Lifetime Earnings of County Residents At New Highs
Montague County residents face rising lifetime earnings driven by education and productivity. Data from Labor and Commerce sources show 13.9 percent of men 25 plus have elementary schooling, 17.6 percent have four years of high school, and 35 percent have college. A high school graduate earns about 60 000 more than an elementary graduate, while a college graduate earns about 180 000 more than a high school graduate. The median schooling is 9.7 years. Banks advise saving 25 monthly at 4 percent to fund college in 18 years.
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Montague County
Johnson
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
Callege
Hospital Notes from Bowie Memorial Hospital
Prepared Wednesday morning the Bowie Memorial Hospital lists patient dismissals and current inpatients. Names include Mrs Earl Goodwin Mrs Wendon Gesse Grady C Wells Mrs Dessie Hopper David Bodling Mrs B St John Richard Nored Donley Shaw and others from Bowie and nearby towns with several infant and family entries.
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Bowie Memorial Hospital
Earl Goodwin
Wedon Gesse
Grady C. Wells
Dessie Hopper
David Bodling
B. St. John
Richard Nored
Donley Shaw
W. Harnden
Henry
Walker
J. Tayor
Ernest Dunn
Ida Leonard
Mannie Hill
Marvin Rashear
J O. Campbell
J A. Shelton
Carol Lyn Pierce
Bob Duvall
H. S. Medley
J. L
L W. Berkenbile
Barbara Cable
Lee Roy Thornsberry
Barbara Pepper
Malinde Gambill
Grace Trout
Charles Mikesl
Mable Holman
Betty George David Podling
Janieee Allison
Grady Wells
A. A. Randolph
Harrie Neely
Susan Weir
Ruby Young
Mable Goodwin
Henry Walker
Richard Noved
Evie Evans
Aline Covey
Bentist revival set for July in Newport News
The First Bentist revival is planned for July 36 through August. The Bugscuffle reunion drew a large crowd at the Church of Christ with a weekend of fellowship, meals, music, and visits from relatives and friends across multiple towns including Borger Denton Panola and Bowie.
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Church of Christ
James Husky
Borger
Dee Farmer
Monahan
Luther McManus
Dewane Long
Varden
Jack Itickey
Belcherville
Wade Thornberry
J. J. Tipton
Denton
Carol Tipton
Pan
Alathean Class Holds Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Alathean Sunday School class met Tuesday at 7 00 p m in the Community Room for a monthly business and social gathering. Mrs J B Lewis gave the invocation and scripture was read by Mrs R F E McMahon. Class president Mrs Lula Cross presided over the brief session with attendees including Mrs B Lewis Mrs Scott Avery Mrs A H Hudgins Mrs Bruce Pollard Mrs R E McMahon Mrs Huff Cleer Mrs Claude Womack and Mrs Jewel McGregory.
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First Baptist Church
J. B. Lewis
R. FE. McMahon
Lula Cross
B. Lewis
Scott Avery
A. H. Hudgins
Bruce Pollard
R. E. McMahon
Huff Cleer
Claude Womack
Jewel McGregory
Oliver Enrolls at Dranghons Business College Wichita Falls
Thomas Oliver attends Dranghons Business College in Wichita Falls to study accounting in an 18M automator program. He focuses on practical business training and financial fundamentals amid campus courses and instruction.
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Thomas Oliver
Dranghons Business College
Wichita Falls
Minor Accidents Plague Bowie Police this Week
Three vehicle crashes reported to Bowie Police Department this week. On June 19 at 9 p.m. a 1964 Chevrolet Sedan driven by Jehanie Weir collided with a 1986 Chevrolet Truck driven by Verlin James Vice. Weir’s car damage estimated at $225.60 and Vice cited for failure to maintain center of vehicle. Another collision involved Jimmy Berry of Nipacseeah Oklahoma and Patricia Clark of Bowie on Saturday at 5:36 p.m.. both vehicles driven away, Berry cited for defective brakes. On July 3 at 1:19 p.m. a 1963 Poviac driven by Harvey Edler of Bowie collided with a 1965 Ford driven by Kenneth Moneh of Fort Worth on Wil lager Street. Edler’s damage estimated at $29.00 and Moneh’s at $60.00. Edler cited for failure to set his brakes.
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Bowie
Jehanie , Weir
Verlin James
Weir
Jimmy Berry
Nipacseah
Okla
Patricia Clark
Harvey Edler
Ford
Kenneth Moneh
Ft. Worth
Willarger Street
Edler
Moneh
Purcell Returns From England After Conference Visit
Congressman Graham Purcell from Texas returned from Cambridge England where he attended the Cambridge International Conference hosted by the International Council for Christian Leadership. The gathering at St John's College ran June 29 to July and drew about 300 delegates to discuss a relevant faith amidst rapid change. The ICCL hosts prayer breakfasts in Washington and governors meetings elsewhere and invites Christian leaders from many nations. Purcell said he appreciated being chosen to represent the United States in the delegation.
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Graham Purcell
D.-Tex
Cambridge
Ireland
International Council For Christian Leadership
St. John’s College
ICCL
Washington
United States
Purcell
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