He Will Not Only Vote Right But Is Capable
A compact editorial note praises a figure's voting integrity and competence, asserting readiness to act decisively in civic matters and urging support based on character and ability.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1944
Page
5
A compact editorial note praises a figure's voting integrity and competence, asserting readiness to act decisively in civic matters and urging support based on character and ability.
Mrs Mattie Dromgoole 87 died Monday in Bowie. Funeral held Tuesday at Owens Brumley with Rev A J Quinn officiating. Burial in Elmwood cemetery. She lived in Bowie 11 years and in Montague Wise counties 66 years. Survived by sons J L and J D Dromgoole Bowie. other sons J B Dromgoole Shamrock and Rev C D Dromgoole Walters OK. daughters Maud Richardson Nocona and Zadie Enos Warika OK. brother John Funk Bowie. many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Sam Daube announces the closure of his Bowie area store after over six decades of friendship and service. Accounts will be handled by Mrs. Earl Sansom at the Retail Merchants Association office. Also noted is the birth of Johnny Donna Marie Moore, daughter of Pfc. and Mrs. W. D. Moore, born Friday at 2 45 PM.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary E Miller 75 former Bowie Fruitland resident were held July 4 at First Methodist Church Bowie with Dr T C Vinson officiating. Burial followed in Brushy cemetery. She died in Fort Worth. Survived by son Geo L Miller Fort Worth and daughter Mrs Hattie Downs Fort Worth. She was active in the Methodist church and Burlington Railway Veterans Association.
W. G. Carlisle known as Uncle Buck died Saturday at age 75. Funeral services were Sunday at Burgess Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev. A. J. Quinn and W. T. Hamilton. He lived in Bowie for fifty years and suffered ill health for years. Survived by a sister Mrs. John Barnett of Big Spring and several nieces and nephews.
Qualls R F Qualls married Mrs Mary Hamilton Sunday morning at her brother Joe Prestwood's residence. Rev A J Quinn officiated with Lucile Foster playing piano. The couple after a family reunion at the bride's father's home left for Wichita Falls where the groom works. Pvt Billy Hudspeth returns home briefly from Camp Fannin to visit his mother.
A public notice urges voters to support a candidate who will serve Montague County’s best interests by opposing monopolistic control and corrupt lobbying. It claims the platform favors farmers ranchers aged workers and small business people through honest economical state administration.
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