Community Happenings Highlight visits and church events
Mr and Mrs A C Taylor Verna Mae Taylor and Roxie McDonald visited Mr and Mrs Fred Bell of Weatherford Sunday. Several attended a revival at the Forestburg Baptist Church led by Rev Doug White and Rev Wayne Hank. Teresa Huddleston has a contract to teach mathematics at Bowie High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Taylor
Verna Mae Taylor
Roxie McDonald
Fred Bell
Weatherford
Earl Hogan
Jimmy McMillion
Terry Brewer
FFA
Houston
Teresa Huddleston
Bowie School Board
Teresa
North Texas State University
Lonnie Rater
Denton
Steve Long
Bowie
Allan Roller
Grapevine
W.T. Reynolds
Myrtle Denham
Millie Reynolds
Renee Perryman
Sherda Scott
Laton
Buffalo Springs
Bill Bell
Rosston
Linnie Bell
Baptist Church
Forestburg
Doug White
Hurst
Wayne Hank
Ft. Worth
White
Mexico Travel Restrictions for American Youths Visiting
American youths under 18 wishing to visit Mexico must carry the standard tourist card or passport or birth certificate and a notarized letter in duplicate signed by both parents or guardians. If a single parent travels, the letter must be signed by the other parent or guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
U.S
Mexican National Tourist Council
Dorcas Circle Meets at Mrs Quisenberry Home
The Dorcas Circle of the First United Methodist Church met July 20 at Mrs G A Quisenberry’s home for a regular business and study session. Nine members and one visitor Mrs Barker NSCS president attended. presiding was Cir cle leader Mrs Roy Sanders Sr. The devotional titled The Church We Love Our Precious Heritage was led by Mrs Quisenberry, with the group singing America. Mrs H T Ayres led the program on the United Nations. Refreshments of coke and punch were served. Attendees included Mes Quisenberry Overfelt Hoff man Sanders Sr Ayres Roberson Barker Mes Serena Dodd Stella and Alene Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First United Methodist Church
G.A. Quisenberry
Barker
NSCS
Roy Sanders Sr
America
H.T. Ayres
United Nations
Mse. Quisenberry
Overfelt
Hoffman
Sanders, Sr
Ayres
Roberson
Serena Dodd
Stella
Alene Covey
Texas History Markers Guide Issued In Tomato Red Cover
The 1971 Guide to Official Texas Historical Markers, bound in tomato red, lists over 8000 markers with locations across Texas and is available free from the State Historical Survey Committee. The 109 page booklet, published by the Texas Historical Foundation, marks about 3000 more markers than the 1969 edition and highlights sites such as Acton State Historic Site and the John Wesley Hardin and Belle Boyd locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
The
Texas Historical Foundation
Historica i
Travis County
Texas
Acton State Historic Site
Davy Crockett
John Wesley Hardin
Moscow
Dallas
Belle Boyd
Bedias
Mary Circle Meets at Nina Posey Home on July Twenty
The Mary Circle of WSCS at First United Methodist Church met at 9:00 Tuesday morning July 20 at Nina Posey’s home. Circle Chairman A V Rolls led a brief business session with prayer, devotional, and a program on Peace Justice and Progress. The group sang I Need Thee Every Hour and welcomed visitor Mrs Patrick Morton. Refreshments were served. The Boll Weevil Railway, Texas and Brazos Valley, is commemorated in a marker at Teague. in youth it carried the nickname Turnip and Bean Vine reflecting nearby farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
WSCS
First United Methodist Church
Nina Posey
A.V. Rolls
George Kerr
J.F. Rhyne
Posey
George Howard
E.W. Wright
A.W. Rolls
JF. Rhyne
Bert Sp2rg
Ester Walters
Finis Martin
Patrick Morton
Also Mentioned on This Page
SUS
Dewey Community Newsp
Buddy Boyd
Erby Boyd
Crosbyton
Bennett Reynolds
J.J. Reynolds
J.W. Clark
W.E. Roberts
Amarillo
Redmon
Washington
Seattle
Oregon
Los Angeles
California
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Terral
Okla
National Bank Region No
Bowie National Bank
U.S. Treasury
U. S
United States
S le Hanson
Nohe
Pri
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Randy
W.C. Denson
Farm Bureau Office
Montague
WWE
Ideal Grocery
Corner Mill
Decatur
Texaco
Austin Report
Ike Mitchell
Radio Shop
Smythe
DR. J. R. Applegate
Optometrist
404 Lindsay
Bowie, Texas
Mim
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