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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1942
Page
4
Mrs Will Young a leading Bow ie music teacher presented piano and voice pupils in recital at the Methodist Church last Friday night The advanced piano work was outstanding and the program included readings by pupils of Mrs Lynn Garlington and Mrs E R Mangum John B Hunt gave the Benediction The audience enjoyed the entire program.
County Agent notes announce a new seed source for replanting cotton and list first year varieties like Me bane Kasch and Oualle. Montague County to host special cotton insect control demonstrations under Paul Gregg, Extension Entomologist, with emphasis on summer production and flock health practices.
The Bowie News lists a complete line of office supplies available at its office, including paper, pens, inks, folders, staples, and desk accessories. Customers are invited to visit the store or call for pricing and bulk discounts.
Mary Blackmon, senior from wie, was crowned Queen of May at Texas Wesleyan College's 27th May Festival in Fort Worth. The ceremony featured 21 nations, a 250-strong royal court, and a patriotic theme with Latin American notes.
Mrs. E R Mangum directs a school speech recital featuring a patriotic opening with Uncle Sam figures and service branches in costume. Young students perform in costumes of flowers and the Gipsy Girls provide a reading and chorus highlight.
The fragment notes Louise Coe, daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Coe, as an underclassman in a ceremony described as beautiful, alongside another unnamed graduate receiving a degree Monday night. The text references a college or school setting with a formal procession and celebratory tone.
Miss Ruby Alleyne Cloer daughter of Mr and Mrs Huff Cloer married Paul White son of Mr and Mrs G P White Tuesday May 12 in Waurika Oklahoma Attendants were Miss Faye Harris and Mike right Bride wore navy blue suit with borrowed gold locket Harris attended the ceremony White and Harris both Bowie High School graduates He joins Consolidated Aircraft Co in San Diego California and Mrs White will follow soon
Miss Hazel Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs N A Wood of Montague wed Jim Wheeler Frazier in Nocona with Rev Patton reading the ceremony. Attendants wore pastel taupe and corsages of sweet peas. The bride a Denton Texas State Teachers College alumna and Morse School faculty member. The groom a Nocona High School and NTSTC graduate. A buffet luncheon followed and the couple planned a East Texas visit before returning to Morse.
The Presbyterian Church group held its regular monthly business meeting on Tuesday. Mrs. J. F. Cone led, Mrs. W. Wright opened, and Mrs. Reddy delivered a devotional titled The Psalm of Youth. Psalms were sung and the Lord's Prayer closed the gathering.
The Blanche Grove Circle of the First Baptist Church met with Mrs Erma Gardner for an all day session and luncheon last Tuesday. A. Robb opened with prayer Mary Barkley read Deuteronomy 6 4 9 and 25. The Bible lesson closed a three year study. The group will meet again at the church next Tuesday.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday at 3 o'clock in the church. Mrs. R. C. Cady led the Genesis Bible study. Attendees included Mmes. R. C. Cady M. W. Galladay J. F. Thompson J. N. Clark J. H. Westbrook Tom Pierce and J. P. Kearby. The group will meet next Tuesday at 10 30 am at ever park for a program and luncheon.
The Garden Club will convene on Monday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Paul Donald. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. F O Baker Mrs. Joe Butler and Mrs. Paul Donald Members are urged to attend the meeting.
Miss Inez Rudy presents her piano pupils in recital at the First Baptist Church on Monday night June 8 at 8 30 p m. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
James H. Westbrook is pastor with church school at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00. A 7:00 p.m. Young People Meeting and 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship follow. The sermon touches on the lost sheep seeking direction and guidance for true living.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church 5 miles east of Bowie conducts services with Pastor Mitchell Prifogle leading Sunday school at 10 15 a m Mass of Ethiopia Church services at 8 30 p m and a sermon titled Eternal Memory.
Christian Science Services announce a Sunday lesson sermon on God the Only Cause and Creator to be read in all Christ Scientist churches on June 7. The Golden Text from Acts 4 24 proclaims Lord you are God. Psalms 100 3 states the Lord made us we are his people and the sheep of his pasture. Mary Baker Eddy states in Science and Health that man is not self made nor made by mortals God created man.
We thank friends and neighbors for generous untiring help during illness death and burial of our daughter and sister Maggie May God's richest care abide with you all. Mr and Mrs R L Adams and sons
The Montague County Christian Association will meet at Ringgold Christian Church Sunday June 7 at 3 30 p m Dr Edwin A Elliot of Fort Worth will give the address Mrs D B Benson of Bowie presides Ringgold Orchestra will provide music Refreshments will be served by the Ringgold church Rev W R Welsh of Fort Worth pastors the Ringgold church He will hold morning and evening services on June 7 Mr and Mrs W E Benson and Mrs W C Benson attended TCU graduation in Fort Worth Miss Dana Sue Benson graduated Sum and Abner in The Bashful Bachelor show Sunday at Bowie Majestic
The Burris family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of sister Sarah Jane Burris. Thanks are given for floral offerings and the delicious lunch from Monday Bowie Majestic.
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