Veterans Housing Plans Offer Low Cash Start and Fast Move In
Gerest loans up to 10 15 or 20 years with monthly costs about eight dollars including insurance and taxes. Veterans may finance lot and house in one deal without owning a lot first. Reaner plan requires three hundred dollars cash with credit checks and title work. If approved housing can be ready to move in within ninety days with water electricity and sewer options. Suburban loans may include septic tanks and deep wells with flexible site conditions.
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Gerest
Reaner
Impressive Last Rites For J. P. Trout, 71
James P. Trout, 71, retired Bowie merchant and longtime resident, died Monday after a heart attack. Born February 23, 1878 in Knoxville, Tenn., he moved to Texas young and joined the Baptist Church at 18. Funeral services were held December 28 at First Baptist Church with burial in McDonald Cemetery. Surviving: wife Nannie. sons Glenn and Clyde, both of Bowie. daughter Darlene Reeder of Panama Canal Zone. four grandchildren Mason and Mrs. W. H. Reeder, plus others.
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James P. Trout
Bowie
Mr. Trout
Knoxville
Tenn
Texas
Baptist Church
Montague County
Nannie Taylor
First Baptist Church
W. W. Baker
Fundamental Baptist Church
McDonald Cemetery
Burgess Funeral Home
Snooks Gray
Marvin Brashear
Howard Middleton
FE. R. Mangum
T. Taylor
George Curlee
Nannie Trout
Glenn
Clyde
Darlene Reeder
Panama
Canal Zone
Mason
W. H. Reeder
Fort Worth
Wagonseller Kin Visit Over Holidays In Texas
Mr and Mrs B K Wagonseller visited in the home of his father A W Wagonseller during the holidays. Young Wagonseller is a senior law student at the University of Texas preparing for the State Bar in March and expects his L L B in June. He is from Montague County and served in the last war. Mr and Mrs Jim Scarborough and daughter Carolyn Ann visited relatives in Fort Worth for Christmas. Mr and Mrs L E Liggett of Lilesville NC are in Bowie this week visiting relatives.
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B. K
Kent) Wagonseller
A. W. Wagonseller
Young Wagonseller
University of Texas
Montague County
Jim Scarborough
Carolyn Ann
Fort Worth
L. E. Liggett
Lilesville, N. C
Bowie
Last Rites Held for Elby Fincher in Bowie
Elby Fincher, 1920 birth, of Montague County, found dead in Bowie city jail Monday December 26 after a disturbance charge. Officers cited strangulation as the cause. funeral services led by Rev. W. W. Baken were held Tuesday December 27 at Burgess Funeral Chapel with interment to follow.
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Elby Fincher
Montague County
Bowie
Mr. Fincher
Jim Fincher
Anna Stewart
Burgess Funeral Chapel
Rev. W. W. Baken
Special Service At Presbyterian Church
Quarterly Communion will be observed at 10 a.m. Sunday January 1 at First Presbyterian Church. Rev. C. A. Tucker will give a communion meditation on the theme Our Commitment to God and at 7 p.m. his sermon titled The Same For You As For Me. The minister says attending church is a good way to start the new year.
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First Presbyterian Church
C. A. Tucker
God
Fincher Family Rounds Out Elmwood Cemetery Service
Survivors listed for the deceased include father J. W. Fincher and four brothers Claude Fincher Kamay Texas Gordie Fincher Bowie Ernest Fincher Fort Worth and Cary Finchen San Francisco along with four sisters Daisy Bjarndahl Fontana Calif Pearl Koontz Palacios Gladys Pierce Dallas and Kathryn Dunham Pasadena Texas. The obituary notes two brothers preceded in death.
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Elmwood Cemetery
J. W. Fincher
Claude Fincher
Kamay
Texas
Gordie Fincher
Bowie
Ernest Fincher
Fort Worth
Cary Finchen
San Francisco
Calif
Daisy Bjarndahl
Fontana
Pearl Koontz
Palacios
Gladys Pierce
Dallas
Kathryn Dunham
Pasadena
H. A. Huth Family Reunion At Christmas
Mr and Mrs H A Huth hosted a family Christmas gathering with their children and grandchildren visiting from Dallas Irving Bowie Bowie Denton and Lamesa including Mr and Mrs George C Huth and daughter Mr and Mrs R L Credille and son Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston and daughter and Mr and Mrs Albert Huth and children Also present were two brothers Mrs Huths L L McDonald of Lamesa and Barney McDonald of Bowie.
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H. A. Huth
George C. Huth
R. L. Credille
Robert Johnston
Dallas
Albert Huth
Irving
Barney Huth
Denton
Bettis Coffield
Bowie
Reverend Harper to Deliver New Year Message at Freewill Church
The Freewill Baptist Church at 501 Strong Street announces Rev. A. C. Harper of Bowie will bring the New Year sermon on January 1 1950. The public is invited to attend this veteran minister's address.
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Tiff Covington
Freewill Baptist Church
A. C. Harper
Bowie
Strong Street
Miss Rudy Hosts Christmas Party for Music Class
On Thursday evening Miss Inez Rudy entertained her music class at 602 Live Oak Street with a Christmas party. Decorations, a bright tree, seasonal games, a Santa Claus visit, and gifts for each pupil followed by fruit salad hot chocolate cake and carol singing.
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Inez Rudy
Live
Oak Street
Santa Claus
Lillie Huff
Wilkinsons Visit Sacramento Daughter Family Home
Mr and Mrs E W Wilkinson from Sacramento California were weekend visitors at the home of their daughter Mr and Mrs Tom Walters and Dan Thomas.
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E. W. Wilkinson
Sacramento ,Calif
Tom Walters
Dan Thomas
Last Meeting Of Year Held By W M U
The W M U of the First Baptist Church held its final meeting of the year December 27 at the church with President Miss Clara Stephens presiding. Mrs. John Jackson led devotional on Psalm 5. Nine attended as circles reported on work and Christmas week.
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W.M.U
The
First Baptist Church
Clara Stephens
John Jackson
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G.I
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Studebaker Comm
David Moyer
Smythe
J. P. Trout
Kent Wagonseller
Hunt
Nolen
Libby
Wyatt
Bright and Early Maryland Club
Jemima
Turnip Greens
Stokely’s
Hollandale
Agnon
OAC
Baker's Coconut
Joe Garlington
Lynn Garlington
West Wise
Vermont Maid
Tangerines
Wisconsin
Armour’s Rolls
Joe
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Harper
Rudy
N. B. Gary
Bremond
H. F. Brooks
James Paul
Mr. Brooks
J. M. Brooks
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