Designers win 1968 Corduroy Council dress citation
Morton Myles designer for Jeunesse won the 1968 dress citation from the Corduroy Council of America for a two piece design of thick and thin cotton corduroy in smoke white. The style features raglan sleeves a high collar and a skirt swinging from an inverted front pleat.
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Morton Myles
Jeunesse
Corduroy Council of America
Former Bowie Resident S. Q. Burnett Dies in Fort Worth
S. Q. Burnett aged 96, a former Bowie resident who moved to Fort Worth in 1914, died in Fort Worth. Services were held at Shannon's Funeral Home. Survivors include two daughters Mae and Vera Burnett of Fort Worth, a brother J. Q. Burnett of Arlington, two sisters Lillian Abbott of Pensacola and La Rue Avery of Bowie, plus two grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Bowie
S. Q. Burnett
Fort Worth
Shannon’s
Burnett
Burnett Horse and Mule Company
Mae Burnett
Vera Burnett
J. Q. Burnett
Arlington
Lillian Abbott
Pensacola
Florida
LaRue Avery
Rainbow Girls Meet in Bowie Lodge Hall
The Bowie Assembly of Rainbow for Girls met Monday night in the Masonic Hall under Miss Susan Laughlin and Mrs. Mae Slaughter. Christina Evans received degrees. guests included E. H. Rhyne James Hutson and Miss Jean Bynum. Rainbow Girl Brooks Ann Crawford from Paris Texas attended. A Rainbow Signet was presented by James Hutson. Plans were set for a slumber party Thursday at 5:30 p.m. in the First National Bank Community Room, led by Mrs. Essie Roberts with Mae Slaughter. Other topics included attending Friendship Night in Wichita Falls. Forty members and guests adjourned to a fellowship hour. hostesses were Mines Collins Hughes and Prater.
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Bowie Assembly
L. T. Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Susan Laughlin
Mae Slaughter
Christina Evans
Bowie Lodge
E. H. Rhyne
James Hutson
Jean Bynum
Paris
Texas
Brooks Ann Crawford
Bowie
Rainbow Girls
First National Bank
Essie Roberts
Love Assembly
Wichita Falls
Mines
Collins
Hughes
Prater
Sarpaulis Elected Pres. of State FFA
The 40th Annual Texas Future Farmers of America Convention concluded in Lubbock July 19 with Bill Sarpaulis of the Cal Farley Boys Ranch FFA Chapter elected state President for 1968-69. Arlene Lucas was named State FFA sweetheart and numerous Lone Star Farmer and Star Lone Star Farmer awards were announced.
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Texas Future Farmers of America
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium Coliseum
Bill Sarpaulis
Cal Farley Boys Ranch Ffa
Area I
FFA
Arlene Lucas
Pasadena High School
Lone Star Farmer
Alvord
Dickie Clement
Bowie
Gary Bell
Robert Gehrels
Boyd
Buddy Sydow
Chico
Johnnie Lawrence
Decatur
Gaylor Atkins
John North
Clifford Ray Buchanan
Forestburg
Freddie Williams
Nocona
Steve Kirby
Jack McGaughey
Paradise
Kenneth C. Chaney
Kenneth Ray Gregg
Prairie
Barham Fulmer
Nacogdoches
Lowell Catlett
Dalhart
Texas
Danny Barnes
Pittsburg
Larry Kale King
Anson Ffa
Kansas City
Rev George Greiner to Speak at Nazarene Revival
Rev George Greiner of Colorado Springs will be guest evangelist at a Church of the Nazarene revival from July 28 to August 4. An elder and Bethany Nazarene College alumnus who began ministry in 1951, he served Colorado pastors until 1966 before full time evangelism. He and his wife Kathleen will sing and share in services starting 10 45 a m Sunday with 7 30 p m weeknight meetings.
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E. George Greiner
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Church of the Nazarene
Greiner
Bethany Nazarene College
Bethany
Oklahoma
Burlington
Kathleen
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