Hancock Social Notes Highlight Local Travel Visits
Evelyne Cox reports town residents traveling to Bowie on the second Monday. A. W. Love visits Fort Stockton while Balmarde visits her children for about a month. Electra residents Clifford Hancock and family spend a weekend with R. J. Hancock kin. Joe Mobley from Seymour stays with his parents, and Claude Groves hosts a small musical gathering Saturday night.
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Bowie
A. W. Love
Fort Stockton
Balmarde
Clifford Hancock
Electra
R. J. Hancock
R. L. Hancock
Joe Mobley
Séymour
Ben Mobley
Claude Groves
Social Notes From Fruithand and Nearby Heads
Edward Chandler and J I Whitwell were in Wichita Falls Sunday. Mrs P A Whitwell and two daughters Marie and Ann vacationing in Spur. Misses Hazel Mae and Nellie Winn in Port Worth and Mineral Wells last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Cansler of Wichita Falls visited relatives here. ID L Grigsby Dee Winn and Lloyd Parsons left for harvest fields. Mrs Edd Owens in Gainesville Friday. Mrs RB Barker home Saturday from extended visit with daughters and families in Sunset. Joe Klier in Wichita Falls Wednesday. Glenn Marshall and girlfriend visited the Marshall home. Shirley Nell Chandler hosted a party Wednesday evening at her grandmother Mrs Davis’s. games and refreshments served. Rose Mary Lewis returned from Dallas. Davis Nichols came home with her. September covered dish luncheon served at noon. Rev Albert McClellan of Bowie spoke last Wednesday night inviting all to Baptist meeting in Montague Friday June 24. Mrs Ernest Owens of Richmond Missouri visiting relatives and motored to Jacksboro Saturday to visit Harry Carver and family. Vera Carver of Fruithond before recent marriage.
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Hazel, Mae
Nellie Winn
Port Worth
Mineral Wells
Raymond Cansler
Wichita Falls
ID. L. Grigsby
Dee Winn
Lloyd Parsons
Harvest Fields
Edd Owens
Gainesville
Rb Barker
Bdd Owen
Sunset
Joe Klier
Glenn Marshall
Marshall
Shirley Nell Chandler
Mrs. Davis
Marianna Chandler
Mildred Owen
Kula Faye
Trene
Melba Jones
Neela Oliver
Reeda Fay Carver
Ruby
Ollie Mae
Peggy Joy Owen
Boyd Wynn
Nellie Chandler
Albert McClellan
Bowie
McClellan
Montague
Ernest Owens
Richmond
Todd Carver
Arvel Carver
Archie Carver
Pearl Allen
W. D., Ingram
Jacksboro
Harry Carver
J. T. Jeffrey
Vera Carver
Fruithond
Mexia Resident Returns From Ten Day Vacation
O M Chandler came back to Mexia with Mrs. Chandler and two daughters Mary Anna and Shirley Nell after a ten day vacation in the area. Mrs H L Miller attended Methodist Church services in Sunset last Sunday and joined Sunset Zone Missionary Society activities at Bowie with members from Sunset. All enjoyed the meeting and hospitality. The next Zone gathering will be in Sunset.
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O. M. Chandler
Mexia
Salona Community Notes On Local Visits And Program
Harold Boyd left Monday for Houston on an extended visit. Mrs. J. T. Pollard recently returned from the hospital and is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Hancock of Bowie visited her parents the McPhersons Sunday. Clarence Sigmon came home from Henrietta Saturday. A large crowd gathered in Bowie Monday. The young people held their regular meeting Sunday evening with a large attendance. A weekly program will be published. June 19 features Ally Pollard as pianist and Aston Pollard as opening singer among others including Mrs Bennie Richardson and Mildred Faulk enberry in Bible questions. A talk by Aston Pollard on Christian's Duty and a mixed quartet are planned. Mr. and Mrs. Gee Kerr and Mrs. Hays visited her mother in Dundee Sunday.
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Harold Boyd
Houston
J. T. Pollard
Hancock
Bowie
McPherson
Clarence Sigmon
Henrietta
Ally Pollard
Aston Pollard
Bennie Richardson
Will Richardson
Clyde Shaw
Larue Hudson
Mildred Faulkenberry
George Kerr
Tyson Hays
LaVern Hays
James Faulkenberry
Lucille Pollard
FFA club urges timely feeding for Bowie Fair shows
The message warns members to act now to prepare calves lambs poultry dairy cattle and crops for the Bowie Fair in October. Five beef calves and five lambs are already in feed under specific owners John Egenbacher Homer Jackson and Floyd Myers. A June 24 FFA meeting will install officers and set the year in motion.
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Bowie Fair
John Egenbacher
Homer Jackson
Floyd Myers
Bowie
F.F.A
Family Visit Stays With Ill Relative In Sunset
Mr and Mrs Lee Poteet and children of Huntington Beach California spent several days last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Entrekin They brought Mrs L P Stallworth of Salinas California sister of Mrs Entrekin who remained for a longer stay at the bedside of her mother Mrs Minnie Burkhart of Sunset who has been ill in the Entrekin home for several weeks
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Lee Poteet
Huntington Beach
California
Earl Entrekin
L. P. Stallworth
Salinas
Entrekin
Minnie Burkhart
Sunset
Will Tour Brings Bowi e Terral Community Together
The Good Will Tour featured a costume duet by G. Jackson and Henry Parks with Miss Mary Coe at the piano and a charity flour giveaway for the family with the most children and the couple married the shortest time. Major Horton outlined the Bow ie entertainers’ aim to strengthen ties with Terral and noted Bowie’s 40 year friendship with the town.
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Tommy Knott
G. (Doe) Jackson
Henry Parks
Mary Coe
Major Horton
H. and
Terral
W. C. Weatherly
L. R. Chapman
Bowie
First Baptist Church of
Greer Dickey
D. Hawkins
Gayle Bradley
Patsy Gayle
Richard Ira
I. F. Bradley
Houston
FE. B. Coe
Louise Coe
Doc) Jackson
Dale
Opal Jackson
Mabel Jackson
J. T. Lawson
J. P. Adamson
W. D. Carmichael
Lon Roberson
James
O. A. Gray
Paul Gray
Marvin Willett
Martha Gray
Charles Perona
Jaunita, Marshall
Mary Nell
Jeanette
Helen Jo
Oscar McCracken
Joe Garlington
J. A. Brite
Ike Parks
T. J. Stambaugh
Eddy Malone
Edwin
Charles Knightstep
Roy Price
C. H. Knightstep
D. L. Phillips
George Combs
Laura, NL
Muriel Willett
Georgia Evans
R. D. Dunham
Martin Dunham
Glenn Trout
J. C. Pirtle
Glenn Jo
Elaine
Clovis
Dale Eales
Woody Biggerstaff
Linnae
Tony Fenoglio
Lucille Ball
Nocona
Joe Fincher
Bailey Taylor
Loretta Eakman
Opal Wright
George Curlee
F. J. Dixon
John
Selwyn Willis
Loyd Price
Robert Wilson
Glenn Underwood
Travis Underwood
Roy Sanders
Jake Aubrecht
Noel Morris
Edwin Patterson
Darlene Trout
Mary Blackmon
Dana Sue Benson
Edna Marie Blanton
Howard Brooks
Jerry Dyer
George Cline
A. W. Cline
J. Lee Hanchey
C. R. Davis
A. C. Irby
Hans Zuber
Horace Tinsley
Bill Gaddy
Milton Carter
Bruce Sadler
Albert Bacher
Ed C. Raines
Roosevelt Backed for Better Living Conditions and Fair Pensions
The speaker pledges support for President Roosevelt and denounces Wall Street and monopolies. He advocates a uniform old age pension, cutting waste in Austin, higher taxes on natural resources, and stronger protections for debtors against asset seizure. He warns of lender actions under loan contracts.
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Roosevelt
Wall Street
Austin
Candidate Eugene Miller Proposes Mortgage Reform Guidance
Eugene Miller writes to supporters outlining his stance on loan terms and acceleration clauses. He urges legal changes to bar certain accelerated maturity provisions and calls for a governmental review to grant reasonable extensions with extra interest when debtor hardship is in good faith. He submits his candidacy for State Senator and asks for support based on his legislative record.
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Eugene Miller
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Bowie News
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P. A. Whitwell
Marie
Ann
Spur
H. L. Miller
Salona
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Harper Knight
Bowle, Texas
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