Students honored by classmates for Good Citizenship
Students receive Good Citizenship honors for a six week period and stand beside the Good Citizenship Tree listing the qualities used to select them.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1968
Page
3
Students receive Good Citizenship honors for a six week period and stand beside the Good Citizenship Tree listing the qualities used to select them.
Mrs Hubert Eaton spearheads the 49th reunion of Ravenna High School class of 1928 to be held at the Ravenna Community Center on December 31. Local organizers include Mrs Weldon Dogpett Mrs Don Frair Mrs Raymond Garrison and Mrs Bill Curry with invitations sent to 19 living members.
Mulberry Improvement club held a Christmas party at the Community Center with a supper of sandwiches and hot spiced tea. Mrs Menssa Bond arranged holly centerpieces, Rev. Ray Boykin led carols and spoke on Christmas meaning, and Talmadge Moore III read a Christmas piece. Darrell Hall read a poem, carrot Moore performed, and Jimmy Lynn Norris told a Jesus story as the group sang carols. Harold and Mrs Walker narrated a White Elephant gift game with gifts traded until kept.
The Clark Memorial United Methodist Church Couples Class held its annual Christmas dinner in the church annex on Friday night. Colorful decorations, white tablecloths, evergreen center runners, and Christmas baubles set a festive scene. The class honored teacher Mrs Lucie Ball and assistants Bul ly Cox and Weldon Nichols with gifts. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Thurman Renfro Rev and Mrs J R Welch and Will Sasser.
Junior MYF members of the First United Methodist Youth Fellowship attended a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. John Lindsey at 312 Glen Quir Road after a caroling program at the VA Center on Saturday night. The group sang to VA Center members and staff, then enjoyed games, lighted lawn decor, and a supper of sandwiches cookies and punch with pastors Rev Cardwell and his wife as guests.
The Christmas Eucharist will be celebrated at the Church of the Holy Trinity located at West Seventh and Star streets at 1 p.m. tonight. All members and friends are invited to attend.
A written note from a nine year old girl and a five year old boy asks Santa for gifts to improve behavior. She seeks Say it play it, mystery date game, bride dress, View Master films, a record player, and a musical teapot. He asks for a football suit, an electric football game, and boxing gloves.
Peggy Swanson, business and economics instructor at El Centro College Dallas, was voted Favorite Professor by the Baptist Student Union. She and other nominees were honored at an awards luncheon, receiving an orchid and bronze plaque. Swanson holds bachelor and master degrees from North Texas State University and has three years of doctoral work.
Local birthday listings honor Renitta Conyers Jan Crossland Billy Crable on December 24 and Diana Butler Dona Bell Wheeler Bryan Woods James Thompson Mrs R S May Charlotte Watson Kenneth Collier on December 25.
A brief personal message mentions Danny Bush and his brother Jimmy, signed as a friendly note from a close acquaintance. No additional context or events are provided in the readable text.
Ed and Roger Reeves join Jerry Newell and Alan Caldwell from the University of Texas at Arlington in a collaborative effort. The quartet represents UT Arlington on a regional project.
Steve Hembree James Winnit and Keith Hembree from Navarro junior college headline the Corsi Cana meet. The trio highlights a regional track and field showcase with strong performances in multiple events.
Special education students under Mrs. Moss and Mrs. Coldron craft doll beds and doll house tables as Christmas gifts. Danny Moss, who has vision impairment from birth, demonstrates a doll bed while others hold handmade items. several named students and supporting adults from Medical College of South Carolina, Sheridan College, Lamar Tech, and the University of Oklahoma appear in the caption.
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