Community scholarships fund grows with large gifts
Funds for a local education program rise to over 750 dollars after two large gifts from donors named Simm and 6300. Banks in Bowie participate and memorial gifts include ecards to families. Students repay after schooling, helping the fund expand as a community resource. Bowie residents Naomi Farmer and family, P L Wright and Ruth Wright noted. Jack Wilbanks will teach at TCU band camp in Fort Worth with about ten Bowie students attending.
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Simm
Roth Bowie
Jack Wilbanks
Bowie Bandi
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Bowie
Bowie City Council Approves Water Main Relocation Plan
Council considers relocating an eight inch water main on a recently purchased lot to enable home construction. Aldermen raise city reading room allowance from 25 to 35 dollars monthly with 25 for staff and rest for books and repairs. Equali zation board members elected. Bridge project approved on the road to damp ground and runway lights planned at the airport. Grading and fencing work underway five miles north of Bowie on Montague Road.
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Joe Corpening
Lara Dean Davis
George Curlee
Oran Stovall
Sam Cleveland
Bowie Municipal
Heard’s
Post Office
Elvin Robbins
John Black
Robbins
Bowie
Montague Road
Summer Baseball Week Results by League and Date
On Thursday June 10 in Pee Wee, Cubs beat Mustangs 10 to 5 and Hornets topped Broncos 8 to 5. Minor League Mustangs lost to Tigers 3 to 4 while Lionsfell to Longhorns 4 to 3. In Little League Tigers defeated Bulldogs 15 to 3 and Pony Bears beat Owls 2 to 2. Friday June 11 saw Cubs 10 Broncos 4 and Veterans 6 Hawks 3. Buffalos 17 Leopards 2. Tigers 25 Lions 1. Coyotes 5 Cardinals 4. Jets 16 Eagles 4. Monday June 14 Hornets 8 Hawks 5. Veterans 6 Mustangs 5. Minor Mustangs 25 Leopards 0. Eagles 18 Owls 5. Buffalos 5 Longhorns 5. Coyotes 12 Bulldogs 1.
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Hornets
Veterans Cubs Broncos
Mustangs Hawks
Longhorns
Bears
Eagies
J. R. Brittain
Cubs
Mustangs
Broncos
Tigers
Lions
Bulldogs
Owls
Veterans
Hawks
Buffalos
Leopards
Coyotes
Cardinals
Jets
Eagles
The Adolphus Hotel Blends Old and New Comforts
Hospitality and gracious service endure at The Adolphus while physical comforts are refreshed with modern updates. The piece notes a seamless mix of heritage and contemporary amenities as a signature experience.
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the Adolphus
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Naomi Farmer
Teresa and
Connie of
Winder
P. L. Wright
Ruth Wright
Dan Brigham
Islands
Montague County
Luther Evans
Charles Coffield
First National Bank
Evans
Joan Baxter
Pelham Park
Gretchen Lutz
Mary Campbell
Linda Ann White
Terry Sanders
Dr. Sanders
POA Association
Adolphus
Texas
Dallas
H. H
Andy” Anderson
U.s.royal Tires
John Smith Ford Sales
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John Smith
U.s.royal>ires
John Smithford Sales, Inc
E. Wise
Bowie, Texas
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