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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
2
Daily devotional note urging readers to start the day with prayer and conversation with Christ. Mentions Psalm 5 and Matthew 6 to emphasize private prayer. Credits Max Anadon as author of the thought for the day.
Chairman Emanuel Celler of the House Judiciary Committee accuses Barry Goldwater of turning the Supreme Court into a political football. He says the tactic undermines law and order and notes Goldwater's shift from 1962 support of reapportionment rulings to Friday's Chicago speech criticizing the court.
Betty Chapman, 42, is charged with nine violations of a court order by attending Sunday services at First Baptist Church of Mar Vista in July and August. Judge Mclin tyre Fares postponed action on a motion to quash the proceedings, and Chapman remains barred from the church after a prior trial amid church disturbances and alleged derogatory remarks about the minister.
Bondi High School opened with students returning amid busyness and confusion over schedules. Reports note new student Carol Buford, senior Gayle Adcock as a future fashion student, and various activities from Future Homemakers of America to pep rallies. The Warrior football kickoff and senior team farewell highlighted the day.
Review of The Greatest Cattle Drive by Paul Wellman notes the 1866 Texas cattle drive led by Nelson Story from Texas to Montana. It highlights the arduous journey across plains and mountains, Indian conflicts, and the drive’s preservation of authentic Old West history.
Jerry Douglas Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Doug Anderson majors in business administration at East Texas State College and plans a business career while secretly aspiring to be a United States Senator. His hobbies include stamp collecting coin collecting and rebuilding his model A Ford. Born February 38 1947 in Trenton Terry favors the saying Live just one day at a time because there may be no tomorrow.
The Yucaipa California senior Linda Gail Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs G T Anderson lists home economics as her favorite subject and plans to be happy and wealthy. She aims to attend beauty school after graduation and enjoys Future Homemaker activities and library staff roles.
A D Thomason was elected president of the Wolfe City Kiwanis Club for the coming year. Other officers include Tom Rubnett vice president Sidney Wasson treasurer and directors Jom Jones J. T. Woodruff Jim Reavis Charles Engle Gilbert Nelson Ken Austin. Officers assume control in January.
A public hearing on the 1964-65 Honey Grove schools budget will be held at 8 pm Monday in the high school building. Supt D R Dodson said all school patrons are invited to attend and participate in the hearing.
Louis Cassels argues that while America calls itself a nation under God the real problem is the lack of coherent religious instruction in public schools He notes Supreme Court guidance on studying religion and criticizes Protestant and Catholic efforts including released time programs and the limited impact of church based instruction in public schooling
Fragmented OCR reads like stray phrases about tranquilizers, a shared term, and Poootestan leaving Sunday School, with no clear event or names. The readable bits suggest a church or school setting but lack actionable details or a coherent narrative.
Columnist Dick West recalls a friend prescribed tranquilizers who jokes he feels like various vegetables. He catalogs moods as parsnip days and turnip times, noting no connection between taste and feeling, and muses on vivid symptom descriptions.
The 1964 edition marks the 41st issue from the American Radio Relay League and a competing Collins Handbook in its 15th edition. Both volumes cover basics from electricity to setup, with diagrams, photographs, and glossaries for beginners and hobbyists alike. The League guide is essential for practical amateurs while Collins remains a standard reference for the radio hobby.
Sharon Reed was elected senior class president at Sam Rayburn High School for 1964 65 term with officers Bobby Capehart Kathy Daniels Judy Bruce Linda Linscott Linds Bryant and Judy Harrison serving in roles including vice president secretary treasurer reporter parliamentarian and song leader Maurice Jacks named class sponsor.
J F Scott was named president of the Wolfe City Quarterback Club for the current year with Jackie Arnwine as vice president and Jim Reavis as secretary treasurer.
The 1954 Whitewright High School graduates plan a Christmas reunion dance at the American Legion Hall on December 26. The event marks ten years since graduation and will be hosted during the holiday period.
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