker was sidelined by illness. The Denton tournament features Crozier Ho Polly Fort H host teams and a Friday 8 p.m. kickoff with potential future matchups against Fire Bo Ponder and Plano.

Peinst Diamond Hill Bowie Johnny Carver Temple ‘Tucker

Unusual Messages In This Bowie News Issue

The Bowie News highlights varied messages for Christmas greetings and shopping tips. It notes merchandise that may aid last minute Christmas purchases and emphasizes neighborly goodwill in a festive, friend-to-friend tone.

Bowie Bowie News

Montague County Leads North Texas in Oil Activity

Montague County shows unprecedented oil field momentum with about twenty rigs within six miles of Bowie. Blackwell Oil of Cushing plans at least two wells, staking No. 1 Fenoglio and No. 2 Fenoglio in Montague area. Producers include Jameson and Strawn sands, with new wildcat tests southeast of Bowie and multiple crews active nearby.

Tague County North Texas Bowie Blackwell Oilpany Cushing Okla Montague W. R. Kelly Blackwell J. B. Collier Jameson Strawn Joe Resineck Ringgold Stoneburg Derrick Mendota Company John B. Hunt Queen’s Peak Jack Grace Lee Bowie Lake Stewart S. E Bay Petroleum Ford

Christmas Concert at High School Auditorium

A Christmas season program will be held at the High School Auditorium at 8 p.m. featuring an a cappella chorus. The event invites all to attend as the group presents carols and announces the coronation of Sweetheart and newMiss.

Clude M Brough

Late closing for most stores until Christmas

The Bowie News reports that most stores will stay open late through the Christmas season with extended hours announced by local merchants. Stores will offer shopping convenience and promotions as the holidays approach.

Fire causes about $3,000 damage at Watkins home

A fire at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Watkins at 301 East Elba Street caused about 3000 dollars in damage. The blaze started from a gas stove around 11 a m and firemen arrived to prevent spread. Insurance covered the loss.

E. M. Watkins East Elba Street

Atlantic City visitor visits mother in town

Buddy Jeffries from Atlantic City spent the week visiting his mother Mrs. W. L. Jeffries. He was seen around town with friends and enjoyed local gatherings.

Buddy Jeffries Atlantic City W. L. Jeffries

Broken Homes and Cars Linked to Juvenile Delinquency

County Attorney Boyd Barjenbruch told Bowie Rotarians that in Montague County most juvenile delinquents come from broken homes or where a boy has unrestricted use of a car. He cited over a million juveniles aged 5 to 17 and urged parental oversight and limits on driving to curb crime.

Montague County Bowie Rotarians Boyd Barjenbruch Barjenbruch R. V. Garrett Bartenbruch

Roof Collapse During Remodeling At Rhyne Building

Part of a wall and most of the roof of the J. W. Rhyne Wholes Co building next to the Bowie News on Smythe Street collapsed Monday while workers cleared debris for remodeling. No injuries or fire. Debris moving is blamed. operations at the adjacent offices and stock rooms continued.

J. W. Rhyne J. W. Rhyne Whale Company Bowie Nwes Smythe Street Rhyne Wholesale Co

Heard's Attend 1953 GE Preview in Dallas

Emin and Gordon Heard traveled to Dallas for a General Electric Dealers meeting. They previewed GE’s 1953 appliance line featuring new ranges and several changes and improvements across the lineup.

Emin Gordon Heard Dallas General Electric Dealers G. E

Mrs Willett Hosts Guests From Greely California

Mrs. A W Willett received Mr and Mrs B J Adams of Greely California as Sunday visitors at her home.

A. W. Willett B. J. Adams Greely California

Bowie High Youth Awarded Registered Calves

Jimmy Kistler a Bowie High School junior son of Mr and Mrs Art Kistler Newport won a Sears Foundation essay contest on Milk Production as a 4 H club member. He received a registered Jersey heifer and a registered Jersey bull yearling for his excellent essay in the Newport 4 H club entry supervised by K M Shackelford in the vocational agriculture department.

Jimmy Kistler Bowie Art Kistler Newport Sears Foundation Newport Club Jimmy K. M. Shackelford Bowie High Vocational Agriculture Department

Star of the Silent Night Cantata at Methodist Church

First Methodist Church holds a 5 p m vesper service Sunday featuring the cantata Star of the Silent Night and invites the public. New Year's Eve includes a 7 p m family night dinner recreation and a devotional led by Mrs. Harry Deaver, followed by the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.

First Methodist Harry Deaver

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E. L. Covey Bowie Sunday School Men’s Joshua Hs Son C of Cellows North Texas Safety Council F. E. Blacken Tela Raiload Company Honduras E. Blackmon Yuletide Associated Press Dispatch New York Newyork U. S Future Farmers of America Club Donald Brooks Jerry Hall Dean Wood Jean Richardson Donald Monroe Calif H. I. Trout Ramona Henry Mary Dutton Connie Murray Glenn Wilson Bill Teas Dave Germany Jackrabbits Denton Wayne Turner N. Texas Frank Wood Associates Inc. Et al Sewell Sanders Field The Cea G. E. Prevue Curtis Latham Max Pat Bowie High Methodist Church
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