Church and civic group events listed for May 4 to 9
Activities across multiple congregations include Circle Nos 2 and 3 at First Presbyterian with Mrs Ussery and Mrs Baugh, a Cerca CWF meeting at First Christian, Zone 2 and 3 Baptist youth rallies at Ladonia and Edhube, Kiwanis lunch at Gem cafe, Men of the Church guest night for Women of the Church, and George Blakey DAR charter meeting at Aliens Chapel with Mrs Witcher and Mrs Dean Witcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firstresbyterian Church
Charles Ussery
First Presbyterian Church
Tom Baugh
Cerca
CWF
First Christian Saint
Baptist
Ladonia
Edhube
Kiwanis Club
Gem Cafe
George Blakey
Charter of the D.A.R
John Witcher
Dean Witcher
Aliens Chapel
Mrs McCoy and Others Return From Visits
Mrs Norman McCoy and family return from Brownwood and Moran visits. H L Latimer and family back in Arlington after Trenton trip. Mrs Donald May of Dallas visited her parents Mr and Mrs J A Barnett. Mrs Sam Burr returns home in Trenton after Sherman hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Spl
Norman McCoy
Brownwood
Moran
H. L. Latimer
Arlington
Donald May
Dallas
J. A. Barnett
Sam Burr
Sherman
Grady Riley
Billy Whitacre
Ruth Morrison
D. D. White
Holmes Connelly
Jim Donaghey
Junior Riley
Pam
Walter Huff
West
Texas
A. J. Hughes
H. E. Kirkpatrick
G. D. Collins
Jim Land
Paris
Obie Stewman
Thelma Brookins
Greenville
Charley Richardson
Lucille Reed
Kate Estes
Houston
Band Tickets Go On Sale For Bonham Spring Concert
Tickets for the annual spring concert presented by the three Bonham high school bands went on sale Monday morning. Director James A. Taylor announced tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students for the 7 30 p.m. show at the high school auditorium Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Gem Cafe
Blue Bird
Isement
Bailey Inglish Parent Teacher Association
Bonham Band
Story League
Roe
Borham Golf Club
al McAnally
Joe C. Denton, Jr
Bonham
James A. Taylor
Local Couples Return Home After Texas Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Rainey Jr. return to Corpus Christi after visiting his parents last weekend. Mrs. Sarah Woodruff returns home after visiting daughters Mrs. Bill Stricklen and Mrs. Sam Cotton and families in Texarkana. The Stricklens and Woodruff accompany home and return to Texarkana on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Rainey, Jr
Corpus Christi
Sarah Woodruff
Bill Stricklen
Sam Cotton
Texarkana
Mrs. Stricklen
Mrs. Woodruff
Jewelry Salesman Kidnapped and Robbed on 42nd Street
Jewelry salesman Julius Furst 48 was abducted on a New York curb by two gunmen on 42nd Street near 16th Avenue. He was shot in the shoulder and robbed of about 250000 worth of gems before being dumped from the car. he suffered a through wound but expects no serious injury. The two suspects escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
42Nd Street
Julius Furst
Furst
Park Avenue
16Th Avenue
Mrs W B Landrum to Speak at Parish First Methodist
Mrs W B Landrum of Little Rock Ark will address parish First Methodist church Tuesday morning as district WSCS members gather for the women’s society event. The Wesleyan Service Guild district meeting follows Monday night in Cooper with local WSCS and guild reps expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Landrum
Women's Society of Christian Service
Cooper
Paris
Little Rock
Ark
First Methodist Church
Woman's Division
Board of Missions and Church Extension
WSCS
Wesleyan Service Guild of Methodist Churches
Birthday Remembrances for Local Residents Listed
A birthday notice lists Joyce Ann Hill May 4 along with Mrs T Gibbs Mrs Florence Hodgkiss Sonny Renfro Mrs Hettie Gibbs A D Richardson and Mrs D M McCurdy marking their birthday greetings from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ann Hill
T. Gibbs
Florence Hodgkiss
Sonny Renfro
Hettie Gibbs
A.D. Richardson
D. M. McCurdy
Attendance noted in S Bonham church reports
The Sunday total across 13 Bonham church schools reached 1 857 with individual reports from superintendents listing figures such as First Baptist 377 First Christian 167 First Presbyterian 83 Clark Memorial 78 First Congregational Methodist 65 Trinity Baptist etc The Daily Favorite invites any superintendent to submit their church report by 10 a m Monday for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
First Baptist
First Christian
First Presbyterian
Clark Memorial
First Congregational Methodist
Trinity Baptist
S$ Seventh and Main Baptist
Bonham Revival Center
Church of the Nazarene
Bonham Pentacostal Church of God
First Methodist
Northside Church of Christ
Edhube Baptist
Mrs Jess Moncrief In Hospital In Galveston
Mrs Jess Moncrief of Ravenna is a patient in Ward B John Sealey hospital Galveston. Mr Moncrief spent last week with his wife but has returned home. Mrs Moncrief is sister to Mrs W E Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Moncrief
Ravenna
John Sealey Hospital
Galveston
Baby Karen Elizabeth Johnson Born in Bonham Texas
A girl named Karen Elizabeth was born May 2 1959 to the Rev and Mrs Harry L Johnson in the M S hospital Bonham Texas. The baby weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces and joins three older sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Elizabeth
Harry L Johnson
M&s Hospital
Bonham, Tex
Johnson
Insurance coverage rises for American families in 1958
Insured American families increased their average life insurance coverage from 8300 dollars to 11000 dollars in 1958, reflecting rising policy values and growing financial security concerns during the late 1950s.
Social Security Office Urges Early Benefit Inquiries
Charles J. Campbell of the Sherman SSA office today emphasized prompt benefit inquiries for those expected to retire. He advised claimants to contact the local office before retirement to gather age proofs and earnings records to establish rights and ensure timely payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Charles J. Campbell
Sherman Office
Campbell
Saline Plant Sought to Ease Water Shortage
An Interior Department spokesman said most cities seek saline water conversion plants to alleviate shortages. Over 135 towns requested selection as one of five demonstration plants, planned for the East, West, Gulf Coasts, the Southwest, and the Northern region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Interior Department
Gulf
Retirement planning and Social Security inquiry urged
Campbell stresses early inquiry before retirement to ensure prompt payment of the first Social Security check. The guidance references income tax returns for self employed and W-2 forms for wage earners as part of retirement planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Livestock Market Report From Fort Worth
US cattle receipts 3400 head plus 600 calves. Trading slow, prices steady to mixed with standard and low good slaughter cattle, heifers, cows and calves noted. Hog bids steady to strong early, then nearly steady. sow prices stronger late. Sheep receipts 1300 with spring lambs steady to near last week and feeder lambs quoted 18.50 to 19.50.
Water urge drives plants into Great Plains cities
A spokesman notes that many cities seeking new plants do so out of desperation for water, highlighting the dire regional needs across the Great Plains.
Congress seeks link between radioactive rocks and abnormal births
Representative Samuel S. Stratton of New York urged the Public Health Service to study a New York Health Department report. It shows a high correlation between radioactive rock outcroppings and large numbers of deformed infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
Samuel S. Stratton
D-Ny
New York State Health Department
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Cassader
Mrs. McCoy
Trip
Teerail
RC Des Perea
Robardey
New York, N. Y
Fort Worth
USDA
Great Plains
Mrs
Charles Durham
We Dairy Ques
CALL
Plasa Drug Store
Happy
Ming Company
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