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Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1960

Page

5

Chico Chats Preview Summer Activities and Injury

Chico prepares for summer vacations and recreation programs as school ends. The Chico Lions Club organizes Little League Baseball with practices underway. Lynn Artsell, son of Pete and Mrs. Artsell, fractured his ankle during Friday practice and was released from Bridgeport hospital Saturday after the injury.

Chico Lions Club Chico Lynn Artsell Ynn Pete Artsell Bridgeport

Summer Little League teams form for baseball games

Five teams are organized to participate in summer baseball. A total of 57 has been raised for outfitting the teams through contributions from interested persons and merchants. The American League for 8 and 9 year olds is managed by Gene Weldon, the Red Legs by Alvis Sewall, the Dodgers by Bob Rush, and the Pony League for 13 and 14 year olds has John Week as manager. The first Chico boys game is Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Chico Stadium with the Edgers vs Chico and the Athletics vs Senators at Bridgeport Stadium. A complete schedule can be obtained by calling the managers.

Gene Weldon Anager Alvis Sewall Dodgers Bob Rush John Eek Chico Oys Edgers Chicotadium Athletics Senators Bridgeort Stadium

Summer Band Program Led by William Ravenshine

William Ravenshine will direct a summer band program in June before enlisting in the Service. Practice begins Monday May 0 at the Band Hall and meets daily at 10:00 each morning. A program will close the sessions. District Superintendent Honored Rev Herbert Minga, longtime Denton District Methodist leader, was honored with Mrs.

William Ravenshine Theore Herbert Minga Denton District

Dinner Honors Minga at Decatur First Methodist Church

At a Wednesday dinner in Decatur First Methodist Church pas tors wives and friends gathered to honor the district for six years of service. A silver tray and bowl were given as a token of appreciation. Mrs Eschel Meeks will host the Club in June and reveal secret pal names then. Estelle Hunter visited her father Cap Rich and other relatives over the weekend. Roy and wife Roy Robinson near completion of a new home on their farm north of town and plan to move back soon.

Minga First Methodist Church Decatur Eschel Meeks Estelle Hunter Cap” Rich Wekend Roy Robinson

Eighth Grade Graduation in Chico Auditorium

The Chico Eighth Grade held graduation exercises in the school auditorium on Thursday evening. Twenty seven students qualified for the Mingas during the event.

Chico

Graduation Exercises End 1960 High School Class

The 1960 high school commencement was held in the school auditorium on May 20. The Dragon Band led the processional and re cessional while Royce Flowers gave the invocation and Fred Nickles presented diplomas. Frances George was salutatorian and Anna Rickey delivered the valedictory. Rev. John Baker gave the main address. Kenneth Ross awarded certificates for perfect attendance and outstanding students, with trophies to the salutatorian and valedictorian and honors for Angel Luther and Evelyn Carlisle for basketball.

Royce Flowers Fred Nickles Frances George Anna Rickey John Baker Bridgeport First Baptist Church Kenneth Ross Angel Luthur Evelyn Carlisle Fred Nick Les

NTSC Commencement Exercises Set for Tuesday Evening

Jerry Phillips and Carolyn Brewer will receive diplomas at NTSC commencement in Denton. Cheryl Jones, Winniem high school valedictorian, graduates in Beaumont with her grandmother Mrs. Taylor attending. Woman seeks return of missing sewing machine and pinking shears. Homemaking girls depart for Lake Altus outing with chaperones and driver John White. Mrs. Charles VanMetre suffered a burn at home Friday.

Jerry Phillips C. D. Phillips Carolyn Brewer Bill Brewer Chico NTSC Denton W. T. Taylor Beaumont Cheryl Jones Winniem Texas Cheryl Taylor Pasadena B. F. Wyatt Opal Manning Andrew Kellum Lake Altus Oklo John White

Beets Steam Injury From Unsealed Pressure Cooker

An unsealed pressure cooker exploded causing steam to scatter in a kitchen injuring a woman with second degree burns on legs feet and arms. She self treated then was taken to Bridgeport hospital and released. Mrs Addie Kellum sprained her ankle Friday and was treated at Bridgeport hospital that evening.

Bridgeport Hospital Addie Kellum

Lions Club Hosts Angora Goat Visitor and New Members

The Chico Lions Club welcomed a big Angora goat during February and March then planned another visit this week. Gene Weldon hosts the guest as two new members Curtis Lapp and Larry Gibbons join during a Community Center meeting. A light bulb sale is planned soon. Mr and Mrs Hairy Parker returned from Oklahoma, and Mrs S A Fain received treatment in Bridgeport hospital last week. Mr and Mrs Monroe Jackson were called to Oklahoma City for a seriously ill father who passed away Saturday.

Lions Club Chico Lions Club Lions Gene Weldon Curtis Lapp Larry Gibbons Hairy Parker Oklahoma Monroe Jackson Oklahoma City S. A. Fain Bridgeport Hospital Wayne Moyers Tiny” Toten Fort Worth Wise Promenaders Squaredance Club Promenaders Rodeo Grounds Chico Prosper Fred Nickles Durant Oklo

Boy Scouts Hike Spend Night Camping Friday

Boy Scouts with Scoutmaster Bush and Gene Lawrance and O dell Quante hiked out and camped Friday evening. The troop shows enthusiasm as the program progresses and leaders guide the group.

Bush Gene Lawrance O’dell Quante

Haigood-Wayland Vows Exchanged May 29

Miss Karen Haigood became the bride of Wayland Lambert in a May 29 1960 First Baptist Church ceremony. The couple will live in Key Port Washington where Lambert serves in the U S Navy.

First Baptist Church Karen Haigood Wayland Lambert E. L. Haigood Bowie W. W. Lambert Gainesville D. L. Payne Maurice James Linda Floyd Key Port Washington U. S. Navy

Weekend guests visit Cloers from Amarillo

Mr and Mrs Huff Cloer hosted weekend visitors daughter Cathy and Mr and Mrs D L Whatley of Amarillo Cathy stayed a few days with the Cloers in their home lodging the readers with social notes of visiting relatives.

Mrs. Huff Cloer D. L. Whatley Cathy Amarillo Cloers

CWF Holds Tast Meeting at First Christian Church

The CWF of the First Christian Church met at the church with Mrs. W. A. Greer presiding. Mrs. J. B. France led Romans study, Mrs. Russell Davis concluded on Africa, and Peggy Winn served refreshments. List of attendees included W. A. Greer and others.

CWF First Christian Church W. A. Greer J. B. France Russell Davis Africa Peggy Winn N. B. Gary W. H. Mills T. Weisel C. E. McKinney

Senior Citizens Meet Thursday

Sixteen senior citizens attended a Thursday afternoon domino gathering at the Youth Center. Attendees included Lena Wiggins Jimmie Hamilton F B Gregory H C Gladberry Tom Nichols J R Eason Box S H Sawyer Edd Cozart H O Attabery B H High R R Fulcher J L Winters and Mr Fincher of Chillicothe.

Mines Lena Wiggins Jimmie Hamilton F. B. Gregory H. C. Gladberry Mssrs Tom Nichols J. R. Eason Box S. H. Sawyer Edd Cozart H. O. Attabery B. H. High R. R. Fulcher J. L. Winters Mr. Fincher Chillicothe

Maid and Matron Hostesses Share Afternoon

Maid and Matron hostesses for the afternoon were Mies. E. W. Wright, W. E. Benson, Morris Thompson, Gene Earl Cupples and R. T. Ratcliff. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be June 9.

Mies E. W. Wright W. E. Benson Morris Thompson Gene Earl Cupples R. T. Ratcliff

Display Shower Honors Miss Parr

Miss Betty Parr was honored with a bridal display shower on May 20. The event was hosted at the home of Mrs. R. W. Parr with hostesses Miss Virginia Scruggs and Miss Gloria Scruggs of Comanche Oklahoma. Thirty six guests attended and many gifts were received.

Betty Parr R. W. Parr Virginia Scruggs Gloria Scruggs Comanche Oklahoma

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wers Iildd Chico Chats Mrs John F. White Caen Griffin Rexall Charles VanMetre Repair and Service Montague P. A. Carminati, JR Bowie and Bermuda Jamaica Toni Todd Cohama Dacron Dallas Ruetta Lambert Derrell Powell Shers Bobby McWilliams Gaylon Hargood Midway Milta Carter Pam Whitecotton Susan Duvall Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Lambert Chancellor Studio Wagonseller’s Fruit Farm Miss Parr Glenn J. Thompson Insurance Ag Dodson
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