Ringgold Community Notes and Visits
D. J. Leeper from Robstown spent Monday and Tuesday here with his wife staying with sister in law Miss Jennie Baker. Local visitors include the Fenoglio and Woolsey families. rain measured at 2.08 inches in Ringgold Wednesday morning. Harvesting wheat and oats continues. Bible School closes with 60 attendees. Revival starts this week led by Rev. Lewis Hill. Ewing family reunion held at Nocona Park with basket lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Leeper
Robstown
Jimmy Woolsey
Corpus Christi
Irvin Woolsey
Leeper
Jennie Baker
Diane
Larry Fenoglio
Jodie Fenoglio
Stanfield
Fenix Fenoglio
Jimmy Sewell
Henrietta
Fenoglio
Myra Tanner
Dallas
Clyde Lowrie
Jimmy Sunday
Bruce Lowrie
Fort Worth
Jerry Zinlinski
Moyer Springs
Idaho
Loyd Bouldin
Ringgold
E. E. Carlton
E. E. Durbin
Salina
I. R. Woolsey
Joe Woolsey
Jerry
Kathy
Wichita Falls
J. H. Montgomery
L. A. Mitchel
Linda Kaye Mitchel
Andrews
Dean Mitchel
Texas City
Don Brown
Marvin Jones
Moran Drilling Co
Chillicothe
Marvin
Don
Fern Harper
Denice
Judy
Tony Harper
Bowie
Paul Harper
E. J. Bouldin
Paul
Temple
Ton Highes
Bible School
Baptist Vacation Bible School
Mrs. Frances Moyer Rites Held in Bowie Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Frances Moyer, 47, were held at 2 30 p m Friday at the Owen Brumley Chapel Rev J W Burgett officiated. She died after a heart attack June 4 at Nocona hospital. Survivors include husband David daughter Nancy two brothers M E Hankins and R L Hains a sister Mrs Fred Kiser and several nephews. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery under Owens Brumley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Moyer
Owen- Brumley Funeral Home
J. W. Burgett
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Bessie Hawkins
Bowie
Nocona
Grand Prairie
Moyer
David
Nancy
M. E. Hankins
R. L. Hains
Wichita Falls
Fred Kiser
James G. Hankins
Cecil H. Hankins
Fort Worth
Donald Ray
Wayne Hankins
Arlington
Michael Kiser
Ray Latham
Brownfield
Elmwood Cemetery
Owens-Brumley Funeral Home
Bowie Personals Report Eastern Star Installation Guests
Visiting in Fruitland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cook were several couples from Wichita Falls Fort Worth Park Springs Sunset Arlington Garland to attend the Eastern Star installation. They stayed with their mother Mrs Marion Henning. Nearby Plainview visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mullard and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cook
Fruitland
C. T. Walters
Wichita Falls
L. L. Waller
Fort Worth
Samples
Park Springs
Alvin White
Sunset
Vernon Henning
Arlington
Ed French
Garland
Marion Henning
Henry Mullard
Plainview
Billy McGee
Know Your Banker Lester Miller Passes 25 Years at First National
Lester Miller, vice president and loan officer at First National Bank, marks 25 years of service this year. A Bowie native, he joined the bank in 1934 after brief stints at City National and Hastings, Oklahoma. Married in 1928 to Sammie Martin, he and his wife have two sons, Morris and Danny Joe, both pursuing banking and business studies. He has served as fair board president, Red Cross and Salvation Army treasurer, and is active in the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Miller
First National Bank
First National
Mr. Miller
Bowie Commercial College
Stoneburg
Bowie
Commercial College
Lester
City National Bank
Hastings
Okla
Sammie Martin
Fair Board
Red Cross
Salvation Army
First Baptist Church
Bowie Young Farmers Hear Conservationists
The Bowie Chapter of the Young Farmers of Texas met at the Vocational Agriculture Building Monday night June 12. Guest speakers were Bill Walters and Billy Wagner of the Soil Conservation Service in Gainesville. Walters spoke on Civil Defense and radiation effects and demonstrated a Geiger counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Young Farmers of Texas
Vocational Agriculture Building
Bill Walters
Billy Wagner
Soil Conservation Service
Gainesville
Mr. Walter
B. D. Campbell
Royce Richardson
Joe Richardson
Kenneth Shackelford
Clais Richardson
Forestbar community notes show weekend visitors and local events
Homecoming crowd estimated about 400 for Forestbar. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Young of Jacksboro and Dee Witt as well as Larry Langston of Hurst. Numerous relatives visited in Fort Worth Wichita Falls Lubbock Mount Pleasant Saint Jo and Arlington with church and Red Cross events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dunn
Lee Young
Jacksboro
Bruce Steadham
John Links
Dee Witt
Larry Langston
Hurst
Dick Ellzey
DeQuincy
Forestburg
Bert Calmer
Alice
Kenneth McKinney
Fort Worth
Blake Freeman
Harold
Red Foster
Eula Moore
Wichita Falls
Della Gardner
Herbert Gardner
Enid
Okla
Ida Wylie
Lizzie Wylie
New Deal
M. Q. Graves
Lubbock
J. C. Wylie
Morton
Lucille Myers
C. D. Wylie
Sheree
Fire Department
Saint Jo
Montague
Iona Whiteside
Frank Harris
Duncan
H. L. Shears
Wichita
James S. Sandlin Funeral Monday
James S. Sandlin, 73, died in Bowie Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral services 2:30 Monday at Church of Christ, minister J. B. Lamb officiating. Survived by brother Bob of Bowie, sister Mrs. W. E. McClain of Oklahoma, six nieces and five nephews. pallbearers listed. Burial under Burgess Funeral Home direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Sandlin
Bowie
Church of Christ
J. B. Lamb
Mr. Sandlin
Bob
Church of Christ and Woodmen of the World Lodge
Visitors Gather At Freeman Home In Fort Worth Area
Wynona Riddles reports a weekend gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Junior Freeman home with many relatives and friends from Decatur Bowie Wichita Falls and nearby towns visiting Saturday and Sunday. Attendees include Eddie McClure Malcolm Hunt Martha Millican and numerous Freeman family members from Alvord Porterville Lawton Dallas and Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynona Riddles
Junior Freeman
Eddie McClure
Decatur
Malcom Hunt
Porterville
Calif
Martha Hunt Millican
Bennett Freeman
Bowie
Sim Freeman
Skipper Mann
Wichita Falls
Fred Campsey
Don Wade
Sunset
Bessie Greenwood
Jimmie Don
Virgo Greenwood
Joe Hunt
Billie
Willard Freeman
Chidren
Alvord
Malcolm Hunt
Martha Millican
Vivian Barnett
Betty
Lefoys
Gladys Moore
Dallas
Oleta Wallace
Iva Simmons
Shorty Simmons
Teresa
Fay Magee
Glen Tart
Lawton
Okla
Floella Greenwood
Buford Greenwood
Delbert
Kenyedale
Leroy Livingston
Robert
Leo
Melvin Stoner
Fort Worth
Vashti News and Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Local families from Vashti and nearby beaten paths report visits with relatives in Houghton Vernon and Wichita Falls. The Gill family moves to California for three years while Rev. Pollard relocates to Bellevue as pastor. Copperhead snakes have been killed. roads under construction and Home Demonstration Club events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Specht
Rex
Don
Houghton
M. K. Reeves
Vernon
Floyd Spechts
Floyd Jackson
Jimmy Teague
Houston
Jackson
Herman Cozart
W. P. Boone
Wichita Falls
Claude Tuck
John Brumbelow
Brumbelows
Duncan
Birdie Barker
Opal Backer
Irving
Leonard Barker
Dallas
Clinton Barker
Martha
Bob
William Gill
California
Aston Pollard
Deport
Bellevue
Vashti
Jimmy Johnson
Beverly Drive
Ben Burgess
Electra
Homer Burnett
Bill Collier
Cemetery’ Association
Local visits and funerals noted in Dardanelle and area
A list of social visits and a funeral in Dardanelle Arkansas on June 6 includes Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pickett and Mrs. Fred McGee attending a brother-in-law’s funeral. Numerous relatives from Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas visited families in Haskell, Walters, Burkburnett, Mooringsport, Mount Vernon, and Austin area over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Pickett
Fred McGee
McGee
Dardanelle
Ark
J. W. Cook
Helen Barry
Carson Maples
Wichita Falls
Glen Bush
Haskell
Roscoe Riley
Texas City
Dewey Pigg
Frank Moss
B. E. Smith
W. H. Morgan
Jeanette
Mabeetie
George R. Brown
Walters
Okla
J. F. Hohn
Burkburnett
H. B. Randall
W. L. Randall
Dorthy
Jean Courtney
Mooringsport
H. W. Randall
Jack
Larry
Mount Vernon
Iil
Sam Houston Allred
Renne Allred, Jr
Sam
University of Texas In
Eldorado
Dorothy Parker
Lindsey
Pauline Wilson
Aspermont
E. L. Watts
Dewey by Myrtle McMillion Lovers Visit Barnett Family
Brenda and Janice Barnett of Houston vacation with B. L. Barnett and Jim Barnett. Marion Foster and son from Pampa visit his parents L. C. Foster. Mrs. John Christen at Mrs. Birdie Barker’s home. Attendees include Les Liggett Clyde Barrick Dixie Gill Otis Jones Dora Elsea C R Tims Floyd Specht Comer Tuck. Next meeting set for July 3 at Dora Elsea’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda
Janice Barnett
Houston
B. L. Barnett
Jim Barnett
Marion Foster and Son
Pampa
L. C. Foster
John Christen
Birdie Barker
Mmes
Les Liggett
Clyde Barrick
Dixie Gill
Otis Jones
Dora Elsea
C. R. Tims
Floyd Specht
Comer Tuck
North Dakota Family Visits and Local Guests Share Weekend
Berry and family from Tioga North Dakota spent Wednesday night with Mrs Belle McMillion. Gerald Brewer and wife from Houston visited his mother Mrs Tina Brewer while E B MecMillion and Bowie family stayed Friday night with Belle McMillion. Bonnie Kimmons Fort Worth guests of S L Caswell. Ralph Cole and Elmer Caswell hosts Saturday. Masie and Grady Deed Dallas weekend with Leona Smith and Edelvis. Charlie Barnett Lefors visited relatives. Caswell and Caswell families in Fort Worth Friday. Gayla Glynda McMillion Bowie spent Sunday night with Sharon and Donna McMillion. Elmo Brewer and family Forestburg visited his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry and Family
Tioga
North Dakota
Belle McMillion
Gerald Brewer
Houston
Tina Brewer
E. B. MecMillion and
Bowie
Bonnie Kimmons
Fort Worth
S. L. Caswell
A. Massie
Grady Deed
Dallas
Leona Smith
Edelvis
William Caswell
Gayla
Glynda McMillion
Sharon
Donna MccMillion
Elmo Bréwer
Forestburg
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Ollie Mae Smith
God
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Otis Walker
Ira Stout
B. J. Lemons
J. E. Rushing
J. B. Chambers
Grady
Lee Durham
Ruby Gray
Hughes Smith
J. R. Ewing
William Hawkins
Lewis Hill
E. B. Ewing
Nocona Park
A. D. Ewing
Dock Schwarz
Terral
Virgil Allen
Artesia
Ernest Ellis
Oklahoma City
David Moyer
Forestbar
Alice She
G. B. Morrow
Altus
Hartwell Smith
Napa, Calif
Elmer Shults
Reena
J. E. Brown
Mrs. Comer Tuck
Dewey
Myrtle McMillion
Ralph Cole
Elmer Caswell
Charlie Barnett
Lefors
Bernice Covey
Rue
Beverly Lillie White
Sue Ftom
Ozella Taylor
Jiffies
Manhattan Sport
Dad
Manhattan
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