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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
9
Babs McCommas and Diane Snider, senior members of the 1967 Bonham high school graduating class, were honored with a barbecue supper Monday night at the Barbecue Barn. Hostesses included Mrs. Ethel Steger, Mrs. W. T. May and Mrs. Alex McCommas.
It notes the birth of A. Boy, Quinn Eric Thomas at Baylor Hospital Dallas on May 2 1967 at 8 35 pm to PFC and Mrs Bob Thomas. The baby weighed eight pounds. Grandparents are Homer Campbell and Robert E. Thomas of Bonham. It also records Brian Neal Neal Hardy born April 30 1967 at 12 55 pm in M&S Hospital Bonham to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Neal Hardy. Weighing six pounds five ounces, grandparents are C R Dale of Bonham and Hardy of Ivanhoe.
Mrs Harry Russell of Danvers Mass is staying with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Thomas Dover. The Dovers met her mother at Dallas Love Field upon arrival last Thursday for a month visit here.
A compiled birthday notice lists individuals celebrating in May including Mrs Don McCurdy A D Richardson Joyce Ann Hill Sonny Fenfro Mrs Kenneth Dale Robert Gouge Ray Peeler Jr Ben Andress Ira Bearden Jr Mrs R C Richardson Billy Cox Joe Williams Pam Chaney Preston Alexander Jimmie McBrayer Feunt Tarver Mrs Vesta Young Mrs George Cain Lowwell Shuler Winda Kay Savage Cyndy Futch Mrs Bert Russell Pat Renfro Joan Wigley Mae Dodd Charles Epperson Laura Miles Bryan Miller Dan Brown Mrs Blanche Rowland Danny Pinkston John Cummings Frank Gibbs Barney Walker James Gouge Jimmy Rencher Ricky Dickson.
A historical note records that the first parking meter system began in Oklahoma City in 1935 marking an early Heuristic shift in urban traffic management.
Library Board meets at the library at 9 30 a m on Friday May 5. On Saturday May 6 the DAR meets with Miss Omie Semple at 2 30 p m. The Intermediate Department of Central Baptist holds a weiner roast at State Park at 5 p m followed by the Young People's Department meeting at 5 30 p m to depart for Teen A Rama at Lamar Baptist Church in Greenville.
Mr and Mrs Dave Abernathy hosted the Blakey descendants reunion at Ambrose Community Center. About 50 family members attended after a basket noon meal and singing. Attendees came from Savoy Arlington Dallas Fort Worth and other Texas towns.
Randolph Texas will hold its annual homecoming and business meeting at the school building despite weather. The meeting begins at 11 a.m. attendees are urged to bring lunch and meet old friends. those unable to attend may send contributions to Cemetery Fund P. O. Box 233 Randolph.
The Ector Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met Monday with Mrs E Ohmert narrating a program titled Dialogue Through Sharing led by Mrs Luther B Felder who teaches retarded children in Houston. Additional participants included Mrs Freg Wagon er and several others assisting with parts and hymn accompaniment followed by altar prayers.
Bartley Woods Community Improvement club heard Hazel Cortner of Bonham share worry avoidance tips. She urged keeping busy with hobbies, cooperation with the inevitable, peace of mind, kindness, gratitude, and healthy habits to prevent age and illness. Noel Burnett introduced her. a covered dish supper preceded the talk.
Circles of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union gathered at Mrs. Tar Porter’s home for a Royal Service program and noon covered dish luncheon. Mrs. John Smith led the program on establishing churches and sustaining fellowship in Hong Kong. Twelve members attended with two visitors from Texarkana.
Mrs. Tom Gregory and family from Ambrose visited Borger with Mr. and Mrs. O C Gregory. O C Gregory turned 71 with a birthday dinner at the Gregory home. Attending were J T Draper and sons from Fritch and other relatives.
Raymond E Nuese formerly of Cuero is moved to Bonham as assistant manager of Red River Textile Mills Harry McDowell leads the Bonham plant as manager and Harold Woodson runs office and warehouse operations Doc Sloan a patient in Sherman Hospital room 227 Sloan admitted April 17 for surgery with wife reporting his condition about the same
Mrs. E H Taylor of the Hail community has returned home after undergoing surgery at a Sherman hospital.
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