Doctor Visit Fears and Hidden Joys Echoed in Pages
The narrator recounts a nerve racking doctor's visit with imagined worst cases then relief when the report comes back normal. A separate reflection quotes an English newspaper on happiness and lists four prize winning answers by a craftsman child mother and a doctor. Bruce Barber resigns from the Chamber of Commerce board and Mrs Forest Favor is named as replacement.
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Sam
Doc
Jim
O.K
Bruce Barber
The
Chamber of Commerce
Forest Favor
Barber
Royal Crest residents press council over paving delays
Bowie City leaders faced questions from Royal Crest homeowners about paving unfinished for over a year. Mayor Terry Morgan pledged action if the contractor preps streets and informs the city. The meeting also covered post delivery issues, a Clark Foundation scholarship to Michael Cunningham, rodeo arena stands, city limits expansion, storm damage, fuel use, and possible rate adjustments for utilities.
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Royal Crest
Bowie
Terry Morgan
Tom Graves
Howard Black
Graves
Black
Morgan
Rodeo Arena
Boudreaux
Stoneburg Highway
Leon Garrett
Alex Griffin
Fort Worth Golfer Wins Local Par Tee Tournament
Fort Worth golfer T A Avarello won the Top Of The Lake Slicers Par Tee in Bowie by three strokes over Ron Huckabee 212 to 215 after 54 holes. Avarello led from day one and claimed the championship flight title with a strong final round as Jay Smith and Fred Elbert trailed. The event included multiple flight winners and side competitions, with Glen Underwood taking the President's Flight. The Chamber Agriculture Committee will host a hay baling demonstration at Bob Posey Ranch on Friday June 15 from 1 to 1 30 p.m., with Vermeer representative Coleman Jones providing the free program.
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Fort Worth
T.A. Avarello
Bowie
Avarello
Ron Huckabee
Monahans
Kent Deaver
Jay Smith
Huckabee
Fred Elbert
Glen Underwood
Russell Coffee
TCU
Underwood
John Smith
Heard
Blake High
Bill Sweaten
John Mulkey
Agriculture Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Posey Ranch
Coleman Jones
Vermeer Company
Posey
Salona Road
Posey Ranch
Chamber
Bowie ISD Board approves girls track program and budgets
The Bowie Independent School District board met Monday approving a new high school girls track team with Coach Keith Barrick. They kept baseball, adopted band budget of 8838 dollars, athletic budget 14433 dollars excluding football, kept same student insurance, and accepted highest bids on four vehicles.
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Bowie Independent School Board of Trustees
Board of Equalization
S.T. Hoffman
Allan Pete Guthrie
L.D. Falls
Bowie High School
Keith Barrick
Bowie
Jets Win Pony League Crown With 5 1/2 Wins
The Southwest Real Estate Jets coached by Wayne Crosby clinched the Pony League title with a 5 1/2 to 2 1/2 record after Monday night action. Rocking Pirates finish second at 5-4, followed by Richardson Plumbing and Hardware Eagles and Heard's Hardware Bears.
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Southwest Real Estate Jets
Wayne Crosby
Jets
Rocking Pirates
Richardson Plumbing and Hardware Eagles
Heard's Hardware Bears
Bradley Adkins
David Barnett
Kevin Browning
Rickey Coates
Tommy Henry
Johnny Romine
Bruce Sanford
Tom Sealing
Ray Sutton
William Taylor
Russell Walker
Cal Wells
Compet
Justice of the Peace J T Turner Resigns in Bowie
Justice of the Peace J T Turner of Precinct Two resigns effective June 30 after ten years in office. Montague County Commissioners amend the 1973 budget allocating 30 000 for courthouse repairs and 80 000 for precinct road equipment from Federal Revenue Sharing Funds. They set July 13 for County Equalization Board and announce the Little League Invitational Baseball Tournament starting July 9 with four age divisions and contact numbers for teams.
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Montague County
Justice of the Peace
J.T. Turner
Turner
Judge Turner
Bowie
Post Office Department
Dallas
London Street
Court House
Criminal Justice Council
J.R. Matlock
County Agent Resigns to Move to Houston
Montague County Extension Agent Lynne Rainwater resigns effective June 15 and plans to relocate with her husband to Houston where he will work in Continental Can Company’s accounting department. Rainwater recalls 3 1/2 years in Montague and urges residents to welcome her successor when named.
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Montague County
Lynne Rainwater
Houston
Continental Can Company
Rainwater
Reba Stanfield
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