Methodist Dinner Honors Mr Mood in Bonham
The Rev and Mrs Henry G Wood of Sherman and church leaders honored Mr Mood at a fellowship covered dish dinner in Bonham United Methodist Church Sunday night. Officers reported on the district work as about 75 members attended. A duet record by the Mood couple was played as a surprise tribute.
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Henry G. Wood
Sherman
United Methodist Parts
Fellowship Hall
Bonham United Methodist Church
Bob Bush
First Methodist
Mr Mood
G R Newby
Mood
WSCS Hears Yearly Report at December Church Meeting
The Women's Society of Christian Service of First United Methodist Church heard president Bertha Smith present the year’s report. The meeting included a Christmas party planning, a dress sewing call for choir robes, and devotion on Good Manners from The Miracle of Love. The Call to Prayer and Self Denial day was scheduled for January 23, 1973.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Bertha Smith
WSCS
Henry Mood
Ruth Crowe
Eddie Baggarly
Charles Allens
Miss Smith
Fellowship Hall
Childrens Choir
Mrs Bethel Enjoys California Trip and Plane Flight
Mrs Kenneth Bethel returns from a two week visit in Modesto California with family. She flew both ways and enjoyed the air view overcoming motion sickness. She and relatives toured Santa Cruz and noted high grocery prices. She praises plane travel and recommends it.
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Kenneth Bethel
Modesto
Calif
Calvin Wheat
Raymond Herrington
Bethel
Santa Cruz
Pacific
Leslie Ann Smith Born In Denison Memorial Hospital
A girl named Leslie Ann Smith was born November 30, 1972 at 8:45 p.m. at Denison Memorial hospital weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs Ed Smith of 1238 Island Bayou with grandparents Mr and Mrs W O Smith of Sweetwater and Mr and Mrs E K Green of Oklahoma City. Father is a Bonham attorney.
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Ed Smith
Island Bayou
Leslie Ann
Denison Memorial Hospital
W. O. Smith
Sweetwater
E. K. Green
Oklahoma City
Bonham
Presbyterian WOC Studies Book of Luke
First Presbyterian Women of the Church circles met for Bible study on Luke 4 1 21. The Tempted Lord topic urged understanding sin by Scripture not worldly logic. Circles 1 and 2 held meetings with hostesses Mrs Reid Spivy Jr and Mrs T Williams. prayers, refreshments, and votes to donate to Indian Children’s Home Atoka Oklahoma and Pastor’s Christmas fund.
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First Presbyterian
Jesus
Christ
God
Reid Spivy, Jr
Carpenter Soup
W. L. Tadlock
Spivy
T. Williams
Aubrey McAlister
Circle
Atoka
Okla
Willis Duff
Williams
Robert Lovell
WOC
Camp Fire News Marks Third Year Charter And Badges
Camp Fire group held a ceremonial last week to celebrate its third year. Members received badges for their new charter and plan to sew them on ceremonial jackets indicating the start of the fourth year. Refreshments followed as the scribe Carla Campbell recorded the business meeting and games.
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WeHaveTa Camp Fire
Camp Fire
Carla Campbell
It's A Boy Born to Hall in Sherman Texas
A baby boy named Keith Michael was born to Mr and Mrs Gary Hall at 1 a m on December 6 1972 in Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman Texas. He weighed 8 pounds 17 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Michael Crenshaw of Fort Worth and Mr and Mrs Jack Hall of New Boston. Mrs Hall is the Fannin County home demonstration agent. Montreal Canadiens defenseman Jacques-Laperriere will be out six weeks with a fractured and dislocated right thumb from a collision during a practice session.
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Keith Michael
Gary Hall
Wilson N Jones Hospital
Sherman
Hall
Michael Crenshaw
Fort Worth
Jack Hall
New Boston
Fannin County
Montreal
UPI
Jacques — Laperriere
Montreal Canadiens
Christmas Party for WOW Grove Members
Members of Woodmen Grove 6527 held their annual Christmas covered dish dinner and party at the REA recreational building. Mrs Reba Starkey, president, led the invocation. dinner was served, gifts were distributed from a lit Christmas tree, with attendees including Mrs Starkey, Mrs Henegar, Mrs Burk, Mrs Milton, and others.
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Woodmen Grove
Rea
Reba Starkey
Shea Henegar
Starkey
Luther Todd
Nellie
Margie Durham
Five Defendants Plead Guilty to DWI Charges in County Court
Five defendants waived trial by jury before Judge Choice Moore and pled guilty to driving while intoxicated. Four received $150 fines and costs with 30 day jail terms probated 12 months, while Loyd Edward Scroggins got $150 fine and costs, three days in jail, and license suspension. Names include Jim Junior Manly James Ray Moore Ver nie Junior Taylor James Hulen Deets and Loyd Edward Scroggins.
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Choice Moore
Jim Junior Manly
James Ray Moore
Vernie Junior Taylor
James
Bakersfield Judge Drops Planting Order in Marijuana Case
A Bakersfield judge rescinded a prior order for the sheriff's chemist to plant marijuana seeds after defendants admitted the seeds were marijuana. The move ends a disputed method to prove authenticity in the case.
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Bakersfield
Calif Cup
Court Battle Rages Over Victor Martinez Wilkerson Custody
In Houston a custody hearing centers on Victor Martinez Wilkerson a Mexican American boy who identifies with the black community Fostered by a Mexican American couple the Adamses who seek to adopt him contend the child’s stability would suffer if moved. Pediatric testimony argues against rehoming citing his strong black identity and current stability despite unresolved custody and welfare concerns. The case pauses for a January 16 adoption hearing while questions about the birth mother and welfare support linger.
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Houston
Victor Martinez Wilkerson
Victor
Blanca Azius
Southwest Memorial Hospital
James
Adams
Asos
Adamses
Gene Lege
Harris County
Victor Lepe
Lege
Committee Investigates Kitty Hawk Row In San Diego
A three member House armed services subcommittee begins a probe into the October disorder aboard the USS Kitty Hawk as black sailors clashed with Marines during a Philippines to Vietnam voyage. Twenty one sailors were arrested for rioting, with 46 injured among 4800 crew. NAACP lawyers allege Navy discrimination for not charging white sailors.
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San Diego
Califoupd
Constellation
House Armed Services
Philippines
Vietnam
NAACP
Navy
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