Heart Attack Fatal To Mrs. Robinson
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura A. Robinson 73 were held Monday at 2 p m in Bowie at Burgess Funeral Chapel Rev Tiff Covington officiated Interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery Burgess Funeral Home in charge She died Saturday June 9 after a heart attack She was a Texas native who had lived in Bowie 15 years Survived by son W Q Robinson two daughters Bonnie Rhoades Ruby Robinson a sister Nina Sheek and six grandchildren
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Laura A. Robinson
Burgess
Bowie
Tiff Covington
Fundamental Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Burgess Funeral Home
Robinson
Texas
R. I. Cantwell
Charles Blackmon
Herman Roth
Howard Wheeler
Wayne Brooks
W. C. Covington
W. Q. Robinson
Tipton
Oklahoma
Bonnie Rhoades
Holliday
Ruby Robinson
Wichita Falls
Nina Sheek
Paducah
Fort Worth Technicolor World Premiere at Bowie Majestic
Fort Worth hosts a world premier screening in Technicolor at the Bowie Majestic on Sunday and Monday, June 24 and 25, highlighting a major film event in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Technicolor
Bowie Majestic
Majestic
Whitecottons Celebrate Birthday With Ice Cream Supper
Mrs Paul Whitecotton was honored on her birthday Friday night with an ice cream supper. Attendees included Herman Whitecotton and family, Doc Carminati and daughter Gayle, Loyd Whitecotton and family, Jesse Whitecotton and guests, Vickey Whitecotton, Emmett Mayo, and Sevier Clark with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickey Whitecotton
Emmett Mayo
Jesse Whitecotton
Paul Whitecotton
Mary Lou
Dallas
Durham
Ringgold
J. W. Morrow
Herman Whitecotton
Doc Carminati
Gayle
Lone Star
Loyd Whitecotton
Sevier Clark
Millennial Dawn Services Planned at City Auditorium
Millennial Dawn services announced to be held in the basement of City Auditorium on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch will be served at noon with no collection taken. J. A. Baker of Seminole Oklahoma will be the chief speaker focusing on Times and Seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auditorium
J. A. Baker
Seminole
Okla
Final Rites for W. O. Winton Held Sunday
William Otis Winton 43 a lifelong Montague County resident died Saturday in Bowie Hospital. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 3 p m with Ross Dye of the Church of Christ officiating. Interment was at Salona Cemetery with Burgess Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers were Mitchell Nations Hoyt Hudson Glenn Garrett Jim McCarroll Tom Ditto and Carey McDonald. Survivors include his parents two sisters and three brothers.
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William Otis Winton
Montague County
Bowie Hospital
Burgess Funeral
Ross Dye
Church of Christ
Salona Cemetery
Burgess Funeral Home
Mitchell Nations
Hoyt Hudson
Glenn Garrett
Jim McCarroll
Tom Ditto
Carey McDonald
W. W. Winton
Bowie
Marvin Winton
Amarillo
Hoyt Winton
Monahans
Owen Winton
L. E. Traylor
Forestburg
C. R. Garrett
Legislature Ends Session with New Laws Passed in Texas
The Texas Legislature adjourned its 52nd session after 51 days and enacted many measures. Highlights include a rewritten election code, stronger crime laws, $65 million in new revenue, a general $151 million two year appropriation, a bomb possession felony, a nine member regional game commission, anti-slot machine laws, crime law tightening, rural road funding preserved, civil defense framework, Communist registration, higher truck weight limits, annual auto inspections, driver liability for damages, a constitutional welfare spending cap rise to 42 million, and anti closed shop strengthened. The session left several items to veto or await action, and redistricting was halted by filibuster prompting an at large election in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shivers
Railroad Commission
House
Senate
Texas
Newport News of Local Visitors and Family Events
Newport notes a Wichita Falls recital for grandchildren Dickie and Alice Nan Coker. Denison, Clinton and Bowie Clinic Hospital figures attendances and visits are listed along with hospital birth Larry Don, nine pounds, at Bowie Clinic. Various relatives travel to see Nannie Taylor, Lizzie Arnold, and Forrest Park Zoo outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Taylor
Dickie
Alice Nan Coker
Wichita Falls
J. Zenn Taylor
Denison
Fred Cordell
Wendell Mayo
Clinton
Okla
Louie White
Larry Don
Bowie Clinic
John Finley
Trinidad
Colo
N. E. Deweber
Finis Taylor
E. T. Elenburg
el Reno
Howard Elenburg
Jacksboro
Sallie Killian
H. B. Hamilton
Shamrock
Jesse Coker
Lizzie Arnold
Virgil Deweber
Betty
John Hubble
James Ogle
Virgil Ogle
Forest Park
Zoo
Botanical Garden
Ochis Elmore
W. A. Elmore
Elmores
R. E. Gilbert
W. C
A. O. Bran
Prospect
Roy Hahn
Fort Worth
Missouri
Doc Farmer
Greenville
Pat Simons
Bellevue Notes of Visiting Friends and Wounded Soldier
Bellevue society items list residents visiting relatives in Austin Chicago Chanute Field Wichita Falls and Idaho with several families and guests over the weekend plus news that Jerry Spears was wounded in Korea and six attend summer school in Denton with Nell Davis teaching this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Dawson
Irving
Austin
Joe Coleman
Fort Worth
Rex Davis
Chicago
Ill
Harry Davis
Harry
Clyde Wilton
Chanute Field
Joe Dixon
American Falls
Idaho
Les Fuller
Raymondsville
Edward Hunt
Vashti
Benson
G. W. Corsie
Wichita Falls
N. J. Patterson
Harold Patterson
Odessa
Joe Johnson
Rex Taylor
Burkburnett
Billy Tyson
Grand Prairie
Lee Tyson
Leslie Dutton
J. W. Jopling
Pete Plaxco
Pfc
Jerry Spears
Korea
C. E. Spears
War Department
Jerry
Marines
Denton
Nell
Ann Davis
Marjie Cox
David Cox
van Davis
Linda
Nell Davis
Allen Hamiltons Move to Bowie Weekend Notice
During the weekend in the C. W. Pickett home Mr and Mrs Allen Hamilton and their sons have moved to Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Pickett
Allen Hamilton and Sons
Bowie
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Millenial Dawn Services
WM. O. Winton
Goble's ! Products
Condi
Ford
Fordomatic
Fordcraft
Alf
East Wise
Newport
Mrs
Bellevue
Mrs. Leslie Dutton
White Swan
White Swan Tea
Sous Payne
Tsu
Moyer - Dutton
Smythe Street
Bowie, Texas
Tinue
C. J. Jeffus
Mgr
E. Tarrant
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