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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
3
The piece urges honesty and naturalness in relationships, warning that falsehood harms trust. It emphasizes listening deeply, giving space to vent, and resisting rushed closeness, noting lasting bonds grow from sincerity, care, and shared quality over time. Diana and the speaker advocate consistent, genuine behavior.
Audimarie Knox and Forestburg High School home economics teacher Mrs. Sue Stilley won a place setting of formal china and crystal in the national Go urmet Table Setting Contest. The contest by Fostoria Glass and Pickard china drew over 400 000 entry forms last year and offered three themes Elegance Wit and Romance with judging by BRIDES Magazine editors in New York City.
Funeral services for Z T Burton 53 who died July 1 1973 at Dallas VA Hospital will be held Tuesday July 3 at Jackson Morrow Funeral Chapel McKinney Texas Rev Everett Young officiating Interment in Ridgeway Memorial Park McKinney Born January 27 1920 in Carbon Texas he was World War II veteran and Pentecostal. Survivors include two sons a daughter mother brother and sisters and nine grandchildren.
The Bowie Public Library hosts the Texas Reading Club with 150 enrolled children. Participants need to read 12 books to earn a reading certificate from the Texas State Library in Austin. The library has added many new titles to support the program.
Funeral services for John C. Raby 71 were conducted at Owens Brumley Chapel with Rev. Paul Henderson officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Raby born February 2 1902 in Burnett County was a retired Civil Service employee with four sons and seven daughters among his survivors. A Magee Family Reunion is planned for July 8 at the park in Nocona.
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