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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1972

Page

3

Christmas Party and Church Dinners Schedule

Calendar lists a Lydia Guild Christmas Party at 7 p.m. in the Church Parlor and a 6 30 p.m. covered dish fellowship dinner at First Christian church fellowship hall with Mrs Glen Hodge Christmas program and Santa. On Sunday December 24 a Christ Mass is set for 10 30 p.m. at the Church of Holy Trinity Episcopal.

First United Methodist Lydia Guild Fellowship Hall First Christian Church Glen Hodge Church of Holy Trinity Episcopal

Bank Directors and Employees Share Two Christmas Dinners

The 16 bank directors and their spouses joined employees and spouses for Christmas dinners in Dallas and at Webb Hill Country Club near Wolfe City. Wives received cutlery gifts as the group enjoyed a steak dinner and candlelit tables. A separate dinner theatre at Grannys in Dallas featured the musical Funny Girl about Fanny Brice.

Dallas Webb Hill Country Club Bank Wolfe City Grannys Radio T. v Fanny Brice

Triple LLL Christmas Luncheon and Toy Drive Report

The Triple LLL club met Tuesday in the Fannin County Coup Assembly room with Don Casteel leading carols and Gene Wolf of Northside Church of Christ delivering a devotional and prayer before a covered dish meal. The gift committee reported toys and clothes purchases for an eight year old boy funded by $10 in donations. Birthdays were noted for several members, with Mrs. Durham and L. C. Durham among those celebrating. Hostesses were Mrs. Durham and Mrs. Clara Stevens. Byron Browne was traded from the Philadelphia Phillies to the St. Louis Cardinals farm system for Keith Lampard of Tulsa.

Don Casteel Gene Wolf Northside Church of Christ Fannin County Coup Edwards Carlton Durham L. C. Durham Rogers Massey Winnie Money Clara Stevens Browne Philadelphia UPI Byron Browne Philadelphia Phils Eugene Ore Keith Lampard St. Louis Cardinals Tulsa

Loyalty Class Christmas Dinner at Seventh and Main Baptist

The Loyalty Sunday School class of Seventh and Main Baptist Church held a Christmas dinner at the home of Mrs. Pauline Stokes. Mrs. Louise McMillan gave the invocation and Mrs. Ethel McElfresh presided and presented a gift to Mrs. Ethel Milstead. Seventeen members and four visitors attended.

Seventh and Main Baptist Church Pauline Stokes Louise McMillan Ethel McElfresh Ethel Milstead Lois Manley

Kitchen Gadget Shower Honors Miss Meade Bride-Elect

Miss Susan Meade, bride-elect of Lanny Bennett of Mount Pleasant, celebrated with a kitchen gadget and rice bag party hosted by Mrs. Derrell Holloway, Miss Nancy Dopson, and Mrs. Archie Dopson at the Dopson home in Bonham. Attendees wore yellow and white, made 12 yellow tule rice bags, and enjoyed sandwiches, cheese balls, cookies, nuts, and pineapple sherbet punch. Mrs. John Meade, the honoree’s mother, attended with classmates ahead of the January 6 wedding.

Susan Meade Lanny Bennett Mount Pleasant Derrell Holloway Greenville Nancy Dopson Archie Dopson Dopson Bonham Miss Meade John Meade

Christmas Dinner Held for The Lumpkins Family

The M. D. Lumpkins family held its annual Christmas dinner on December 17 at the Bonham Golf Club. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lumpkins and daughter Deidre of Bonham, with many relatives from Irving Arlington Saginaw Sulphur Springs and other nearby towns attending or noted as unable to attend.

M. D. Lumpkins Bonham Golf Club Clifford Lumpkins Deidre Bonham Med Lumpkins Gene Lumpkins Irving J. P. Lumpkins Arlington Gene _ Hillen Saginaw David Max Fowler Tammy and

Birthday Greetings For Local Notables In December

The notice lists birthday wishes for Martha Conyers Robert Treadway Helen Price Mike Beatty Mrs WO Harville Mrs John Benesch Mrs Hattie Nichols and C J Leslie, all from a local community page on December. The message highlights community recognition and well wishes from neighbors and friends.

Martha Conyers Robert Treadway Helen Price Mike Beatty WO. Harville John Benesch Hattie Nichols C. J. Leslie

First United Methodist WSCS Holds Christmas Dinner

The WSCS of First United Methodist Church held its annual Christmas covered dish dinner in Fellowship Hall. Grace Jameson gave the invocation, and leaders announced 1973 plans. Members presented life memberships and wrapped gifts for nursing home and shut-in members as guests joined for carols and fellowship.

First United Methodist Womens Society of Christian Service Fellowship Hall LaBelle Kantz Grace Jameson Bertha Smith WSCS G. R. Newby Howard Smith Doc Leatherwood Eddie Baggarty Bub Bush Mr. Bush Ruth Crowe Jenie Adams Essie Hicksang Miss Jameson Jan O'Conner Solinda Sabrina Bell Bull Bell

Christmas Pageant at Bethlehem Baptist Church

Bethlehem Baptist Church presents a four act Christmas pageant titled O Come Let Us Adore Him on Sunday night December 24 at 6 oclock The program includes a children s segment a 5 oclock tree lighting and morning music O Holy Night with Ginger Brooks soloing Reverend E J Rhodes delivers The Message of the Babe

Bethlehem Baptist Church Jesus Vera Ross Gabriel — Melvin Tinniel

Fannin County Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report

Hospital census as of midnight December 19 1972 shows patient counts in residence at Fannin County Hospital with admissions and dismissals reported for the period. Details list current inpatients and movements affecting bed occupancy.

Admissions 12-19 72 Names List

Admissions entries dated December 19 list dozens of individuals with residences in Bonham Leonard Hazelwood and Ravenna among others. Names include Mrs Glenna Polk Sharon Marshall Deborah Johnson O L Butcher Helen Copeland Connie Morris Hiram Darwin Roy Phillips Eula Lackey Edith Smith James Kight Robbie Jones Emma McBeth James Gee Sadie Lewis Clifton Guar Phenis Metheny Queenie Lowe Hade Gardner Nora Gaunce Carolyn Bass Lela Jones Elizabeth Taylor and others.

Glenna Polk Bonham Sharon Marshall Marshall Deborah Johnson Leonard O. L. Butcher Hendrix Okla Helen Copeland Connie Morris Harry Wright C. B. Anderson Ivanhoe Hiram L. Darwin Edrie Felmer Roy Phillips Ravenna Eula Lackey Edith Smith James Kight Robbie Lee Jones Emma J. McBeth Dodd City James E. Gee Telephone William Madden Honey Grove Sadie Lewis Clifton Guar Phenis T. Metheny Queenie Lowe Hade Gardner

Fifth Grade Camp Fire Girls Go Carolling

About 45 fifth grade Camp Fire girls carolled Sunday visiting Seven Oaks Nursing Home the VA hospital and domiciliary and Fairview Nursing Home. They sang Twelve Days of Christmas under director Mrs Denton Jones with group leaders Mrs Glen Isaacs Mrs Pat McRae Mrs Donald Morgan and Mrs W C Estes.

Camp Fire Denton Jones W. Evans Seven Oaks Fairview Nursing Home Glen Isaacs Pat McRae Donald Morgan W. C. Estes

Trinity WMU Bible Study Meeting Report

Trinity Baptist Women gathered with president Mrs James Polk on Tuesday for Bible study and fellowship. Mrs Bill Wilson led the prayer calendar and read Mark 3 7 through 4 34 before closing with prayer. Mrs Pauline Palmer directed the program on Progression of Missions.

Trinity Baptist Women James Polk Bill Wilson Pauline Palmer

Bonham Lighting Contest Continues Through Christmas

The Trowel and Error Garden club lighting contest runs through Christmas Day, December 25, restricted to Bonham residents. Judges have not set a specific viewing time. residents are urged to keep Christmas lights on nightly from 7 to 9 o'clock. Prizes of 35, 25, and 20 dollars go to first, second, and third place.

Car Club Hosts Social at Bonham Golf Club

Mr. and Mrs. David Murray hosted a Red River Valley Car Club gathering at Bonham Golf Club with members and families in attendance. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snodgrass, Greg and Julie, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Turner, all of Bonham.

David Murray Red River Valley Car Club Bonham Golf Club Harris Stephens Bailey Jimmie Smith Jim Cline Jackie Tonya James Vinson Tony Timmy Clyde Gibson Allen Fred Keene Murray Bonham Bill Snodgrass Greg Julie Glenn Turner

Christmas Gift Exchange Among Small Group Members

Mrs Polk and Mrs Buster Holland participated with the program parts along with Mrs Maude Lippford who gave the closing prayer and thanks for refreshments. Seven members and one visitor attended as Mrs Polk served cookies and coffee before the group held a Christmas gift exchange.

Polk Buster Holland Maude Lippford

Bonham Students Use School Lunchrooms Report

Mrs Mabie London reports Bonham schools show strong lunchroom use with 1398 students eating at noon and 286 at breakfast. Top lunch figures include I W Evans 468 and Bailey Inglish 393. Stephenson totals 98 at lunch. high school lunch 251. Both L H Rather and the high school operate snack bars attracting many students.

Bonham Mabie London I. W. Evans Bailey Inglish Stephenson L. H. Rather

Seneca on drunkenness as voluntary madness

The ancient philosopher Seneca declared in the first century A.D. that drunkenness is essentially voluntary madness, framing intemperance as a personal loss of reason rather to a force outside choice.

Seneca A.D

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