Miss Leita Pritchett Weds Earl Don Keller
Miss Leita May Pritchett daughter of Dye Mound residents became Mrs Earl Don Keller at a June 14 ceremony in Guthrie Oklahoma. Rev Guy H George officiated the single ring wedding with a blue street length frock and pink nosecorsage. The couple will reside in Guthrie. Attendants included Mrs H E Gibson the groom’s sister and guests included George C Keller V Winters and Mrs V Pritchett with Margaret Miller.
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Leita May Pritchett
Doe Pritchett
Dye Mound Community
Bercame
Earl Don Keller
T. Miller
Guthrie
Okla
Guy H. George
H. E
Ibson
Keller
Kia
George C. Keller
V. Winters
Irs. V. Pritchett
Margaret
Bowie Girls Complete Business Courses
Misses Helen Barker and Bobby Jo Penn, Bowie High School graduates of 1945, completed a business course weekend visit with their parents and have accepted positions in Wichita Falls. Barker becomes secretary at Stringer Bernard Spraggus Insurance Agency and Penn works as a stenographer in the commercial department of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company.
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Helen Barker
Bobby Jo Penn
J. Walker
Mrs. J. R. Penn
Barker
Penn
Bowie High School
Wichita Falls
Vacation Bible School Picnic Planned After Week of Attendance
First Baptist Church Vacation Bible School hosts a Saturday picnic at Pelham Park for attending children. Commencement at the church Friday night at 8 oclock will award Certificates of Graduation to those who completed at least one week. Attendance reached 174 students this week per C. G. Keene.
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First Baptist Church
Pelham Park
C. G. Keene
Baptist Missionary Group Schedules Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon in the church basement with president Mrs. B F Tinsley presiding. Dallas visitor Mrs M Barkley led the prayer and reports were given by committee chairmen.
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Women’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
B. F. Tinsley
M. Barkley
Dallas
Bob White
C. O. Edwards
Mmes
Claud Burk
Barry Coffield
Gayle Bradley
C. E. Ryan
Mildred W Norvell Announces Bride and Groom
The Dye Mound News reports the June 22 wedding of Ira Mae Pope of San Angelo to Bert Cassle Jr formerly of Bowie. The ceremony at the groom’s uncle George Cassle Jr in San Angelo featured Rev. B O Wood and a pink gladioli mantel. A reception for thirty followed. The groom is a Bowie High School graduate with Army Air Forces service and decorations. The bride is the daughter of I M Pope of San Angelo and a San Angelo High School graduate. They will reside in San Angelo.
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Ira Mae Pope
San Angelo
Bert Cassle, Jr
Bowie
George Cassle, Jr
B. O. Wood
First Presbyterian Church
Johnny Ruth Pope
George Cassle
Bert Cassle
Bowie High School
Army Air Forces
Cassle
I. M. Pope
San Angelo High School
Cassie
Mrs Smith and daughters trip includes Chicago and Illinois
Mrs Charlie Smith and her daughters Jo Ann and Virginia are on an extended vacation across Chicago and other Illinois destinations and expect to return home in a few days. Bulldog Clips at Bowie.
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Charlie Smith
Jo Ann
Virginia
Chicago
Illinois
East Side Prayer Group Studies John
The East Side Prayer Group met at Mrs J Walker's home last week for a study lesson on John. Attending were Mmes L Campbell R Woolf D Clements M Posey O Gray Norma Gene B Holoway M Campbell H Neeld Carlone and the hostess.
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East Side
Talbot Reports Successful Meeting in Boyd Texas
Rev. Fitzhugh Talbot returns from a revival at Boyd Texas and notes several conversions and religious reclamations. He will preach at 11 o clock Sunday morning with Dr. W. H. McKenzie, head of the Texas Days, delivering the evening address.
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Fitzhugh Talbot
Boyd
Texas
W. H. McKenzie
Scratch Pads in Assorted Sizes Sold at Bowie News
Bowie News advertises scratch pads available in assorted sizes for sale. The notice emphasizes quantity variety and price points to attract buyers seeking writing paper and desk accessories.
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The
Bowie News
Vernon Henning Returns From Texas Visit
Vernon Henning has just returned from a two weeks visit with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs C W Logsdon Jr of Abilene Texas. It pays to advertise in the News.
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Vernon Henning
Mrs. C. W. Logsdon, Jr
Abilene, Texas
Reverend A C Harper to Preach Sunday at Leona
Baptist minister Rev A C Harper announces he will preach at 11 o clock Sunday June 30 in Leona He says a revival proposal will be decided during the ensuing days and outlines the church event plans for the town.
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A. C. Harper
Leona
Bowie News Promotes Subscriptions For MAGA Zines
The Bowie News advertises subscriptions for favored MAGA magazines, urging readers to sign up and stay informed. The item presents a promotional push without other news context.
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