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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
4
In a crowded city track event, Grimes high school athletes set multiple records, showcasing top performers in sprints and field events. Coaches praised precision and speed as rivals watched closely for standout performances.
Rites were held for the sister of Congressman Roberts. The obituary notes family members, religious services, and memories shared by relatives and attendees.
A fragmented note recalls a past Sunday Erwin reunion with mentions of attendees including Albert and others, along with scattered place names and households. The text suggests a local family gathering, listing several relatives and surnames, amid garbled OCR.
Ray Kirkpatrick funeral plans announced with service to be held Tuesday. The obituary notes he was the son of Mr and Mrs who resided in the region near Nepean. Family details indicate he died recently in a road incident and leaves two parents.
Mrs Joe Fickling spends the week in Amarillo visiting relatives. She and her husband plan to move to Bonham after thirty years in Amati vesting at foots Smee.
A military service will be conducted at Cravesid for Denson and several relatives. The pallbearers include Wolb Stiver and other personnel. The ceremony will honor two nephews and multiple aunts.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm for Mack Cowart a farmer who died Saturday May 30 1964. The Rev Leonard Roadier pastor of the First Christian Church officiated at the chapel of Wose Funeral Home. Interment was in Wald Cemetery. Survived by two brothers five children and several grandchildren.
Bonham elementary school teacher Mrs Jo Griffitt writes in The Texas Outlook about the correlated arrangement of lessons moving away from subject separation. The article features students Bruce Vernally Dennis Park Karen McElhannon and Bailey Inglish in classroom demonstrations and charts illustrating sound in different states.
George E. Hughes, 72, noted Dallas attorney and husband of U.S. Judge Sarah T. Hughes, died today in a Dallas hospital. Judge Hughes administered the oath to President Johnson last November.
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