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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1962
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Jenkins hosted the 42 Club at their home with high scores by Hodges and Woo. Guests included Mr and Mrs Waymon Stokes and Mrs Rae Tenkis, along with Bob Tenkis of Bonham and several others.
Practical tips for managing coarse wiry baby fine and curly hair. Advice covers lubrication professional cuts brushing light permanents oil shampoos and setting to follow head shape. Also notes a beauty shop winning third place at the State Hair Stylist Elimination Contest with Rochelle Roach as a top entrant.
Visit Amelia's Beauty Salon at 316 North Center Street for expert grooming. Experienced operators offer permanents, cutting, styling, contour waving, and a new you. Call 583-3312 for an appointment.
Miss Cne sa Brown will star as the heroine in a ballet to be presented at 4 pm Monday at Ben A. Viondas. Miss Windy Duff will play the prince with Miss Brown’s parents listed as Mr and Mrs del Brown and Miss Duff’s parents as Mr and Mrs Willis Duff. About 28 Bonham youths and 100 out of town dancers participate. Director Miss Burns of Sherman will stage the production with no charge, but contributions to a crippled children's fund are welcome.
Mrs Glenn Hemphill’s Daily Favorite report notes guests including Jim Venables and family from Richardson along with Chates McKnight and son. Texas Tech graduation events for Z Dek hall brother and visits from Denton students, Plano and Wichita Falls attendees, and Memorial Day services are mentioned.
CROSS ROADS Spl Mrs Allen Bowman entertained members of the Sunday school she teaches at her home Thursday night The group played games and gifts were exchanged Several guests attended Mrs Bowman received a gift and Mrs Roy Renfro Sr will be the new teacher for the class
The Rev Don White announces a June change in worship at First Christian Church with Sunday services at 930 am and no Sunday night services. After the service at 1040 am Sunday school classes will be held and a pastor led discussion on Religion and Mental Health in the sanctuary as part of a June trial.
Dallas social page notes Miss Gladys Amy Smith of Gober and bride-elect to Pat Henry Booth of Dallas are honored at a brunch hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Underwood at their Stanhope address. About 30 guests attended. Smith’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith of Gober. The couple plans to wed in Dallas on June 23.
Donna Brown formerly of Sherman and a North Texas State alumna now resides with husband Rowen Brown at 6024 Cedar Street Bonham. She plans to counsel Camp Fire Girls at Camp Rio Roxo for four weeks starting June 10, then return home between sessions. Her father A M Kile serves on Sherman police, and the Browns attend First Methodist Church.
Four Bonham high school graduates Kathy Currin Norma Rainey Bobby Vaught and Wanda Stoddard were honored at a Northside Church of Christ prayer meeting Wednesday night The minister James W Anderson spoke about their new status in life Testaments were presented to three graduates and Wanda Stoddard will receive hers later The Bibles were gifts from the congregation and autographed by church elders
The Savoy high school Beta club honored sponsor Mrs. Virgil Morgan with a luncheon and a gift of appreciation. The club’s year included new members, National Book Week readings, a Dallas state convention, and a Teachers Recognition Week with daily treats and activities.
The annual Pilot Grove homecoming will be held Sunday with special morning services at all churches. An old-fashioned home style dinner will be served at 12 15 p m and proceeds go into the cemetery perpetual care fund.
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