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Newspaper

Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1958

Page

13

Bowie Texas Adopts Fire and Secondary Fire Limits Ordinance

The Bowie City Council passes Ordinance 220 establishing fire limits and secondary fire limits to regulate building methods and alterations. It sets wall thickness standards, roofing rules, and penalties for violations, with emergency provisions and publication scheduled for June 12, 1958.

Isaid Bowie Texas Office the State Board of Insurance Bowie News A. D

Texas Dress Employees Organize a Club

The Texas Dress Corporation workers formed the T D C club with Mrs D E Bird as president and Mrs R H Gray as vice president. Officers include Mrs C A Neal reporter and Mrs Dudley Wier secretary treasurer. They plan biannual socials and monthly meetings on the first Monday. Dues go to a shared fund for group events.

Texas Dress Corporation T.D. C. Club D. E. Bird R. H. Gray C. A. Neal Dudley Wier

Bowie Personals Absent Friends and Visiting Kin

Mrs C S Liggett spent last week in Wichita Falls visiting relatives and returned Saturday. Eunice Sidden and granddaughter Sharon Brumley of Seymour visited relatives in the Moss home. H Overstreet hosted weekend guests including Holla way Scott and Vera Dearmore. Paul Worthen and son from Fort Worth visited with Hoeldtke and Worthen. Iva Rumsey of Council Grove Kansas guests W H McConnell family. Rumsey is president elect of the Fourth District Federation of Women's Clubs.

C. S. Liggett Wichita Fall Eunice Sidden Sharon Brumley Seymour N. C. Moss Kittie Nichols H. Overstreet R. L. Hollaway Claude Scott Childress Vera Dearmore Fort Worth Paul Worthen Louise Hoeldtke Mary Worthen L. H Iva) Rumsey Council Grove Kansas W. H. McConnell Sunset Rumsey Federation of Women's Clubs

Sunset News Highlights Pecan Prospects and Local Thursday Events

The Sunset area expects a normal pecan crop with native and improved varieties set for typical yield, though insect risks loom before maturity. The Sunset Baptist Church elected L. C. McMillion as deacon and schedules rites for June 29. Cemetery associations re elected executive committeemen, and Vacation Bible School closes with an August program. Local residents and visitors are noted, including trips to Fort Worth, Pecos, and Bridgeport.

Sunset Baptist Church L. C. McMillion Pleasant Hill Cemetery Association Sunset Jess A. Dyer Jess A. Gipson Elisha Russell Smyrna Cemetery Association J. H. Miller Hiram Reid Buford Willett

Local youths begin summer visits and classes in Denton

Tommy Rhyne of Wichita Falls visits grandparents Mr and Mrs J F Rhyne for a week. Greg Underwood enrolls at NTSC Denton for the summer session. Mrs W A Ragsdale attends summer school at Denton.

Tommy Rhyne Wichita Falls J. F. Rhyne Greg Underwood NTSC Denton W. A. Ragsdale

Frank Underwood to play in Brownwood golf tourney

Frank Underwood traveled to Austin on business and will join Mrs. Underwood and Peggy in Brownwood Wednesday where he will compete in the Brownwood golf tournament.

Frank Underwood Brownwood Austin

Second Sunday singing and visiting guests mark Park Springs notes

The report covers the second Sunday singing with Rev. Jerry Odell filling the Park Springs pulpit on the second and fourth Sundays. It notes visits from families including Dafferns of Fort Worth, Hudsons, Page, Baker, Privett, Kimes, and Culverhouse relatives. Also mentions a Crafton Church of Christ singing and a measles case.

Jerry Odell Jack Daffern Ft. Worth Willie Duck Earl Requita Hudson Ft.worth Fred Hudson A. R. Page Effie Baker Enid Okla Otha Privett Nancy Eldon Kimes Kathy McNaMara Tulsa Barr Cain Park Springs Bill Rhoten Burkburnett Electra Woodie W. F. Carlisle Wichita Falls

Local Officers Visit Servicemen Families Across the District

Capt. Walter H. Baxter visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Scott and recently returned from England where he served at Weathersfield near London. The Scott’s son Lieut. Russell Scott is stationed in Navasseur North Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tucker and relatives visited in Albuquerque. J. M. Kirk of Amarillo spent Tuesday with his sister Mrs. H. W. Riley.

Walter H. Baxter P. J. Scott Baxter England Weathersfield London Scott Lieut Russell Scott Navasseur North Africa Lloyd Tucker O. L. Slaughter Mike Albuquerque N. M

Buffalo Springs Local Notices and Social Roundup

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Free Will Baptist church met for their monthly session with Rev and Mrs Len Williamson as guests sharing missionary work in Mexico. Numerous residents including Buddy Fuller and family attended gatherings across Bowie Antelope Dallas and Henrietta with visits to relatives and friends. Sheila Kay Fuller born at Bowie hospital. Community visits span Montague Nocona Ringgold Sundown Saint Jo and Saint Jo area, with social and church events noted throughout the week.

The Free Will Baptist Church Len Williamson Mexico Mmes Bert Moore Otis Jones Net McGowen Lee Barnett Doyle Dixon Buddy Fuller Jim Stell L. O. Tims Paul Argo Cora Cozart Ann Louise Kay Dixon Butch Ginger Fuller Susan Stell Nancy Liggett Hunter Arnold Joe Sanford Harry Omans Antelope Cecil Schmittou Bowie Hospital Sheila Kay Arnold Fuller Ginger Susan Dallas Bob Willard M. BD. Fuller Lanny Gill Henrietta John Gill Joan

DYE MOUND BY MILDRED NORVELL

Cpl. Ted Maxwell returns from furlough to Camp Kentucky after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maxwell. Local residents attend cemetery work at Pella. The Norvell and Allen families host relatives from Wichita Falls Nocona Sundown and Brownwood, with ongoing family visits noted throughout the area.

Ted Maxwell Camp Kentucky Ray Maxwell Floyde Allen Pella Lee Sappingan Roy Brownwood Chief McMahon and Jerry Monroe Reed Nocona Elbert Ernest Parks Edwin Jones Henry Norvell Bill Norvell Wichita Falls Willie Carnette Sandra and Terry Lough Sundown

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S. E Cummings St S. W Pecan St Tarrant St N. E Sanders St Montague St Lindsay St Ucco Hd Division City of Jones St N. W Strong St Clay St W. Wise W. Tarrant Matthews St Nancy N. Clarke Notice Board of Equalization Gold-Burg Ind Board of Equalization Stoneburg Montague County Gold-Burg Independent School District C. W. Mills Gold Burg Independent School District Stoneburg, Texas Texas Dress Sunset News Pecan Prospects Kenneth Nordin Sunset Personals Doyle Fletcher Decatur Fletcher Burl Yarbor L. R. Cook Mr. Cook J. P. Lowrey Pecos Roy Kemp J. R. Elrod Everett Miller Oklahoma City Eddsonville Abliene James Howie Kermit Howie Hulet Isbell the Lake Community Church Bridgeport Terrell McDonal Billy Neeld George Bowie's Men's & Boys’ Store J. B. Smith Church of Christ In Crafton Edward Culverhouse Bill Culverhouse Edward Culver Delilah Kay Smith EF. A. Hayden Buffalo Springs Lonnie Young Charles Edwards Birt Lough Bonita Martha Mae Baker Linda Ann Dennis Butcher Joe Young Ray Young Curtis Young Elmer Dunn Don McGregory Jacksboro Robert Bruton Pam Delmer Norvell J. P. Embry Gayle Dewey Montague Robert Roland Spoon Arling Ton Henry Lynch Curtis Youn Joe and Ray Clifford Edwards Wayne Cook Thomas McGlasson Sylvia Horner Ringgold Beulah. Maxwell Addie Strawbridge Richland Springs Lee Sappington Lowell Pittman Saint Jo Mildred Norvell Wagonseller’s Fruit Farm Fort Worth Highway Cadillac BOB White Motor Company West Wise Street
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