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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
4
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The Mozelle Turner Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon for its regular session. Mrs. W. FE. Benson chaired worship. Mrs. Clara Stephens delivered the invocation. Ten members and guest Mrs. C N Armstrong of Duncan Okla heard a devotional by Mrs. Willie Rhone on Romans. The program Christian Witnessing was led by Mrs. George Curlee with help from Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. W R Deal. Reports from head committee, secretary, and treasurer followed. Benediction by Mrs. C Y Cosby.
The families express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy, food, flowers, and support after the losses of Arthur Lee Shipp and Mrs. Georgia Overstreet. Special thanks to Bro Baird Owens Brumley Funeral Home Rev D L Payne and others for kindness and care. May God bless all who helped.
News from Sunset rounds up residents traveling to Dallas and Wichita Falls to visit relatives. Local illnesses are reported as C S Fowler Sr. regains slowly after hospital treatment. Visitors include Armstrongs from Wichita Falls and St John family members, with multiple trips to nearby towns and reunions among friends and relatives.
A landscape improvement meeting will be held Tuesday January 15 at 1 30 p m in the Court House council room Montague. H A Turney and Joe Cole specialists from the District Extension office Denton will lead on fertilizers insect control soil testing and yard care. All gardeners and residents are urged to attend and bring questions.
The Montague County P TA Council sponsors a leadership procedure course in Bowie on Friday January 11. Instructor is district vice president Mrs D E White of Forestburg. Course begins at 9 00 a m in the McNutt annex of the First Baptist Church with books available for 75c. All interested parties invited.
The Goldburg 4-H Club hosted its Favorite Food Show at the school on Wednesday January 2. Susan Clark won first on Italian Spaghetti, Nelda Crisman second on cherry pie, and Sarah Walker third on lemon pie.
The 1963 Feed Grain Program will mirror 1962 with notices of Feed Grain Base and payment rates per acre issued soon. Payments will be for diverting feed grain land to approved conservation uses. Sign-up start date not advised, and farmers will not be notified.
Forestburg High boys and girls travel to Muenster Friday to face Sacred Heart before hosting Petrolia Tuesday. Conference games start at 7 30 p m. Remaining schedule includes Midway Jan 18 Goldburg Jan 22 Byers Jan 29 and Bellevue Feb 5.
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Nocona held its annual stockholders meeting on January 8 electing J. W. McCall as chairman. Directors named were Hinds Clark G. H. Fooshee W. F. Leonard Cc. S. McCall J. D. Stine and A. D. Lunn. Bank officials chosen included C. S. McCall president A. D. Lunn vice president W. F. Leonard vice president J. D. Stine cashier and W. E. Perryman assistant cashier.
Mr and Mrs Dan Hacker returned home after a ten day fishing trip visiting Mrs Hackers sister Mrs J N Sanford of Kingsville They fished at Padre Island and Lake Mathis near Corpus Christi Mr Hacker caught a 25 lb drum and several red fish and catfish
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