10 Jan 1943
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1943
Page
1
The drive raised 3225 dollars for the Red Cross with 700 dollars in bonds and stamps counted this school year and turned over to Jim Moulton to aid Savoy in meeting its quota. The school plans a tin can collection. In San Jose Mrs. Frank White reported chickens stolen, later sending a correction.
Mary Elizabeth Boon of Wichita Falls and Lt. Ralph T. Parker Jr. of Austin wed at First Methodist Church Wichita Falls with close friends present. The couple, attended by Mrs. Ted Thompson and Mr. Thompson, will reside in Florida where Parker has duty.
The Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist will join other church groups for a Fellowship Meeting at Clark Memorial Methodist church Monday afternoon. The president urges attendance. The Royal Service program and the regular monthly business session occur the following Monday at 3 p.m.
Miss Helen Fern Kirby daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Kirby became the bride of Cary Gray Ward in a Friday evening ceremony at 8 o clock at the home of Reverend J S Gregory pastor of the First Baptist church The bride s mother attended the ceremony The couple plan to reside in Bonham.
Report says tires for United States trucks and buses are degrading at about 35,000 tires daily. Officials cite wear rates and maintenance costs as a growing concern for fleets nationwide.
Miss Dorothy B. Roberts, a chiropractor from Honey Grove and daughter of Mrs. Bill Roberts of Bonham, has been ordered to report Monday to the District Recruiting and Induction Office in Dallas for training at Fort Des Moines Iowa. She is a sister of Mrs. Clyde Monds.
Margaret Christine Duncan married Private Enis Jenkins in a Friday evening ceremony at 9:30 in the home of Rev. J. S. tist church. Attendants included Neil W. Chaffin Wilma Curry Betty Lou Hilliard Beulah Jenkins Peggy Jenkins and Mrs John L Oliver. Mrs Jenkins is the daughter of J D Duncan of the Hail community in Independence Kansas where Pvt Jenkins is stationed.
The regular fifth Monday meeting of the Women's Church organizations in the city will be held Monday at 3 PM. The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Clark Memorial Methodist Church hosts the event and all women are urged to attend.
Three Bonham women attended the State WOW Convention in Dallas at the Adolphus hotel. Mrs. Addie Hamlin was elected to national representative as officers were chosen and pictures shown of local events.
Mrs J Warren announces the marriage of her daughter Oreta to Joseph E Binion son of Mr and Mrs John Binion of Kokomo Indiana The ceremony was performed March 15 by Rev Albert C C Melton Congregational minister of Las Vegas at his home Needles California wife Oreta has taught in the local primary department and holds a B A from East Texas State Teachers College Commerce Texas Her husband worked for Chrysler Corp before entering the army
Miss Madean Gray and Carey A. Gray Jr were united in marriage in Honey Grove recently with the Rev H H Gray officiating. The ceremony took place as part of a family event in the local church setting. The couple, both named Gray, were described in attendance as beginning their life together with the ceremony concluding in a traditional reception.
The Church of Christ lists Bible Study at 9 45, Worship at 10 50, Evening Worship at 8 00, and Bible Class Tuesday 3 30. Teachers Training Tuesday 8 00, Wednesday night study 8 00. Sunday minister speaks on The Poverty That Made Others Rich. Sunday night sermon The Baptism of the Holy Spirit by Austin Siburt.
Teachers and pupils of Fairview school have purchased over war bonds and organized drives to support the war effort. The school reports strong participation from students and staff, reflecting community solidarity and patriotic duty.
Mrs E R McRae sister in law of A L McRae of this city died at her home in Park City Utah last Thursday. She was not native to Utah. Her husband R McRae was born and reared in Fannin county in the Islwood area and is well known locally. Scrap metal drive urged with daily contributions requested by the Army.
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