Grape prospects and local life in Bowie noted
The Bowie News highlights good grape crop prospects and a July 29 festival. It features community vignettes on Charles Smith’s illness recovery, local beekeeping, a Rotary Club cattle-country photo, and a Rotarian magazine feature. Also mentions peaches from Jones Robinson, public health tips, and long-delayed diaper shipments for James Chapman’s department store.
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Bowie News
Jersey
Farm Club Boys
Bowie
Clean-Up Drive Aims To Curb Flies In Bowie
Citizens urged to join a cleanliness and fly prevention campaign in Bowie after a successful business district effort. Volunteers and trucks are sought. contacts include G A Quisenberry Horace Ayres and the Chamber of Commerce office. Specific fly control methods using DDT are outlined for homes and streets.
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Bowie
G. A. Quisenberry
Chamber of Commerce
Horace Ayres
Chamber of Commerce Office
Bowie to open July 4 festival with Grape Festival Queen
Nora Jean Rhyne was selected as Bowie's candidate for Festival Queen for the Grape Festival set July 29 during the Field Day at the Fruit Experiment Farm seven miles north of Bowie. Bowie Chamber of Commerce urges neighboring communities to nominate young women and submit photos promptly.
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Nora Jean Rhyne
O. Z. Rhyne
Bowie
Fruit Experiment Farm
Rhyne
Bowie High School
Maroon and White
Bowie News
Dr Donnelly Becomes Commander at Dallas Naval Base
Dr W J Donnelly a Bowie Clinic and Bowie Hospital affiliate and former Naval Reserve lieutenant commander has been called to active duty and reports for duty Tuesday July 1. He is named Commanding Officer of the U S Naval Base in Dallas. His wife and two daughters will join him in Dallas. the family has been active in Bowie civic life and many friends wish them well.
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W. J. Donnelly
Bowie Clinic
Bowie Hospital
U. S. Naval Reserve
U. S. Naval Base
Dallas
Donnelly
Bowie
Will Young Residence Under Construction in Town
Work progressed this week on the modern brick home of Mr and Mrs Will Young at the corner of Pecan and Sanders streets. Bud Black is contractor and the building features Austin limestone trim.
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Will Young
Pecan and
Sanders Streets
Bud Black
Austin
Grape Festival July 29 Near Bowie Promises Busy Program
Interest grows in the Grape Festival planned for July 29 at the Fruit Experiment Station seven miles north of Bowie. Morning events include a station tour Band Concert crowning of the festival queen and radio broadcast by Murray Cox. Afternoon features include a speech by Dr. R D Lewis and discussions on grape and fruit problems with observations of grape varieties and other fruits. Free grape juice will be served and lunches sold by County Home Demonstration Clubs.
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Bowie
Southwest
Murray Cox
WFAA
R. D. Lewis
Texas Agricultural Experimental Stations
South
Right of Way Secured For New Highway To Newport
Commissioner Howard Wheeler announces that nearly twenty deeds have been secured for the first section of the Bowie to Newport and Jacksboro highway. He credits property owners for cooperation and says fencing will begin once stakes are set by State Highway Engineer Raby, who is surveying the Montague to Forestburg and Mallard Farm-to-Market route.
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Howard Wheeler
Bowie
Newport
Jacksboro
Wheeler
Raby
Montague
Forestburg
Mallard
This Old Tree Paid Off After It Died
Three squirrels and a hive found in an old cottonwood near Bowie yielded five gallons of honey valued at about 22.50 at Bowie stores. T. W. Crabtree and his son Billy with helpers cut the tree and recovered the honey and bees. A bee sting caused minor injuries to Billy and Ed.
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T. W. Crabtree
Bowie
Craptree
Mark High
Construction Co
Billy Crabtree
J. W. Ingram
Billy
Bowie Teenager Dies in Auto Crash Near Henrietta
Miss Willie Mae Snow 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Snow of Bowie died after an auto accident at 9 30 Friday night near Henrietta. Kenneth Mayo injured survived by family and friends. Funeral at Bowie Church of Christ with burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Willie Mae Snow
W. R. Snow
Bowie
Henrietta
Bowie Church
Burgess Funeral Home
Church of Christ
Bowie High School
Griffin Drug Store
Kenneth Mayo
C. A. Mayo
Mercury
Hudson
Mayo
Miss Snow
Bowie Hospital
C. W
William Snow
Sistre
Nellie
R. C. Goodrum
C. W. Snow
Gene Loyd
Janelle Phemister
Frances Phillips
Minnie Lou Manning
Mary Louise Manning
Marjorie Edwards
Alton Garner
O. W. Watson
Carl Shurtleff
Ralph Monroe
Gean Walker
Alton Weston
Full Day Of Fun And Frolic In Picnic Program Of Lions Club
Bowie prepares for Independence Day events on Friday July 4 with a morning parade led by the Bowie High School Band and Colors. A full day at Pelham Park includes contests bands veterans honors a Gainesville Wildcats vs Bowie Oilers game and a 9 PM to midnight dance with Elenberger's Ragtime Band. Curbs and gutters will be added on South Mason Street and Clay to improve drainage as part of State Highway paving toward Newport and Jacksboro.
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Bowie
State High Way
Mason Street
Clay
Clay Street
Conway
Newport
Jacksboro
Bowie Lions Club
Pelham Park
Pelham Park Arena
Gainesville
Elenberger
North Texas
Remodeling Underway After Fire At Eakman Building
Remodeling work is progressing on the burned Eakman building and Lions Club Hall. The Lions expect to return in ten days to two weeks. Western Cleaners will occupy the main part and Mrs. Gova Faggard's Beauty Shop will resume its former section. Bob Patterson, photographer, leases the remaining space. The fire June 2 caused about 20000 in damage. insurance covered most of the loss.
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Eakman
Lions Club
Lions
Western Cleaners
Gova Faggard
Bob Patterson
L. D. Eakman
Vetch Harvest Begins on This Ranch in Bowie Area
The Bowie area reports a several thousand acre vetch harvest under way this week. J. L. Patterson of Vashti grows vetch with Abruzzi rye on nine acres, yielding about 400 pounds per acre, aided by phosphate and inoculated seed. Officials W. E. Farrell and J. J. Post observe. Patterson plans winter pasture and pasture improvement with Weeping Love grass trials.
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Bowie
J. L. Patterson
Vashti
Patterson
W. E. Farrell
Bowie U
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Charles Smith
Charlie Conner
H & “Mandy
Jones Robinson
Emanuel D. Friedman
New York University
James Chapman
Georgia
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Chapman
Chapman’s
Dr. Donnelly
U.S. Navy
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