Wedding of Elizabeth McDonald and F O Bartlett Johnson
Mary Elizabeth McDonald became the bride of F O Bartlett Johnson in a Sunday ceremony at her parents home in Fort Worth. The Rev. Bert P. Yread officiated as Elizabeth wore a cloud white marquisette wedding gown with seed pearl embellishments. Miss Frances Richards of Dallas was maid of honor and Pvt. A H Donald Jr. was best man. After the reception the couple planned to reside in Midland where Johnson was stationed with the Army Air Field. Johnson attended Suffolk Law School after graduating from Texas State College for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth McDonald
O Bartlett Johnson
United States
Army
Corps
Albert H. McDonald Sr
John O. Johnson
Nor
Maine
Bert P.y
Margaret McDonald
Elbert Shea
Engrin
Frances Richards
Dallas
Ald
HH. Donald, Jr
Maryella Flem- Dillas
L. C. Bigr
A .W. McDonald
Fort Worth
F-O
Johnson
Midland
Regan
Land Army Air Field
Jnson
Southern Metrisl University
Fexa
State College
Denton
I Atate
Alcuerque
New Mexico
Suffolk Law University
Tow
Massachusetts
Christmas Eve Coffee for Miss Anthony Guests
Mrs. Gladys Anthree hosts a Christmas Eve coffee from 3:30 to 5:30 honoring Mr. and Mrs. H B Taliaferro and son Beauford Taliaferro Jr of Fort Worth Texas. Eighty friends attend at the Anthony home with out of town guests listed from Riverby Dallas Los Angeles and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Anthree
Taliaferro
Young
Beauford Taliaferro, Jr
Ft. Worth
Texas
Landys L. Anthony
Mesdamies Paul and
Robert Arledge
Mises Alma Kinkead
Mary Alice Pritchett
Jack Richardson
Stewart Arledge
Dora Lightfoot
Riverby
Mary Lightfoot
Dallas
John Burke
Vernt Ill
Charles Jones
Los Angeles
Calif
Bess Trout
James Alexander
Katherine
Judy Williams
Houston
Will H. Evans
Sherman
Ony
Open House at Leatherwood Home For Guests
Mr and Mrs C A Leatherwood held an open house Monday for guests including Mrs J B Shortridge and Mrs John F P Burk. Other honorees were Mr Charles S Jones Mrs Gertrude Lynn and Mr Waugh. The house featured poinsettias roses a lighted tree and a decorated dining area with elaborate table setting. Approximately one hundred guests called during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Leatherwood
J. B Shortridge
Dallas
John FP. Burk
Mt. Vernon
Charles S. Jones
California
Gertrude Lynn
Houston
Mr. Waugh
Bastrop
Mary Katherine Miller
Martha Jane Leslie
Mary Merle Leatherwood
Chet
John Arledge
Crores Heenley
LE. Leatherwood
Randolph Methodist Classes Honored at Sunday School Event
Mrs Sam Jones and Miss Fay Shaw entertained the Senior and Intermediate classes of the Randolph Methodist Sunday School at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Jones Friday evening. Refreshments were served to a list of attendees including Jean Moore Bly Wade and EF agent Hyepuck Jean Madison Thema Cathey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Methodist
Randolph
Sam Jones
Fay Shaw
Methodist
Sam Jone
Jean Moore
Bly Wade
Hyepuck
Jean Madison Thema Cathey
Lavera Audrey
Exrene
Coften Bas
Sylvia Jean Shaw
Billy Ra
Allen
Bertha Hiller
The
Hestees
Honored With Six Clock Dinner Friday Evening
Mr and Mrs George Golden hosted a six o clock dinner Friday honoring Mr and Mrs L Nelson and Mrs Bob Sikes for wedding anniversaries. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lyn Fowler and the Rev and Mr Joe Bamberg. Christmas decorations and dinner were featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Golden
L Nelson
Bob Sikes
Lyn Fowler
Joe Bamberg
Easley Ballard Marriage Rites Read On Sunday
Miss Bernice Lasley and E R Benard of Benham were married Sunday at 2 pm by minister R B P Milam at his home. They will reside in Benham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easley, Ballard
Bernice Lasley
E R Benard
Benham
R. B. PF. Milam
Bonham Christmas Visitor Roundup of Local Families
Bonham residents hosted and visited relatives and friends during Christmas holidays. The list includes Cpl. Bily McConnell at Fort Sill, Alma Faye Smith from Dallas, Ed Smith and family in Honey Grove, the Orme family from Winnsboro, and many others from Dallas Vernon Vernon Smith Lubbock Fort Arthur Paris and St Louis area. The piece notes teaching assignments and local visits among varied families and former Bonham citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Bily McConnell
Ft. Sin
Okla
McConnell
Alma Faye Smith
Dallas
Benham
Honey Grove
Billy Hogue
John Burke
Bonham
Betty
Tlncis
St. Louis
John
Hiiness
Burkes
Bets Troutt
James Alexander
Katherine
Jim Agnew
Ems Carlton
Vernon
Wes
John Muth
Pauline Spive
Hebany
Robert Spiv
Dalla
Mi Una Carleton
Vernay Texas
Joe
Shaw
Turseroo
Wace
Joe Shaw
Gorton Moore
Clarksville
Matt Pratt
Moores
Fas
Roy Cox
Billy
Tom Gray
Llevie Tarver
Vernon Texa
Cchools
Tarver
Effa McDonald
Princeton
Ind
Couai
Laura McGill
Dale Welford
Jaie Star Gay
McKinnes
U.S Hospital
Doris
Wolford
Bob Grant
Whitwright
Grant
W. A Kirkpatrick
Christma
Kirkpatrick
RE Hickman
DeLeon Harper
San Antonio
Guy Dillon
Durant
Owen Tuncaster
John Grant
Houston
Robert Grants
Will Nevill
Fort Worth
R R_ Nicholas
Jattery
Nevill
Nevills
Mr. Campbell
Martha Ellen
Caro Ine
Sam Neilson
Paris
Nightroom Intrigue in a New England Estate
Drue Cable pressures Conrad Brent to keep nurse Sarah Keate at Craig Brent’s bedside as the son lies recovering from a gun incident. Secrets surface about Craig’s past in diplomacy and a feared murder threat echoes through the Brent mansion amid tense family tensions and a looming decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drue Cable
Craig Brent
Sarah Keate
Claud Chivery
New England
Sarah
Drue
Brent
Craig
Conrad
Alexia
Nicky Senour
Peter Huber
Anna Haub
Brent Mansion
Beevens
Conrad Brent
Diplomatic Service
Washington
New York
Druc
Claud
Maud Chivery
Anna
Tau
Rotewla Ch
ATCS Outpost Crossroads of the World in Newfoundland
Harmon Field Newfoundland serves as a transport stop for North Atlantic air crossings. Generals Arnold and De Gaulle, Lord and Lady Haidy, Ann Sheridan, and Marlene Dietrich pass through. The post offers limited facilities and hosts GIs for rest, fishing, and hunting with weekend passes. the region relies on air mobility for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATCS
Newfoundland
Air Crossroads of the World
George
Mathia Henry ) Arnold
Charles de Gaulle
Lord
Haidy
Ann Sheridan
Marlene Dietrich
Harmon
Stephens Alls
Ohne
St Johns
Cornerbrook
ATG Fagumes
Hitler Planned Nazi Offensive Amid Labor Strife
Fragmentary report describes alleged Nazi plans and military actions tied to Adolf Hitler and the regime. Text references workers, laborers, and wartime measures with unclear dates and places due to damaged OCR.
Jersey City Depot Repairs Kept U S Costs Low
The Jersey City Quartermaster Repair Sub-Depot saves taxpayers about $40 000 monthly by repairing metal and wood items including furniture helmets tools shovels lanterns and mess gear. About 10 500 knives forks and spoons are sent there monthly for repair. The depot handles mess gear as a major item in need of servicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Blood plasma bottles survive fall from 10,900 feet
A bold claim describes bottles of blood plasma dropping from 10,900 feet without breakage, protected by a novel Invest. In The Future Buy Bonds wood box. The tale blends marketing hype with a quirky engineering gag.
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Watson Mebane
John Deere Bine
Alfred Jones
Moores Chapel
Rayom Allmond
Jimmie
Thee. Jones
F. O. Clyde M. Jones
Rechen
Theo. Jones
W. L. Sasser
Janet
Ralph Moore
Lubbock
Will Sasser
Wallie Sasser
Fort Arthur
A. C. Sasser
Dick Hogue
A. H. Logan
Randell McMahan
Tyler
Randell
E. H. McMahon
Mack Benton
Una Hunter
Victoria
Meas. Co. D. Wells
UNEY
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Rawan
Chivery
Harmon Field
Stephen
Ville
Point Alote
North Atlantiy Airpla
Sada
PaGuarata Field
Agene Weshound
Bri
Pest
Hitler
Bee Edquarters
Tage
Adolf Hithe
Callegs
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Shuni
Tabac
Dodge
Ford Cars
Center St
George Washington
Spain
Decorah
Iowa
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Preeze
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