The Bowie News (Bowie, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, November 21, 1941 Page: 3 of 8
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116 SOUTH MASON ST. BOWIE. TEXAS.
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you gently through bad
going, and new, broad- •
rim wheels to ease and
steady the ride?
tube drive, extra-strength connecting
rods, oil-cushioned bearings that gm
twice as long under equal loads—
such things mean you’re all set.
for tomorrow and tomorrow, ad
infinitum.
Or suppose the going does get rough
— haven’t you all-coil springs to float
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Feel better? You het! Know it or
not, your chin’s higher already, just
picturing yourself traveling in t o 1 o-.
morrow in this rugged Buick.
Fact is, Buick’s trim looks are only
the outward dress of brawn that’s
the match for as many years as you
want to name.
So head now for your Buick dealer
and a Buick try-out. It’s “first cotn^
first served,” and you wouldn’t
want to miss out getting younfe
now would you?
Cattle, Horses, Mules
Within 20 Miles of Bowie.
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Our auignmant:
Building Pratt & Whitney
ro/rr- in-head aircraft
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Flip the ignition switch, press the
starter treadle, ease in the quiet gears.
What matter if this car
should have to do you
—two or three - times as—long as
usual—it can take it, and keep
on delivering, in that smooth, easy,
heads-up fashion you go for now in
such a big way.
And if it’s a long road ahead, who
cares? That’s a more efficient valve-
in-head under your bonnet, isn’t it?
— and with Compound Carburetion t
to guarantee top power and top range!
You net FIREBALL STRAIGHT-EIGHT VALVE-
IN-HEAD ENGINE, for more power and range.
You get CONFOUND CARBURETION (standard
ontnort models;,* for top economy.
You get OIL-CUSHIONED CRANKSHAFT
PINS AND JOURNALS, for much longer
bearing life.
You get STURDI-LITE CONNECTING RODS,
for greatef strength.
You ger STEPON PARKING BRAKE, for ease
god convenience.
You get BROADRIM WHEELS, for improved ride
and handling.
You get FULLY ADJUSTABLE STEERING POST,
for extra comfort.
CP'666
jaaExuairxsAwt. most mom
mas program. Members of the
instruction class will meet Wed-
nesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. A-
'special Thanksgiving -service will
be held on Thursday. November
27, at 10:30 a.m. The sermon
.subject: 'Thanksgiving Thoughts'
Christian Science Services
’~^Soul and Body" is the sub-
ject of the Lesson-Sermon which
wtll be read in all Churches of
—!*\ Scientist, on Sunday,
November 23.
The’ Golden Text is: “Rejoice
the soul of thy servant: for unto
thee. O Lord, do I lift up my
soul” (Psalms 86:4).
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the- following from the Bible:
“Thou wilt shew me the path,
of life: in thy presence is ful-
ness of joy; at thy right hand
there are pleasures for evermore”
(Psalms 16:11). ■—
The Lesson-Sermon also in- .
TltldeS the following passage from
the Christian Science textbook,
“Science and Health.with Key to
the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker
Eddy: "Soul has infinite resour-
ces with which to bless mankind,
and happiness would be more
readily attained and would be
more secure in our keeping, if
sought in Soul” (page 60).
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Thanksgiving Morning Service
November 23. 1941 •> ..
Prelude—Grace Narramore.
“Serve the Lord With Glad-
ness"—Children’s, Choir. „
Invocation—Rev. Porterfield.
‘‘America, the
Children’s Choir.
Scripture Reading, Psalm 100—
Billie Davenport. .
Story of the First Thanksgiv-
ing—Alfred Narramore.
Solo, “The Lord is My Shep-
herd"—Marion Henning.
First Thanksgiving Proclama-
tion—Jackie Lovette.
“Come Thou Fount of Every
Blessing”—Children’s Choir.
“For What We Give Thanks—
What Shall We Render?”—Thur-
man Parker.
“Come, Thou Almighty King”
—Children’s Quartet, Alfred Nar-
ramore, Norma Grace Narramore,
Jackie Narramore, Jean Lloyd.
Benedictiion, “God Bless Am-
erica.” i
Postlude—Grace Narramore.
Day or Night Phone Bowie
368. 209 E. Wise St
Decatur Soap Works
________J. W. Pearce is
Ba-ket Ball
The Sunset basket ball boys
p)?y*-d Montague Tuesday. Sun-
They also played
■night with a
TARRY MOTOR FREIGHT LINES
• Dependable Transportation Since 1920
Leaves Dallas 10:30 a. m. Fort Worth 12: noon Arrives.
Bowie 2:15 p.m.. Leaves Wichita Falls 1:00 p.m. Ar-
rives Bowie 2:20 p.m. •
Other schedules overnight including Amarillo.
YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED
night against Sunset's
' team. T * . -,.
good game, but were defeated. 1 dress at noon.
Ih.. Cunr.t I.'. 11 Personals
Mrs. Mac Winn visited
Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Kilman
served chicken dinner Tuesday
for his tv o grand-daughters, MJas
Lewis Tester of San Angelo uad
Miss Evelyn Ryan of Bowie.
set won 30-13.
Alvord Friday
42-14 victory.
Davis Party*
May Deli Davis entertained a
group of fellow students in a
“Come One, Come All” party
Wednesday night.. Cool-aid and
cookies wt-re served--for refresh-
ments and various game* were
' played. pveryone had an en-
joyable time.
Those attending were: Evelyn
Oliver, Ione Agn, Billy F
You get BODY BY I _
up to S2 inches wide.
You get WEATHERWAJtDEN vend-heater (standard
on LIMITED models, accessory on other Series)
for conditioned fresh air year. 7
Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Winn in Bowie
Friday. '
Mrs H: S. Dorman of Waxa-
hachie was'here Sunday visiting
.in the home of her mother, Mrs.
H B. Hill.
Mrs. Ida Hastey of Decatur
was here visiting Mr. vand Mrs.
W. P. Armstrong. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Hunter
Visited in the home of Walter
Thompson and sisters . of Pella,
Sunday.
John Armstrong of Electra
was here over the week-end vis-
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. P Armstrong. I’
taught here and is a very cap-
able teacher, now teaching r‘
Electra.
B. F. Ramsdale toolfta load of
calves to Fort Worth Monday.
' Mrs. Helen McDonald, mother
|of Mrs. Sanford Owens, will un-
dergo another-serious operation
at the Baylor hospital in Dallas,
the latter part of this week. Mr s
Owens left Wednesday for Dal- --------- ---— ------- —
las to stay with her mother dur-J minds that we are goinng to give
in^ the operatioin. i the church at our choice our full
TIME FLIES
(We^k of Nov. 20, 1936)
The Bowie -News, successor to be welcome,
the old Bowie Booster, is in its
twentieth year but files are in-
complete and available only
from June 19, 1936, the date the
| News succeeded the Booster un-
. der the ownership of Lum Lov-
| ette and the management of Ed-
gar Edmiston. Therefore, this
, weekly feature' will take yotl
back to the. same .week of five
■ years ago. '•
The Texas Centennial i
at Forestburg was unveiled Sun-,
day . . . Dr. R.. H, Mitchell, vet-1
eran Bowie physician', passed
away . The Saint Jo Panthers
defeated the Jackrabbits 7-6 ....
The Rabbits were to play Pilot
l Point here minus the services of
Cecil Young. . . . The Montague
Dairy Products opened their
doors and madeJttie ■ first cheese
. .the local cotton miir re-
opened . . . Lee Kimbrough,
grocery salesman, was* seriously
injured in a collision with a"
truck . . . Countess Markham | Christ,
was Society: Editor and also
wrote a column, “Bumming
I*’Round The Town.”
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH --
James H. Westbrook, Pastor
Church school 9:45 a.m.
Hunter, superintendent.
Morning worship 11:00 a.m.
Pastor.*
, Wesley Fellowship and Inter-
mediates meeting at 6 p.m. I
Evening worship 7:00 p.m. f
Pastor. . i
If you should get'out of bed
some. morning and find that all
the churches ofr your city had
been moved, and that there was
ho chance for a church to be.
He formerly' built for several years, we won-
r- der if you would continue to
at | live in your city? If the church
I is an instifutioin that is essen-
tial to the development of the
life, of a city, it is then an insti-
tution that is worthy tfic full
support of every citizen of our
■fair city. .Yet - less than 50 per
cent of our citizens attend the
regular services of the church on
i Sunday. Let us make up our
i the .church of our choice our full
support. If you have no choice
I in a church, - we invite you to
attend the services of the First
Methodist church where you will
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Insurance is not an invest-
ment-rit is a responsibility
every man owes to those he
leavi-s‘behind. An additional
responsibility is making sure
that this insurance is used .for
the purpose for which it is
intended. In recent years a
steadily increasing number
of thoughtful men.are taking
advantage of our pre-arrang-
ed funeral plan, providing for
all those /worrisome details
that must tje taxer. Care of.
OWENS & BRUMLEY
The Funeral Home With the
Homelike Atmosphere.
Ll.e Disease Hakes
Hedical History
The- family of W. D. Nabours, |
of Ropesville. Hockley county, |
residents.of this section for many ,
years until they left here 15 years I
ago, made medical history, as ■ the Nabours cases have
the result of a dread disease medical history and ■ their suc-
which afflicted them last winter. [ cessful treatment gave doctors
according to information receiv- valuable information which mtiy
ed by relatives here. ' save many lives in the future.
During the winter Mrs. Ber-1 cl°se-up motion pictures were
man Ray, daughter of Mr. and 'nlacle of the operations as well
Mrs. Nabour, was stricken with ?s Pictures of the afflicted reg-
what- was thought to be yellow i t°ns and they were sent to New
jaundice, later identified as the York .where they will be colored
rare and dreaded idopathic hem |?nd used for instruction purposes
olysis jaundice. In less than a I in medical schools throughout
week a younger daughter. Elva, | d^e country. During, the time
was, stricken and passed away ; they were at Galveston, they
within a short time. A son, Dee, were examined by over 200 doc-
became afflicted and the three itors-
wiTb rushed to a Galveston hos- | After the family was taken to
pital where the disease was iden- ■ the hospital it was found that
tified and their spleens removed another son, • Jay, was afflicted
end they immediately bgan re-1 and he was ‘ operated on also,
covery.- | Mr. Nabours was found to be af-
To explain the term idopathic i flicted buf will not undergo an
hemolysis jaundice,, the term ido- operation for sometime. Medi-
pathic refers to a disease of un-'cal history records' .single cases of I
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St. Peter's Evengelical' Lutheran
• Church
(5 Miles East of Bowie)
Rev. Mitchell Prifogle. Pastor
Sunday school and Bible- Class
for all ages, 9:45 a.m: Divine
worship, 10:30 a.m. The pastor
will speak on “Two Divine Nec-
I essarics in a Purposeful Life.”
_,™vAvlThc children of the church' will
m r I meet in the church Saturday at
i, un- g:3Q to rehearse fOr the Christ-
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passed
the stomach to destroy i of
rpuscles fster ‘than they kj
s/of near Montague was op-
erated on fc*- the same disease !
and is fully recovered. -]
W. L. Nails of Bowie, Route 3, i
is a brother of Mrs. Nabour.
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, Pete Gaid of Tucson, Ariz.
Mrs. Louis Lane returned to*
her home in Shreveport, La..
Saturday. She was accompanied
to Fort Worth by her mother
and sister, Mrs. D. L. Baccus,
and Mrs. W D. Carter.
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“ It Pays To Advertise”
VoUey Ball Graham. Weldon Elrod. Mearl
The Sunset Junior volley ball Youngblood. Orel J. Roberts,
team piaved a winning game Stella White. Billy Jack Agan.
with Alvcrd. Wedr.-sday' noon. Elroy Sisk. Paul Burris. Myrle
Three game- wen- played and Brashear. Wilma White. Janell
the scores for the last game werd White. Author Cummings. Eva
15-13. Tfio-e playing on the GrbaVase, Linniel Harris. Char:,
Junior team wen : Margarette , les Whitaker. » at Kemp, and the
Reid. Janell White. '‘Beatrice ] hosttSs, May Dell Davis.
Whitaker. Chnstell Stuart Jewel Sunset Baptist Church
Dean Hays. Irene Stephenson. The Montague County Baptist
Bonnie Lynn Chambers.- and Workers meeting was held here
Neola Oliver. . Monday. November 17; at the
The Leona volley ball team Baptist church. There was a
played a game here W’ednesday- good attendance and plenty of
Sundct’s amateur: lunch was served. Albert Me-
The Leona girls playgd a i Cleilan of Bowie gave an ad.-
The Sunset mam .volley- ball
team won over Alvord Friday
night in a game played there.
Sunset played in the tournament
held at '.Bellevue.. Friday flight,
Saturday, and .Saturday night..
Valley View forfeited the.game
with Sunset Friday night. In
the games played Saturday.'Sun-
set defeated Midway and' was
defeated by Ringgold. Satur-
day night Sunset defeated Bel-
levue.
. known origin; homolysis, the de- . the disease in a family, but this I
I struction of red corspucles and is the first time on record that
jaundice to the pale yellowish ran entire family'has been af-
1 tint of the skin and .eyes. The ' flicted.
disease is an affliction of the ■ At the same time of the op-
spleen, a small 3 by 4 inch organ 'orations on -the Nabours. a neice
below the stomach to destroy | of Mrs. Nabour. Mattie Bell Ad-
red corpuscles fster 'than they kins /of near Montague
[can be made thus starving the ' • “
! body and bringing death unless
the organ is-removed by surgery.
The cause of the disease is un-
known and • sometimes the di-
sease is fatal before treatment
can be given.
State hospitals have stated that
! the Nabours cases have made
treatment
MUGGS AND SKEETER
SUNSET NEWS
By Dorothy Louise Raines
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1941
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The fitting tribute for iwed ones brings a
heartfelt cbmfort. There is sojace in the ser-
vice that brings back memories.
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we understand. The fitting tribute for those
so dear to you will take-form.
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Campbell, Mark. The Bowie News (Bowie, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, November 21, 1941, newspaper, November 21, 1941; Bowie, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1363833/m1/3/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bowie Public Library.