Bond Delivered by Neighbor Returns to Randolphs
A misdelivered series bond from 1943-44 was found by a Bowie neighbor while cleaning an attic. The bond, originally mailed to 1203 Rock Street in Electra, belonged to the Randolphs who had moved to Denver City in 1945. The neighbor returned it by registered mail after confirming ownership, leaving the bond now worth about 125 dollars with accrued interest.
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Randolph
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Bowie
Service Pipe Line Company
Morgan Aims at 1965 CC Goals for Bowie Chamber
President-Elect Terry Morgan outlined goals for 1965 aimed at city improvement including a vocational education training school a junior college park upgrades and expansion of paved streets. The event highlighted progress in 1964 and urged continued growth with increased membership. John Perryman Joe Clayton and Jack Lovette received recognition and a Bowie Knife plaque commemorating founding and leadership.
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Chamber of Commerce
Terry Morgan
Morgan
Chamber Wa
Bowie
John Perryman
Lone Star Gas Company
National Guard
Perryman
Jack Lovette
Lovette
Northwest Area Council
Joe Clayton
Rucker
Chamber
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Bowie School District to Elect Two Board Members
Patrons of the Bowie school district will elect two members to the school board on April 3 after the board of trustees set the date. Filing deadline is March 3 with the basement city auditorium as the sole polling place. A. C. Baccus named election judge. terms of Stanley Arrington and Weldon Cox expire. Arrington was appointed last summer to replace Ira Stark.
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Board of
City Auditorium
A. C. Baccus
Stanley Arrington
Weldon ‘Starchy
Bowie Chamber Sets Two Day Membership Drive Kickoff
The Bowie Chamber of Commerce starts a two day membership drive with a February 16 breakfast for the drive team. Chairman John Bennett aims to add at least 1000 new members, building on a 325 current total as the drive targets 160 prospective businesses and professionals. He urged strong support to spur growth for the community and region.
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Bowie
Bowie High School
Chamber of Commerce
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C of C
Chamber
Ous
John Bennett
Grive
Two Way Mayoral Run In Bowie As Scott Enters Race
Preston J. Pete Scott announced his candidacy for Bowie mayor though not yet filed. Incumbent J A Spears has filed. Scott vows to cut electric rates offer garden season water relief and review telephone charges. Joe Nance seeks re election as city recorder. Four council seats and a city attorney post open for April 6 vote with no filings yet for those offices.
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Preston J
Pete) Scott
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City Hall
Bowie News
J. A. Spears
Joe Nance
Lee Wiley Tucker
Don Crow
Orrie Garrett
D. B. Benson
Bowie banks close for Lincoln and Washington birthdays
Financial institutions in Bowie will be closed all day Friday February 12 for Abraham Lincoln's birth anniversary and again on Monday February 22 to observe George Washington's birthday.
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Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Preliminary Plans Approved for Bowie High School
Bowie board of trustees approves preliminary plans for a modern high school. Killebrew and Associates of Wichita Falls will prepare detailed drawings with Roy D. Sanders Jr. of Bowie. Target date for drawings is May 1. The board places 750000 on six month time deposits and 250000 on eight month deposits at First National Bank of Bowie at 4 percent.
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Killebrew and Associates
Wichita Falls
Roy Db. Sanders, Jr
Bowie Sanders
First National Bank of
Charles Coffield
First National
Houston
Scout Week Observed Across Bowie Honors Local Units
Bowie marks its 55th Scout Week with Troop 116 under Danny Deaver and Explorer Post 116 led by Tommy Whitecotton. Troop 117 at First Baptist grows from six to an expected 24, while Cub Pack 117 at First Baptist plans Blue and Gold Banquet on February 25 as district camp near Bowie readies for June opening.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
First Methodist Church
Danny Deaver
Deaver
First Baptist Church
David Gregory
Gregory
Explorer
Explorer Post 116
Tommy Whitecotton
Washington
Canada
Explorer Post
Alex Griffin
Pete Guthrie
J. W. Webb
Wichita Falls
Bob Faulkner
Bert Harvill
Harvill
Richard Hindman
Troop 116 Sets Board of Review
Scout Troop 116 will hold a board of review on Monday February 15 at 7 PM. All interested boys who have merit badges or advancements to pass are requested to be present.
City superintendent resigns prompting council search
The head of the city and school system resigned Tuesday night after serving since August 1963. The council moved to contract a bridge project and approved donating dirt to the Hospital Authority. They discussed additions to Bowie housing, fireman off days, and pool halls with no vote yet. Budget prep for the next year was urged by the finance chair.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rock Street
H. A. Richardson
Hospital Authority
Richardson
James Troy Woolf
Montague Road
Glen Hills
Decatur Street
Ciddie Cummings
Council Ok
Bud Parr
Bowie
George Hoeldtke
Dixie Donald Named Crusade Chair For Montague County
Mrs. Dixie Donald of Bowie was named Montague County Crusade Chairman for the April American Cancer Society Crusade. Announcement came from Mrs. Robert Duvall at a Leadership Training Course at Top Of The Lake Country Club. Barry Moncure, Wichita Falls ACS District 13 representative, conducted the program outlining crusade techniques, a filmstrip on ACS work, and cancer research progress.
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Dixie Donald
Bowie
Montague County Crusade
American Cancer Society
Robert Duvall
Montague County Unit Board
Top of the Lake Country Club
Barry Moncure
Wichita Falls
Sunset Heart Benefit Planned at Sunset High Gym
A Heart Benefit will be held at the Sunset high school gym on Saturday February 13 at 7 pm. Pie and cake will be auctioned and the Bowie String Band will provide musical entertainment. Elmer Caswell is master of ceremonies.
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Sunset
Bowie String Band
Elmer Caswell
John Bennett Wins Top C of C Award
John Bennett received the Man of the Year honor at the Bowie Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet. He and his brother Gene lead Bennett Oil Company and helped secure an airport for Bowie and a four lane U S 287 through Montague County.
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Bowie Chamber of Commerce
Bennett
Gene
Bennett Oil Company
Bowie
U.S. 287
Montague County
Chamber
Illinois
John
Oklahoma University
Allison Engineering Company
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Las Vegas
Emerson Lynn, Jr
Gene Bennett
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