Barbara Loveday and Bobby Cable Wed in Whitesboro Ceremony
Barbara Loveday daughter of Bowie couple wed Bobby Cable of Bowie in a Friday evening ceremony at the bride’s Whitesboro grandparents home. Howard Bybee officiated under a carnation arch. reception followed with regal table display and a tiered cake. The couple plan to live in Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Loveday
Bobby Cable
Whitesboro
O. E. Huffaker
Barbara Ann Loveday
Bowie
Kenneth Loveday
Sid Cable
Oma Whitecotton
Howard Bybee
Whitesboro Church
Brenda Hite
Doyle Wilson
Linda Harvell
Cable
Mrs James D O Neal Visits Relatives Here
Mrs James D O Neal and Ai of Sunnyvale California are visiting in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W F Robinson and other relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. O'Neal
Sunnyvale
Calif
W. F. Robinson
Former Bowie Residents to Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday
Mr and Mrs Arnold Anderson of Ardmore Oklahoma former Bowie residents celebrate their Golden Wedding anniversary with a public reception at 509 Northwest Avenue Ardmore. Ada Pearl Cone married Arnold Anderson June 27 1907 in Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Anderson
N. W
Ardmore
Okla
Bowie
Northwest Avenue
Oklahoma
Anderson
Ada Pearl Cone
Lee Cone
First Baptist Church
Ruth
John Stanard
Rosalind
Lawton
Marguerite
Fred Marth, Jr
Franz Christian
Dallas
Arnold, Jr
Teresa
Frances
Woodrow W. Anderson
Alice
Carolyn
Woody Anderson
Missionary Baptist Church
Kirk, Colorado
Ethel Cunningham
Postoak Notes of Visits Around Town and Nearby
Mrs. Leverts and son from Abilene visited Rev and Mrs Pat Craig and daughter. Georgia Vincent and Deborah Smith spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Levi Jones in Prospect. Rev Craig and daughter and Mrs Leverts visited in Fort Worth with Fred Leverts family. Dinner guests at the Cleveland home were Rev Craig and daughter with Mrs Leverts and son. Renfro Scarber and family were in Jacksboro Friday. Donald Cleveland and children were in Bowie Friday. Linda Ogle returned from visiting her sister in Wichita Falls. Mr and Mrs George Sparkman were mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Moreland
Leverts
Abilene
Pat Craig
Georgia Vincent
Deborah Smith
Levi Jones
Prospect
Ft. Worth
Fred Leverts
Cleveland
Renfro Scarber
Stevie
Vickie
Molley Scarber
Jacksboro
Donald Cleveland
Bowie
Ernest Ogle
Linda Ogle
Phillip Hargood
Wichhta Falls
George Sparkman
Dye Family Reunion At Pelham Park Bowie
The fourth annual Dye family reunion of descendants of John I. and Sarah F. Dye was held at Pelham Park in Bowie this week. About sixty family members attended. John M. Dye of Bowie, 88, the oldest attendee and the only surviving child of the pioneer couple, led the gathering with Karla Olsen among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I
Sarah F. Dye
Pelham Park
Bowie
John M. Dye
Karla Olsen
Dye Family Held Reunion Honors and Elections
A large Fort Worth area Dye family reunion concluded with gifts for the youngest child and the farthest traveler from Plattsburg New York. Battle L Dye of Vernon elected president for 1958 and Mrs Tom Holloway of Wichita Falls named secretary treasurer as family histories were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Olsen
Fort Worth
Michael Jadloski
Plattsburg, N. Y
John M. Dye
Bowie
Battle L. Dye
Vernon
Tex
Tom Holloway
Wichita Falls
W. Leslie Dye
Worth H. Dye
J. B. Stroud
Jessie Allman
Father of Mrs Maddox Passes Away Monday
Guy Harding of Byers father of Mrs James Doe Maddox of Bowie died Monday evening in a Wichita Falls hospital. He was a Byers rancher banker and civic leader. Funeral 2.30 p.m. Wednesday at Methodist church Byers burial Riverside cemetery. Graveside services conducted by the Masonic Lodge. Born December 9 1893 he lifelong Byers resident. Member Masonic Lodge bank director Cattle Raisers Association and school board president. Survivors include two sons three daughters three brothers three sisters and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Harding
Byers
James Doe Maddox
Bowie
Wichita Falls
Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Bank
Cattle Raisers Association
Homemakers Class Meets at First Baptist Church
The Homemakers Class of First Baptist church met Friday night with a prayer by Mrs. Viol Powell and a devotional by Mrs. Frank Hawkins titled Home. Mrs. H. A. McCarty and Mrs. Elton Johnson led the games and refreshments were served to a list of members and guests including Joyce Hickman visiting from the home of her grandparents near Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
T Church
Viol Powell
Frank Hawkins
H. A. McCarty
Elton Johnson
Mmes
W. H. Lancaster
Frank Collier
Paul Hudspeth
Claude Young
John Philpott
Holli Morton
C. E. Tims
L. B. Stephens
T. D. Beach Viola Powell
Fern Guston
Armand Smith
H A. McCarty
Joyce Hickman
A. W. Forester
Newport
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Christ
Imogene Nichols
Orient
Anthony LiCausi
Sue Loveday
Dean Moore
D. C
Lonnie Pack
Lillie Mae Stark
Cooper
Guvnn
MR. and
Mrs
Homa City
Maude Blackburn
Yealdton
Bellevue
May McCrary
Maude Holliday
Bowiers
Fannie ,Wagner
Ruby Andrews
Daube'’s
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Postoak
Evans Motor Co
Earl Gregory
Jack Tage
Dupont
Childrens
Senamelware
Pinking
Teerie Bae
Hoffman
Eary’s
Dye
Clyde Dye
Roy
Edward
Margaret
John Franke
Lester Dye
Jimmie
Lucille Rose
Ver
Edd Jones
Clayton Dye
Lindsay
Luther Dye
Judy
Irving
Bennie D. Leveridge
Jack Dye
Betty Sue
Kathy
Karen
Karla
W. H. Dye
Henrietta
George Brown
Petrolia
Allen J. Dye
Harrisburg
Penn
Douglas
Kansas City
Jessie Holmes Allman
Sherman
Lois Webb
Hugh Ford
Guy Stroud
Earl Dye
Lubbock
Joe Evans
J. B. Evans
Pecos
Ona Lee Evans
Larry
Houston
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