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Newspaper

Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1938

Page

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Routing of Traffic Through Bowie Sought at Meet

A mass meeting led by the Wichita Falls Bowie Fort Worth Highway Association convened to push rerouting traffic through Bowie via Decatur, Bowie, and Henrietta on US 81 and US 370. Committees appointed to promote the route and contact filling station operators in Fort Worth and Wichita Falls were announced with members from Bowie Decatur Henrietta Alvord Bellevue Rhome and Fort Worth.

Wichita Falls - Bowie - Fort Worth T. L. Widlake Bowie Cliff Cates Decatur W. M. Covington Alvord Ed Cox Bellevue John Firestone Henrietta Fort Worth Wichita Falls Jacksboro Claud Gates R. L. Burgess Ray Lawson Otis Abney Joe Wren Rhome Ned Horton W. E. Benson Charles G. Cotton Fort Wrth Chamber of Commerce W. S. Whaley

Bowie Friends of K C Spell Aiding Him in Race for Representative

Bowie friends of K C Spell of Wichita Falls are backing his bid for the 13th Congressional District seat. Spell, born on a Jefferson county farm, served seven months in the Army during World War I and has run his own barber shops since 1921. He emphasizes self education and community involvement as he campaigns with a family of a wife and one son.

Bowie K. C. Spell Wichita Falls Bowie News Spell Jefferson County Texas Wichita County

Ridingers Holiday in Glen Rose and Fort Worth

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ridinger spent last week in Glen Rose. Miss Marion Ridinger, a student at T. W. C. in Fort Worth, returned home with her parents after visiting relatives there since school ended.

R. W. Ridinger Glen Rose Marion Ridinger T.W.C Fort Worth

Miss Ida Moore Returns Home for Summer

Miss Ida Moore a Dallas public schools teacher returns to her Bowie home to spend the summer locales.

Ida Moore Dallas Bowie

Eugene Miller Seeks State Senate Seat in 22nd District

Eugene Miller announces his candidacy for the 22nd State Senate seat. He credits Montague County supporters, criticizes the past legislature, and vows to seek a second full term citing district reorganization and record in the Senate. He calls for accountability from current legislators and outlines his views.

Weatherford Texas Senate Montague County Austin

Historic Hoaxes By Elmo Scott Watson

On Sunday morning November 9 1874 New York City panic spread as the New York Herald claimed a zoo escape left 49 dead 200 injured and 60 serious prompting a mayoral warning and heroic actions by Chester A Arthur Samuel J Tilden and others The hoax revealed in the story was meant to spur better zoo cages but overshot the mark and only caused jitters rather than immediate reform.

New York City New York Herald Central Park Zoo Chester A. Arthur Samuel J. Tilden Thomas B. Connery the Herald

Lions Present Show Benefit Boy Scouts

The Lions Club hosts a benefit show titled Roaring Varieties at City Auditorium at 8 p m tonight Friday June 17 to aid the Boy Scout Movement. Local talent with Harold Kimmell and Radio Rhythm 13 piece orchestra perform with featured acts and pupils, while Mrs Lynnarlington and Mrs Chas Miller appear among others. The Lions welcome public support for the cause.

Roaring Varieties Lions Club City Auditorium Mmusic Harold Kimmell Radio Rhythm June Knight Rhythm Sisters Weldon Wilson Lynnarlington Greta Gay Gardner Ginger Johnson Janine Welch Jerry Jackie Frederick Mary Lou Green Cynthia Daley Marion Greenwood Annie Marie Free Mary Virginia Stallings Jean Stallings Glenn Underwood L. Jurkey Chas. L. Miller A. C. Irby Madam Mandel Gentry Bobby Wiseman Ted Moore H. M. Moore Dale Eales Gayle Bradley Ed Malone Lions

Bettis Coffield Intensifies Senate Campaign Tour

Bettis Coffield, candidate for State Senate in the 22nd District, works through his platform in Bridgeport and Decatur on June 11 drawing large crowds. He addresses old age assistance teachers retirement public utilities education taxation and government economy with motor carrier regulation a key topic. He plans further stops in Bowie Palo Pinto Montague counties including Strawn Palo Pinto Grayford and Mineral Wells on June 18.

Bettis Coffield State Senate Bridgeport Court House Lawn Decatur Coffield Bowie Palo Pinto Montague Palo Pinto County Strawn Grayford Mineral Wells

Club Café Remodeled and Air Conditioned

The Club Cafe has undergone extensive remodeling and interior refinishing. The kitchen is partitioned from the dining room, enhancing comfort. An air conditioning system built in Bowie and installed by Ray Koons renews the air every two minutes, providing a comfortable dining environment.

Club Bowen Bowie Ray Koons

Women Win Attendance Contest at First Baptist Church

A seven week attendance contest at the First Baptist Church ended with 574 people at Sunday School, setting new single day records. Women led by 197 to 105 men on the final Sunday, and both groups will share a forthcoming barbecue as celebrations or results.

First Baptist U.S First Baptist Church

Dallas preacher fills pulpit as Breitenhirt attends conference

Rev. Allen Scott of Dallas preached at First Presbyterian Church both services Sunday while Rev. B B Breitenhirt taught at the Synodical Young People's Conference at the Westminister Encampment in Kerrville. Miss Laura Grace Philley and James Edward Anderson of the local Young People's League attend the Conference and will accompany Breitenhirt home on June 17.

Allen Scott Dallas First Presbyterian Church B. B. Breitenhirt Westminister Kerrville Laura Grace Philley Presbyterian Young People’s League James Edward Anderson League Breitenhirt

Rudy to Present Two Recitals Next Week

Miss Inez Rudy will present two advanced pupils Miss Mary Jo Watson and Miss Dana Sue Benson in piano recital on Tuesday evening June 21 at 8 15 in the Club Room City Auditorium. On Friday evening June 24 at 8 15 Miss Rudy will present piano and voice pupils in recital at the City Auditorium. Public invited.

Inez Rudy Mary Jo Watson Dana Sue Benson City Auditorium

Amarillo visitors spend weekend in Fort Worth

Mrs. Lyle Montgomery and her daughter Lola Lee of Amarillo visited their relatives Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Slaughter in Fort Worth and spent the weekend with friends.

Lyle Montgomery Lola Lee Amarillo G. O. Slaughter Fort Worth

Speaking dates for Montague county candidates list

The speaking dates for county candidates for public offices in Montague are: Mallard Monday June 20 Lone Star Wednesday June 24 Sunset Monday June 27 Spanish Fort Wednesday June 29 Belcherville Friday July 1.

Montague County Mallard Lone Star Spanish Fort Belcherville

Lum Lovette Elected Bowie Lions Club President

Lum Lovette was chosen president at the Bowie Lions Club regular meeting last Thursday night. Other officers elected include C P Perona first vice president Rev A J Quinn second vice president Joe Fulcher third vice president Loid Malone tail Twister J M Suddath lion tamer M A Bryan secretary and treasurer new directors Dale Eales and Earnest Pete Malone. Directors from last year G Doc Jackson P S Stallings and M Posey will serve again. Installation set for July 7 during Ladies Night with Ivan Oliver presiding.

Bowie Lions Club Lum Lovette C. PD. Perona Rev A. J. Quinn Joe Fulcher Loid Malone Tail Twister J. M. Suddath M. A. Bryan Dale Eales Earnest Pete) Malone Doc) Jackson P.S. Stallings M. Posey Ivan Oliver Jacksboro District 2-E Oliver

Last Good Will Trip For 1938 To Terral Oklahoma

Bowie Good Will Tours reach Terral Oklahoma for the final 1938 stop. Major Ned Horton heads the committee guiding a 150 person motor caravan with music skits and performances at Terral High School Auditorium. The series has drawn about 20 000 attendees across 10 trips since April. Local officials welcome visitors and Bowie Band and Saxette group perform.

Terral Oklahoma Bowie Good Will Ned Horton Bowie Retail Merchants Association Doc) Jackson Dale Eales F. O. Edwards G. L. Griffin Okla Bowie Montague Blue Grove Sunset Ringgold Post Oak Bellevue Chico Forestburg Buffalo Springs Lester Wray Bowie Band E. Scott Avery Saxette Band Glenn Underwood Ruby Underwood Mary Ann Chariers Alfred Narramore Bill Jack Evans Billy Pyle Una Way Free Peggy McGaugh Betty Jo Hawkins Herbert Jackson Annette Ryan A. C. Irby Bailey Taylor Edd Malone Bob Spain Harold Chancellor Ralph DeShong Wichita Falls

Hospital Notes From Bowie Chronicle

Hospital notes report Mrs. Elmer Jones recovering from a fractured jaw and facial injuries after a moving car fall last Saturday. James Carroll Hill born June 14 in Bowie. son of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Hill. B F Watson treated for injuries from a fall Saturday morning. Mrs W C Williams of Montague admitted for medical treatment Tuesday. Minnie Laney admitted Saturday and improving. Mrs 0 Rhyne receiving treatment since Saturday and improving. Mr and Mrs C C Anderson welcomed a son born June 10. Lester Aubrecht returned home Tuesday after hospital stay since March 7. Mrs M M Mitchell and Wilbur Gunn still in local hospital. John P Akin of Wichita Falls treated after fall from a tree near Alvord and moved to Wichita Falls Hospital Sunday afternoon. Mrs Jack H Vincent returned to Topeka Kansas after relief technician work at Bowie Clinic since June 1.

Elmer Jones Jones James Carroll Hill Bowies Omer Hill John P. Akin Wichita Falls Bowie Clinic Alvord Mr. Akin Jack H. Vincent Topeka Kan

Ferguson resumes duties at Bowie Clinic after vacation

T R Ferguson resumed his duties as technician at the Bowie Clinic on Thursday following a two week vacation in several Northern States.

T. R. Ferguson Bowie Clinic

Local Social Visit Notes From Wichita Falls And Fort Worth

Mrs A J Allen visited the Bauckknights in Wichita Falls Monday and Tuesday. David Major of City County Hospital Fort Worth visited his parents last week. Bill Biggar of Mankin visited his parents during the past week. Mrs Walter Evans hosted Mrs M C Martin and family from Austin through the week. Mr and Mrs Martin spent a couple of days in Paducah early in the week. Mrs Jim Bar returned Tuesday from a 10 day stay in Wichita Falls. She was accompanied home by Master Jimmie Hoffman of Wichita Falls visiting in the Barr home.

A. J. Allen M. L. Baucknight L. L. Baucknight Wichita Falls David Major City County Hospital Fort Worth Mrs D. M. Major Bill Biggar Mankin Frank Biggar Walter Evans M. C. Martin Austin Jim

Mrs Seitz Hosts Guests From Liberty Last Week

Mrs. David Seitz welcomed Mrs. John T. Dunford and her children from Liberty as visitors during the past week.

David Seitz John T. Dunford Children of Liberty

McCraw to Speak in Bowie on Tuesday

Attorney General William McCraw will outline his governor bid in Bowie at 3 p.m. on Tuesday on Mason Street with Temple H. Yarbrough coordinating turnout. He will first speak in Gainesville Tuesday morning then travel to Bowie and later head to Eastland for an evening rally.

Montague County William McCraw Bowie Mason Street Temple H. Yarbrough MceCraw Gainesville Arlington McCraw Eastland Eastland County

Rally for Montague Baptists June 24

A Montague county Evangelistic Rally brings together about 2,800 Baptists from 23 churches for an all day event. Speakers include Dr. C E Matthews of Fort Worth Dr W R Hornburg and Dr Jesse Yelvington with singing led by G Doc Jackson. A free noon barbecue dinner will be served and organizers include Rev E Rambo Rev A J Quinn and Judge H N Dearmore.

Montague County Montague Bowie Brushy Fruitland Denver Sunset Pleasant Ridge Huddleston Leona Taylor Stoneburg Ringgold C. E. Matthews Fort Worth W. R. Hornburg Jesse Yelvington Doc) Jackson E. Rambo Nocona A. J. Quinn H. N. Dearmore

Democratic Executive Committee Sets Ballot Meeting Monday

The County Democratic Executive Committee will meet Monday June 20 at 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioners Court Room at Montague to draw for places on the primary ticket and assess each candidate his pro rata share to cover election costs. County chairman T. H. Yarbrough urges all candidates and precinct chairmen to attend, with notice that June 18 is the last day for filing to have names on the ticket.

Commissioners Court Room Montague T. H. Yarbrough

Rotary Club Luncheon At Morrow Grill

The Rotary Club held its regular noon luncheon Wednesday at the Morrow Grill with Dr. C. J. Dodsworth presiding. Reverend George F. Kornegay issued the invitation and Dan L. Martin led the sing song with Miss Mary Coe at the piano. Miss La Rue Butler presented two readings titled Mrs. Cohan at the Amusement Park and Afternoon Tea.

Rotary Club Morrow Grill C. J. Dodsworth George F. Kornegay Dan L. Martin Mary Coe la Rue Butler

Lanning Seeks State Senate Seat With Focus on Farms and Schools

R C Lanning of Jacksboro addresses voters outlining a platform supporting farm extension work soil conservation farm to market roads and better highways Protecting independent merchants opposing sales taxes and monopolies backing higher education funding and old age pensions with revenue from natural resources and corporate interests He pledges to reduce government waste and to support teachers retirement and other welfare programs while opposing gambling and liquor by the drink. Mr and Mrs D B Benson hosted Mrs M L Elder and Harvey Lee Lamppkins of Dallas last Thursday.

R. C. Lanning Jacksboro House of Representatives Senate

Also Mentioned on This Page

Congress K. C Eugene Miller Elmo Scott Watson Boy Scouts Rudy B. F. Watson W. C. Williams of Minnie Laney C. Anderson Lester Aubrecht Wm. McCraw R.C. Lanning D. B. Benson M. L. Elder Harvey Lee Lampkins Brulee Byrd Antarctica de Soto New York United States Ment of Justice Gatty Lours
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