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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
6
Pfe Turner Kimmel of Lubbock visited Mr and Mrs Emin Heard last week. Mr and Mrs C E Lancaster spent the weekend visiting East Texas and other areas during the period.
Clarence Bell of Bowie dies in Pacific area from a nose hemorrhage while operating a bulldozer. Marriages include Sgt. Howard Brock and Evelyn Jones in Henrietta and Sgt. Mat Armstrong and Elma Campsey in Jacksboro. Numerous local visits, births, furloughs, and church events reported from Postoak and surrounding towns.
The Park Springs church dedication and homecoming drew many, including visitors from Chico and Fort Worth. Rev Wesley V Hite led the service and dedication, with a dinner served afterwards.
Mr and Mrs Huel Bell were notified by telegram from the War Department of their son Clarence Bell s death in a Pacific hospital caused by cerebral hemorrhage He had been overseas about two years and received hospital treatment for three weeks Lester Bush of the 2nd Division returned to New York last week and is expected home soon.
Stoneburg News lists Mr and Mrs T W Weisel visiting relatives in Wichita Falls. Dallas guests include Mr and Mrs Earl Harris and children and Miss Rita Middleton. Amarillo visitors are Mr and Mrs J T Shaw. Bowie guests were Mr and Mrs Tom Roland. Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington visits feature Lee Winningham, Frances Winningham, Mrs Harry Moore, Miss Georgiana Roland, Mrs E L Weatherford, and others. A Wichita Falls hospital note mentions young David Dansby’s minor operation.
The Morrison family expresses gratitude for flowers and sympathy shown after the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison. H. J. Morrison and sons Thomas Milton and Paul thank everyone for kindness in words and deeds.
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