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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1947
Page
3
Mrs. D. D. Wilson of Electra visited Mrs. I. F. Yowell over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Garner, daughter and son, returned from an extended trip in Arkansas.
Congressman Ed Gossett reports the House override of the President’s veto on the Hartley Taft labor bill, arguing to curb labor czars and protect the public interest. He discusses immigration debates, opposed Stratton Bill, radio debates with Celler and Stratton, and visits from 4-H members amid Richmond remarks and historic Confederate monuments.
An advertisement presents Adlerika as a safe gentle laxative to relieve gas and promote waste movement without violent purges. It promotes quick pleasant relief and urges readers to order from a druggist with a caution to use as directed.
Plans completed for a revival to run July 4 through July 13 at the Church of the Nazarene with Evangelist W. M. Dorough preaching. Pastor Rev. W. O. Thomas notes growing attendance and interest as visitors from Wichita Falls and nearby towns attend lunch at the Capitol. Local figures Rose Marie Howard moves to Kilgore and others, including J. Nesbitt and Chas E Collins, visit.
Mrs Foy Watson and sons Barry and Bill and Mr and Mrs Walter Oliver of Graham spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs B E Watson. Mrs Gayle Bradley, rushed to Bowie Hospital last Saturday in critical condition, is reported to be improving.
He admits the kiss was stolen and she rebukes him, asking if he knows any better. He coolly answers that yes, he does but they take more time.
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