Bowie News From the Bowie Area Highlights Community Ties
A letter seeks help tracing Fletcher Fondren family once editor of Oktibbeha Citizens Starkville now in Bowie for ancestors burial. Also notes Airman Second Class William Leonard in Amarillo and Bowie ties, local project honors for Bowie Industrial Foundation Building, student Wade Dyer at Southern Methodist University, and a Bowie Rotary Club 57th birthday celebration cake honoring Rotary's 1905 founding in Chicago.
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Fletcher Fondren
Oktibbeha Citizens
Starkville
Mississippi
Bowie
Texas
Mary Jane Quinn
Mollie
Orville
Stanley
E. L. Fondren
Broken Bow
Okla
Lester Wade Dyer
Southern Methodist University
Wade
Siema Tau
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Bowie Rotary Club
Cotton’s Cafe
International Service Organization
Chicago
Denton Printer Files for State Senate in 22nd District
Wallace Sheppard, 33, a Denton printer, filed for the Texas State Senate seat in the 22nd District before the deadline. He praised broad civic support, condemned the sales tax as a key issue, and outlined a plan to run on representing district residents rather than lobby interests. He and his wife Jacqueline reside with five children at 922 Fort Worth Drive, Denton.
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Denton
Wallace Sheppard
Thomas Creighton
Mineral Wells
Denton County
Methodist Church Knights of Pythias and
DOKK
Democratic Party
Sheppard
Jacqueline
Fort Worth Drive
Whitecotton enters race for city council seat
Thomas M. Whitecotton, the incumbent, filed for his own Ward 1 council seat in the only local political activity this week. The city election is set for April 3 with a March 3 filing deadline. Ward 2 incumbent Bob White has not announced opponents. filings include C. V. Young and Gayle Bradley. In Ward 38, Lloyd Butler and incumbent Cecil Ice filed. Whitecotton is unopposed in Ward 1 so far.
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Thomas M. Whitecotton
Bob White
C. V. Young
Gayle Bradley
Lloyd Butler
Cecil Ice
Whitecotton
Talent Galore In Bowie Minstrel Show At High School
Bowie High School hosts the tenth annual minstrel show on March 2 as the Band Parents Association presents a star studded program. Notables include Idris Campbell, Nancy Runnels, La Vera Griffin, the Red Hot Mamas led by Mabel High, and the Shieks and Harem Girls act. The evening features a stage band directed by Rovd Mantlameryv with intermission acts by Dan Lancaster and Ray Bulfinston, and credits JoAlan Spears as show director with Viviene Spears as staff director.
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Bowie
JoAlan Spears
Evearce Otane
Idris Campbell
Tommine Whiterotten
Bob Welch
Bill Davis
Bill Southward
Darrell Wi
Ams
Leon Brown
Manttameryv
Fort Worth
Nancy
Charles Runnels
la Vera Griffin
Dorothy Koonce
Vivienne Snears
Dorothy Underwood
Dana Sie Lutz
Kunkle
Jean Southward
Virginia McWilliams
Charlie Cunningham
Mary
St Wrnelle Welch
Mickey Gibbins
Mabel High
the Red
Elton Hill
C. J. Dodsworth
Mark Bigh
Pete Plasco
Jack Lovette
Red Gibbins
Flov Ftter
A. E. Roberts
George Hoeldtke
Hillne
Teo-Bois
Sat Pelciter
Vertex Noire
Nath Tarker
Jee Gresham
Karen Tovicar
Robbie Laniers
Jiedy Goodwin
Janet Yours
Jansth Kuskle
Pam Whitecotton
Pheillis Koennee
Tbottie Snears
Jqyrrt
Tere
Bowie Rotary Club Names 1962 63 Officers
Bryson N A Bryson was elected president for 1962 63 with Bill Jack Evans as 1st vice president and Rev D L Payne as 2nd vice president Dr C J Dodsworth elected secretary treasurer New directors for two year terms are Joe Hawkins Jimmie Henderson and Terry Randolph Retiring directors are Charles Dougherty and Uriel Randolph Club year begins July 1.
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N. A. Bryson
Bowie
Bowie Future Farmers Net 4665 During 960 6 Project Year
Bowie Future Farmers wrap up the final report for the school year showing total labor income of 4604.91. The group included 47 boys with 42 completing their projects, and average per member was 111.07. They conducted extensive farming enterprises and improvement projects across beef, poultry, crops, and livestock, building 28 farm buildings and 49 pieces of farm equipment, among many others.
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Bowie
Powie Hieh School
Aowie Bhews
Bowie Ffa
Saltor
Bowie Chamber Sets Budget To Hire Manager And Expand
Directors adopted a $10 830 budget for the Bowie Chamber of Commerce for the year with $6 000 for a manager salary and $1 500 for office expenses. Committee expenses include $500 industrial and $600 merchants, plus smaller allocations. A membership drive and letters of apology to Saint Jo parents were also discussed.
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Bowie Chamber of Commerce
Gordon Heard
Heard
Bowie
Jacksboro
Saint Jo
Seven year old Timothy Vann dies after tonsillectomy
Timothy Monroe Vann seven died Friday at Bowie Hospital after a tonsillectomy. Heart failure was listed as the cause. He was the son of Mr and Mrs T J Vann of Montague born July 4 1954 in Nocona, a Montague school second grader. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 pm at Montague Methodist Church. Burial in Montague Cemetery. Survivors include parents a sister Beverly Kay a brother Tommy James grandparents J A Nelson Bonita and Wilma Lawler Bowie. Pallbearers named.
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Timothy Monroe Vann
Bowie Hospital
Timothy
T. J. Vann
Montague
Nocona
Montague School
Montague Methodist Church
W. D. Craig
Elden Cole
Bowie
Montague Cemetery
Beverly Kay
Tommy James
J. A. Nelson
Bonita
Wilma Lawler
Campfire Girls Sell All Candy Boxes Then Record Sale
Bowie Camp Fire Girls sold 528 boxes of candy and ran out of stock for the first time. Joyce Johnston led with 45 boxes sold and Sue Butler followed with 44 as the group reported strong sales.
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Bowie Camp
Joyce Johnston
Sue Butler
Bowie Schools Board Offers New Contracts to 12 Officials
The Bowie Board of Trustees offered new contracts to all current principals, head teachers, and special service personnel at the February meeting. Names include Paul Taliaferro, E. C. Lemons, W. A. Greer, Helen Jeffries, Serena Dodd, Merle Hancock, coaches Massey, Baker, Sykes, Bridgewater, Lee Boyd Montgomery, and Bonnie Brannon. The board also set April 7 for trustees election and approved reemployment of Tiuntin Y. Pockett to assess oil property and roll.
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Bowie
Board of Trustees
Paul Taliaferro
E. C. Lemons
W. A. Greer
East Ward
Helen Jeffries
Lindale
Serena Dodd
South Ward
Merle Hancock
North Ward
Barton Massey
Bob Baker
Don Sykes
Jane Bridgewater
Lee Boyd Montgomery
Bonnie Brannon
City Auditorium
George Curlee
B. B. Evans
Ire Stark
Bowie Girls Meet Brewer In District Championship
The Bowie girls basketball team will face Brewer for the district title at Boswell high school Friday night. Boswell is located one mile west of Saginaw. Tipoff is 8 p.m. with admission 35 cents for students and 75 cents for adults.
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Bowie
Brewer
Boswell High School
Saginaw
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William
Bill) Leonard
Herman Leonard
United States Air Force
Amarillo
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Leonard
el Paso
Bill
Bowie Industrial Foundation
Bowie Manufacturing Company
Wichita Construction Company
FE. A. Hill
Edwin A Walker
Walker
Marshall Formby
Chamber of Commerce
Formby
Price Daniel
John Connally
Will Wilson
Fred Raborn, Jr
Wichita Falls
Bowie Housnitol
Raborn
Raborn Insurance Agency
Senate
Jan Posey
Ennis Posey
Edcce
Montagne
Judy Overstreet
Henry Overstreet
Powie
Sammy Kistler
Dowie
Judy
William Conway
C. A. Kilcrease
Cordie Leonard
Terry Randolph
Luke Anthony
Maurine Eastin
Glen Underwood
Charles Dougherty
C. A. Randolph
Dave Roberson
Bobby Windham
Mark High
Band Parents Association
Rotary Club
Kenneth Shackelford Bowe
FFA
Bowie Boys
Bowie Manufacturing
Attraa
Curtis Latham
Johnny West
Ellis Butler
Timothy Vann
B. E. Johnson
Donald Culwell
Bill Hardison
Lowell Trout
C. A. Zahn
Raymond Lee Walker
Younge
Buck Street
Oyo Moro
Josie
Tiuntin Y. Pockett
Darrell Williams
Brewer Cagers
Jettie Harlan
G. Doc Jackson
First Baptist Church
Harlan
Patterson Studio