Eastern Star elects officers for upcoming term
The Order of Eastern Star met in Mo onic Hall on May 15 to elect officers for the coming term. Public installation is set for June 9 at 8 am. Officers will meet April 2 for practice.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1958
Page
7
The Order of Eastern Star met in Mo onic Hall on May 15 to elect officers for the coming term. Public installation is set for June 9 at 8 am. Officers will meet April 2 for practice.
30th Stambaugh of Abilene will graduate as a Bachelor of Science candidate in business administration with a marketing concentration and psychology minor. He attended Bowie High School and held memberships in North Texas, Geographical, Gamma Epsilon, Phi Delta Psi, and other campus clubs. The degree is to be conferred Monday May 6 during ACC commencement exercises.
Mr and Mrs Virgil J Stone of Lawton Oklahoma purchased the four room house at 1027 Madison. They plan to move to Bowie in about three months. They will remodel and redecorate before moving in. Mr Stone formerly lived in Decatur.
The Bowie telephone company reports 250 comments from 1,891 post cards mailed over six weeks. Only 64 criticisms, about 3 percent, were received while 99 percent expressed satisfaction after addressing issues.
The article urges families to use the telephone to plan vacations to confirm reservations and secure overnight stops. It notes that calling home keeps everyone informed and compares station-to-station and person-to-person rates, suggesting faster, cheaper connections when calling by number.
Local ad touts color extension telephones with choices like Cherry Red and Aqua Blue. Extension service costs $1 per month plus a $3.50 installation fee, with a one time color surcharge of $10 for color orders.
Seven Montague county students are among 517 seniors applying for bachelor’s degrees to be awarded at North Texas State College in spring ceremonies. Local grads include Christine Canon Lorna Sue McLeland James Overstreet Connie McCarty Pitts Harry Johnson Helen Wilson Danville Brewer and Bobby Gene Chester. Baccalaureate services for degree candidates are slated for May 25 and commencement at Fouts Field on May 30.
The Sunset Church of Christ schedules Sunday school at 9 00 a m and morning worship at 10 00 a m on Sunday May 25 only. Local readers are advised to attend as listed in the notice.
Two Bowie artists had works featured in the Texas Fine Arts Assoc spring competition in Wichita Falls. Mrs. Paul Taliaferro earned two selections for a traveling show, with a Still Life and a Lake Amon G. Carter landscape among the honored pieces. Other Bowie exhibitors included Mrs. Donald and Mrs. Morgan, with judges William Brigl of Chicago and Gene Bavinger of Norman, Okla.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Clay 70 of Sunset died Sunday May 18 at her daughter Mrs Roy Finchums home near Dickens. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Sunset Baptist Church with interment in Alvord cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Carl Rye of Spur and Mrs Roy Finchum. Her husband Dave Clay, three sons David Oma and B H, a sister and brother and 19 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
The Fruit Investigation Laboratory near Montague announces an all day field day on Friday June 20 led by A A Randolph. Morning orchard and vineyard tours are planned with an afternoon program under the grape arbor and attention on primary peaches as a featured crop.
Bowie golfers led the Jacksboro event as heavy rain and hail halted play on the Jacksboro course Sunday afternoon. The tournament will resume at a later date with a makeup match planned here next Sunday between Decatur and Bowie golfers.
Mike Kunkel son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Kunkel a freshman English major at North Texas State College Denton has earned his first letter on the debate and forensics team He is among 16 NTSC students receiving such awards during the 1957 58 session 27 NTSC speakers competed with 10 placing at least second in debates and the squad earned 16 first place or superior honors Mike belongs to Sigma Phi Epsilon the national social fraternity.
Thomas Brown, recently assigned as an extra patrolman in Bowie, has rented the former Cady residence. The property is owned by Col. Oran Stovall.
Montague County hosts a county-wide meeting in the district courtroom on Friday May 30 at 2 p m to discuss Leptospirosis and Brucellosis. Dr C M Patterson Extension Veterinarian Texas A M College will lead the program with a Q A session. County Agent Wylie Roberts notes the event is part of the County Extension Beef Cattle Committee outreach and urges all livestock producers to attend.
Oil output held near 18 385 barrels per day, essentially unchanged from 18 389 bpd prior week. New drill actions include Burk Royalty Co staking No 5 Childress near Saint Joan and No 1 Wis dom wildcat near Alma Strawn, plus completions such as Continental Oil Co No 35 J W Maddox in Montague Regular Field at 78 bpd.
Funeral services for Mrs. Della Ann Powell 81 were held at the Montague Church of Christ with Minister Roy Price officiating. She died Saturday night at her son Elmer Powell’s home in the Lone Star district near Bowie. Interment was in Montague cemetery. she had lived in Shamrock and Parker county previously and is survived by two sons Alvin and Elmer, eight grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Pallbearers were Hugh E. Miller Jewell Reynolds Elmer Ivins Tom Norvell Wiley Hopson and William Snow.
Mrs. Lynn Garlington will present her dance pupils in the annual recital on Tuesday night May 27 at eight o'clock in the city auditorium. The program depicts Montague county early days and its development with all ages participating. The public is invited.
The pupils of Elizabeth Mr Latham present their annual music recital at the First Methodist Church on Sunday May 25 at 3 o clock. Public is invited to attend.
L. W. Powell completed No. 1 W. P. Graves in the Mons tague County Regular Field for 38 barrels of oil per day. The test lies 8 miles north of Saint Joan with a 242 acre lease. Total depth 6400 feet. gas oil ratio about 200 to 1. gravity 42. E. B. Wooten survey No. 8 A-840 330 ft FN and ELs of survey.
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