Open House By Missionary Society At Mrs Stewart Home
Officers and circle leaders of the Women's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church hosted about 60 guests Tuesday evening at open house at the home of Mrs Claude Stewart 619 F E 9th street Spring flowers decorated the Stewart home A lace cloth covered the dining table with a bowl of pink larkspur and Queen Anns lace Crystal punch bowls stood at each end of the table and a variety of dainty cookies were served during the early part of the evening Mrs Newton and Mrs John Anderson poured before being relieved by Mrs T J Clotfelter Assistants in the dining room were Mrs Henry Youree Mrs Malcolm Campbell and Miss Virginia Biar musical interludes were given by Mrs Belle Gober Mrs Martha Lowrey Miss Elizabeth Williams Ethal More Adams and Olvin Gross Miss Sadie Weaks sat at the guest book Those in the receiving line included Mrs Stewart Mrs H B McClure Mrs R L Ely Mrs Clotfelter Mrs Newton Mrs Herbert Christian Mrs Jane Anderson Mrs Youree Mrs Eddie Hodge Mrs Campbell Mrs J M Jenkins Mrs Kathryn Finley Mrs F W Burnett Mrs Jack R Lee Miss Weeks Miss Roberts and Miss Biard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Mm. Claude Stewart
Stewart Home
Newton
John Anderson
T. J. Clotfeiter
Henry Youree
Malcolm Carpbell
Virginia Biar
Belle Gober
Martha Lowrey
Elizabeth Williams Ethal
Sadie Weaks
Stewart
H. B. McClure
R. L. Ely
Clotfelter
Herbert Christian
Jne Anderson
Youree
Eddie Hodge
Campbell
J. M. Jenkins
Kathryn Finley
F W. Burnett
Jack R. Lee
Miss Weeks
Miss Roberts
Miss Biard
Trenton Holds Seventh Grade and High School Graduations
Sevent grade exercises were led by Dr. W F E Stout of Sherman as speaker. Forty three pupils receive certificates. Dr E B Tucker of Austin College to deliver the commencement address for 33 Trenton High graduates in the Thursday night program. This marks the largest graduation numbers for the divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Texa
W. FE. Stout
Woodmen Circle
Sherman
E. B. Tucker
Austin College
Trenton High School
Roy Clendinning
Lura McKelva Graduates From Teachers College
Lura McKelva of Denton daughter of Mr and Mrs H E McKelva 1416 Center is graduated with a BS from North Texas State Teachers College Monday evening. A standout speech major she led in Winterset and You Cant Take It With You and was named to Who's Who in American Colleges. She hopes to enter radio and book reviewing after notable college achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
Lura McKelva
H. E. McKelva
Center Street
Teachers’ Collegee
Miss McKelv
Kaghiiis Social Club
Mary Ahrens
the Quintillans
College Players
Marquis Hall
House
Radio Players
Miss McKelva
AAA Employees Honor Whitfields At State Park Picnic
More than 40 AAA office employees and invited guests attended a farewell picnic at the State Park in honor of Mr and Mrs John Whitfield who will soon move to Waxahachie. Whitfield is administrator of the AAA office and several employees spoke briefly to him and county committee members. After supper, the group played games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitfield
Bonham
Waxahachie
AAA
Whitfield
State Park
Local community notes list visits and social calls in the area
Lovey McKay and James Robert Hayes visited Auby McClure Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Crabb and Mr and Mrs Jess Dodson and baby visited Mr and Mrs Roy Dodson Sunday. Various families including Cup Lair of Bonhem and Mack Lair shared Sunday gatherings. A business trip to Dallas, a sick list report, and several other visits from Leonard to Savoy and Randolph appear in this community diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovey McKay
James Robert Hayes
Auby McClure
Robert Crabb
Jess Dodson
Baby
Roy Dodson
Cup “Lair of
Bonhem
Mack Lair
Joe Lee Finley
Bill
Junior McClure
M. A Carters
Leonard
A. C. Newell
Kenneth
Lars
Methodist Revival Opens Sunday Morning in Bonham
The First Methodist Church revival begins Sunday with The Bonney Workers Gerald E. Bonney and Mrs. Bonney in charge. The meeting runs through June 19 with services twice daily. Rev Hugh E Anderson leads planning and expects the event to be the best yet. The Bonneys travel from Newton New Hampshire and are due in Bonham soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Bonney
B. P Weaks
Sistor
Hugh E. Anderson
Bonham Methodist Church
Gerald E. Bonney
Bonham
Newton
New Hampshire
Wednesday Bridge Club Meeting At Mrs Boyd s Home
The Wednesday afternoon bridge club met at 217 East 11th Street, with Mrs Walter Boyd and Mrs Paul Coleman in attendance. Two tables competed. high score went to Mrs W P Rountree, second to Mrs William Locke, and binge awarded to Mrs John Sparger of Dodd City. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Coleman
Walter Boyd
Boyd
Llth
W. P Rountree
William Locke
John Sparger
Dodd City
Bonhamites Sister Undergoes Operation in Sherman
Mrs. Harry Aker of San Antonio, visiting her Bonham sisters Mrs. H. R Anthony and Mrs. Paul Arledge, underwent an operation at St Vincent's Sanitarium in Sherman on Wednesday. She is reported as doing as well as could be expected and may return to Bonham in about two weeks if she continues to convalesce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Aker
San Antoni
Bonham
H. R Anthony
Paul Arledge
St Vincent's Sanitarium
Sherman
Aker
Cottage Bend HD Club Holds Home Demonstration
Cottage Bend Home Demonstration Club met at the clubhouse Friday morning May 26. Miss Yarbrough demonstrated kitchen layout tips while Mrs. W. L. Newell reported on the council. A committee was named to buy screen wire for the clubhouse and refreshments were served to six members. The group adjourned to meet Friday June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qlena Yartrough
Cottage Bend
Council
W. L. Newell
Eden
Club House
Miss Yarbrough
Leonard Plans Street Paving After Park Improvements
Leonard plans a paving project with two new contracted streets per Homer Collins secretary treasurer of the Chamber of Commerce in Bonham. WPA funds aided park beautification and access drives while Leonard park is returned from the state park board to the city for the improvement project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Homer Collins
Chamber of Commerce
Bonham
Leonard Park
State Park Board
Monthly Social Of 38 Cub At Lake Pan For 12 Couples
Members of the 38 club enjoyed a midweek social at Lake Pan with swimming and dancing by 12 couples followed by a picnic supper. Hostesses were Mr and Mrs Lynwood Massy Mr and Mrs James Priestly and Mr and Mrs Hutch Leatherwood. Lloyd Rodgers was elected vice-president in the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pann
Lynwood Massy
James Priestly
Hutch Leatherwood
Lloyd Rodgers
Park Improvements Boost Local Popularity
Improvements at the park have greatly increased its popularity among residents and visitors, with more families and individuals using facilities and attending events noted in community reports.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
When malarial chills grip you Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic offers relief. It contains tasteless quinidine and iron and is said to relieve fever while aiding recovery. Take it at the start of chills for faster relief and buy the larger bottle for more value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Unclear World View Shifts From Sunlight to Smoke
Fragmentary note hints at a weather or omen theme with references to sunlight and smoke from bats. No clear event, organizations, or named people are identifiable to form a factual summary or provide concrete dates or places.
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Society, Churches and Clubs
Missionary Society
More Adams and
Olvin Gross
Seling Hose
Se Ling
R. MW. Spiivy CO
North Side Square
Moving
Ith - Ketor
Randolph
Ravenna
Miller-Yates Motor CO
FORD
Texas
Teachers College
Nunneler
Jeter’s
East Side Square
Bonney Workers
Sothern
Alf
Hassell Jr
A C Newell
The
Wall Street Journal
Bonhamite
Sherman Hospital
Bonham Bakery
E. Monds
Newt
Pks
Ruee
WAR Rings
Swift's Jewel
Pender Lear
Foval Peddings
Staley's Syrup
Armol EI
Phy
Wits
Can
Gaflon
Clapp’s Baby Foods
Coonrod’s Berry Farm
Elkins
Happy Home
Bonhams
Prin Seersucker Pach
Ted
Bonham's
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