The Bowie News (Bowie, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1949 Page: 3 of 18
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APRIL 15, 1949
THE BOWIE NEWS,
BOWIE. TEXAS
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In Seventeen, Charm,
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Bill Hipp from Denton
here over last week-end.
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Apr. 15, 22
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Taylor spent
the wcck-cmj in Wichita Falls
with relatives,
Peggy
Anna
Jimmy
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. BeiTy of
Nocona spent last Sunday in thtp
home of Mrs. J. A. Brite.
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with the Commissioners Court
of Montague County, Texas; pro-
vided, however, that, the Commis-
sioners Court reserves the right
to reject any or all bfds.
. A cashier’s or certified check,
issued by a Texas Bank, pay-
able without recourse to -the or-
der of L. D. Eakman, County
It pays to advertise in the News.
“Buskins’’
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DECORATION AT .
SALONA APRIL 34 > -■}
A decoration service will b*
held at Salpna oq the last Sun-
day in April, which will be April
24. The decoration will begin at
10:00 o’clock, and will be fal-
lowed by a sermon.that morning;
In the afternoon, there will
be an interesting program. Ev-
eryone is urged yto attend, es-
pecially all the “qld-timers." L
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HOW OLD ARE YOUR CHIL-
DREN? See story on Page 3,
Section 2.
CHILDREN’S LACE TRIM PANTIES ’“
—Sizes 1 to 14"— Tea rose, white,
blue or maize—two-bar tricot rayon—
elastic waist and f
legs _._r_______..... 5“C
The successful bidder will be ___
required do enterrtntinr contract WARRANTS, SERIES OF 1948,
~ dated December 1, 1948, bearing
4’4% interest per annum, and
having a maximum maturity
date of 1970, heretofore author-
ized by order of the Commission-
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Nylon Slips
Exquisite long wearing,
quick drying nylon fash-
ions this tailored- slip '
with bias-s'raight non-
ride skirt. - Regular and
taH-lengths in - alz*a - 33--
to 4b.
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color-go-round of summer styles ...
•Very one a notable fashion
in itself . ,. and every
low-priced.
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“CORETTE”
SLIPS
. or fine quality "Bur- —
Mil Supercrepe," with
dainty applique trim on
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mt skirt, in short, regn-
l.ar or long lengths. Mad*
for service as well a*
.-beiuily. .\Vhl>S.—Pink Of___
black. Sizes 33 to’ 4 4. '
Nationally advertised Ln
••Life” magazine.
NEW LOW PRICE
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PETTIS! IPS.
04 Slip)
Matching "Corette" halt
slip with applique cock-
tail slit at bottom, and
fashioned from the sam*
superior quality "Bur-
Mil Supcrerep*.’’ Whit*,
pink . or black. Sizes 24
to -8.
NEW
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The prints are exceptionally beauti-
ful florals and novelties in a vast
array of colors Crepes-In solid col-
ors of navy, black and a host of
lovely pastels . . New fashion
features! Slim flilhouelte. bap, % or
short sleeves, side draped effects,
high or plunging necklines . . . Sizes
___<nr Women, Mimr; :ieil_Juniors— I)
to 15 — 10 to 20—3S to 11 — 14 Va to
,
______Humect*. for every occasion! Fine rayon
crepesc and Imported batistes - in both
pastelsNand white . . . Tailored and
........... ■» styles-,- with—un-
usual neck interest
and face, holding an
important place. Sizes
32 to 38.
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PATSY TOMLINSON
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Palsy. Tofylinson was honored
on her I5tbt lyrthday, Monday,
April 4, with a party at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.
Y. Tomlinson.
Hoslersos wer? Joann Richard-
son and Rcta Middleton. Deli-
cious punch and cake were
served to the following guests:
Dallas spent
■vie visiting •
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niece, Mrs?
Slaughter,
Bowie.
CARD OF THANKS
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We wish tc express our (hanks
to each end every one for the
kind words and sympathy shown
in the death of our father and
brother, P. B.* ChSThbers.' Espe-
cially o'o “We wish to thank the
ones who stayed with him until
the end.
The Family of P. B. Chambers,
Sunset, Texas.
. B'-tty gm- Williams, Virgie C.9W-
was
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ley, .Betty Jean Ellis,
Clark, JanelT fatterson,
Brown, Jane Knight,
Johnson, Billy Neeld, Hershel
Lyons, -Dorra'ti Stump,-. Johnny
Gee, Darrell Thomason, BiJJy
Crabtree, Cecil Byrom, James
Lee Winningham, Kent Henry,
Dale Byron). Page Howard, Mr.
Cowley. ,and Mr. and Mrs. Tom-
linson.
Judge of Montague County, Tex-
as, in the amount of five (5%>
per cent of the amount of the
bid must accompany each bid
as a guarantee that if awarded
the contract the -bidder, will
promptly enten into contract and
execute bonds in the afnount and
in the form required by law.
NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that
it,is the intention of the Commis-.
signers Court of Montague Coun-
ty, tc p5y alUtor a part of the cost
of said load machineby by the
issuance and delivery of not ex-
ceeding ^26,000.00 MONTAGUE
COUNTY ROAD AND BRIDGE
buried, aifd that he rose -again
the third day according to the
scriptures” (I Cor. 15u3, 4). In
order to be saved by the gospej,
we are required to. obey a form
" of the gospel which Is the death,
h'.niul aircj resurrection of Christ
Paul said that the Romans had’
‘‘obeyed from the heart that form
-of doctrine u hich was .delivered
them” (Rom. 6:17). But what did
they do? Verses 2-5 of this chap-
, ter show_that, the;
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l«; Herman
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L. G. Veach, "
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Quis rnberry, ‘
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n°ld, T)jty
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Vilton,1 Mrs.
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t'sm and were raised to walk in
newness of life. Thus, they had
1 obeyed the gospel. ‘‘We are
buried with him -by baptism into
death; that like as Christ was
raised lip from the dead by the
glory of' the Father, .even so we
| also should walk in newness of
lite" (Rom. C:4). You need Christ
* I Will you arroptHim on the terms.__
of the gcspel? —Adv..
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•*< INI)EKELLA'> FROCKS tor Junior Misses 7 to
14-_ Broadcloth, 'Chambrays and. Prints— Gay
colors, iiglit colors, dark colorfl; Q
• combinations.. , .
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"NANE1TE" FROCKS for’ tots sizes 9 mo., 1
year, 18 mo. . . . dainty styles-— Pastel Broad-
cloth or balloon OQ
cloth’r . . — ______.
, (otherk 1.98).
Back to the Bible
Sponsored by Church of Christ
by ROSS DYE
THE - WORLD NEEDS CHRIST
This world is obviously in need
of something. One can scarcely
be aware of the state of things
■y about him without being ap-
palled"” and disturbed and wish-
ing fur some great panac«rthat
would cure the ills ofthis world.
God gave that remedy two* thou-
sand years ago. The gospel, un-
<jhieured and undiluted by men’s
■Jisdom and traditions is indis-,
pensable to world peace and or-
der. The church is commissioned I
to "Go into all the' world, and
preach the gospel to every crea-
ture.” ..... - ■ ,
We like tc boast of our scien-
tific achievements, and there are
___Wany things for which we should,
be justly proud. But let us not
forget that these count for noth-
ing in the sight of God. It is
unfortunate that men become so
"wise in their own conceit” that
they forget things " of foremost
importance. This is why Paul
said, “Not Vnany wise men after
the flesh, not many mighty, not
many noble, are called” (I Cor.
■1:26). 1
In sp’te of the critical condi-
tion of the 'world today,., we are
not pessimistic; we' still believe
there^is. a vzay out. The gospel is
cfill flnrlc1 pnlirnn In Myn ,(P<y>.
1:16). The gospel Jias success-
futty.....withstood ait" “ttii1' w’ttus'.....of
the devil,” It can have no great-
er* obstacles or enemies to over
—come t oday than h^d 7m the-
first century. But it mfast be
preached everywhere as God has
h-th—H— th».. -eerirthne
world is ever saved, it will be
through the divine power and
• simplicity of the gospel as de-1
4ivX ed once for all unto- the j
saints (Jude 3).
If you, as an individual, are
ever saved from sin and death,
it will be through the gospel. It is ;
God’s cnly power to sqvc (Rom.
1:16).--TImm gospel is .the good
—"hews8 that "Christ dIStr~fgr.....OOT
' sins . . : and that he was
CHILDREN'S CREPE' or BATISTE
SLIPS— Sizes 4 to 14—. Tea rose—
embroidery, lace or gQ
ruffle trim..___-______^A*Z> z
IFomen’s
PANTIES
Bu “CARTER'’
Brief-type panties in excel-
Jent quality rayon knit.
Elastic at waist and leg.
Blossom and white. Sizes
5 to 7. -----
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BOY SCOUTS PLAN
FOR SUMMER CAMP
The three Boy Scout troops
Bowie, fostered by First Baptist
Church, American Legion and
Methodist Church, are planning
for the big, annual summer camp
to be held at Camp Perkins;
starting June 7.
Dbnald Bloom of Bowie will
be water front director at th*
camp.
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“GOSSARD”
GIRDLES and
CORSETS
Styles for all figure types—
"Miss (Simplicity” front-
lace, pull-on and zipper-
typo girdles.
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“GOSSARD”
BRA
Satin or fTrolid^lofh in botfi
plain or lace trim. White
■or tea rose, with A, B, G
cups. Complete size ranges
for all figure types.
$150
to 3.50
rangements for the contractor to
dispose of ■ the warrants herein
mentioned at not less than par,
and the contractor’must agree to
deliver the warrants at such price
to thb party with whom the
County has made, such drrange-
L. D. EAJCMAN,
County Judge,,
Mont ague Cuutity,
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
THE STATE OF TEXAS |
COUNTY OF MONTAGUE |
NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN
that the Commissioners Court of
Montague County, Texas, will
receive bids until 10:00 o’clock
A.M., on the 2nd day of May,
1949, at the Courthouse in Mon-
tague, Texas, for the purchase of
the following road machinery:
For or.c or more Motor Graders,
.with or without trade-ins.
For one or more Crawler Type
Tractors, with or without trade-
ins.
8, 1948, being part of a total
authorized issue of $120,000.00.
The ’County will make ar-
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Presbyterian Circle
Meets on April 12 ‘
Circle No. 2 of the First Pres-
byterian Church met in the home
of Mrs. Harry Swafford on Tues-
day, April li, for their regular
meeting. The chairman, Mrs. A.
J. Cone, presided during the
meeting, which opened with a
song and prayer. During the bus-
iness meeting, the circle discussed
plans for the year’s work. Mrs.
W, W. Phllky led the Bible study,
which was a preview of the Gos-
pel of John. The month’s empha-
sis is on "Christian Education,”
and was given by Mrs. John B.
Hunt- The elosing prayer was
given by Mrs. A. W. Chandler.
. Those present, and enjoying
the delicious refreshments were:
Mmes. J. D. Moore, W. W. Phil-
ley, A. W. Chandler, G. O.
Slaughter, John Hunt, R. E.
Mattingly, A. J. Cone, Mrs.
Koehlw, Miss Raylcne Mattingly,
and the hostesses, Mrs. Swafford.
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Colors galory! STHipes galore. Trimfl galore! Ail are
superbly. styled and detailed—hats you d expect to
cost much more! - ' •
Sizes
4 to J
Nationally Advertised! Finely Made! Amazingly Priced!
“BUSKINS” EXCLUSIVELY HERE!
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Trout, H. I. The Bowie News (Bowie, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1949, newspaper, April 15, 1949; Bowie, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1367594/m1/3/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bowie Public Library.