Miss Linda Crawford Weds Rev John Graves in Paris Church
Miss Linda Crawford daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Crawford Sumner married Rev John Thomas Graves son of Mr and Mrs Guy Graves Grand Prairie at First Methodist Paris Sept 7 1957 officiated by Rev John Shuler and Rev G Henry Mood. Attendants included Eleanor Trigg Jones Dallas and James Stallings Bryan. The couple resides Bailey where Graves serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sps
Lucy Melinda Crawford
Paul Crawford
Sumner
John Thomas Graves
Guy Graves
Grand Prairie
John Shuler
G. Henry Mood
First Methodist Church
Troy C. Thompson
John Ed Francis
Eleanor Trigg Jones
Dallas
James M. Stallings
Visiting in Bonham Reflects Local Society Ties
Friends and neighbors visit Bonham area hospitals and homes this week. Notables include Mary Hale a patient at M and S hospital and the Smiths hosting I Smith and Buchanan from Blue Ridge alongside Graves from Louisiana and Moore from Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuter Saddler
Windom
Grove Hill
Leon Bowman
LA Bowman
Mis . A. Keene
Alvin Keene
Birthday Greetings For Local Residents
Mrs Sherwood Cowart Mrs W Gillis William Chaffin David Swann Eula Mae Chaffin Tom Denton receive birthday wishes. VACATION IN OKLAHOMA Mr and Mrs R VY Wood of Boyd 236 return from trip visiting sisters Mrs George O Nealon Hugo and Mrs J A Corvall and niece Mrs Bill Campbell in Ardmore. Mr Wood ministers at White Wright Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Cowart
W Gillis
William Chaffin
David Swann
Eula Mae Chaffin
Tom Denton
Oklahoma
R VY. Wood
Boyd
George O'Nealon Hugo
J A Corvall
Bill Campbell
Ardmore
Sulphur
Wood
Whitewright Church of Christ
Mrs. R. L. Cates Directs Monthly SCS Lesson
Mrs R L Cates directed the Wo mens Society of Christian Service study session at Clark Memorial Methodist Church Monday morning. The lesson titled For All of Life featured talks on Displaced Persons by Mrs Cates, Missionaries in the Philippines by Mrs Ruby Nichols, and Missionaries to Nepal by Mrs Alvros Jones. Frey Brown led opening songs and the business meeting and gave a brief resume of the SCS Seminar at Cooper the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Cates
Women's Society of Christian Service
Clark Memorial Methodist Church
Cates
Ruby Nichols
Philippines
Alvros Jones
Nepal
Frey Brown
SCS
Cooper
Brown
aMtuie Smithey
Kate Estes to Speak at Denison Lions Club
Mrs Kate Reed Estes of Trenton and member of the state textbook selection committee will speak to the Denison Lions club on Wednesday night. She will assist in selecting Texan school textbooks and heads to Austin Friday for a committee meeting. Fred Smart of Denison will display textbooks under review in the lobby of the Joenison hotel during the signa meet Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Reed Estes
Trenton
Denison Lions Club
Estes
Texas
Austin
Fred Smart
Denison
Joenison Hotel
Signa
Miss Thacker Returns From Vacation Visit
Miss Julia Thacker returns from a trip visiting her sister Mrs Cora Davenport and daughter Miss Vinnie Davenport in Winona. She also called on Mr and Mrs Wayne Andrews and family in Grand Prairie with relatives from Oklahoma City Oklahoma including Mr and Mrs Kellows Watson and their children Paul and Carol Sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Julia Thacker
Cora Davenport
Vinnie Davenport
Winona
Wayne Andrews
Grand Prairi
Zecon
Nanie Kirk
Muss Rose Kirk
Kellows Watson
Paul
Carol Sue
Oklahoma City
Okla
Rayburn Guest at Democratic Women Meeting in Fannin County
Speaker Sam Rayburn addressed about thirty attendees at the Democratic Women of Fannin County meeting hosted by Mrs True W Adams. He discussed Congress troubles from the past eight months and touched on the budget socialized medicine and the atom bomb. Mrs Alton Kincade presided and six new members were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Fannin County
True W. Adams
Polly McLarry
Club
Rayburn
Alton Kincade
Sidney Walden
Harry Ital
C H McCleary
R M McCleary
Honey Grove
Ray Edwarde
Edhube
Homer Thompson
Bonham
Wills Duff
Virginia Stocks
James Bybee
Adams Garden
Elaine Bethel Is Honoree for Party
Elaine Bethel is celebrated on her sixth birthday with a party hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Bethel. Guests included Lynn Denny Frank Joe Lelia Steve Carpenter Thelma Jean Steve Phillip Powell Teresa Brenda Steven Melson Delores Bobby Walker and more. Cake and punch followed games directed by the host and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bethel
Elaine
Mrs Bethel
Lynn Denny
Richard
Frank
Joe Lelia
Steve Carpenter
Thelma Jean
Steve
Phillip Powell
Teresa
Brenda
Steven Melson
Delores
Bobby Walker
Lynwood Caldwell
Saundra Curry
Nan Kueckelhan
First Methodist WSCS Luncheon Draws Large Turnout
Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at Fa Singer Hall in the First Methodist Church for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs Dave McNabb and Circle No 1 members led the event with prayer and a devotional. Mrs Earl Jones offered the opening prayer quoting Exodus. Mrs M C C Mhoon introduced Mrs James KGrdles, the promotion secretary, who outlined quadrennial WSCS goals and activities. WSCS president Mrs H W Stevens conducted the business meeting as reports from secretaries and chairmen were presented. About 300 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Fa- Singer Hall
First Methodist Church
Dave McNabb
Cochairman
Circle No 1
Earl Jones
M. CC. Mhoon
James Kgrdles
WSCS
H W Stevens
Watsons Welcome Weekend Guests from California to Ravenna
Recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs 13 M Watson in Ravenna included their son Charles Watson and his California family, plus guests Charles Chambers with daughter, Jerry Veatson with children, and Leon Watson with a daughter, all from nearby states. It was the first reunion in three years for Charlie Watson and his California clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Watson
Ravenna
Charles Watson
Canoga Park Caus
Leon Watson
Arlington
Charles Chambers
Anglr
Jerry Veatson
Irving
Jummy Watson
Laredo
Watsons
Charlies Watson
California
Amatea Stevens
J O. Colvin
Abilene
Gene Colvin
Connelly Air Force Base
Waco
James Day
Nancy Jane
Jimmy
Tyler
Joann Palmer
Carter Reunion Held at Greenville City Park
The seventh annual Carter descendants reunion gathered at Greenville City Park honoring W. A. and Lydia Carter. Notables present included C Roberts of Greenville and Rev W A Carter of Greenville leading a devotional. Attendees hailed from Greenville, Bonham, Wolfe City, Sherman, Fort Worth, Dallas, Lone Oak, Garland, Lancaster, and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Greenville
W. A
Lydia Carter
Lily Cox
M. C. Carter
C Roberts
O L. Jarrell
Bonham
E Cooksey
Dean
Gober
George Carter
Wolfe City
W HE Blanton
Carol
Sherman
Bob Carter
Joyce
Dave Carter
Frank Carter
Fort Worth
Dallas
Lone Oak
Garland Lancaster
Points
Oklahoma
Wiener Roast Planned by First Christian Church Youth
The Young Adult class of the First Christian church will hold a wiener roast at 7 pm Thursday in the north picnic area of Bonham State Park. Class president Mrs Henry Lovelace says the supper honors several members who are college students returning to school this weekend. Teachers for the class include Miss Mary Alice Pritchett Mrs Bill Hogue Thad Finley and Bob Cantrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
North
Bonham State Park
Henry Lovelace
Mary Alice Pritchett
Bill Hogue
Thad Finley
Bob Cantrell
Smiths Attend Lawrence Welle Program in Dallas
Mr and Mrs A J Smith attended the Lawrence Welle program in Dallas Saturday night at the municipal auditorium. Mr and Mrs Joe Lampkin and his brother Dion Lumpkin of Dallas have returned home after visiting with their mother Mira Bertha Lumpkin. Mr and Mrs Probert Bragg returned from Pagosa Springs Colorado, where they spent several weeks vacationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J Smith
Dallas
Municipal Auditorium
Mr O
Mra
Joe Lampkin
Dion Lumpkin
Mira Bertha Lumpkin
Probert Bragg
Pagosa Springs
Cole
Manning Named Historian and Hospital Chairman at Gold Star Chapter
Mrs Manning named historian and hospital chairman of the Cireensville Gold Star Mothers chapter at a recent meeting held at the Liberty Platt City Library. Installation service conducted by Kallas chapter members. The chapter has 28 members. Presbyterians attend fall rally at Camp with Meno Party Presbytery.
Union Leader Promises Labor Clean-Up Drive
AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer William F. Schnitzler said the labor movement will finish the job of purging racketeers and corruption within unions. He asserted stricter ethical standards and stronger unions after a clean-up drive. The remarks were prepared for delivery at the AFL-CIO Transit Workers convention in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio
William F. Schnitzier
Labor
Henine
Sehnitelec
Schnitzler
Mrs Wade New Home Economics Teacher at Bailey High
Mrs Wade has accepted the position as home economics teacher for Bailey High for the 1947 68 term according to superintendent Rogie Winkies Jr. She was formerly the teacher at Gober and will take over immediately succeeding Mrs T K Anderson who moved to Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C Wade
Bailey High School
Rogie Winkies
Bailey Independent School
Wade
Gober
T. K. Anderson
Denison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linda Crawford
Graves
Bailey
New Orlans
Texas Woman's University
Denton
Ueversity of
South Carolina
Texas Wesleyan College
Perkins Schools of Theology
SMU
Kate Estes
Miss Thacker
Swl
Charles W. Will
Heathwesters Life Insurance Company
Elaine Bethel
First Methodist Wscs
HM. Watsons
Hiway
Burnham Tex
Lnst
Mrs. Manning
Meno Part
Camp
Stevens Mas
Gilmont
James Collns
Harry L. Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Wade
Alew
Lone Star Gas Company
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