Morrison Relatives Share Christmas Luncheon North of Bonham
Mrs W F Morrison hosted a Christmas luncheon at their home north of Bonham. Relatives attended including W S Morrison Calvin Iso and son Dennie from Sulphur Springs Rev and Mrs Calvin Iso and family Mr and Mrs Zr furs and family from Lubbock Lt and Mrs Ridgeway Georgia Lt and Lonnie Johnson Mrs Thurman Thomison Cpl and Mrs William Ry and son Freeman Lois Mac Frances Morrison and others from Dallas Bonham Ivanhoe and Grape.
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W. S. Morrison
Calvin Iso
Dennie
Su. Springs
Zr. Furs
Lubbock
Clarence Hal Ofay
Felixer
Ridgeway
Georgia
Lonnie Johnson
Thurman Thomison Nnius
William Ry
Freeman
Lois Mac
Frances Aret Morrison
Dallas
Morrison
Bonham
and Eny Atkins
Ivanhoe
Willie Mac Atkins
Wheeler Norris Pair United In Marriage December 18
Sylvia Wheeler daughter of Mrs W M Wheeler of Brook Newfoundland and M E Norris son of Mr and Mrs C B Norris of Honey were married at First Christian Church. Rev T W Sister Fraster officiated reading the double increments. Norris a Brook Newfoundland high school graduate later attended a New ana business college. The couple plan to reside in Ardmore Okla for the present during deployment with the U S Air Transport Command in Newfoundland. The families and friends will celebrate Christmas holidays with relatives in Kerrysle Boyce La and Australia.
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Sylvia Wheeler
W. M. Wheeler
Brook
Newfoundland
M. E. Norris
C. B. Norris
Honey
Fust Christian Church
Willy
T. W
Fraster
Norris
The
Newana Business College
Ladonia School
Cat Stages Quiet Entrance In a Neatly Deadly Night
Delphine enters the scene as a Maltese cat stalks the hall while a tense night unfolds. Drue confesses killing Conrad Brent with a hypodermic syringe, and Peter Huber discovers the room as the dead man lies on the floor.
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Conrad Brent
Drue
Sarah
Peter Huber
Alexia
Nicky
Prudence
Peter
Murder and Mystery Loom in Brent Case
In a tense room scene, Drue admits murder shadows as Conrad Brent lies dead from a syringe wound. The narrator contemplates action, contends with police risk, and monitors Drue while seeking Dr Chivery, with a lingering sense of unseen observers in the Brent household. (To be continued)
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Conrad Brent
Drue
Craig
Mr. Brent
Murry
Peter Huber
Peter
Jlurry
Druc
Claud Chivery
Mignon Q Eberhart
King Features Syndicate
Ina
Christmas visits span many towns in Oklahoma and Texas
The list records numerous holiday visits and returns across Bonham, Edhube, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, and nearby areas. Names include Ruby Davis, Claud Davis, Jack Clark, Neal Barrett, Ola Kirby, N J Rovers, W P Rountree, T B Anderean, Anderson, Robert Cox, Marie Louise, Pritchard, Jim Lewis, Bet tie Lewd, Helen Lewis, G W Chider, Jesse Hester, Gordon Appl, Rachel Sweeneett, and others. Guests traveled from Dallas, Denver, and Alaska connections appear as well.
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Ruby K. Davis
Hillsboro Junior College
Claud Davis
Edhube
Jack R Clark
Fort Worth
Neal Barrett
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ola Kirby
N. J Rovers
Wace
Rogers
Bonhi Ix-Students Gather at German Home
A Christmas get together of thirty five ex Bonhi students hosted by Mr and Mrs George German recalled old times with dancing cooking and eating. Attendees included NTSTC Denton NTAC Alling tor Edward Wilansen A & M Cide Crittender Texas Tech Austin Roelert German Jane Tatequara and many others from Texas universities and military posts in a lively reunion.
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Bonhi
George German
Evehin
NTSTC
Denton Ethel Darts Adams
Mary Lu Kuykendall
Macchi + McMillsn Minaret McDonald
Alice Brandfo
Emm
Gene Bredf
Je Buer Broadcat
Tae Bray Ponee
Jenkin Tens
PECAN GROVE VISITORS AND LOCAL GUESTS LIST
Residents of Fort Worth Denison Parker's Grove and Bonham hosted visitors over the weekend. Names include Mr and Mrs Pete Le Mr Edd Wilson Mrs Rena Feagan Eva McLemore and family Rex Re. of Bonham Mrs John Hos end family and Mr and Mrs Hayke.
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Pete le
Fort Worth
Edd Wilson
Rena Feagan
Denison
Wekend
C. P Feagan
Woof Hoheviene
Henry Price
Parker's Grove
Eva McLemore
Oa Price Rex Re
Bonham Visteu
Hay
Robert
Viswtua
Ulets Oon
Daug
Rou
Rotert
Orsi
Shortage No Bother To Him in Colchester Cafe Bet
London December 29 report says a farmer William Strang broke a milk shortage myth by ordering coffee black for a visiting woman in Colchester. He carried a small bucket of milk to the cafe and used it in the coffee. He won $20 on a bet and donated the amount to the Red Cross.
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London
U.P
Colchester
William Strang
Red Cross
Brent returns to Ft Sill after Christmas leave
Lt M A Brent has reported back to the station at Ft Sill Oklahoma after spending a Christmas leave there. His wife and baby daughter accompanied him to Lawton for the holiday and have now returned home with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Brent
Ft. Sill
Okla
Lawton
Alabama Creek Indian Meaning Place of Rest
The name Alabama is derived from the Creek language term meaning place of rest, reflecting a historical etymology tied to the Native American tribe.
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Alabama
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