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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1966
Page
3
A brief devotional note cites Galatians 4 1 6 and Isaiah 7 14 noting the incarnation and Immanuel prophecy Text mentions a thought for the day praising the spreading of Christ's good news attributed to Charles W Cook of Indiana
Leonard Spl. reports Tobe Gibson, 60N, is recovering from first to third degree burns after a fire damaged his home Sunday night. He is in Room 314 at the Bonham VA Center hospital. the blaze caused only slight property damage.
LADONIA Spl The First Methodist church will present the Living Nativity Scene Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights Performances will be presented at 7 and 8 p m Each night the Rev Walter Lynn leads the program without specifying dates or year
Mr and Mrs. Roy L. Taylor of Ravenna celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on December 23. The couple recall their 1906 wedding, house upgrades, and a life split between farm work and family travels from Texas to Canada. Their family includes son Rupert in Amarillo, daughter in California, and three California grandchildren. Bozo the family dog remains a steady companion.
The annual Christmas party of the Body of Railroad Firemen and Engineers Auxiliary was hosted at Mr. C. R. Covert’s Glen Oaks Road home. Mrs. Covert decorated the house with a festive scene in each room, a silver tree graced with green and red ornaments stood as the centerpiece, and guests enjoyed a covered dish dinner with wheeled candles. Attendees included Mrs. Porter Stansbury who gave the invocation, along with Mrs. Lynwood Lovelace and others.
The pastor, Zimmerman, spoke as spectators were advised to stay in cars if they preferred. The event featured performances lasting about 30 minutes.
Miss Flora Brewer hosted the Windam Home Demonstration club annual Christmas gathering at her Dodd City home. Members enjoyed handmade decorations, punch and cookies, heard the Christmas story, and remembered late member Rosa Mae Payne. Nellie Patton served as Jolly Santa while gifts were distributed from a decorated tree.
Hallmark editors compile a Christmas gallery featuring stories by Van Dyke Anatole France Pearl Buck Faith Baldwin and others. It includes Christmas verses by Pasternak and Langston Hughes plus gospel narratives and depictions by renowned artists. The volume emphasizes reverence beauty and the unforgettably taught lesson of family ties and love.
Mr and Mrs K L Malone entertained a group of friends Thursday night at their home for an 84 party. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Mobley of Greenville Mr and Mrs Clyde Little of Savoy and Mr and Mrs Willis Duff of Bonham. Local attendees included Dr Ernest Nash Mr and Mrs J B Johnson Mr and Mrs Ernest Covington Mr and Mrs Doc Jenkins Mr and Mrs H D Ray Mr and Mrs John Smith and the guest speaker at the meeting.
Honey Grove club members and one guest attended a Thursday noon Christmas party at Mrs. Elizabeth Branson’s home. The program featured a reading by Mrs. J. S. Specy and a solo “On Holy Night” sung by Alma Branderick with accompaniment. Nominating committee members were named during a brief business session led by Mrs. James Dean.
A social gathering featured hostesses Mrs Doss Smith and sisters Renee and Waynetta Hill. A refreshment plate was served to guests, offering light fare and convivial conversation.
The Leonard Choir at First Baptist church Sulphur Springs will stage the Christmas cantata Glory to God on Sunday at 7 p.m. The junior choir assists, with soloists Mrs Sam Ligon soprano Mrs Perry Morris tenor and Joe Myers bass. Mrs Alwyone Golden and Miss Judy Todd accompany on organ and piano.
Leonard Scout troop hosts Family Night Tuesday at the American Legion Hall. Representative James Cole of Greenville will present color slides showing trips taken with the Greenville YMCA.
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