Local Social Notes From Dye Mound Community
Sunday visits and weekend gatherings feature families from Madill Saint Jo Wichita Falls Fort Worth and Abilene. Death notices honor Tom Wilson Elmer Dunn Clinter Oliver Wade with funeral services in Saint Jo and Dye Mound cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dunn
Bowie Hospital
Saint Jo
Dye Mound
Mary Wilson Dunn
Alice von- Ree
Mary Fay Lawler
Loree Burns
Muenster
Ramma Jo Whitley
Bill Pelson
Fort Worth
Charles Massey
Pampa
Clinter
Oliver Wade
Peabody
Ora Embry
Gayle Embry
Dewey Embry
George Baker
Dunford Oliver
Molly Wade Bess
Charlie Wade
Norman
Oklo
Dye Mound Cemetery
Nation Salutes Salvation Army Today
The nation marks Salvation Army Appreciation Day as the Bowie Salvation Army committee lists W A Greer, Lester Miller and Bill Myers. Two Bowie boys attended the Salvation Army camp near Midlothian last summer and two more will go to the camp from June 1 to 10 this year.
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Salvation Army
Bowie Committee
Midlothian
Bowie Salvation Army
W. A. Greer
Lester Miller
Bill Myers
Hoblitzelle
Texas
Bowie
Local business updates and moves in Vaughan area
Improvement notes report a new front at the Vaughan store building now occupied by Liggett Upholstery Shop. R V Garrett & Co prepare the Ray Ross building next door to relocate Carrier air conditioning. Garrett sells his building to the Banner. Minnie Brown remodels her home on the Montague highway. Mathes air conditioner installed at Slaughter Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Liggett
O— R. V. Garrett & Co
Ray Ross
Garrett
Banner
Minnie Brown
Montague Highway
Mathes
Slaughter Drug Store
Montague lineage traced in Gainesville centennial piece
The 1948 Gainesville Daily Register centennial feature profiles Daniel Montague a surveyor and engineer born 1798 in Massachusetts a descendant of William the Conqueror. It recounts his move to Louisiana then Texas 1836 his role in early Texas settlement and the grand Red River fort residence built for his family with distinctive two rooms hall porch and chinked logs.
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Daniel Montague
Gainesville Daily Register
Montague
William the Conqueror
South Hardy
Massachusetts
Seth
Rodney
Erastus
Hunter's Bottoms
Ohio River
Kentucky
Daniel
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Rebecca Covington McDowell
Rebecca
Sarah Martha Ross Griffin
Elizabeth
Grammy Twitty
William C. Twitty
Marysville
Texas
San Jacinto
Sarah Martha
Fort Warren
Red River
Choctaw Bayou
Fannin County
Southwestern Historical Quarterly
Holland Coffee
Daniel Rowlett
Bowie Personals Highlights Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs F J Dixon hosted with Lyle Brandt and family from Pauls Valley Oklahoma as weekend guests. Gayle Rhyne family visited J F Rhyne in Wichita Falls. John M Harding of Los Angeles stayed with his brother J T Harding for two weeks. Edward Harding and Kenneth from Pasadena joined parents J T and others for a weekend gathering. Robert Gibson of Dallas and Robert Harmon of Fort Worth visited Aunt W H Denson as she marked her 79th birthday.
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F. J. Dixon
Lyle Brandt
Brandt
Eddie
Pauls Valley
Oklo
Brandts
Dixons
Gayle Rhyne
Wichita Falls
J. F. Rhyne
John M. Harding
Los Angeles
Calif
J. T. Hardings
Edward Harding
Kenneth
Pasadena
J. T. Harding
Robert G. Gibson
Dallas
Robert G. Harmon
Fort Worth
W. H. Denson
Denson
Approaching Marriage Announcement for Wade Heugatter
Mr and Mrs L C Wade of Sunset announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Peggy Ann Wade to R L Heugatter son of Mr and Mrs Fred Heugatter of Sunset. The couple will marry at 7 PM at the Bible Baptist Church of Fruitland on Sunday June 1. Miss Wade studies at Bowie High School where Heugatter is a graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Wade
Sunset
Peggy Ann
R. L. Heugatter
Fred Heugatter
Bible Baptist Church of
Fruitland
Miss Wade
Bowie High School
Mr. Hellgatter
Parks plans fall market visit in Dallas this week
Ihe Parks plans to attend the fall market in Dallas this weekend. Mrs. Bob Oliver and Paige visited Wednesday to spend several days with Mrs. Oliver's mother, Mrs. Roscoe Covey. Mrs. Earl Dearmore of Fort Worth visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Overstreet, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McNatt of Austin visited their mothers and other relatives during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taliaferro and Mrs. Paul Donald attended the Art Show in Wichita Falls Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe Parks
Dallas
Bob Oliver
Paige
Paul Taliaferro
Paul Donald
Wichita Falls
Montague’s 1837 Red River Provocation and Aftermath
The 1837 incident near Warren involved Daniel Montague leading seventeen men against Kickapoos Shawnees Cherokees and Delawares. Several Indians were killed and burned, including Billy Amos. Montague later became Fannin County’s first Surveyor and emerged as a leader among white settlers on the Red River, as contemporaries grappled with blame and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Daniel Montague
Fannin County
Warren
Billy Amos
Daniel Rowlett
Jim Logan
Sam Houston
The
Republic
Lamar
Red River
James Anderson Son Drowned in New Mexico
Phillip Anderson, 13, drowned Saturday in an irrigation ditch near Los Lunas New Mexico. He was son of Mr and Mrs James Edward Anderson and was an agent at a New Mexico experiment station. Funeral services were held at the Catholic Church with family members remaining in New Mexico for the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Stephens
Los Lunas
New Mexico
Phillip Anderson
Charles Miller
Austin
Anderson
J. W. Reddy
Bowie
Earl Hester Circle Met Tuesday at Mrs Winningham
The Earl Hester circle of the First Baptist church met at the home of Mrs John Winningham on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Clara Stephens opened with a prayer and Mrs H B Box presided during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hester
First Baptist Church
John Winningham
Clara Stephens
H. B. Box
C. E. Ryan
E. R. Mangum
Royal Service
Mmes
J. A. Torrance
W. R. Deel
N. M. Taylor
Presbyterian Women Birthday Party At The Church
The Presbyterian Women held their annual birthday luncheon at the church raising funds for the Oklahoma Presbyterian College scholarship and the Chinese Mission of New Orleans. The room featured mock orange roses and pansies with crackers and cheese straws as ox carts and 31 guests attended.
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Presbyterian Women
Oklahoma Presbyterian College Scholarship Fund
New Orleans
Morrow
Melvin Dansby
A. V. Butram
Bridgeport
Wilson Alexander
Ilane
Local visitors and relatives spend time in Fort Worth
Mrs C J Dodsworth and Marjorie Mrs Henry T Ayres and Mrs Roscoe Covey were in Fort Worth Wednesday. Mrs E W Wright and Mr Georgie Evans spent Wednesday in Fort Worth. Lester Hersch of Broken Bow Nebraska is visiting Mr and Mrs L C Long this week. He is Mrs Longs father.
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C. J. Dodsworth
Marjorie
Henry T. Ayres
Roscoe Covey
Fort Worth
E. W. Wright
Georgie Evans
Lester Hersch
Broken Bow
Nebraska
L. C. Long
Mrs. Long
Mrs. G. L. Griffin Heads Senior Mothers Club
The Senior Mothers Travel Club for the 1958 59 seniors has been organized with Mrs. Glynne Griffin as president. Officers elected include vice president Connie Jackson and secretary treasurer Jo Alan Spears. Next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday June 3 with committees named for rummage telephone cake concessions banquets and projects.
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Glynne Griffin
Albert Roth
Connie Jackson
Jo Alan Spears
Griffin
E. L. Stephens
C. O. Stom
W. F. Barker
Clyde Craft
W. H. Lancaster
Telephone
Burl Compton
F. C. Gregg
Mack Lowe
Cake
C. E. Tims
Curtis Latham
Oscar McCracken
J. T. Floyd
Concessions
Bob Cox
Jack Slayden
Wayne Coggin
Leo Jeffries
Rollins
L. D. Bakman
Bob Sinks
JoAlan Spears
Mary Cree Cosby Circle Meets With Miss McNatt
The Mary Cree Cosby circle of the First Baptist church met Monday night at Miss Ermyntrude McNatt home. Mrs Viola Powell presided. devotional and program by Miss Elizabeth Bellah. Participants included Mrs Powell, Annie Orr, Jess Parrish, J B Lewis. guests Mrs Francis Bennett of Borger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cree Cosby
First Baptist Church
Ermyntrude McNatt
MecNatt
Viola Powell
Elizabeth Bellah
Mmes
Annie Orr
Jess Parrish
J. B. Lewis
Grace Pickens
Bettis Coffield
Hermith Wysong
Frank Ward
Buel Wright
Cecil Allen
John Sanders
Ted Jones
Clifford Hancock
Fifie Torrance
Clara Stephens
Lillie Huff
Lara Dean Davis
Francis Bennett
Borger
Grouy
Lee Bailey 81 Dies. Bowie Resident Remembered as Cowhand
Lee Bailey aged 81 of Bowie and Montague County died suddenly Wednesday morning after ill health at home. He was born August 8 1876 in Montague County and lived there most of his life aside from cattle work in Indian Territory Duncan Oklahoma and area ranches. Funeral held Thursday at Burgess Funeral Home with Rev Ray Hartline officiating. interment Elmwood cemetery. He married Annie Baccus in 1902 and spent years clerking in local stores while pursuing cattle work. He is survived by his widow and numerous nieces and nephews. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Bowie
Montague County
Lee Bailey
Central Avenue
Bowie Hospital
Burgess Funeral Home
Ray Hartline
Southside Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Lee
James M
Nancy Bailey
Mansfield
Alcorn
Indian Territory
Duncan
Oklo
Bill Bourland
Bourland
Collingsworth County
Mill Iron
Estalline
Will
W. C. Stripling
Stripling
Jackson's Department
Fort Worth
Annie Baccus
Billy Neeld
Aaron Miller
Gordon Cady
John J. Bailey
Terral
Okla
Will V
Ellen Rugley
Nannie Hartgot-Howth
Lucy Price
Joe Cleveland
Winey Sanders
Joe Overstreet
T. O. Morgan
A. V. Rolls
Lynn Garlington
Roy Scales
E. R. Mangum
Henry Turner
Hugh Walker
C. E. Ryan
Milton Carter
Jim McDaniel
L. E. Dodson
W. W. Higgs
John C. Jones
E. L. Kersey
Boone Wilson
Tan Turner
A R Morgan Circle Meets With Mrs Cox
The F A R Morgan circle of First Baptist church met at Mrs Cox home for Royal Service. Laura Mae James presided while Mrs Cox delivered the lesson. Mrs Wheeler gave a devotional and dismissal prayer was offered. Refreshments were served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.A.R. Morgan
First Baptist Church
4 II Cox
Laura Mae James
Cing
Cox
T. H. Wheeler
Lam Couch
Bill Myers
H. E. He
T. W. Wheeler
Willie Rhone
J. Murphy
J. C. Gregory
Yerby
Ed Watkins
J. W. Hiens
F. O. Edwards
R. D. Lam Couch
Laura James
Presbyterians Will Hear Jack Pressly Sunday
Jack Pressly will preach at First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. He is a student at Austin Presbyterian Seminary. Mrs Pressly will accompany her husband for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Jack Pressly
First Presbyterian Church
Austin Presbyterian the Seminary
Irons Family Plans Manitou Summer Stay
John Irons prepared a motel in Manitou Colorado for summer guests with Mrs. Irons and another son arriving to join him. They plan to spend the summer in Manitou with family company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Irons
Manitou
Colorado
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