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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1972

Page

2

Presbyterian Women study Isaiah at First Presbyterian

Circle No 2 members met Tuesday night to study The Lion Undaunted from Isaiah 31 4 5 and 54 57 with Mrs W R Collins moderating Mrs Aubrey McAlister named chairman in the officer election and Mrs Jim Wiggins appointed co chairwoman Circle No 1 began cleaning the Presbyterian Manse with help from church men Cleaning continued into Monday night reflecting routine church activities

W. R. Collins Circle No. 2 First Presbyterian Church Jim Wiggins Aubrey McAlister McAlister Collins Harry Swann Isaiah God Wiggins Circle No. 1 Circle No.1 Presbyterian Manse

Brown Named Bank Head at Valley Bank of El Paso

Leonard Herbert L. Brown, husband of Billie Cook, became president and director at Valley Bank of El Paso after a board meeting. Brown, formerly senior vice president since April 1971, brings 20 years in banking including nine years as Texas bank examiner. He is son of Carl Brown and the late Mrs Brown of Sherman.

Leonard Herbert L. Brown Lillie Green Leonard The Valley Bank of el Paso Brown State of Texas Billie Cook Carl Brown Mrs Brown Sherman

Bean of history tied to early Middle East origins

The horse bean, deemed the bean of history, was a vital early Middle Eastern food and grows wild in the region.

Middle East

Sherman Minister Visits Windom Methodist

The Rev Henry Mood district superintendent of United Methodist churches delivered the morning message at First United Methodist in Windom last Sunday. Local families and visitors from Sherman and nearby towns attended church events and sat with former pastor Rev David Griffin for Sunday night services.

Allen Bowman Windom Henry Mood United Methodist Churches First United Methodist Church Windom Jess Pertle Austin Nett Pertle Lou Cunningham Norman Alemada J. R. Simms Bobby Fitzler Carlton John Bamar Fred

Adult Education Classes Begin in Bonham

The Bonham school system and the Texas Education Agency start an adult education program with registrations at L. H. Rather junior high. Courses include basic writing and math, high school diploma prep, oil painting, and adult physical education. Nurses training and shorthand classes will be announced soon. contact Mrs. Lanelle Phillips at Bonham High School for enrollment.

Bonham Schools L. H. Rather Joe Campbell Lanelle Phillips Bonham High School Texas Education Agency

Jan Clark Elected President of Local Youth Club

Around The Jan Clark was elected president of the Today's Youth Horizon Club during a meeting at advisor Mrs. John Reece home with assistant Mrs. John Brady present. Judy Reece was named vice president and Pam Baker secretary-treasurer.

Jan Clark John Reece John Brady Judy Reece Pam Baker East Texas State University Commerce Lake Bonham Martha Ann McFarl Paulette Fuller Sarah Beth Wells

Fall Gardens Guide to Snap Beans and Fall Crops

Fall gardens yield the best snap beans for canning when day temperatures stay below 80 degrees and harvest in 50 to 70 days. Beans adapt to soil pH, come in pole and bush varieties, and can be grown in window boxes. Plant a few rows weekly through summer for a steady fall supply while noting heat above 90 stops lima beans. other crops like squash cucumbers greens carrots and sweet corn round out the season.

Texas

Summer Snacks to Keep You Going Through Summer

Nutrition focused piece advising snacks from the four food groups for energy and health. Highlights fruit and vegetable finger snacks, fruit milk shakes, and no bake bonbons using molasses and dry milk. Encourages choosing nutritious options for better appearance and well being.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Wedding Shower Honors Saddlers in Windom

A Windom wedding shower honored Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Saddler in the school lunch room on Saturday night. Hostesses included Mrs. Earl Brewer and others, with white lace tablecloths and daisy arrangements on the bride and gift tables. Miss Kim Hallwell poured punch.

Windom P T O to Hold First Meeting Monday

The Windom Parent-Teacher Organization will meet Monday night at 7 30 in the school cafeteria. A program will precede refreshments. Parents of all Windom school students are invited.

Windom

Savoy FFA Elects New Chapter Officers for Savoy

Savoy FFA chapter announces new officers for the school year. Tony Moore is president with Danny Whitlock as vice president, Billy Cleer as secretary, Gary Stone as treasurer, Tony Hawk as reporter, and Ronnie Malone as Sentinel. Advisor is David Price.

SAVOY Future Farmers of America Tony Moore Danny Whitlock Billy Cleer Gary Stone Tony Hawk Ronnie Malone David Price

Birthday celebrated by Jason D. Lankford in Savoy

Jason D. Lankford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lankford, will celebrate his first birthday this Sunday at his parents home in Savoy. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs. J. P. Young and Mrs. and Mrs. R. D. Lankford of Savoy. great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. N. King of Antlers Oklahoma and Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lankford and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Rox of Telephone.

Greenville Mollie Howell Denison Rayburn Nash Mount Pleasant Nash State Park Johnny White Sherman Nicky Nichols Dallas John D. Nichols Mary Jane Reener Telephone Savoy Jason D. Lankford Larry Lankford Jason J. P. Young R. D. Lankford L. N. King Antlers Okla L. L. Lankford L. J. Rox

Week of Prayer for WMU of First Baptist Begins

Mrs. W. L. Toland president opens the Mary Hill Davis Week of Prayer with intercessory prayer at the Tuesday morning WMU meeting after a Monday visit for prayer services with Boyd Baptist. Mrs. W. C. Beasley sang Sweet Hour of Prayer and Delia Henry reported on agriculture of Spanish speaking people along the Texas border. The group joined hands for dismissal as the Week of Prayer for Home Missions continues each morning at 9 o clock this week at the church.

W. L. Toland First Baptist Women's Missionary Union Mary Hill Davis WMU Boyd Baptist Church W. C. Beasley Delia Henry Texas

Birthday greetings for local residents listed

A birthday note lists residents observed with celebrations on September 13 including Joe Gilbreath Mary Barker Mary Purcell Joe Farmer Mrs Dorothy Stroud Phylis Lipe Mrs George Russell E M Pruitt Kim Leidy Loy Jones Roy Jones Paul Hawkins Mrs John McCormick Ted Land Dee M Houchens Horace Cunningham Bradley David Sanderson Mrs D D Kelley and Gary Rowland.

Joe Gilbreath Mary Barker Mary Purcell Joe Farmer Dorothy Stroud Phylis Lipe George Russell E. M. Pruitt Kim Leidy Loy Jones Roy Jones Paul Hawkins John McCormick Ted Land Dee M Houchens Horace Cunningham Bradley David Sanderson D. D. Kelley Gary Rowland

WSCS Opens New Year Meeting in Windom

Windom WSCS held the first meeting of the new church year with Mrs. Ralph Howell presiding. Mrs. Leemon Riddles led the John lesson and Mrs. Allen Bowman gave a John chapter one devotional. Mrs. Nellie Patton will teach in October. Hostesses were Mrs. George Schnagel and Mrs. Christine Beil with sandwiches cookies and punch.

Savoy-A Group Holds Wednesday Devotional at Sunny Villa

The Savoy Church of Christ group Savoy-A met Wednesday evening at Sunny Villa Nursing Home for a devotional. Gene Pearson led the singing and gave a lesson from First Corinthians chapter 13. Piez Young led the first prayer and John Hawk the second. Thirty five members attended.

Savoy Savoy Church of Christ Sunny Villa Gene Pearson First Corinthians Piez Young John Hawk

Collective Action Discussed by European Foreign Ministers

Rome sources report Walter Scheel urged the ten European Community foreign ministers to convene security chiefs to coordinate anti terror measures after the Munich Olympic massacre. Ministers plan to task the Community's political committee with detailed proposals, amid concerns over unity and possible anti Arab sentiment.

Rome UPI West Germany Olympic Munich Walter Scheel Common Market Olympic Village Europe Middle East

Gray whales travel vast migratory path yearly

Gray whales are 50 ton, 50 foot mammals. They migrate about 12 000 miles annually from Arctic feeding waters to breeding grounds off Baja California Mexico.

Arctic Ocean Mexico Bajaalifornia

General Strike Threat Issued by Protestant Group in Belfast

The Ulster Vanguard Movement warns of a general strike and large street action across Northern Ireland if internment ends. It says Protestant workers will halt the province and may attack Catholic areas, with support from the Ulster Defense Association, after talks between Heath and Catholic leaders. Termite nests in the tropics may reach 20 feet and hold up to 3 million workers and soldiers.

Belfast Northern Ireland UPI Ulster Vanguard Movement Edward Heath Irish Republican Army IRA Vanguard Heath Ulster Defense Association UDA Tropics

Sprint star Robinson says coach Wright avoided him after apology

U S sprint champion Rey Robinson said coach Stan Wright refused to speak to him after he apologized for Wright’s earlier mistake. Robinson spoke at a Lakeland Florida news conference describing the tense exchange and Wright’s silence thereafter.

Lakeland Fla Apdrey Robinson U.S Stan Wright Wright Robinson

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