Bowie News Section 2 Thursday January 17 1963
The Bowie News brief highlights local happenings and notices dated January 17 1963. Community events, meetings, and public notices appear in this section reflecting city life and civic affairs of Bowie.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
7
The Bowie News brief highlights local happenings and notices dated January 17 1963. Community events, meetings, and public notices appear in this section reflecting city life and civic affairs of Bowie.
The Pleasant Ridge Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs J W Cummings January 10 for the regular meeting. President Mrs B J Studdard opened with prayer. committees and leaders were appointed for the year. A program on Looking ahead for 1963 was given by members. Recreation was led by Mrs Cummings and door prize won by Mrs Studdard. Refreshments were served to the ladies including guest Mrs Stanley Bohenek.
Garlington Dance Studio offers preteen to adult classes in Bowie teaching the new Bossa Nova. Top New York teachers finalized the authentic routine two weeks ago, and Mrs. Garlington, a charter member of the National Council of Ballroom Dance Teachers, calls it fortunate for students to learn so quickly. The Bossa Nova is a Brazilian dance with a jazz beat.
Mrs. A R Page returns home from Bridgeport hospital but remains ill. Visitors include Melvin Riddle John Pitts Roy Alexander Marvin Jones and families from Lake Bridgeport Bowie and Decatur. Tom Scales marks fifth wedding anniversary with open house. Jeffery Todd Smith born January 10 at Harris Hospital Fort Worth. parents Herman and Judy Smith of Saginaw announce, with grandparents Jasper Smith Park Springs and Jak Jordan Bowie.
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