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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1968
Page
9
Ravenna High School 1928 graduating class to hold 40th reunion at Ravenna Community Center on the night of December 31. Organizers include Mrs. Weldon Doggett Mrs. Don Flair Mrs. Raymond Garrison and Mrs. Bill Curry with invitations sent to the 19 living classmates.
Mulberry Improvement club held a Community Center Christmas event with a supper of sandwiches and hot spiced tea. Mrs. Melissa Bond arranged holly decorations as Rev. Ray Boykin led carols and spoke on Christmas meaning. Talmadge Moore III gave a reading. Darrell Hall read a poem. Carroll Moore played Little Town of Bethlehem. Jimmy Lynn Norris shared a Christmas story. the group sang Jingle Bells and a White Elephant game circulated gifts. A love gift was given to the Boykins.
Clark Memorial United Methodist Church hosted its Couples Class Christmas dinner in the annex on Friday night. Colorful decorations and festive centerpieces set a seasonal scene. Class teachers Mrs. Luciell Ball and assistants Billy Cox and Weldon Nichols received gifts, with special guests including Mr and Mrs Thurman Renfro, Rev J R Welch, and Will Sasser.
Mrs John Lindsey hosted the First United Methodist Youth Fellowship junior high group for a Christmas party after caroling at the VA Center Saturday night. The 16 members and Rev Paul Cardwell enjoyed gag gifts, games, a lit lawn scene, and a holiday indoors with sandwiches cookies candy and punch.
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 of the church are invited to attend.
A child writes to Santa asking for Say it Play It, a mystery date game, a bride dress, View Master films, a record player, a musical teapot, a football suit, an electric football game and boxing gloves. The note closes with thanks and a goodbye.
Peggy Swanson a Business and Economics instructor at El Centro College Dallas was elected Favorite Professor by the Baptist Student Union in a sponsored election. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Eubanks of 308 W Fifth Street. Swanson and other nominees were honored at a luncheon with an orchid and bronze plaque. She holds a bachelor and master from North Texas State University and has three years of doctorate credit.
The notice lists December 24 honorees Renitta Conyers Jan Crossland and Billy Crable. December 25 celebrations include Diana Butler Dona Bell Wheeler Bryan Woods James Thompson Mrs R S May Charlotte Watson and Kenneth Collier.
A brief, unclear fragment references a person named Danny Bush and a brother named Jimmy. No clear event or context is provided to establish a fuller news item. The text lacks dates, places, or organizations.
Ed and Roger Reeves, Jerry Newell and Alan Caldwell from the University of Texas at Arlington are named figures in a UT Arlington context highlighted in the text.
Steve Hembree James Winnett and Keith Hembree from Navarro Junior College take part in the Corsi Cana event. The trio represents their college in a regional competition highlighting local athletics.
A roster of individuals including Mike Kincaid Sue Frairicks Tommy Denney Mike Sisk Tom McDonald Arthur Chaney Mike Caldwell Dennis Holman and others from Medical College of South Carolina Charleston Sheridan junior college Lamar Tech Beaumont and the University of Oklahoma Norman appears in a university led survey or committee listing.
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