High Honors Won by Bowie Boy at Calf Show
Melvin Tucker of Bowie won high honors at the Montague County Calf Show held February 15 in Saint Jo. His Hereford calves claimed grand champion and reserve grand champion titles as 18 calves from 10 clubs competed. Bowie's club aided by the Chamber of Commerce helped sponsor the event, with top prizes totaling up to $10 in milk fed and $10 in dry lot classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Tucker
John M. Tucker
Lee Tucker
Bowie
Montague County
Saint Jo
Melvin
Nocona
Wichita Falls
Bowie Chamber of Commerce
Leon Casin
Era
Texas
Ben Baskin
Bryan
Herman Waters
FFA
Tom Harris
Jack Gordon
Billy May
John Bergen
Raymond Salmon
FFA Club
Hereford
James Moss
Ringgold
Nocona Ffa
Nocona Ffa Club
Hulen Lemons
Billie Dennis
Saint Josn
Bowie Ffa
Edward Rushing
Angus
Robbie Brown
Angus Calf
Howard Wilson
Prairie Valley
Ringgold 4-H
Billy Wayne Barber
Bill McCarthy
Erwin Hill
Bobby Jean Buck
Saint Jo Ffa
Doyle Ivin
Harley Sewell
W. C. Dennis
Yannis Redman
Justin Dennis
Lindy Johnson
Donald Nabours
Montague
Tucker
Gene Brown
Rew Director Named for Bowie Chamber
Mark High progressive civic leader and co owner of Wichita Construction Co was named a director of the Bowie Chamber of Commerce. He will fill the term of Olin W Watson who resigned due to inability to attend night meetings. Watson remains chairman of the Highway Committee. The Highs reside at 111 East Tarrant Street with seven year old daughter Patsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark High
Wichita Construction Co
Bowie Chamber of Commerce
R. W .Garrett
Mr. High
Olin W. Watson
Watson
Bowie
Chamber
Electra
Lions Club
High
East Tarrant Street
Patsy
Former Theatre Owner Moves to Houston for Public School Work
Mrs. Ruby Kavanaugh, former Texan Theatre owner, relocates to Houston Texas to work in the Houston Public School system. Her daughter Patricia works for Southwestern Bell Telephone at the Haskell Exchange in Dallas.
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Ruby Kavanaugh
Texan Theatre
Houston
Texas
Houston Public School
Patricia
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Haskell Exchange
Dallas
Committee Discuss New Highway Linking Olney and Bowie
Chamber of Commerce committees from Olney Henrietta and Bowie met at noon on Friday February 14 to study a potential highway connection between Olney and Bowie. Bowie Chamber president R W Garrett announced results of the session. Participants included Olney city projects director W S Whaley and highway chair William A Cooper, Henrietta reps Jerry Sitten Harry Olsen Brian Turner, Bowie highway chair O W Watson and committee members N B Gary Henry Moore Bob Burgess Howard Wheeler, plus Bowie chamber manager Bob Murdoch and Bowie officers Alton Garner T P Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Olney
Henrietta
Bowie
R. W. Garrett
Bowie Chamber
W. S. Whaley
William A. Cooper
Young County
J. A. Doyle
W. L Hallmen
Jerry Sitten
Harry Olsen
Brian L. Turner
Bob Murdoch
O. W. Watson
Bowie Highway Committee
N. B. Gary Henry Moore
Bob Burgess
Howard Wheeler
Garrett
Alton Garner
T. P. Evans
Tandy Welch Seeks Reelection as Bowie City Marshall
Tandy Welch has authorized the Bowie News to state that he is a candidate for reelection as City Marshall of Bowie in the election to be held Tuesday, April 1, 1947. He requests support from friends and citizens and pledges to continue duties to best of his ability for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandy Welch
Bowie
Welch
E L Anderson declines Bowie mayoral re election bid
E L Anderson, serving nearly two years as Bowie mayor, announces he will not run again due to injuries from a fall in City Hall. He remains bedridden with a hip injury and expects weeks before he can return to active service, pledging cooperation to the as yet unnamed successor and thanking Bowie citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Anderson
Anderson
Marder
Bowie
Texas
Spears seeks ballot for Bowie East Ward alderman April 1
J A Spears announces his candidacy for City Alderman in Bowie East Ward in the April 1 election. A longtime Bowie resident and former alderman, he has 35 years with the Telephone Company and deep community ties including church work and the Methodist Board of Stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Spears
Bowie
Spears
Methodist Board of Stewards
Returns From Health Institute
Dr and Mrs E W Wright returned from Austin where Mrs Wright attended a two day health institute run by the State Health Department and the Texas Federation of Women She is chairman of the First District and active in securing health units across eighteen counties and one hundred clubs The eight district chairmen hosted a banquet for Governor Beauford Jester and Dr and Mrs Cox with lectures on health by Governor Jester and Dr Cox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Wright
Austin
Governor Jester
Cox
G Doc Jackson and Family Visited in Nocona
G Doc Jackson and family visited with friends in Nocona on a Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Doc Jackson
Nocona
Miller Announces Candidacy for Alderman in North Ward
Lester O. Miller declares his candidacy for Alderman No. 1 in the North Ward. He cites business experience and community familiarity as qualifications and notes his 15 years as assistant cashier at First National Bank. Miller is active at First Baptist Church and has long been involved in local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester O. Miller
North Ward
Bowie
Miller
First National Bank
First Baptist Church
John Wales Enters Bowie City Marshall Race
John Wales longtime Montague County sheriff and Bowie veteran announces his candidacy for City Marshall of Bowie. He cites his years as an early Bowie officer and vows to curb night burglaries to keep Bowie a safe, livable city.
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John Wales
Montague County
Marsall
Bowie
Wales
District wide revival planned by Montague Baptists
The Baptist Churches of Montague County announce a district wide revival from March 16 to 30 across 296 churches in District 12. L R Jones urges all communities and churches to join in praying for a God sent revival extending to the nation and world.
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Baptists of
Montague County
Texas
District 12
L. R. Jones
Montague Baptist Association
Jesus
Montague
Bros. Jones
Jackrabbits Win District 10 A Championship Run
The Bowie Jackrabbits beat the Nocona Indians 39 to 29 to claim the district 10 A title before the largest Bowie gym crowd. Bowie led by 17 points at one stage and now faces the Olney Munday winner for bi district honors with Electra to host a return game Friday night.
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Bowie Jackrabbits
Nocona Indians
Bowie
Bowie Boys
Electra Tigers
Tigers
Electra
North Texas
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Quanah
Childress
Graham
University of Texas
Fair Dates Set for Montague County 1947 Fair
The Montague County Fair board fixed September 25 26 and 27 for the 1947 fair. New officers are Lynn Garlington president Mrs Paul Taliaferro vice president Bob Murdoch secretary and Bob Burgess treasurer An additional vice president awaits election Newly named directors include Doc Jackson Thomas Evans Hierman Heard Lynn Knight and several others committees to be named later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague County Fair
Lynn Garlington
Paul Taliaferro
Bob Murdoch
Bob Burgess
Doc Jackson
Thomas Evans
Hierman Heard
Lynn Knight
Earl Goodwin
Arthur Sadler
Ford Hoeldtke
Henry T. Ayres
F. J. Dixon
New License Plates Begin Sale in Montague County
New car license plates for Montague County owners arrived at the office of County Tax Collector Bert Sledge and went on sale Monday February 10. Plates are white figures on black metal with two per vehicle and the first issued to I N Crownover of Nocona numbered BC 9950. A Bowie sale site will receive a plate supply soon with notices in The News next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Bert Sledge
I. N. Crownover
Nocona
Sledge
Bowie
Sunday Morning Service By Denton Young Group
A caravan of young people from the First Methodist Church of Denton will lead the Sunday morning service at Bowie First Methodist Church. The group from North Texas State Teachers College for Women prepares for the Student Center Cause with special music and program. Public invited.
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First Methodist Church
Denton
Bowie First
Wilson Drug Owner Confined in Critical Condition
C A Wilson owner of Wilson Drug has been confined to his home since Monday morning. His condition has been declared critical, but he is showing slight improvement.
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C. A. Wilson
Wilson Drug
Bowie Couple Visits Dallas with Par ents Medlen
Mr and Mrs Don Smith of Bowie spent the weekend in Dallas visiting Mrs Medlen and her husband Mr Medlen. The trip highlighted family ties during the outing in North Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Smith
Bowie
Dallas
Mrs. Medlen
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Rew
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James IW. Morgan
North Fort Worth Baptist Church
Lester Miller
Jackrabbits
M. E. Church
Denton Group