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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
8
The article continues on page one noting gratitude for Hal Noble and Mrs. Hal Noble at the Sta thoy and for Mr Hailing who dedicated time after the broadcast to discuss and demonstrate a fine plan.
Daly Varation Bible School at lrst Presbyterian Church held a successful session with over fifty children aged 3 to 12 enrolled and near perfect attendance. The closing program impressed parents and friends as teachers and volunteers received thanks from Mrs Julian Bowman and others for managing music, classes, and refreshments.
Let Whitley Furniture Co. buy or repair your sewing machine with parts oil and oilers. Piano tuning and repairing by Luther Fowler Route 4 Bowie Texas. Baby chicks hatched every Monday White Rocks White Wyandottes Buff Orpingtons S C Reds White Leghorns Oak Grove Hatchery Bowie Texas phone 353 delivery insured when ordered in advance.
Wet wash and rough dry offered by Buds Laundry located on N Mason street across from the Bank. Directed by A M Byford and Mrs Kay Woretv.
The Business Woman's Circle of the First Presbyterian Church gathered Monday night at Mrs. Herman Heard's residence with hostesses Mrs Heard and Miss Hazel McDonald. Helen Henley of Nocona led a program titled What Have I To Share. Fruit salad hot cinnamon rolls and iced drinks were served to the group. The Woman's Auxiliary met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Harry Karlsberg's home.
E. W. Whitley owner of the Whitley Furniture Company fractured his arm Saturday afternoon when a tree limb broke as he tried to spray water on a cat in his yard. He had been attempting to chase the cat away from his goldfish and climb a limb to reach it.
We express our appreciation to friends for deeds of kindness and many cards and letters received during the long illness of our daughter Ann. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Huegatter, Fruitland, Texas.
Pvt. J. H. Williams Jr of the Marines writes home from Okinawa describing goats “thick as flies” and red clay that clings like glue. He notes natives farming small truck patches throughout the island.
Lt Helen Wade urged women aged 20 to 50 with at least two years of high school and no dependents to interview for the Women’s Army Corps. Sgt Helen Krawczyk and Sgt Mabel Day will interview applicants at the Kemp Hotel in Wichita Falls from June 4 to June 7. Recruiting teams will operate territory wide as stations merge with regular Army Recruiting. Eighty five counties fall under the Fort Worth station at 106 Federal Building.
Mrs. Joe Nichols received several blood transfusions at Bowie Hospital and is reported to be improving. The note comes amid wartime bond and stamp campaigns encouraging public support.
Fort Worth residents Mr. and Mrs. Gwinn C Bowden visit relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cantwell call on the Milers. Mrs. Cantwell extends her stay. Corsicana woman Mrs. Sam Allen and daughter Beth visit Montague sisters. Mrs. Ware and daughter Martha return to Chicago after six weeks with Mrs. Davies. Mrs. Minnie Trotter returns from Portland to visit Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. Oliver of New Orleans visits her parents as her husband serves in the South Pacific. Elma Beth Alexander spends summer in Oklahoma City taking swimming lessons with the Walkers.
Two of the pointed spires were taken from the old National Hotel Building last week. The spires had crowned the landmark for fifty years and had leaned after damage from a past explosion.
R. K. Arnold of Long Beach California visited his parents Mr and Mrs Woody Arnold this week and plans to move to Dallas. Mrs Robert O Moore of Lufkin also visited her parents Mr and Mrs C N Dickey this week.
Mrs Ada Posey hosted guests including Mr and Mrs O L Worthen from San Diego California Mr and Mrs W P Sisk from Alvord Texas and Mr and Mrs W A Worthen from Fleetwood Oklahoma Also Lloyd Butler a Machinist Mate in the U S Navy on leave and brother of Elvin and Joe Butler returned from the West Coast to visit several friends.
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