Earl Hester Circle Meeting At First Baptist WMA
The Earl Hester Circle of the First Baptist Church W M A met Tuesday afternoon. After prayer and scripture lesson the group discussed monthly activities and voted to present two quilts to Southwestern Baptist Seminary in Fort Worth, with Mrs Harvey carrying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hester
First Baptist Church
W.M.A
H. B. Box
R. K. MacClellan
Sally Harvey
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Harvey
Miss Rudy to Present Pupils in Recital
Miss Inez Rudy presents piano and voice pupils in a recital at 8 PM on Thursday June 12 at the First Baptist Church auditorium. The public is invited to attend as the large class promises an entertaining program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rudy
Inez Rudy
First Baptist Church
Farars Return From Week With In-Laws in North Carolina
Mr and Mrs Dewey B Farar of Hiwassel Dam North Carolina returned home after a week visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W H Farar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey B. Farar
Hiwassel Dam
N.C
W. H. Farar
F A R Morgan Circle Meets With Mrs Henry
The Morgan Circle of First Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J V Henry for a Bible lesson led by Mrs B F Tinsley. Mrs Henry presided over business, opening song and prayer were led by Mrs C R McDaniel, a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. R. Morgan Circle
Henry
F. A. R. Morgan
First Baptist Church
J. V. Henry
B. F. Tinsley
C. R. McDaniel
Covach Family Holds Reunion
A Covach family reunion honoring Mr. and Mrs. Sam Couch was hosted at their city home on Thursday with guests including Mrs. P. E. Cowan and mother Mrs. Aldridge and others from Bowie Montague Fort Worth and Nocona. The group enjoyed luncheon with each guest bringing a covered dish and wishes for many more happy reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Couch
P. E. Cowan
Mother Aldridge
Nannie Garvin
Clarence Hardison
Bill Lunn
Bowie
H. C. Hester
Lone Star
Harry Walker
Montague
Ed Aldridge
Fort Worth
W. E. Anderson
Doyle
Dee
Weldon Anderson
Nocona
Birthday Party Honors Lillie McCartney in Bowie
A surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. Lillie McCartney marked her 65th celebration near Bowie on May 27. Relatives and friends enjoyed 47 games, awarded prizes to Effie Woolf and Minnie Brown, and presented gifts as refreshments of cake coffee and lemonade were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie McCartney
McCartney
Bowie
Effie Woolf
Minnie Brown
George Hopper
W. R. Patton
S. W. Gilmore
Nora Sue
A. S. Hamilton
Jimmie
L. R. Broyles
J. N. Hamilton
W. W. Gilmore
Elizabeth Nichols
Helen Nichols
Capitola Shaw
W. T. Gardner
C. R. Clement
Mary Bowling
Jessie Hamilton
Pat
Mike
Eula O'Neal
Bill Sullivan
Dorothy
Billie
A. H. Kiser
J. J. Cooper
G. A. Griffin
M. B. Hamilton
Nathaniel Gene
Dee Woolsey
Mattie Shaw
Higgins
Evelyn Shaw
Joe Fincher
Mrs. Latham Presents Voice and Piano Pupils in Recital
Mrs. H. B. Latham presented her class of voice and piano students in recital at the City Auditorium Club Room Tuesday evening. The program was varied and interesting and the pupils’ work reflected careful training. The vocal numbers by the students were outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Latham
City Auditorium
Church Sermon Titles and Choir Sing at Waurika
The First Christian Church announces next Sunday's 11 a.m. sermon How to Gamble and Win and 8 p.m. Don't Be Afraid. The Young People's choir from Waurika Christian Church will sing at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
A. L. Porterfield
Lum Lovette
S. S
Waurika Christian Church
First Methodist Church Service Notes and Message
First Methodist Church with Pastor James H. Westbrook lists church school at 9:45 am led by Lee Hunter and morning worship at 11:00 am with a sermon titled Monday's Religion. Wesley Fellowship and Young People's meeting at 7:00 pm and evening worship at 1:00 pm. The Woman's Society of Christian Service leads the evening service. The message urges church support during perilous times and invites all to follow the crowd to attend weekly services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
James H. Westbrook
Lee Hunter
Wesley Fellowship
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Rome
Church
Christian Science Sunday Lesson on God the Only Cause
The Lesson Sermon for June 8 in Christ Scientists centers on God as the sole creator. The Golden Text praises God Almighty for wondrous works and true ways. Also cited are Revelation 4 11 and Eddy's Science and Health stating God made all that was made and cannot create opposite of Himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Wedding Tie First Baptist Bride to Dallas Groom
The home of Mr and Mrs George Owens was the scene of a Sunday morning wedding as their daughter Vera Mae Owens wed Gene Deal of Dallas. Rev J E Cox officiated with family and Dallas guests in attendance. The bride wore white sheer bemberg chiffon and a lace heirloom keepsake. attendants and guests included Edsel Owens and several Dallas visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Owens
Vera Mae Owens
Gene Deal
Dallas
J. E. Cox
First Baptist Church
Eula Mae Wood
Edsel Owens
Local Names Highlight Readable Page Snippet
The readable text lists individuals Jamice Self Nell Cox Margaret Middleton Della Faye Boyd Islena Cox Edsil Owens J D Roberts Raymond Walker Leon Boyd and J C Larrison as named persons connected to the article. Further context or roles are not provided in the fragment.
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Jamice Self
Nell Cox
Margaret Middleton
Della Faye Boyd
Islena Cox
Edsil Owens
J. D. Roberts
Raymond Walker
Leon Boyd
J. C. Larrison
Local social notes from Bowie and nearby visitors
Miss Joyce Arnold county treasurer visited Bowie on Wednesday. Bowie Rotarians hosted the Nocona Rotary Club with Walter B. Alexander Coy Perry Wade Bond Bob Burgess and N. B. Gary among guests. Dallas visitors Mrs R L Matthews and Mr and Mrs Ross Smith spent the weekend with Mrs Lara Moore. Mrs A D Flowers Sr and son visited sister Mrs Thos S Dutton. Ida Moore a Dallas public school teacher is home on vacation. Sgt Marvin F arar Clark Farar and Tony Bruce of Randolph Field spent the weekend with friends. Frank Farar of San Antonio visited grandparents Mr and Mrs W H Farar. Mrs Thos S Dutton and son Tommie leave Monday for two weeks in Chat Tenn to visit cousin Mrs I W Stout. Typewriter ribbons available at The News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie Rotarians
Nocona
H. N. Dearmore
W. R. Williams
J. D. Ratliff
Arizona
California
Marvin Patterson
Wichita Falls
B. B. Patterson
James Anderson
NTSTC
Denton
E. L. Anderson
Ernest Harralson
Houston
Montague
Carl Gronow
Charles
Ode Bryant
Armand Gronow
Leon Goodgion
W. D. Goodgion
Little
E. A Goodgion
Winnie Jameson
Erin Simpson
Cleburne
H. M. Wood
Weldon Carmaniti
NTAC
Arlington
P. A. Carmaniti
Ida Covey
Bowie
Bob Ryan
Vita Carolyn
Ryan
Ethel Leatherwood
Gladys
J. B. Robert
Herb Roberts
Ray Box
Amarillo
Satterfield
Marian Landon
Inez Satterfield
West Texas
Canyon
Floyd Nored
Yollis
J. J. Haralson
Bonita
Montague Area Social and School News Highlights
Local residents and visitors are noted in a flurry of weekend visits and travel. The column lists appearances by Delmont Dearmore Williams Ratliff and many others, with trips to Arizona California Bowie Canyon and Bowie graduation events.
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Mrs. Box
C. A. Holliday
W. E. Benson
C .&. Ryan
L. C. Wiggins
R. K. McClellan
Elmer Miller
James Chapman
Jimmie Fontaine
Texas
Texas Ranger
LYK ME
Cc. H. Parker
Covach
Sheaffer
Skrip
Gainesville
Dick Lawrence
Buck Jameson
Charlie Bennett
Saint
Earl C. Fitts
Court House
L. D. Eakman
Joyce Arnold
Miss Owens
Mr. Deal
B. F. Corley
Loyd Doughty
Betty and
Sue
Liggie Burnett
Dorcas
Marvin London
Jack Hundley
J. J. Cox
Tom Norris
Barney Giles
Alma Dill
Maggie Cox
Emmett Cox
Bridgeport
Earnest Guilliams
Robert Shackleford
Paul Martin
Walt Self
Jerry Cooke
Dorothy Guilliams
R. L. Matthews
Ross Smith
Lara Moore
A. D. Flowers, Sr
Thos. S. Dutton
Ida Moore
Sgt
Marvin Farar
Clark Farar
Tony Bruce
Randolph Field
Frank Farar
San Antonio
Mrs
Ideal Cashstore
Daisy
PEAS
Penick Golden
Bright & Early Tea
Mity Fine
Rinso
LUX
Wheaties
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Mca
Montague News
By Eula Mae Wood
Ed Raines
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