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Newspaper

Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1939

Page

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Montague Pioneer Parade and Celebration Schedule

Montague plans a Sept 4 9 celebration week featuring Pioneer Parade band concerts baseball speaking and carnival attractions. Highlights include prize contests for best float jig dancer and largest watermelon plus a Mayor Bills Minor game and all prize awards on Sept 9.

Montague Pioneer Bowie Nocona Feed Ee Pioneer Uae Bill Minor Gainesville F. M. Kersey Issite of Montague Chambers of Commerce

Advance Season Tickets Sale For Bowie Fair Ends Sept 16

The Bowie Fair season ticket sale will discontinue on September 16 after raising more than expected funds to cover advance expenses. G Doc Jackson, chairman, says tickets offer real bargains and will be available until September 16 and no later.

Bowie Fair Board of Directors Doc) Jackson Mr. Jackson

R. S. Smartt Dies Suddenly at Home

R S Smartt died suddenly at his Route 2 Bellevue home while in a field with his wife and son. A service was held at his home and funeral prayers followed at the Sunset Church of Christ. He was born March 21 1883 in Texas and survived by his wife two sons Quincy Smartt W T Smartt two daughters Elsie Smartt and Mrs M B Spikes and several grandchildren.

R. S. Smartt Bellevue Church of Christ Burgess Funeral Home Smartt Texas Quincy Smartt W. T. Smartt Opelouses Elsie Smartt M. B. Spikes

Old Age Pensions Delayed Amid Texas Approval Hurdles

Old age pension checks will arrive a few days late for September in Texas as the operation rules for the new law await federal approval. The Texas plan must be presented to Washington before Federal Aid can be released, exhausting most of the pension fund.

Austin Texas Washington

Theatres Showings Friday to Thursday At TheLocale

At the theatres this week Mau reen O Sullivan and Henry Fonda star in Let Us Live. Sunday and Monday Irene Dunne and Fred MacMurray with Charles Ruggles in Invitation to Happiness. Tuesday and Wednesday Unexpected Father with Mischa Auer Dennis O Keefe and Sandy. Thursday Buck Jones in Unmarried and For Love or Money.

Maureen O'Sullivan Henry Fonda PreVue Sunday Mon Irene Dunne Fred Maca Charles Ruggles Mischa Auer Dennis O'Keefe Sandy Buck Jones

The Renegade Trail Double Feature at the Friday Screen

A local cinema showcases Friday and Saturday Hopa long Cassidy in The Renegade Trail and chapter 2 of Oregon Trail with a light comedy touch.

Hopalong Cassidy

Funeral Services For L. P. Dean Held Thursday

Funeral services for L. P. Dean aged 59 were held Thursday at Burgess Chapel with Rev. A. J. Quinn officiating. G. Doc Jackson led the music and Mrs. Coy Perry was pianist. Interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Dean died Wednesday at Bowie hospital after a two week illness. He lived in Ringgold and was born in Sunset on July 2, 1880. Survivors include two brothers B. T. Dean Belcherville and H. L. Dean Mt. Park Okla. and two sisters Mrs. Ellen Trambell Oklahoma City and Mrs. Betty Reed Saint Jo.

L. P. Dean Burgess Chapel A. J. Quinn Doc) Jackson Coy Perry Elmwood Cemetery Dean Bowie Hospital Ringgold Sunset Montague County B. T. Dean Belcherville H. L. Dean Mt. Park Okla Ellen Trambell Oklahoma City Betty Reed Saint Jo

D M Major Addresses Bowie Rotary Club on Americanism

D M Major spoke at the Bowie Rotary Club luncheon at Morrow Grill. Introduced by Sam McClure the International Service Chairman he delivered an address on Americanism. W H Stephens presided with T B Coffield giving the invocation. Ella Francis Golden sang and Mary Jo Tinney read The House of Clay. Ruby Scruggs and Mary Jo Tinney were guests.

D. M. Major Bowie Rotary Club Morrow Grill Major Sam McClure International Service W. H. Stephens T. B. Coffield Ella Francis Golden Rotary Mary Jo Tinney House of Clay Ruby Scruggs Miss Tinney

Bowie Dodgers Defeat Fort Worth All-Americans at Pelham Park

The Bowie Dodgers beat the Fort Worth All-American Bus lines 6 to 2 at Pelham Park on Sunday. Mack Endsley led with two doubles and a single while Bowling stole three runs and Dickey pitched strongly before Monroe finished. The Dodgers schedule next includes a September 3 game against Ryan Oklahoma at Pelham Park.

Bowie Dodgers Fort Worth Pelham Park Dodgers Mack Endsley Hyatt and Russel Bowling Dickey Monore Bowie Monroe Ryan Okla Bowie Pelham Park O — R Hyatt Agian Eden Russell Endsley Williams Sity Nichols Simmons McCoy Johnson K. Barney McManus Glaze Clapp McLaurin Hyatt Itc Edwards Ian

Fair Plans Pushed Toward Completion for Montague Fair

Montague County Fair officials outline plans for this year’s event with hopes of strong domestic arts and livestock displays. About $1,000 in cash prizes are offered, with competition expected from Clay Jack Wise and Cook counties. Statewide Band contest opens October 4 with planned parade and large crowds.

Sam Lovette Montague County Texas Clay Jack Wise Cook George Rucker C. A. Wilson N. B. Gary U. S Southwest Bowie News Bowie Chamber of Commerce

Dewey Barlow Ordained as Baptist Minister

Rev. Dewey Barlow was ordained Sunday at 2 30 PM in the First Baptist Church with Rev. A J Quinn moderator and Rev E L Moody delivering the sermon. The ordaining council included Jno Jackson C W Coffield and others, and Barlow was given a Bible and assigned as pastor of the newly organized Belknap Church with monthly services.

Dewey Barlow First Baptist Church A. J. Quinn Jno Jackson T. R. Coffield Doc) Jackson C. W. Coffield J. B. Lewis J. W. Whitman E. L. Moody First Baptist Church of Henrietta John Clinkscales Barlow Belknap Church

Leona School to Open Sept 11

Leona school will open on September 11 after repairs to the building are completed to ensure readiness for the first day of classes.

Leona School Leona

Bowie Beauty Shops To Close On Labor Day

Labor Day Monday September 4 will be observed by all the beauty parlors in Bowie. They will be closed all day with operators urging customers to have their beauty work done Friday and Saturday. Parlors listed include Goodwin Beauty Shop Sarah Seitz Beauty Shoppe Evelyns Beauty Shoppe Dunlap Beauty Shop and MrsPhillips Beauty Shop.

Bowie Goodwin Beauty Shop Sarah Seitz Evelyn’s Dunlap Beauty Shop Mrs. Phillip’s

Wilbur Morgan Opens Green Pea Purchase at Morgan-Hill

Wilbur Morgan announces the Morgan-Hill Store will start buying green Black Eyed peas starting Monday as recent rains bring peas into season. Morgan notes strong demand as growers prepare to bring peas to market.

Wilbur Morgan Morgan Og Morgan-Hill

Registration Dates and Bus Routes Announced

School opens soon with grade specific registration on Thursday and Friday. Eighth and ninth graders register first at 9 a m while juniors and seniors plan schedules Friday morning. Grammar grades register September 11 and Ward pupils report then. Bus routes start at 7 a m to New port Leona Taylor Pleasant Ridge Denver Byrd Hollow Salona. Second run at 8 20 a m to Sunset Fruitland Rock Hill Selma Briar Creek. A special Lindale Lone Star run begins about 8 a m. Teachers meet September 9 for instructions.

Ward School Newport Leona Taylor Pleasant Ridge Denver Byrd Hollow Salona Sunset Fruitland Rock Hill Selma Briar Creek Lindale Lone Star Walter B. Alexander

Bowie School Board Debates Taylor School Contraction

The Bowie School Board in a call session on August 28 discussed contracting the Taylor school into Bowie for 1939 40. The board opposed dissolving Taylor schools, arguing it harms the Taylor community and noting Bowie would still operate a Taylor grade school with nine months of schooling.

Bowie Taylor

Community Singers Meeting Postponed to October 1

The Community Singers Convention meeting scheduled for this Sunday is postponed until October 1. The delay is due to the Jack Clay Singing Convention taking place Sunday at Vashti. President Henry Parks says the October meeting will be at the Church of Christ.

Community Singers Convention Jack Clay Vashti Henry Parks The Community Singers Church of Christ

Reynolds Resigns as Bowie Grammar School Principal

Chas A Reynolds resigns as Bowie Grammar School principal to take a post as principal of El Dorado school. His successor will also coach the High School basketball team and Junior High football, with Elmo Barnes planning a fifteen day trip to Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle.

Chas. A. Reynolds el Dorado School Reynolds Elmo Barnes Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Washington

Buckaroo Rodeo Sets Main Attraction at Montague County Fair

The Montague County Fair features the Buckaroo Rodeo and Roundup October 4 6 and 7 at Bowie's Pelham Camp Park arena under lights. Red Lion rodeo stock from Byers Texas will perform with Brahma bulls steers and bucking horses. Co managers Fred Gardner Kenneth Brite Leonard Hawkins and Roger Giles organize events and prize money totals six hundred dollars plus special prizes.

Montague County Bowie Pelham Camp Park Red Lion Southwest Colorado Park Arena Fred Gardner Kenneth Brite Leonard Hawkins Roger Giles Red Lions of Byers Texas United States Pateens

Williams Home Destroyed By Lightning

A severe electrical storm struck Bowie area Saturday night killing a home. The Williams residence near Byrd Hollow was destroyed by fire after a lightning strike. Mr. and Mrs. S L Williams escaped to a storm cellar with only the clothes they wore. The house had housed three sons and two daughters including Roy Williams and S L Williams.

Bowie First National Bank S. L. Williams Byrd Hollow Williams S. Eilliams Roy Williams Tom Williams Wichita Falls Kate Robertson Breckenridge Ruby McGregory

Band Association Program Proves Very Successful

The Cake Walk and a Street dance given here Saturday night under the auspices of the Band Parents Association drew a large crowd and was considered a success. Dr. J. T. Lawson acted as master of ceremonies. Funds realized from the event will be used to purchase needed uniforms for the Band. The committee in charge wishes to thank all those who contributed cakes or assisted in any way to make the program a success.

Band Parents Association J. T. Lawson

Montague County Fair Leases Pelham Camp Park for October Run

The Bowie Fair Board met in a called session with City Council members to lease Pelham Camp Park to the Montague County Fair for this year’s fall fair set for October 4 through 7.

Bowie Pelham Camp Park Montague County

Speake-Meyer Officers to Be Installed Friday

Speake-Meyer Post No. 252 of the American Legion will install officers for the new year at the Fire Hall Friday Sept 1 at 8 o clock. Howard G Hudgins District Commander of the Thir teenth District will oversee the service. Refreshments will follow.

American Legion Howard G. Hudgins Vernon Thirteenth District Jerome P. Kearby, Jr Homer F. McDaniel Everett L. Cloer Newport Charles E. Cox Montague Jimmie Hannon Fruitland William M. Huskey Lon D. Roberson Eoant Elvin Butler Felix A. Taylor J. B. Lewis

Pecos Fire Dept Humor pamphlet circulated locally

A Pecos fire department pamphlet mocking fire alarms circulated in Lubbock and Pecos. It advised drivers to rush to fires with family help, back and forth on streets, and even run over hoses while horns blare. It notes volunteers authored the message applauding the “good old spirit.”

Pecos Central Fire Station Lubbock

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