SERVING MONTAGUE COUNTY TEXAS THE BOWIE NEWS © $1 Vol. 98, No. 31 • 2 sections, 20 pages Published without fear or favor since 1922 Saturday, October 3, 2020 Senate race down to two insidenews Springer, Luther to face off weekend edition The election season race with only 164 votes Obituaries - 5A will go on even longer as separating them. No date Your Cards -7A there was no clear major- for the runoff has been ity winner in Tuesday’s announced by Governor Our Community - 10A emergency election for Greg Abbott. Sports - 1-4B, 10B the District 30 Texas Luther took eight of Real Estate - 6B Senate seat. the 14 counties in District Classifieds - 7-9B District 68 Texas Rep. 30 and Springer won six. Drew Springer and Shel- While Luther won more ley Luther, a political counties, Springer had obituaries BPD photo newcomer, will move on the larger margin of the Police discovered 124 grams of methamphetamine during a traffic stop this week. to a runoff election com- vote in Young, Cooke, Bowie: ing out of the six-person See RESULTS 4A Marilyn Garrett, 87 Charles Chancellor, Traffic stop yields large 89 Saint Jo: Judge seeking Carlton Chappell, methamphetamine haul 71 Rowlett: A 30-year-old Vernon said the suspect took her district clerk woman was arrested this phone and wallet, but left The 97th District Court mit a resume is Oct. 9. Phillip Harper, 90 week with more than her purse in the floor of has begun the search for Darden has served as $7,500 of methamphet- the car. a new district clerk to fill district clerk since 2003 inserts amine and ecstasy pills As the officers began the position when long- and announced earlier in her possession, and the inventory of the ve- time clerk Lesia Darden this summer she would may additional charges hicle, Hughes lifted the retires at the end of the retire effective Dec. 31. from possible involve- purse and saw a large year. The clerk has two years ment with area drug traf- clear bag containing clear A job posting was left on her term before ficking. crystals he believed to placed on the county web- the next election. Sgt. Bob Blackburn be methamphetamine. site and the district’s The Montague County said the arrest occurred A smaller clear bag was Rebecca Hulen Facebook page this past Commissioners will soon during an early morning next to it with similar everything in the vehicle week. As per the Texas face a similar job as they traffic stop on Sept. 27 crystals. was hers. Government Code the fill the county clerk’s post quickreads made by Patrol Officer According to the arrest Other items found in district judge names the as Glenda Henson retires Cameron Hughes. The affidavit, when the officer the car included a bag clerk to fill out the term in also effective Dec. 31. She driver was Rebecca Hu- asked Hulen about the containing multi-col- the event of a vacancy. also has two years left. len. After checking her items, she said the car ored pills believed to be The posting states the Henson said she told license, Hughes found nor the purse were hers. MDMA or ecstasy, small applicant shall be at least the court verbally about Hulen’s driver’s license When he showed her the plastic baggies often used 21 years of age and a the retirement, but has Oct. 5 is the deadline had been suspended with bags, she agreed they to package drugs and a resident of the county. not sent a written state- to be registered to vote a previous conviction and looked like meth. glass drug pipe with a The salary of the district ment. She has served in time for the Nov. 3 she was placed under Hulen’s social security piece of what appeared to clerk is $58,692. as county clerk the past election. arrest. card along with digital be meth inside it. While Resumes may be sub- 16 years after being ap- A l l r e g i s t r a t i o n When asked if she scales also were located she was booked into the mitted with references to: pointed in 2006 and has applications must be needed to take anything in the same purse. Hulen city jail, another bag of 97thcoordiantor@gmail. worked for the county 22 in the election office from her vehicle, Hughes then reportedly stated See ARREST 4A com. The deadline to sub- years. no later than 5 p.m. on Oct. 5. The office is in the courthouse annex in Montague. Uncertain if you are Francis calls teaching her ‘calling’ properly registered? V i s i t t h e T e x a s BHS asst. principal moves to administration Secretary of State’s v o t e r i n f o r m a t i o n By BARBARA GREEN Longview, the 29-year- and a sister-in-law who website to check your [email protected] old grew up in Mount is a professor at Baylor status. Go to: sos.state. Tara Francis says Pleasant. She and her University. tx.us/elections/voter. teaching was “a calling,” husband, Bryan, live in Francis began devel- T e x a s d o e s but her career choice Argyle and have two “fur- oping those teaching not provide online was no big surprise com- children.” muscles early. She has registration. An eligible ing from a family full of Background been involved in dance, voter may fill out a voter educators. Francis graduated cheer and gymnastics registration application Francis is the new as- from Louisiana State Uni- since she was two years online, print it and mail sistant principal at Bowie versity in Baton Rouge, old. While in high school it to the voter registrar High School launching LA in May 2013 and in she began coaching and in your county. The her “official” career as an May 2019 completed her teaching competitive and a d d r e s s c a n b e administrator after six master of education in recreational teams of all found at the top of years in the classroom. educational administra- ages at the gym where the online outputted Elizabeth Ward, the tion degree from Angelo she trained. She also v o t e r r e g i s t r a t i o n former assistant prin- State University. taught dance. application. cipal who began in Au- She always knew edu- “Early on I was put M o r e e l e c t i o n gust 2019, moved into cation was her future. into that teaching envi- information is available the freshman/sophomore Her mother retired after ronment at 15. Once in at the county website counselor’s job during the 30 years teaching, her that you are building that at: co.montague.tx.us, summer, creating the grandfather was an as- student/teacher relation- click elections. vacancy. sistant superintendent ship. I watched my mom The enthusiastic Fran- and the other one a coach, with all her students cis is excited about the while her grandmothers and saw it. You don’t new job and moving for- were a librarian and a find many occupations News photo by Barbara Green ward in her adminis- counselor. She also has you feel a real passion Tara Francis, new assistant principal at Bowie High trative career. Born in an aunt who is a teacher See EDUCATOR 4A School, starts a new phase of her career.

2A YO u r MO n t A g u e cO u n t Y Weekend ne w s sO u r c e Oc t O b e r 3, 2020 THE VIEW www.bowienewsonline.com Mo n t a g u e Co u n t y ’s Vo i C e • Le t t e r s • ed i t o r i a L s • Co L u M n s Texas bullet train firm says it’s on fast track Texas’ first- and third- chairman and president and Fort Worth responded look like 100 years from Fine Wine by Friday, largest cities could be in of Texans Against High- to Housers’ requests with now? Oct. 9, at texasfinewine. daily commuting distance Speed Rail. automated emails stating “We are at a crucial com/upcoming-events. from each other via the Closed for that they are “closed for juncture within the his- Each kit is $125 plus tax high-speed Texas Central public’s business business” when it comes tory of the brokerage and includes five bottles Railroad. The U.S. treasury has to the Texas Public Infor- industry that will test of wine, a 1-pound bag of Proponents of the pro- sent $139 billion to the mation Act. the survival of every real raw pecans and a tasting posed bullet train hailed country’s state and local “The exploitability of estate agent ...,” Jason sheet, recipes and other two historic milestones governments in COVID- this system is obvious,” S. Weissman, chief ex- information produced by last week: The Federal 19 relief funds, accord- Housers’ statement said. ecutive officer of Bost the Texas Pecan Board Railroad Administration ing to the Committee for “A city can be open for Realty Advisers, wrote to be used during the released its rules of the a Responsible Federal business with regards in a recent Fast Com- event. road for the project and Government. to new expenditures and pany opinion article. “The “In addition to par- approved the environ- To track this spending policies but closed for real estate agents and ticipating in the tasting, mental review and route in the Lone Star State, a business with regards to brokerages who survive I encourage every Texan for the track between group called Texas Hous- divulging any informa- and thrive in the coming to visit their closest pe- Houston and Dallas. years of work by count- ers has filed public in- tion about these plans.” crunch will be those who can orchard and winery Commuters would be less individuals, affirm- formation requests with The Freedom of In- embrace technology, not to discover what makes able to travel the 240- ing a very thorough and major city and county formation Foundation fight it.” Texas pecans and Texas mile route in less than 90 careful regulatory process governments, seeking of Texas has joined in wines so special,” said minutes on the Japanese- that will make the Texas documentation of new ex- opposing this suspension Pecan pie goes Bob Whitney, executive built train, with depar- Central Railroad the first penditures and policies. of the Public Information with everything director of the Texas Pe- tures every 30 minutes high-speed rail system to “ H o w e v e r , r e c e n t Act and has asked the Texans don’t really can Board. daily during peak periods be implemented in the guidance from Attorney Attorney General’s Office need a special month If $125 is a little too and every hour during United States.” General Ken Paxton has for a clarifying opinion. to remind them to cel- pricey for your taste, in- off-peak periods. Opponents said the eviscerated Texas’ Pub- This old house ebrate pecans or wine, dividual Texas orchards The train, holding project still has a long lic Information Act and The Association of Tex- but October offers some and retailers may be run- about 400 passengers, way to go before final ap- given governments im- as Realtors is celebrating emphasis. ning specials throughout is projected to travel at proval. Texans Against punity to operate without its 100th anniversary in October is specially the month, the Texas speeds of more than 200 High-Speed Rail officials public scrutiny,” Texas 2020. designated for recogniz- Pecan Board suggests. mph. Construction could contend Texas Central is Housers, an advocacy For a little perspec- ing Texans pecans and Share your favorite reci- start as early as next in financial trouble and group supporting afford- tive, the Humble Inde- Texas wine. The Texas pes and wine pairings year. has significant regulatory able housing, said in a pendent School District Pecan Board and Texas on social media by using “This is the moment hurdles to clear. statement. “The guidance reports the price of a new Fine Wine invite people #TexasPecanMonth. we have been working “Texas Central will allows governments to home was $6,296 in 1920. to celebrate by pairing Chris Cobler is a board toward,” said Carlos likely trumpet this deci- ignore public information One hundred years later, the two tastes together member and past presi- Aguilar, chief executive sion as major progress requests if they are oper- the average home price during a virtual tasting dent of the Freedom of officer of Texas Central for its project, but they ating ‘skeleton crews’ and in Humble is $149,794. event. Information Foundation Railroad. The Federal are simply arranging working remotely during What will the price be To participate in this of Texas. He welcomes Railroad Administra- deck chairs on the Titan- the pandemic.” in 2120? And what will tasting, purchase a tast- email at: ccobler@texas- tion approval “represents ic,” said Kyle Workman, San Antonio, Dallas a real estate agent’s job ing kit through Texas press.com. America deserves better Got a comment Presidential debate or concern? Submit your letters to the News at: editor@ or wrestling match? bowienewsonline.com

Sept. 29, 2020, was However, some of the to conduct and present a just another bad day in Guest procedures of the police Presidential debate. 2020. We thought that column must be revamped. We need to see and with Covid-19, unem- Be warned another hear one. We are desper- ployment, and riots in By Dr. Glenn Mollette, debate is coming soon. ate to get this nation back Please include author, columnist the streets of America's Candidates should be together, one people, un- a daytime phone cities it could not get allowed one- and two- der God, united, with worse. It did. crude and ignorant? minute response times to liberty and justice for all. for verification Joe Biden, Donald The Beverly Hillbil- questions and to respond We have to see some of purposes. Trump and Chris Wal- lies had far more class to statements. this in this next debate lace gave us a "show?" than we saw Tuesday At these one and two- and it has to come from we will never forget. night. They may have minute intervals the mi- the moderator, President Our leaders used to been uncouth and back- crophone should auto- Trump and former Vice make us proud. We grew ward but they didn't treat matically be silenced so President Biden. up wanting to emulate people badly. the next candidate can Glenn Mollette is aau- people in high places We've become scary fairly respond with the thor, speaker and col- who inspired us with in how we talk to and same time limits. There umnist. Learn more at: their remarkable lives. treat others in this coun- has to be a fair civil way glennmollette.com. We watched how they try, starting with our conducted themselves, national leadership and communicated and chose media. We have a nation their words wisely with of people who are quick to dignity, diplomacy and give you the middle finger grace. on the highway, honk This doesn't happen their horns at you on the anymore in America. road until you get out of Tuesday's debate was their way and knock you just another plummeting down on the sidewalk example of how badly rather than scoot over and poorly people can and give you some space act in America. Biden to walk by. and Trump are supposed Today, in America, we to be our two best men are name callers. We feel running for the highest entitled to everything ev- office in America. eryone else has without Chis Wallace works working for it. We expect for one of the biggest to be treated with respect networks in the world. and dignity while we act Instead we saw a produc- like buffoons. tion of America's scariest Words and phrases video, Heehaw gone cra- such as "please, thank zy or bigtime wrestling you, excuse me, may I, Covid-19 style. yes ma'am and yes sir," We've been on this have been tossed out track now for too long. of too many windows. The debates have got- Therefore, we are now ten worse and worse. reaping what we sowed. They have been more People feel like they have and more out of control. the right to treat others They have turned into badly because of color or 90 minutes of rudeness, background, while others name calling, hollering feel entitled to destroy and mud throwing. Our and burn down our cit- children are watching ies from Baltimore to and learning. Portland. Where did we lose ci- We have a nation of vility in our nation? Did people who believe they we ever have it? Is this can do anything they just the way America want regardless of how has always been at heart others might be affected. and now we feel free to be This is one reason we who we really are? Rude, can't defund the police. sa T u r d a y , oc T o B e r 3, 2020 www.bowienewsonline.com Th e Bo w i e Ne w s • 3A Pastor Appreciation Month October 2020 “‘And I will give you shepherds after my own heart, who will feed you with knowledge and understanding.” Jeremiah 3:15 ESV

4A • The Bowie News www.bowienewsonline.com Saturday, October 3, 2020 District 30 Texas Senate race results Sheriff hosts ‘Night Out’ event Oct. 6 The staff of the Montague County Sheriff’s office invites local citizens to attend National Night Out from 6-9 p.m. Oct. 6 on the courthouse square near the sheriff’s office. National Night Out is an annual community event designed to promote a close working and trusting relationship between local law enforcement and the communities they service. Sheriff Marshall Thomas said the SO will host its first annual event this year *Results from the Secretary of State’s office. Unofficial until canvassed. and they hope to see everyone attend. “Please join us in our attempts to educate and build Continued From Page 1A connections with the families and youth of our com- munity. This is a no cost event,” said Thomas. Results The evening activities will include food, demonstra- Montague and Jack out on top with 22,135 raised its ugly head in restrictions spread across tions, activities and education. Members of the law Counties. Results are un- votes with Springer at the election sidelining the country. Luther in enforcement communities in Bowie, Nocona and Saint official until canvassed. 21,917. Both are Repub- Springer during the final essence made her cam- Jo have also been invited to participate. Montague County had licans. week after his wife tested paign a referendum on an 18.80 percent turnout Jacob Minter, the lone positive for the virus. He the governor’s handling Continued From Page 1A with 2,577 voters. Democrat on the ticket, immediately went into of the pandemic. There was a strong was third with 14,572 quarantine, but a group of Both candidates have Arrest turnout for the election votes. Chris Watts, for- surrogates and support- worked hard to raise meth was found in her stance four to 200 grams, where there was a little mer mayor of Denton re- ers attended candidate money for this quick bra. first-degree felony; driv- more than a month to ceived 4,284 votes, Craig forums for the Muenster c a m p a i g n . E l e c t i o n Hughes field tested ing while license invalid campaign. There were Carter received 3,413 and man. The Dallas Morning campaign reports show the suspected contraband with previous convic- a total of 68,807 votes Andy Hopper, 2,432. News reported Springer’s Springer’s biggest check and both returned pre- tion, misdemeanor and cast Tuesday across the Springer took Clay, wife, Lydia, had been for $100,000 came from sumptive positive results. a parole violation, state district. Montague, Palo Pinto and hospitalized for a brief Midland oilman Javaid The meth weighed 124 jail felony. Bonds totaled Abbott called the spe- Young Counties, while period, but is recovering Anwar, a large Abbott grams and the MDMA $92,000, and as of Thurs- cial vote on Aug. 23 after Luther took the rest.. It as the quarantine ended campaign contributor. 13.5 grams. day she was in jail. Sen. Pat Fallon, vacated was a hotly contested last weekend. Springer raised about Blackburn said the Blackburn said the his district 68 seat to run race with such a short Luther came to na- $560,000 and he stated estimated street value of police also have been for the 4th Congressional window for the candi- tional attention in May he was proud to have the meth is $7,500. The working with Homeland district replacing former dates to make themselves when she defied the gov- raised more than half a ecstasy pills sell from Security and the Drug U.S. Rep. John Ratcliffe known. Mailboxes were ernor’s shutdown orders million dollars in such a $3-$5 each for an esti- Enforcement Agency in- after he became director filled each day with direct by not closing her beauty short period of time. mated value of $200- vestigating Hulen’s pos- of national intelligence. mail pieces touting the shop and spent two days West Texas oil bil- $250. sible connection with Fallon was selected by good and the bad about in jail. Opposition to lonaires are funding Lu- Hulen was arrested illegal drug trade in this the Texas Republican the two candidates that COVID-19 restrictions ther’s campaign. Midland on complaints of: Manu- area. “We expect to get Party to be on the No- made the runoff. has become an issue in oilman Tim Dunn loaned facture/delivery of a con- more warrants associat- vember ballot for the Springer has served the election. She received the campaign $1 million. trolled substance four to ed with this arrest due to seat. There are two years district 68 since 2013 $500,000 in donations Cisco fracking billion- 400 grams, second-degree possible ties the suspect left on his term. and has been a strong with the help of conser- aire Farris Wilks and his felony; manufacture/de- has with drug traffick- Across all counties in advocate for rural needs vative activists at the wife, Jo Ann, contributed livery of a controlled sub- ing,” said Blackburn. District 30, Luther came and concerns. COVID-19 time as protests against $100,000. Educator Continued From Page 1A Nominate a top for, where you are really ter in the students. High School. She was lines. They found some fall landscape helping people. I experi- As for a teaching phi- able to get a lot of real land at Argyle and their ence that in teaching. It losophy, Francis follows life experience as she also jobs were both conve- The Bowie News is extending the Yard of the Month is a calling for sure,” ex- the “student-driven” continued as a teacher. nient commutes. Francis for an October outing. The fall award will go to a resi- plained the educator. model where its about Francis and her hus- laughs they love snow dence with a fall theme. This can be anything from Along with the cheer student-centered class- band lived in the middle skiing, so they have al- scarecrows to colorful flower beds. and dance, Francis also rooms not just teachers of the Metroplex in Bed- ways said if they could Email your yard nominations to: editor@bowie- worked as a veterinary lecturing. ford, but when she began shave a little time off that newsonline.com. Deadline to submit a name is Oct. assistant and at one point “We want students to looking for an adminis- drive to Santa Fe or Taos, 23 with the winner announced Oct. 28. considered medicine or drive the learning, take trative position location that would be great. veterinary medicine. ownership, be engaged was a big factor. They The couple is enjoying While she chose teaching, and invested in what had grown tired of city the peaceful area and she stuck with the more they are learning. You life and wanted some their dogs love running in difficult animal science become more of a facilita- land of their own. the countryside. Francis degree in the event she tor. You want the kids to Bryan works at Love also is settling in to her wanted to possibly teach be able to ask questions Field as a pilot instruc- new role at Bowie High in that area. and lead conversations. tor for Southwest Air- School. As Francis moved into That is what I have done college she continued ex- all my career regardless ploring the many options, of subject,” said the new but around her junior principal. Census count and senior year, teaching While Francis knew became the choice. administration would be “I felt like that was in her future, she had no deadline Oct. 5 where I was suppose to timeline. It was her prin- Earlier this week the United States Secretary of be,” exclaims the assis- cipal at Keller Middle Commerce decided to extend the deadline for the U.S. tant principal. School who approached Census to Oct. 5. Career her about educational The overall census response rate is a record high of Francis’ first teach- leadership. more than 98 percent, but response rates vary widely ing job was at Sulphur “My principal told me among certain areas and states. Springs Middle School, she was impressed with The national average self-response rate is 66.6 where she taught eighth my communication skills percent as of Sept. 30 with follow-up visits making up grade history January- in and out of the class- the rest. The Texas’ rate is 62.4 percent, Montague June 2014. She recalls room. She said this is County is 55.2 percent, Bowie at 61.4 percent and that first day in the class- where I needed to go and Nocona, 61.2 percent. room was exciting and took me under her wing Self-response does not include data gathered by while Mount Pleasant that first year. I was census workers visiting neighbors to follow up on was a rival of Sulphur, able to do some informal residences where no response was recorded. she found a supportive interning, so I was lucky. The states with the highest self-response rates staff. I started my master’s are West Virginia at 99.9 percent, plus Puerto Rico, In July 2014 she moved degree the next year,” Idaho, Hawaii and Maine, all with rates higher than to South Hills High explains Francis. 99 percent. School in Fort Worth, Going into administra- More information on completing your census or to where she created and tion is a big change for make sure you are counted visit the census website directed the school’s first any teacher. Francis says at: 2020census.gov. dance department. She one or the other is not coached the varsity dance better, it’s just different. Answer to the Sept. 26 puzzle and cheer teams. “It is no longer about After three years she just the students assigned moved to Keller Middle to me or one piece of cur- School as a teacher, cheer riculum,” said Francis. coach and administrative “It’s about all the kids on intern. She taught eighth campus and their lives, grade science, coached personal and academic. the seventh and eighth That is what drives me. It grade cheer teams and is my passion, just taking fulfilled various campus care of our kids. You also administrative responsi- are taking care of the staff bilities. and community. That Francis enjoyed shar- is the big reason I don’t ing her dance and cheer necessarily regret leav- experience with the stu- ing the classroom, that’s dents pointing to the ath- the big difference.” leticism, self-discipline, From July 2019 until team dynamic and work her move to Bowie High, ethic they both entail, as Francis was assistant well as building charac- principal intern at Keller See answer in the Oct. 10 edition sa T u r d a y , oc T o B e r 3, 2020 www.bowienewsonline.com Th e Bo w i e Ne w s • 5A OBITUARIES ObituAries Archived At bOwienewsOnline.cOm Marilyn Garrett Charles Ishmul Chancellor January 8, 1933 - September 22, 2020 June 17, 1931 - September 28, 2020 BOWIE - Marilyn Garrett, BOWIE - Charles Ishmul Chancellor, 89, died Sept. 87, passed away on Sept. 22, 28, 2020 in Bowie, TX. 2020 and those who have the A funeral service was at 1 p.m. on Oct. 2 in the hope of heaven know we will chapel of the White Family Funeral Home in Bowie meet again. with Chaplains Joe Veracruz and Robert Holguin of- Courtesy photo A private burial was Oct. 2 ficiating. The burial followed at Alvord Cemetery in Jim Stevens to speak at CTAA meeting. at Charlie Cemetery, Charlie. Alvord. The family received friends from 6 to 8 p.m. on A memorial will be in Alberta Oct. 1 at the White Family Funeral Home in Bowie. in the summer of 2021. Chancellor was born June 17, 1931 in Electra to CTAA to hear Earl and Freda Erickson’s Charles Arthur and Edna Bell (Taylor) Chancellor. second child, a honey-haired He graduated from Alvord High School in 1949. He girl they named Marilyn, was born on Jan. 8, 1933. joined the United States Army in 1951, serving his Marilyn grew up with her family in a log cabin her country as a sergeant during the Korean War. He photo speaker father built along the North Saskatchewan River, was discharged in 1954 and was awarded medals for outside of Stony Plain, Alberta, Canada. Her people his service. Chancellor then completed fire school nda The Chisholm Trail 35 millimeter cameras, were hardy immigrants and settlers, whose unafraid, worked as an engine driver for the Dallas Fire De- Art Association will have Stevens has worked with creative outlook also served her well as she established partment, retiring in 1981 after 25 years. He worked its monthly meeting Oct. it all. homes for her family across the globe while follow- as a delivery driver for Summers Electric Company 8 in the Chisholm Trail Stevens loves teach- ing her husband’s work. Marilyn met her handsome until age 62. Room at the Wellington ing and helping others Texan, Jim Garrett. He changed her life in the best, He is preceded in death by his parents, children, Bank in Bowie. discover what photogra- most adventuresome way, while she was working in a Cathy Chancellor and Michael Chancellor and broth- Doors will open at 5:30 phy is all about. He has movie theater in Edmonton. They lived in love for 64 ers W.J. Stark, Ray Chancellor, Lonnie Chancellor p.m. and the meeting will taught at the university years before Jim’s passing in 2017. Despite living in and Crawford Stark. begin promptly at 6 p.m. level for over ten years an era that railed against it, Marilyn was unashamed He is survived by his daughter, Carrie Creager, Anyone is welcome to at- and continues to be of and confident in her calling as she relished running a Waxahachie; sons, Matthew Chancellor and Mark tend two of our meetings help to past present and well-managed home and raising her children. Chancellor both of Bowie; sisters, Estelle Watts, before joining our group. future students. Whether Throughout her life, and in spite of distance, her Rosemary Miller and Margaret Anderson, Decatur; CTAA member Jim Stevens is teaching a be- elder sister, Gwen, remained Marilyn’s best friend. four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren and Stevens, will give the pro- ginner photographer or Their relationship was warm, loving and constant numerous nieces and nephews. gram for the Oct. 8 meet- an expert, taking a stu- until a recent stroke took her sister’s ability to com- Arrangements entrusted to the White Family Fu- ing at the Wellington’s dent’s work to the next municate. Having filled each other’s cup with love neral Home of Bowie. State Bank in Bowie. The level is his goal. and laughter so many times before, nothing of value doors open at 5:30 p.m. During his time as a was truly lost. Those who knew Marilyn best, and and the meeting begins at professor, he found that those that will miss her most, will attest that her Phillip “Phil” Carvel Harper 6 p.m. Stevens attended portfolios and printing reserved surface was only a thin disguise to a wonder- July 14, 1930 - September 21, 2020 Brooks Institute of pho- are wonderful ways to ful, quirky and truly big personality that endeared ROWLETT - Phillip tography and science for build knowledge and help her to many. Carvel Harper, 90, Rowl- both his undergraduate look back at how a pho- Marilyn was predeceased by her husband, Jim and ett, TX passed away on and graduate degree pro- tographer has improved. her parents. Sept. 21, 2020. grams. After obtaining Photography isn’t just She is survived by her son, Tim and wife, Ruth, The funeral service will his formal education and about traveling to great Wichita Falls; daughter, Jamie, Garland; step-son, be at 2 p.m. on Oct. 4 receiving his master’s in places to take pictures; Jim and wife, Janet, Norman, OK; sister, Gwen and at Eastridge Church of photography, Stevens it’s about being able to husband, Jim Awid, Beaumont, Alberta; brother, Neil Christ 670 N. Stodghill decided to open up his know how to take those and wife Nadine, Parkland County Alberta; grandson, Rd. Rockwall. very own portrait studio pictures and what can be Aaron, Wichita Falls; nephews, Brad and his family, Phil was born in Electra in Houston. done different to progress Israel; niece, Glenda, Edmonton, Alberta and Nathan to Paul and Mary Harper From large format film over time. and his family, Saskatchewan and niece, Elizabeth on July 14, 1930. He grew cameras to medium and Myers and her family, Parkland County Alberta. up in Bowie and attended A special, love-filled, thank you is owed to Marilyn’s Bowie High School. His lifelong career was in the heroes, ladies with beautiful and patient souls who automotive repair business. Senior menu set enabled Marilyn to continue living life to her fullest He is preceded in death by his parents, Paul and during those difficult later years - Lisa Sharber, owie,B Mary Harper, Bowie. The Bowie Senior • Oct. 19: Hamburger, Gayla Mattix, Sunset and Kim Rollins, Garland. He is survived by his brother, Tim Harper and Citizen’s Center staff lettuce and tomato, sweet Your fond remembrances are enough; but, if you wife, Sandra, Springtown; sisters, Loretta Mattix, announced the October potato fries, baked beans wish to make a donation in her memory, Marilyn’s Brownwood and Jane Slade both of Bowie; sons, Tony Meals on Wheels menu. and pineapple cake favorite charities included: Shriner’s Hospital of Dal- Harper, Bowie, Stephen Harper and wife, Laura, • Oct. 20: Chicken las, Happy Hill Farm in Granbury and Cal Farley’s Benbrook; daughters, Denise and Judy; stepson, • Oct. 5: Chicken al a- tenders, vegetable rice, in Amarillo. Christopher Schuyler and wife, Bri, Rowlett. king, rice, mixed veggies, sugar snap peas, egg roll Paid publication Phil loved life, people and good times. We will all spinach salad, wheat and tapioca pudding miss him very much. roll and chocolate chip • Oct. 21: Baked po- Paid publication cookie tato chili, cheese, broc- 316 S. • Oct. 6: Meatloaf, but- coli, baked cinnamon and Bridge St. tered macaroni, winter apples Henrietta, TX All obituaries are archived at: veggie blend, roll and • Oct. 22: Chicken bowienewsonline.com applesauce Parmesan, spaghetti, (940) 538-4395 Submit obituaries to: • Oct. 7: Ham, pinto green beans, garlic bread [email protected] beans, spinach, corn- and banana www.davisfuneralhome.net bread and mixed fruit • Oct. 23: Fish, pinto cup beans, oven fries, hush- • Oct. 8: Chicken fried puppies and strawberry Carlton Turner Chappell steak, gravy, mashed po- cake December 13, 1949 - September 15, 2020 tatoes, okra and tomato, • Oct. 26: Pork chops, SAINT JO - Carlton Turner Chappell, 71, died on biscuit and apricots black-eyed peas, spinach, Sept. 15, 2020 in Saint Jo. • Oct. 9: Fish, black- cornbread and cookie The family is respecting his wishes to not have eyed peas, coleslaw, • Oct. 27: Rigatoni formal services. hush-puppies and fruit with meatsauce, lima Chappell was born on Dec. 13, 1949 in Seymour to cobbler beans, tossed salad, gar- Glen and Winnie (Martin) Chappell. He graduated • Oct. 12: Closed lic bread and mandarin from Alamosa High School in Alamosa, CO in 1968 • Oct. 13: Baked chick- orange cake and joined the United States Air Force. In 1972, he en, biscuit, peas, pickled • Oct. 28: Beef stew, married Marian Strain. In 1982, he moved his family beets and cake brussel sprouts, corn- to Saint Jo to learn the art and craft of boot-making • Oct. 14: Red beans bread, orange pineapple from his father and opened his own boot shop. and rice, oven fried okra, cup and custard Chappell was preceded in death by his parents. colelaw, cornbread and • Oct. 29: Chicken faji- He is survived by his wife, Marian; daughters, vanilla pudding tas, fajita veggies, chuck- Melanie, Pilot Point and Julie, Saint Jo; sister, • Oct. 15: Lasagna, wagon corn, Spanish rice, Nelda Hopkins, Margaret; brothers, Melvin Chappell, salad, Italian dressing, tortilla and fruit cocktail Gautier, MS, Paul Chappell, Blackfoot, ID and John garlic toast and brownie cake Chappell, Vernon; nine grandchildren and numerous • Oct. 16: Fish on a • Oct. 30: Fish scan- nieces and nephews. bun, lettuce, pickle, tar- dia, potatoes, cole slaw, tar sauce, potato wedges, cornbread and peach corn salad and peaches shortcake

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(Left) Charley Lanier portrayed Uncle Joe Harris during the Ringgold Cemetery Tombstone Tour on Sept. 26. (Middle) Jim Campbell portrayed his Great Great Grandfather Alexander B. Broren. (Right) Marjorie Hess was Myrtle Mae McBride. Tombstone Tour reveals Ringgold cemetery history Max Brown organized the Tombstone Tour event along with the Monague County historical commu- nity. Brown represented Bruce Jones, and although he is not buried there he helped to raise money for the cemetery. Bruce worked with the Louisiana Hayride and Southernmaid Donuts and Elvis Presley sang a jingle for him. This was Elvis’ only advertising. Calvin and his brother Ray both represented fam- ily members. Calvin was Great Grandfather Calvin Cornelous Hughes and Ray spoke for Delbert D. Doss. The town of Ringglold was moved to its present loca- tion from Doss. Charley Lanier was Joseph “Uncle Joe” Harris. He was the founder of Ringgold. Marjorie Hess was Myrtle Mae McBride Wilson, mother of Gene Wilson. Gene was quite the eccentric. Jim Campbell represented his Great Great Grandfa- ther Alexander B. Broren, Courtesy photos Funds raised during the Tombstone Tours go to the (Left) Max Brown portrayed Bruce Jones. (Right) Calvin Durham represented his great grandfather Calvin Cornelous Montague County Cemetery Preservation Board which Hughes. His brother Ray spoke for Delbert D. Doss. works with the county historical commission. . County debates FEMA extension

By BARBARA GREEN and four have completed the county move forward lion. Mark has $300,000 circumstances and what years, but a lot of circum- [email protected] all their projects. Precinct and they thought they turned in and he has has been done so far. stances come up such as The Montague County two had 32 small and one had offered some options been waiting two or three “Dig deep and show another big rain. Lanier’s Commissioner’s Court large project, while four in February to help it months to be paid. We the color of why after five report shows Darden has met with officials from had 28 small and no large move forward. O’Neal can’t spend it, if we don’t years it has not been done done significant work Federal Emergency Man- projects. Precinct two had said they discussed con- have it. How long are you and is being worked on on more than half of the agement Agency, Texas 79 roads damaged and tracting work and the pro- going to let us hold on? now,” said O’Neal. remaining large projects Department of Emer- four had 49 roads dam- cess to “forward money,” We may need to rework Several of the officials and started on the others gency Management and aged. getting a portion of a large and prioritize,” said Lang- agreed within five years which could be submitted Cohn Reznick Tuesday to Precincts three and project reimbursed before ford. there has to have been to the program. discuss a disaster relief one received the most it is all done. Joey Gallo of Cohn work done just to make In precinct three four fund extension damage. Precinct three is “When we left we Reznick which is coordi- the roads in questions of the remaining large While the commission- 48.78 percent completed, thought everyone un- nating the submission of passable or routine main- projects have seen no ers have made progress, 23.71 percent have been derstood a way to move claims, said the advance tenance. They said some work, while one is at 94 the upfront costs of the started but are not com- ahead, but we are still money timeline lapsed of the routine work may percent and another at larger projects have de- plete and 27.51 percent here with projects not since the work is past the have impacted the scope 14 percent. layed them to the point are not started. The pre- done,” said O’Neal. deadline of Nov. 19, 2019. of the remaining large Langford added pre- they are pushing up cinct had 24 small and Commissioner Bob He said Murphey’s reim- projects, but was not re- cinct budgets are for against a possible fund- eight large projects. The Langford said they all bursement is in the final ported as FEMA work. routine maintenance so ing stoppage. FEMA or precinct had 83 roads did some contract work process and was sent out O’Neal said if they can anything extra has to be TDEM have not specifi- damaged. for hauling, but Commis- before the end date. Two match the work to the planned. He pointed out cally named an endpoint, Precinct one has 34 sioner Mark Murphey others were declined. project it may count to- no FEMA money came in but with the damage oc- small and 11 large proj- looked into the 75/75 for- There was a question ward them being done. until 16-18 months into curring five years ago it ects and reports 40.18 ward program he was told raised if the last request Melinda Dunn, R6 Re- that time period. is expected that will come percent have been com- the county did not quali- for a new extension had covery, said there has “We would be ship- soon. A similar meeting pleted with 59.82 percent fy. Murphey was absent been submitted. One of to be a determination if wrecked without FEMA took place in February. started, but not complete. Wednesday recovering the CR officials said it was any work has been done or CERTZ, but we can’t Through FEMA disas- The precinct had 99 roads from a surgery, but asked not submitted, possibly or not. borrow money to speed ter relief the county was damaged. Langford to pass along his delayed by the COVID-19 Photos were taken five this up,” said Langford. allocated $13,137,353.79 The small projects re- information. shutdown. years ago and it needs to Dunn said her informa- for a total of 138 road ceived reimbursement Commissioner Roy Langford countered he be redocumented now if tion shows 44 projects re- projects. Of that amount, quickly with a 30 to 90 Darden who experienced understood it was sub- work has been done even main open and she urged 118 were classified as day turnaround, how- some of the most sig- mitted because there is routine maintenance. the county to go through small projects and 20 ever, the larger projects, nificant damage and has an email trail, and the “I will need justifica- the list and turn in any were large. It is a 75 some ranging between some of the larger projects county also has received tion through photos, af- that were complete im- percent FEMA/25 per- $433,190 to $564,255, said they also were told reimbursements after the fidavits and explanations mediately. cent county match for the had to be paid for upfront they could not break out November deadline. of why the work has not Lanier countered his funds. with reimbursement to the large projects into Kelsie Newman of been done. What do they information shows all but Back in late May Char- follow. smaller ones to get earlier Cohn Reznick said the look like now? I will ana- 19 are complete and they ley Lanier was named the The original timeframe reimbursement. extension submission was lyze it and made a rec- need to go through them FEMA grant coordinator for FEMA funds was 18 He added his FEMA sent back for revisions ommendation to FEMA,” all to check their status replacing W.R. Tucker months with TDEM au- money also had County and not returned. said Dunn. and if any partial work who resigned for health thorized to review any Transpsortation Infra- Gallo said at this point She continued they also has been done. reasons. Lanier told the requests for extension structure Funds money there are two paths: Lo- need a construction time- “The ones that are done group he has been trying which come in six-month deducted from FEMA cate any expenses in- line of three to six months need a work completion to catch up and get com- increments. money as he saw more curred on any projects as she anticipates no more date. Ones not at 100 pleted work turned in as Montague County has than $1 million in deduc- where partial work was than six months in exten- percent need documenta- quickly as possible. received five six-month tions. done and then provide in- sion will be granted and tion on the status, and Lanier offered a report extensions with the final Langford said one of formation to justify where added “each month that justification. The big proj- on the overall work that one running out Nov. 19, the biggest problems is there has been a delay goes by is harder to justify ect may not be done but has been completed. 2019. The groups have this road work is being and show a path forward why nothing has been something has been done Overall project totals, been going back and forth done through the precinct to when it may be done. done, offer any extenuat- or residents on that road 61.51 percent completed, ever since. budgets not through any Newman added it is ing circumstances.” would have been unhappy 30.50 percent partially Colleen O’Neal, unit loans. up to the county to “paint Darden said he has with nothing. That needs complete and 7.99 percent chief region five of TDEM, “We don’t have the the color to the story” worked steadily on FEMA to be documented,” said not started. 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A scarecrow contest was added to Chicken & Bread Days Heritage Festival activities this year. Businesses and groups were asked to create one for their interest. (Left) Yellow Rose Vapor’s cowboy, (Middle) City of Bowie Fire Department’s firefighter scarecrow and (Right) Thrift Angels’ fall display.

(Left) Henry Insurance’s scarecrow catches the wind; (Middle) H&R Block’s colorful scarecrows. (Right) True Health and Fitness’s fall decor.

(Left) Home Again created a family of colorful scarecrows. (Middle) Bowie Animal Shelter’s display complete with doggy. (Right) Fall colors of the festival.

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Lo c a L • Na t i o N a L • co L L e g e Le a g u e s • Yo u t h • cL u b s sportsblitz High School October 3 Volleyball 10 a.m., Prairie Valley vs Gold-Burg 11 a.m., Nocona vs Henrietta October 6 Volleyball 5 p.m., Saint Jo @Alvord 5 p.m., Forestburg @Chico 6 p.m., Gold-Burg vs Petrolia 6:30 p.m., Nocona vs City View October 7 Cross Country Seymour Invitational Stephenville Meet Muenster Meet Midway Meet October 9 Football 7:30 p.m., Bowie vs Peaster 7:30 p.m., Nocona vs Callisburg (Homecoming) 7:30 p.m., Saint Jo @Bryson 7:30 p.m., Gold-Burg @Benjamin Forestburg TBA Volleyball 4:30 p.m., Saint Jo vs Lindsay 4:30 p.m., Forestburg vs Alvord 6 p.m., Bowie @Henrietta

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Photo by Diana Higgins Cowboys Bowie’s Jayci Logan led the Lady Rabbits with 12 kills in their straight sets win against Breckinridge at home on Tuesday night. Oct. 4 vs Cleveland 12 p.m. Oct. 11 Lady Rabbits easily win 3-0 vs New York 3:25 p.m. By JORDAN NEAL in the back row. Henrietta to play at 6 was against Breckin- teams that played the inbrief [email protected] Neely Price led the p.m. on Oct. 6. ridge went well for the other. The white team The Bowie Lady Rab- team with 25 assists and Junior high A teams. won in three sets. bits closed out the first three service aces. Lexi The Bowie Junior The eighth grade A There were good serves TPWD office round of district play on Kirkham led the team High teams hosted Par- team won with scores of from Kinsley Moreno reopens Tuesday at home with with four blocks. adise and Breckinridge 25-20 and 25-23. Johns and Jaidyn Owen. Good a win against Breckin- The win ends the first on Sept. 26 and Monday led the team with seven hustle came from Laci Texas Parks and ridge. round of district play. night. service aces and Hadley Goodwin and Caysen Wildlife Department The Lady Rabbits took The Lady Rabbits three Against Paradise, both Morris had a team high Latham. Law Enforcement of- it to the winless in district losses against Holliday, eighth grade teams strug- five kills. The seventh fice locations have now Lady Buckaroos, winning Nocona and Henrietta all gled. The eighth grade A grade A team won with Varsity reopened to the public. in straight sets. came against teams that team lost with scores of sets scores of 25-11 and Bowie vs Breckinridge Appointments are no Bowie won the first finished above them in 25-15 and 25-15. Harlei 25-21. 25-14, 25-10, 25-22 longer required, except two sets by quite the the district standings. Hudson led the team with The eighth grade B Individual statistics: Jay- at the Austin Headquar- margin and little drama Whichever team wins three service aces and team lost both sets by the ci Logan 12 kill, 5 digs, ters. with scores of 25-14 and between Nocona and Cailyn Johns had two narrowest margins 25-23 1 ace, 1 assist; Taygon Offices will be open 25-10. Henrietta should only be blocks and one kill. and 26-24. Jones 10 kills, 14 digs, 2 during regular business The third set was a one game above Bowie in The eighth grade B Sage Gossett led the aces, 2 assists, 1 block; hours, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. bit more competitive as the standings. team lost with scores of team with seven ser- Lexi Kirkham 3 kills, 4 Monday through Fri- Breckinridge was not While fourth place is 25-3 and 25-6. vice aces and Tessa Bur- blocks, 6 digs, 1 assist; day. willing to just roll over for still a playoff appear- The seventh grade A khardt led the team with Neely Price 25 assists, 12 Per the Centers for the Lady Rabbits. Still, ance, if the Lady Rabbits team came away with three kills. digs, 3 kills, 3 aces; Gracie Disease Control and Bowie closed the set well want to avoid playing a a win with set scores of The seventh grade B Duke 1 kill, 1 block, 1 dig; Prevention recommen- to win 25-22. district champion in the 25-22 and 25-15. team lost with set scores Olivia Gill 1 kill, 1 block, 2 dations, along with lo- Jayci Logan led the bi-district round they Unfortunately, the of 25-21 and 25-12. digs; Anahi Perez 2 digs, cal ordinances, offices team with 12 kills. Tay- will be working on trying seventh grade B team With Bowie having so 1 kill; Julia Witt 4 digs, 1 will implement social gon Jones was second to move up in the stand- lost with set scores of 25- many players, the sev- ace; Halle Duvall 3 digs, distancing measures with 10 kills while lead- ings. 16 and 25-17. enth grade was also split 1 assist, 1 ace; Hannah that will keep custom- ing the team with 14 digs Bowie next travels to Monday’s matches up into white and maroon Love 2 digs, 1 ace ers and employees six feet apart. Customers will not be allowed to congre- gate in office lobbies Saint Jo beats Forestburg 3-0 or in open areas and may be asked to wait By JORDAN NEAL for Saint Jo as it won outside or in their ve- [email protected] 25-12. hicles should an office The Saint Jo Lady The Lady Horns tried become too crowded Panthers beat rival For- to summon the energy to and social distancing estburg at home on senior mount a comeback, but it cannot be practiced ef- night Tuesday to close was not meant to be that fectively. out the first round of dis- night. The Lady Panthers Masks, or face cov- trict play. continued to play solid erings, must be worn by The Lady Panthers volleyball. the general public and won in straight sets Forestburg was maybe TPWD employees. against the Lady Horns, trying a bit too hard that In areas where glass winning their third night. The team equaled windows or dividers straight game against the amount of kills it had are not already utilized, 1A competition. with hitting errors as plexiglass barriers will Saint Jo got out to a its players willed them- be in place. lead early 7-3. Forestburg selves to put just a little had trouble summon- bit more on some shots to ing consistent enough try and put pressure on contactus offense to make up any Saint Jo’s defense. margin while the Lady The Lady Panthers Panthers stayed consis- made few mistakes as tent throughout the first they rolled on to win the set, winning 25-15. third set 25-9 to win the The second set was not match and give their four much better for the Lady seniors a happy senior News photo by Jordan Neal Horns as Saint Jo’s lead night. Saint Jo celebrates a service ace with the team flying around like a plane in a circle. quickly grew to double- Hannah Reyling led Bowie News Sports digits. Saint Jo with nine kills kills overall. “I was worried we we remained control of 200 Walnut St., Forestburg made the and Shaden Johnson was Coach Charlie Hamil- would play a different our side.” (940) 872-2247 Lady Panthers work second with five kills. ton thought her team did type of ball, but I think With three straight Fax: (940) 872-4812 for the majority of their Kaitline Harris led a good job of not letting we did a fine job,” Ham- wins against the only [email protected] points with long rallies, the team with six assists. the Lady Horns get many ilton said. “There were other 1A teams in the www.bowienewsonline.com but a good attack at the Kayden Skidmore added cheap points while play- some kinks that will al- district, the Lady Pan- net usually ended them five assists and three ing solid overall. ways happen, but I think See VOLLEYBALL 3B

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A Titus County game The man was arrested warden caught three men for criminal trespass and fishing on Lake Welsh evading arrest or deten- without fishing licenses. tion, and booked into the One of the subjects Bexar County Jail. gave a false name and Creeping on critters date of birth, refusing to Two game wardens cooperate in providing were conducting night his identity and even patrols in Kimble County requested an ambulance where several reports of because he was so upset. possible night road hunt- After the ambulance ing had been occurring. arrived, he refused trans- The wardens had been port and gave the EMT’s sitting in their location a different date of birth for about 10 minutes when he signed the re- when they heard the first fusal for transport. of multiple gunshots and The man was arrested saw a group of people Courtesy photo and transported to the Ti- spotlighting. The Prairie Valley boy’s team finished second at its hosted meet on Wednesday. tus County Jail for failure With the use of night to identify and no fishing vision goggles, the war- license. dens located the indi- At the jail, his real viduals and made contact Prairie Valley hosted meet name and date of birth with them. was located and found The 11 individuals had to have been previously permission to be on the challenges area runners issued a citation in 2009 property they were hunt- by the same warden for ing on, but all were from By JORDAN NEAL five runners for the team was a good change of pace Emily Carpenter, Prairie no fishing license. out of state and did not [email protected] included Hailey Winkler for his team to experi- Valley, 19:19; 21. Cirsten Citations were issued possess a valid Texas Prairie Valley had its finishing 11th, Karagan ence. Allen, Bellevue, 19:58; 22. to the man for no fishing hunting license. cross country meet on Ritchie finishing 14th, The Bellevue girl’s Maddy Yeargin, Prairie license and for failure The individuals had Wednesday with more Brianna Harris finishing team runner Sky-Lar Valley, 20:18; 23. Veronica to identify, and he was shot several jack rabbits, than 50 area high school 15th and Emily Carpen- Embry finished third Gutierrez, 20:19; 24. Kasi released. raccoons and other non- runners competing in- ter finishing 20th. overall with a time of Phillips, Prairie Valley, Fishing for trouble game animals. cluding Saint Jo and Bel- Coach Jeannie Carpen- 14:18. Grace Martin was 20:41; 25. Randi Gilleland, Several Bexar County The wardens issued levue. ter knew the times would not far behind in fifth Prairie Valley, 21:03 game wardens were pa- 11 citations for hunting The Saint Jo boy’s not be a factor since the place while Austin Ford trolling Calaveras Lake non-game animals with- team finished ahead of course was much harder, and Cirsten Allen fin- Boys when they stopped an out a valid Texas hunting the host team in first but she was proud of how ished 13th and 21st. 2. Kile Thurman, Saint Jo, unregistered vessel. license. place while the Prairie her girls ran considering The Eagles top runner 18:49; 4. Collin Thomas, The operator said he Axis denied Valley girls finished sec- all of them had played was Jayson Gill who fin- Saint Jo, 19:21; 5. Tyler was only test driving the An Edwards County ond overall. The rest of a volleyball match the ished 13th with at time of Winkler, Prairie Valley, boat, but later revealed game warden and a Real the schools did not have night before. 21:55. Teammate Kason 19:22; 9. Josh Vogel, Saint he was fishing and had County game warden five runners to compete The Prairie Valley Roper, Josh Benson and Jo, 20:55; 10. Michael purchased a one-day fish- had been investigating as teams. Bulldogs finished second Leland Sims finished Cole, Prairie Valley, 21:08; ing license. an individual for several The Panthers were led overall as Tyler Winkler 19-21. 12. Noble Koelzer, Saint After a short investi- weeks for hunting from a by Kile Thurman who finished fifth overall with Jo, 21:54; 13. Jayson gation, it was discovered public roadway. finished second overall a time of 19:22. Girls Gill, Bellevue, 21:55; 16. that he was wanted for One day, a landowner with a time of 18:49. His Michael Cole joined 3. Sky-Lar Embry, Bel- Konner Ritchie, Prairie felony warrants by the called in a suspicious ve- teammates Collin Thom- him in the top 10 finish- levue, 14:18; 5. Grace Valley, 23:53; 17. Isaac Bexar County Sheriff’s hicle driving very slowly as (fourth), Josh Bogel ing 10th. Konner Ritchie Martin, Bellevue, 14:41; Yeargin, Prairie Valley, Office. so the Edwards County (ninth), Noble Koelzer and Isaac Yeargin fin- 8. Molly Gilleland, Prairie 24:25; 19. Kason Roper, The operator was ar- game warden responded (12th) and Brice Durham ished 16th and 17th while Valley, 15:38; 11. Hailey Bellevue, 24:55; 20. Josh rested, transported, and to the call from several (23rd) all combined to Aydan Sampson finished Winkler, Prairie Valley, Benson, Bellevue, 25:35; booked into the Bexar miles away. come ahead overall. 22nd to round out the 16:15; 13. Austin Ford, 21. Leland Sims, Bellevue, County Jail. While in-route he re- The Lady Bulldogs team. Bellevue, 17:39; 14. Kara- 25:36; 22. Aydan Samp- Be one with the tree ceived a second call say- had Molly Gilleland fin- Coach Seth Stephens gan Ritchie, Prairie Valley, son, Prairie Valley, 26:49; A Bexar County game ing the individuals were ish eighth overall with thought the challenging 18:07; 15. Brianna Harris, 23. Brice Durham, Saint warden was patrolling seen taking an axis deer a time of 15:38. The top terrain and steep inclines Prairie Valley, 18:24; 20. Jo, 27:33 the property around Ca- from the public road for laveras Lake where ac- themselves. cess is restricted when The individuals were two subjects were caught apprehended and con- trespassing on power fessed. Montague Lady Eagles win plant property. Multiple charges have When the warden been filed and cases are The Montague Lady identified himself as law pending. Eagles traveled to Gold- enforcement, the pair fled Oh, crap(pie) Burg for volleyball Mon- into the brush. Two Travis County day night. One surrendered and game wardens were pa- Montague won in two came back to the road- trolling Decker Lake sets with set scores 25-15, way, so they were cited when they encountered 25-16. and released. two different groups of Outstanding stats from The other could not men fishing with cast the match include Kay- be located because of the nets from boats and jet gan Stone leading the thickness of the brush skis. team with 10 kills. there. Upon further investi- Railey Martin led the The warden called gation, the game wardens team with four digs in the for backup and a sec- found both groups in pos- back row and six service ond Bexar County game session of multiple game aces. warden came to assist in fish including bass and Tinley Cable had four the search for the other crappie. assists and Aubree Klein- trespasser. The wardens took pos- hans led the team with six The wardens searched session of the fish and assists. the brush for about an donated them to a family Montague moves to 7-0 hour and found the sub- on the shore. and will travel to Lindsay ject hiding behind a mes- Multiple citations and on Oct. 5 to play their 7th Courtesy photo quite tree waiting for a civil restitution are pend- and 8th grade teams. Montague seventh grader Ava Johnson passes the ball to a teammate. vehicle to pick him up. ing. MSU finishes second Midwestern State Uni- A&M-Commerce, Texas countable performances. veristy shook off the rust A&M-Kingsville and Tex- The Mustangs next to claim a second-place as A&M International competed in the West showing in the Dallas competed with fewer than Texas A&M Buffalo Stam- Baptist XC Opener Sept. five competitors. pede on Friday, Oct. 9 at 25 at Lynn Creek Park. Meet host Dallas Bap- The Range in Canyon. Senior Amerhyst Woolf tist landed a perfect score continued an impressive of 15 to claim the team ti- string as the Mustangs’ tle as the Patriots pushed front runner placing 13th eight of the first nine with a 5K time of 19:39.1. runners across the fin- The Las Cruces, N.M. ish line led by individual native produced her 17th winner Marissa Insinna, team countable in 18 ca- who clocked a time of reer meets . 18:09.3. Midwestern amassed MSU senior Mercy Ye- 94 points to edge fel- rmo placed 21st as the low Lone Star Confer- Mustangs’ No. 2 finisher ence member Oklahoma with a time of 20:35.9, Christian’s 103-point while senior Katie Till output. The Eagles were (20:52.1/24th), sopho- followed by Arkansas- more Christyn Smith Fort Smith (138), UT (21:12.3/27th) and ju- Tyler (140) and Jackson- nior Michelle Estrada ville College (200). Texas (21:17.9) also turned in sa T u r d a y , oc T o B e r 3, 2020 www.bowienewsonline.com Th e Bo w i e Ne w s • 3B indian homecoming 2020 October 9 • 7:30 p.m. • Jack crain Stadium nocona indians vs Callisburg wildcats

The 2020 Nocona Indians are: Trent Sappington, Ricky Contreras, Cesar Gutierrez, Ian Hostettoer, Vinny Patel, Dorian Ellis, Michael Wetmore, Trey Pepper, Adrian Diaz, Jerome Travis, Colton Russell, Bodie Davis, Landon Wilson, Ethan Six, Tanner Cunningham, Kameron Shafer, Arthur Weatherread, Alessandro Rico, Alan Gonzalez, Charlie Hilton, JR Partney, Nick Longoria and Sam Davis.

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Saint Jo volleyball senior Hannah Reyling was escorted Saint Jo volleyball senior Kassidy Pitman was escorted Saint Jo volleyball senior Jacqueline Hanna was escorted by Chris and Ashley Reyling. by Jeff Pitman and Heather Hacker. by Jennifer Hanna.

Photos by J.J. Johnson Courtesy photos Saint Jo volleyball senior Kaitline Harris was escorted Gold-Burg senior Taylor Lyons was escorted by Paul Gold-Burg senior Ashlynn Smith was escorted by by Scott Harris and Connie Hill. Lyons and Lori Black. Chancey Boone. Volleyball Continued From Page 1B thers put themselves in played pretty well, just had 11 straight serves. Valley’s gym. with 13 assists. ter,” Carpenter said. “De- good position heading some mental errors and It was not all just serv- Prairie Valley Coach Jeannie Car- spite the loss, this was into the second round. not exactly the best team ing the ball though. Set- The Prairie Valley penter did not think her a great game to have to With some good confi- effort got us behind.” ters Contreras and Tay- Lady Bulldogs lost to the team played its best, but prepare us for the up- dence built up, Hamilton The Lady Horns did lor Lyons stepped up with always tough 2A Archer with some 1A teams next coming 1A games next thinks her team has a not win a game the first their coverage and ran City at home Tuesday to play, she is feeling good week.” chance to maybe steal time through district, but the offense in transition. night. where her team is. One is soon as Prairie a match against one of Hayes expects his team Ashlyn Brown’s presence The Lady Bulldogs lost “We made a lot of un- Valley hosts a rematch the 2A schools this time will compete better the at the net caused damage in straight sets, but the forced errors, but in the against Gold-Burg at 10 around. second time around. all night. second set was as close as end they were just bet- a.m. on Oct. 3. Faith Moore led For- Saint Jo next plays at The win was impor- any set could be. The set estburg with six kills and Alvord at 5 p.m. on Oct. tant because the team scores were 25-11, 25-23 two service aces. Katie 6. Forestburg travels to has a rematch against and 25-12. Willett had a team high Chico to play at 5 p.m. Prairie Valley, a team Emily Carpenter led nine assists and Keeleigh on Oct. 6. that beat the Lady Bears the team with seven kills Burnam had eight digs. Gold-Burg a little more than a week while Molly Gilleland The Lady Horns big- The Gold-Burg Bears ago. was right behind her gest strength, their won on senior night Tues- The game tips off at 10 with five kills. Veronica service games, did not day while picking up a.m. on Oct. 3 at Prairie Gutierrez led the team produce like they usu- a district win against ally hope to totaling five Harrold. aces. The Lady Bears won Coach Cori Hayes in straight sets with set says the team is working scores of 25-9, 25-22 and through a new defensive 25-14. scheme at the moment. Gold-Burg did a lot of “We are not necessari- damage serving the ball. ly running anything new, Sadie Whitaker had a run but just trying to learn a of 13 straight serves. Sis- new efficient way to do ter Shadie Whitaker had it,” Hayes said. “Other a streak of nine serves. than that, I thought we Setter Kelly Contreras sa T u r d a y , oc T o B e r 3, 2020 www.bowienewsonline.com Th e Bo w i e Ne w s • 5B Bee stings hurt pets

The summer season home remedies aren’t a their area. They should offers many opportuni- good idea for pets, and also be wary of wasp ties for pets and their a veterinarian should be nests and yellow jacket owners to get outside consulted before admin- burrows, which can be a and enjoy nature. These istering any medications source of multiple stings adventures can provide to your pet. With prompt if a pet gets too close. wonderful enrichment treatment, the majority “A single sting is usu- opportunities, but bloom- of stings can be managed, ally not a big deal, but ing flowers, gardening even if a pet is allergic. multiple stings can be and spending more time “Pets that have facial life-threatening and po- outdoors can increase a swelling, severe itch- tentially have long-term pet’s exposure to stinging ing, hives, vomiting, di- complications,” she said. insects. arrhea and or collapse “Keep pets from inves- Dr. Christine Rutter, a after a sting could be tigating under porches/ clinical assistant profes- allergic to stings,” Rutter houses, in the shrubbery, sor and emergency and said. “It is uncommon for outbuildings or known critical care specialist at pets to have repeat epi- locations of nests/hives.” the Texas Agricultural sodes of life-threatening For pets with a known and Mechanical College reactions after stings, severe allergy to stings, of Texas, says pet own- but it does happen.” Rutter says that there ers may not always know Rutter says pets are usu- are therapies available to when their animal has ally stung on their face desensitize them to insect been stung by an insect, or a paw, but that stings venom. If your pet has as bees are the only in- may occur anywhere. more than one severe re- sect that actually leaves “Most stings are iso- action to an insect sting, stingers behind. lated and the result of an she recommends address- “A common sign that over-curious pet annoy- ing the issue with your an owner can use to iden- ing a stinging insect that veterinarian to see what tify a sting is that a pet was previously minding options are best to protect may have an acute lame- its own business,” she your furry friend. ness/pain or cry out for said. “Keeping control of Though insect stings an unknown reason while your pet and supervising are never pleasant, for outside,” Rutter said. them when outside is pets or humans, prompt The Bowie Animal Shelter is full and there are some great animals in need of loving “Sometimes pets will key, but it’s easier said veterinary care can mini- homes. The shelter is open Monday to Friday 7 a.m.- 4 p.m. and on Saturday 9:30 have pain on their face, than done. Many stings mize the effects of insect a.m.-2 p.m. You can reach Willy during the week at 940-841-1425. paws or areas that may (even for supervised pets) stings and ensure your appear swollen. These aren’t witnessed.” pet has a safe and pleas- signs can occur immedi- Owners outside with ant experience with the ately after or within a few their pets should keep great outdoors. hours of a sting.” an eye out for foraging Stories can be found If an owner suspects bees on flowers, swarms at: vetmed.tamu.edu/ their animal has been of bees and beehives, news/pet-talk/ Sugges- stung, they should imme- especially if Africanized tions for future topics diately seek emergency bees, a more aggressive may be directed to edi- veterinary care. Most version of the European [email protected]. topical medications and honeybee, are present in Visiting in Vashti news By BRUCE SPECHT ing work supporting the to keep some semblance Hello friends. graduates of Bellevue of normal life and met The saying for the with scholarship funds. our financial obligations week is: “Those who bring You can send any dona- without waiting for a sunshine to the lives of tion to Kathy Gregory check from the govern- others cannot keep it at 601 W. Wichita St., ment. from themselves.” Henrietta or to WFACF We may have had Well, the golf course 2400 Kell Blvd. Suite damage from the storms is gone and the yard is 100, Wichita Falls. As earlier this summer but beginning to have that President Marsha Han- with professional help, groomed appearance that son was correct in stat- we have been able to put we all hope to achieve. ing, “It’s always a great our property back into The first step this time day to be an Eagle, so fly shape and move forward. that needed attention Eagles and soar above Life has thrown a lot at was using the drag on the rest.” us this past year but we the tractor to fill in all the Shelley and I enjoyed have endured and grown rough areas created by celebrating our eighth as a couple. That is all the hogs in their elusive wedding anniversary on I can ask and I am so hunt for grubs or Johnson Tuesday with very lit- blessed to have Shelley grass. I completed that tle fanfare. Not that we as my wife. Just needed and got the parts for the didn’t want to but it was to share that with all of mower in Decatur on a bit impractical with all you as well. Tuesday. that she has been under In your prayers this With a little elbow the gun to get completed week please remem- grease, it was back run- at work. We did manage ber Dane Lancaster, ning and I could begin to get in a meal on Sat- Gary Ferguson, Jeffrey The Easy Street Animal Shelter in Saint Jo has a lot of great animals in need of a to attack the yard. My urday in Wichita Falls Padgett, Ava Lawson, loving home like this sweet baby. For more information on adopting or helping the schedule interrupted me which just so happens Josie Wise, Earnest Per- shelter keep its gates open call Denise at 940-613-6865. a little and it was Friday to be where we enjoyed kins, Grover Watkins, before I could put my our first date nine years Sue Phillips, Wanda plans into motion. That ago. Molsbee, Trey Spivey, said it is looking worlds A lot has happened JoAnn Spivey, B.J. Tate, better and with the cooler in those years but it has Garrett Nunn and Phil- Pet of temperatures in the fore- been a wonderful adven- lip Lawson. Also please cast this week, success is ture for both of us. We remember to keep Matt within my grasp. count our blessings every Hanson and all those I received a letter from day. This year as things from our area actively the Week Teresa Davis with the ex- have been so disruptive serving in the military at Bellevue students group for so many, it has been this time. that announced the can- even more obvious to Remember to pray celation of the 2020 Re- us how blessed we are. for our leaders as they union. They do plan on Where others have had make difficult decisions trying again on June 12, to quarantine themselves to best guide our country 2021. we have been considered through these troubling If you can; please do- essential and have not times. Especially keep nate to the group as they missed a day of employ- those serving in our vari- continue to do outstand- ment. We have been able ous law enforcement. TEEA learns preparedness

The Bowie Texas Ex- was Wanda Davis. should be included in a tension Education Asso- Melanie Potter, Mon- survival kit. ciation lub met at 2 p.m. tague County agent for The Community Proj- on Sept. 15, 2020 in the family and consumer ect Co-chair persons Luthern church fellow- sciences, presented the Sandy Owens and Robin ship hall. program on emergency Bowling took 30 items of President Kathy Mc- preparedness. There can food and $20 cash to the Peters called the meet- be three types of emer- Bowie Mission for the ing to order. Pledges gencies: Natural, acci- month of August. were made to the United dental and terrorism. Refreshments were States and Texas flags. Six things to consider served by Kathy McPe- Roll call was answered are escape routes, family ters and Genine Ring- by Robin Bowling, Liz communication, special staff. Bower, Kay Holloway, Jo needs, pet care, vital re- The club welcomes Kleinhans, Jo McDonald, cords and home prepara- new members. If inter- Kathy McPeters, Lois tion. ested call Robin Bowl- Neese, Sandy Owens, She showed the mem- ing at: 872-3929, Kathy Melanie Potter, Genine bers what they should McPeters at: 366-4062 Ringstaff, Sheila Schi- include in their disaster or any member, The club Lucky Paws Animal Shelter in Nocona has a large variety of animals in need of their dler, Carla Whitaker and kits and gave out hand- meets the third Tuesday fur-ever home. Call 940-825-6345, visit www.noconaluckypaws.com or check out the Julie Browning. Guest outs listing what items of each month. Facebook page.

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Saint Jo libero Kassidy Pitman directs a pass towards her teammate. Forestburg’s Keeleigh Burnam dives for a ball to keep it in play for the Lady Horns.

News photos by Jordan Neal Shaden Johnson goes up for a spike as she got five kills for the Lady Panthers. Lady Horn libero Rebeca Sanchez bumps the ball up to start off the offense.