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Newspaper

Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1956

Page

7

Four new tests staked and five wells completed this week

E P Gallagher Wichita Falls staked the No 1 Lessie Roberts 3 miles northeast of Salona for a 7100 ft wildcat test. Dwight M Ross Drilling Co staked the No 1 Bonnie C Rich 3 miles NW of Belcherville for a 6000 ft rotary test. Standard Oil of Texas staked the No 2 Susie Wilson near Saint Jo for a 6800 ft rotary test. Completion reports include several dry holes and productive wells with specifics on depths, outputs, and leases in Montague and Saint Jo areas.

E. P. Gallagher Wichita Falls Lessie Roberts Salona Fn&els A. O. Dudley Dwight M. Ross Drilling Co. Et al Bonnie C. Rich Belcherville Fn&wls S. Rogers Survey East Ringgold Standard Oil Co. of Texas Houston Susie Wilson Et al Saint Jo West St. Jo W. Wood G. E. Perry Et al St. Jo Field J. W. Kelley Star Oil Co C. F. Phillips Wildcat St. Jo H. Cox

Judge Roy Bean Court Aids Bowie Christmas Drive

The Bowie Lions Club will stage a Judge Roy Bean court on Saturday on the main street in front of Slaughter Drug to raise funds for the Lions Christmas program. Volunteers and committees coordinate toy and food baskets with donations accepted at the fire station and from Lions members.

Roy Bean Bowie Lions Club Bowie Lions Club Roy Baan Slaughter Drug Store Lions

Sunset to Forestbury Road paving completed extension opens soon

L S Partridge of the State Highway Department says the farm to market road from Sunset toward Forestburg is paved for about six and a half miles. The Bowie to Carter Lake extension awaits Rock Island railroad crossing planking before opening, extending about five and a half miles beyond Rock Hill road.

L. S. Partridge State Highway Department Sunset Forestburg Bowie Carter Lake Rock Island Railroad Rock Hill

Goodwin's Store Wins First Prize for Christmas Window

Mrs Earl Goodwin keeps a file of holiday show window photos and a multi year award record. Her Bowie store recently earned first prize for its Christmas window and has been featured in Junior Age in London and Infants and Children's Review in Philadelphia along with other outlets.

Earl Goodwin Bowie Goodwin Junior Age London England Infants and Children’s Review Philadelphia

Lions collect nails and solicit firms by streets

Paul Echols, W. C. Koonce, Stanley Elkins are listed with a team of Lions to work from 3 p.m. to closing. Volunteers include Joe Hamner, D. L. Kirby, J. B. Zetzsche, Harve Ratliff, Emin Heard, Tom Lindsey and others to canvass business firms along designated streets. D. W. Maness, Norman Branson, Monte Long, Bruce Sadler, and several others are named for street work and hours from morning to evening with J. P. Bradley and Lum Lovett as alternates.

Joe Hamner Thomas Evans J. W. Clark A. E. Roberts Stanley Elkins Emin Heard C. O. Stom, Jr J. B. Zetzsche Fred Hoeldtke Monty Long D. L. Kirby Harve Ratliff Tom Lindsey D. W. Maness Norman Branson Monte Long Bruce Sadler C. E. Hill Robert Lanier Howard Rainey

Bowie High Student Named Most Progressive Farm Boy

James B. Zetzsche of Bowie senior high school earned the title Most Progressive Farm Boy at the Montague county awards meeting. He served as parliamentarian with Green Hands, won multiple first and second place honors in FFA and 4-H events, led projects in wood work and welding, and held roles in National Honor Society and camera club while active in church youth groups.

Bowie H Bowie Montague James Bowie High School James B. Zetzsche Green Hands Angus Lincoln Ave Lone Star Farmer Zetzsche Science Club First Methodist Church MYF

Arrowhead Chronicle Personal News across Christmas Home Visits

Jackie and Stanley Arrington of North Texas State Teachers college will spend Christmas vacation with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arrington. Mr and Mrs Cecil Keck and daughters of Nocona visited Friday at the home of his brother Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keck.

Jackie Stanley Arrington North Texas State Teachers College Mrs Jack Arrington Cecil Keck Nocona Jack Keck

Former Bowie Resident J R Overstreet Dies

J R Overstreet 80 former Bowie area resident died December 11 in a Fort Worth hospital. Funeral services were held last Thursday at Harveson Cole chapel with burial at Greenwood cemetery. He was an early Fort Worth auto dealer and Magnolia Petroleum wholesale distributor, later retiring. Survivors include his wife daughter Mrs William Spice of San Antonio and two grandchildren. His two sons Ellis and Robin Overstreet died serving in the Army.

J. R. Overstreet Salona Fort Worth Harveson & Cole Greenwood Cemetery H. Overstreet Bowie J. H. Overstreet S. H. Overstreet Overstreet Overstreet-Loveless Company Abilene Ford Magnolia

Fire Damps Out at Al Cure Residence on Tarrant Street

Bowie fire units responded Saturday to a blaze at Al Cure’s home on Tarrant street. The fire was extinguished on arrival. Gene Bennett and family plan Christmas in Grand Prairie with Mrs. Brooks and James Brooks. Col Eddie Stone and family visited, moving to Charleston to reside after Col Stone’s posting at the service base. They previously lived in St John Newfoundland for three years.

Bowie al Cure Tarrant Street Gene Bennett Grand Prairie Mrs. Brooks James Brooks Col Eddie Stone Nocona W. M. Hagler Charleston South Carolina Col. Stone St. John Newfoundland

Record Turkey Buying Season At Bowie

Bowie has become a major shipping center for turkeys in North Texas with more live birds sent out than in prior years. E L Kersey states Bowie Poultry & Egg Co reports over 750000 pounds of turkeys purchased locally to date. Thanksgiving and Christmas purchases were high with birds from several counties and parts of southern Oklahoma. Feed price pressures reduced growers profits this year.

Bowie Texas E. L Mitt) Kersey Bowie Poultry & Egg Company Oklahoma

Jack Miller Honored as Outstanding Psychology Student

Jack Donald Miller of Bowie named outstanding psychology student in Who's Who at North Texas section of the Yucca yearbook at North Texas State College in Denton. He is a senior, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel I Miller of Ambler Pennsylvania.

Jack Miller NTS College Jack Donald Miller Bowie North Texas North Texas State College Denton Jack Samuel I. Miller Ambler, Pa

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Felderhoff Drilling Co E. I Lemons Scona Mary Burnsides Hildreth Marshall Pipe and Supply Co W. S. Davis, Jr W. A. Morris Survey Montague County L. W. Powell Mep&p Survey Continental Oil Co J. W. Rowland Abc J. Chambliss Sur Yuletide W. R Ray Harlow Tank Trucks General Electric Debase Automatil Cogpee Unker Portebee Steam Shon Heard Brectaic Bowle Fred Bloom Paul Taliaferro Jack Tage Slaughter Drug Mark High Bill Brewer A. Hill Bill Fox W. A. Brinkley Service Pipeline Co Jack Bradley Ogden Clarke Robi. Lanier N. B. Branson Barry Eastin Roy Slaughter J. J. Walker Paul Tiliaferro Ray Ross Joe Spears R. H. Gray D. M. Shelton Ike Parks J. P. Bradley R. E. Mattingly Page Howard George Selsor Gayle Bradley Forestbury Road Goodwin's Paul Echols W. C. Koonce Mike Co D. Allen Lum Lovett Cosco Coscoat Gary - Nees Lumber Co Merry Christmas Farmer's Eat Shop Hilerry Onistons Bowie Butane Gas CO G. W Jake” Dorsey Billy K. Broom Burl Yarbor Billy May Mozelle Henry Bill Henson Roy Guston Sebe L. Williams C. A. Newby West Wise Glorious Yuletide
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