Emersons Arc Christmas Party Honors Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Claude Emerson hosted a Christmas party south of Bonham Tuesday evening with refreshments and gift exchanges. Attendees included B F Emerson Bernarc er son Mrs Lynwood Moore Betty Ec omison and Pegey, Gainesville guests Mr and Mrs ster Reid, H C Moser Bobbie Jean d Chubby of Big Springs, and Fred Brown. Mrs Fred Brown and Miss Beverly Jones accompanied the piano as cedar holly and poinsettia decor brightened the choir area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Emerson
Bonham
Ers
Fred Brown
Beverly Jones
Cantata Presented by Clark Memorial Church Choir
The Clark Memorial Methodist church presented a Christmas cantata titled The Prince Bethlehem on a Sunday evening under Fred Brown. Mrs D Thomas led the program with soloists Mrs Clarence Elkins Velma May and Noble My.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Daugherty
Velma
Beulah May
Noble Myers
Bevery Jones
Mines
J. D. Thomas
Clarence Elkins
Fred Brown
C. H. Key
Gran- Ville Moss
W. L. Sasser
Alveres Jones
Rk Memorial
Clark Memorial Thadist Church
Bethlehem
Reades
D. Thomas
Velma May
Noble
Ooten Family Christmas Reunion in Savoy
Mr and Mrs Henry Ooten hosted a family Christmas dinner during the holidays with attendees including Mrs Tom Ayres of Whitewright, Edwin Ooten of Sherman, Nei Ooten of Dallas, Tommie Thornhill, L B Pearson of Denison, and Mary Ooten of Savoy.
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Savoy
Henry Ooten
Tom Ayres
Whitewright
Edwin Ooten
Shereman
Nei Ooten
Dallas
Tommie Thornhill
L. B. Pearson
A. B. Dalton Denison
Mary Ooten
Engagement of Una Carleton Announced
Mars Hope Carleton announces the engagement of her daughter Mirs Una Bo Carleton of Verno Ty Dro T DD Cox of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una Carleton
Mars
Hope Carleton
Mirs Una Bo Carleton
Verno
Ty Dro T DD Cox
Disputed meal unfolds in a tense restaurant scene
In a tense dining room Corbett and Mrs Forsythe navigate warlike tensions and evasive talk as a fragile reconciliation unfolds. The old man Kalchis and the outsider Voorhees observe, while Corbett endures taunts over manners and a looming return home amid fragile civility.
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Katchits
Corbett
Forsythe
Rodney
the Gables
Pfomean
Mahatrape
Wary reunion echoes through a seaside inn
A fragmentary chapter unfolds with Lora Wilson and Willie B. Smuth amid old friends and a mysterious past. The scene shifts between memories of care and distance as Voorhees confronts a painful history while Kalchis, Corbett, and others navigate loyalty, secrets, and a looming departure. The text ends with a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shulder
Rod
Corbett
Kalchis
Voorhees
Fortieth Wedding Day Is Celebrated
A local note recalls a fortieth wedding anniversary celebration with a wedding cake and attendees listed in a period style. The fragment mentions Mr Atal Mis Lod Laluberm Foo smith Ark M. Jowell bhompouw and Mr Nea ED Chess Mibooat at Mrs Acber Har, among others, and references a request in the issue for large clean cotton rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atal Mis
Laluberm Foo Smith Ark M
Bridges Family Reunion Held At Christmas Eve in Dodd City
Dodd City news notes a Bridges family gathering at Christmas Eve with multiple relatives listed. The item highlights extended kin from the Bridges line and a community connection through the holiday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bridges
Community clubs publish weekly meeting times and venues
Calendar items note Rotary and Lions weekly noon meetings at Gem Cafe and Sawards Cafe respectively. Community Service Club meets the second Wednesday night monthly. Bonham Public Library hours are Monday to Saturday 2 39 pm to 5 30 pm. The First Baptist WMS meets January 6. American Post 203 gathers at City Hall on the first and third Thursdays at 7 30 pm. The Collegiate Class and college etude group from First Methodist Church plan a Friday 7 pm church banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Gem
Lions
Sawards Cafe
Community Service Club
Bonham Public Library
Golf Club
First Baptist Wms
American Post
City Hall
First Methodist Church
Patsy O'Neal Is Honored On Fourth Birthday
Patsy O Neal little daughter of Mr and Mrs F O Neal was honored on her fourth birthday with a dinner at the O Neal home east of Ely Monday Guests included Jo Doris e044 Peggsy O Neal T S Graves and Mr C A Maesard M and Mrs Neal Beazley at a gangs ter Tommie Sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy O'Neal
Ely
Patsy Meauws
F. O'Neal
O'Neal
Jo Doris
Peggsy O'Neal
T. S Graves
Mr. C. A. Maesard
Mrs
Neal Beazley
Tommie Sue
Two Brothers Named Short In Sa voy Case
Two brothers, G. M Short of Sa voy and Allen C Short, are involved in a case noted in this brief report. White Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M Short
Savoy
Allen C. Short. Whitewright
Deafened People May Now Hear Clearly
Science offers a new compact hearing device that fits in the hand and helps deafened individuals hear sounds, music, and conversation. The device, approved by the American Medical Association, does not require separate batteries or external components and promises easier, at home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Associatio
Fevier
St. Chicas
Cratian
Census figures show 10 million adults with low literacy
The latest census notes about ten million adults as almost illiterate, with three million having never attended school. The data highlights widespread educational deprivation and the substantial share of adults without formal schooling.
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Ee Memorial Choir
Esents Cantata
Ooten Family
W. E. Miller
West
Endlrity
Brannon
Fannin
Zelda Popkin
Chapter
Olio
Copbett
Cee
Pola
Bertuniit
Taney
Lora Wilson
Willie B. Smuth
Isokia Ays
M. Boye
Mrwline
Sherma
Whitewrmelet Tosh School
Sherman
Mr. Smirk
Wouthis
Kher
Des
Lange Kalehis
Flincqua
Dodd Cily
Theopre
Larie
Briage
Wrvar
Dereo
H . St
Savoy Ape
Mr MI
Og Oat Be Out
Featuring
Dodd City H. 1
Pas Origins Ue
Bry Wes
Oddthy
Pyar Ee
Neke
Vrs
Bessie Wrenn
Athe i
Ersenable
Dahl of
Eleave
Thompson
Rhyimes
Cathere
Monds
Cemonds
CIS AV
Grocer
Paul H. Coleman
Meir
NEW Motors
Plymouth
DeSoto
Vaughan Motor CO
Henry Chaney
W. 4Th Street
Vobilair
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