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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
4
The piece advises that neglecting self care or delaying treatment worsens sickness. It warns that life can be endangered and urges consulting a physician promptly and taking prescribed medicines for the specific trouble.
A clinic or pharmacy invites customers to pick up prescriptions nearby or have prompt delivery at no extra charge. The notice notes many people already trust them to compound medications and asks if they may prepare yours.
County agent Wylie Roberts warns bagworms must be treated while small for effective control. Eggs overwinter in bags, so remove and burn bags. Use 10 percent dusts of chlordane or toxaphene, or sprays of 40 percent chlordane emulsion or 60 percent toxaphene emulsion, plus arsenate. Obtain Texas guide 1-199 for home garden insect control.
Twenty seven travelers, arranged by Paul Taliaferro, plan a 17 day Mexican tour from June 17 to July 3 by Trailways bus. The roster includes residents from Bowie, Dallas, Honey Grove, Baton Rouge, Wichita Falls, Fort Worth, Graham, Decatur and Mt. Pleasant, with multiple couples and individuals named.
The United Fund board elected new directors to fill one year terms and replacements for members who moved from Bowie. Newly named directors include Mrs Harlow Tibbetts Thomas Evans D L Payne Carrol Copeland Bert Dimock Earnest Chandler Arthur Fischer Charles Coffield and L D Falls. Retiring directors are S T Hoffman Harlow Tibbetts C D Allen Jack Bradley N B Gary Fred Raborn Jr and Mrs Harry Deaver. A June 13 meeting at Cotton's Cafe at 8 00 p m will elect officers.
Bowie police vow strict enforcement of Lake Amon G. Carter boating rules. Circulation of advisories and large warning signs aim to prevent drownings and injuries. Violations include wearing life jackets, reckless navigation, drunk operation, littering, and boating in swimming zones.
Lions Club announces Thursday June 19 as Officer Installation Anniversary night and Ladies Night. Ray Ross handles arrangements for a triple event. Mrs N A Woods visits Baton Rouge with her daughter Mrs Walter Porter.
Mrs Roberts, critically injured in a car wreck the night of June 2, is recovering satisfactorily in the local hospital. All broken bones are set and she rests comfortably. Ray B. of Mena, Arkansas, visiting his son Bill Pro asco. Mr and Mrs R B Stanley.
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