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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1951
Page
7
January 21 birthday born under Aquarius rules by Uranus and Saturn. You may crave science and seek new discoveries while exhibiting a mix of outgoing Capricorn traits. You are dependable and busy, value home and family, and prefer steady principles you can defend.
Miss Idris Evans spoke to Bailey Inglish Elementary School PTA on How Valuable Are Report Cards. Mrs. R. L. Lawrence gave a devotional, fourth graders performed a playlet, and Mrs. Ike Morrison urged attendance at Founder's Day on Feb 15. Mrs. Paul Campbell led a Pledge To Children from the Washington conference.
Mr and Mrs J E Hindman who wed in Honey Grove mark their golden anniversary at home in Rule Texas this month. Mrs Hindman, former Miss Arah Moore, once lived in Telephone. Mr Hindman previously resided in Paris. The couple have five children and several grandchildren.
Dr W M Tidwell of Chattanooga Tennessee starts a revival at the Church of the Nazarene with morning and evening services daily. He will speak at 11 and 7:15 pm today and the message will be broadcast on KF YN. The revival runs through January 28 with daily 10 am and 7:15 pm meetings.
Mrs Verna Lehew announces the marriage of Wilma Lehew to Robert Burrell at a Justice of the Peace home ceremony on January 14. The couple, both Bonham High School graduates, will reside in Bonham and work locally. Attendants Jo Ann Crow and Richard Dozer attended the couple.
The Fannin County Baptist Men's Choir will present a program of hymns and spirituals on KFYN radio Sunday afternoon. Lloyd Rovers, president of the Fannin County Baptist Men's organization, announced that men from across the county would participate in the broadcast.
Bonham Jaycees will entertain their wives Monday evening at 7 pm at Hospitality House 400 West Sixth Street with an informal program All members and their wives are invited to attend and share in the evening activities
The Res Clark ER Russell, a North Texas Methodist minister, announces retirement after sixty six years, citing health. His career includes six years as superintendent of the McKinney district and pastorates in Honey Grove and Sulphur Springs.
The Happy Blue Birds of Dun can School met Thursday afternoon with seventeen members present. They enjoyed an outing at City Park led by Mrs. Gordon Pope and refreshments of conkies for Becky Biggerstaff and the listed members including Frances Banks Pamela Ware Carolyn Sue Clark Jackie Lou Carpenter Dean Pope Jean Pope Linda Assery Diane Moore Virginia Neal Saundra Cox Ernes tine Hart Ann Watson Mary Louise Cockrill Patsy Ann Phillips Mamie Lynn Brown Betty Aron and Jackie Carpenter.
A list of residents and relatives visiting from Dallas Temple Fort Hood and Camp Atterbury shows social ties across Texas and Indiana. A. Wainwright hosts in Austin while Misses Doumas Jones and Mrs Harper visit relatives and family homes. Corporal Maness and Mrs Maness and her mother travel en route to Camp Atterbury after Fort Hood assignment.
Roxton Texas funeral services were held Friday afternoon for W H Harrison a retired farmer and longtime Roxton resident who died Thursday He was born in Gales County Tennessee November 18 1869 and moved to Texas at age 18 Survivors include his wife several daughters sons and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren with relatives in Roxton Fort Worth Honey Grove and California
A check for 2500 from Robert G Carr, San Angelo, advances Carr's total gifts to about 14000 for a new chapel at Texas Christian University. Dr M F Sadler, TEU president, announced the gift and noted Carr's active TCU Trustees involvement as the religion building project proceeds.
Mrs. Koteras and her husband vow to curb speeding on their street by any means, including a shotgun if necessary, after repeated appeals to Houston police failed to halt the motorists. They say they are exhausting all options to protect their five children.
Leonard fire department members elected new officers at a meeting. Voveda Sprinkde was named Chief with Mitchel Ma Donald as former chief completing two years. New officers include Guy Chrestian president, Bet Shertlander vice president, Brosnet Crasford secretary, Miron Harte treasurer, and Christein asst captain.
Dependents of veterans may draw survivors benefits under 1950 social security amendments. Paul T. Files, Paris office manager, said many insured servicemen were entitled for survivor benefits when they entered military service but wage credits were missing or reduced, affecting monthly payments.
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