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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1960
Page
6
The Rev. James A. Underwood and Mrs. Underwood with children Mary Beth Susan Nancy John Robert and Jean Ann of Richardson spent Monday visiting Paul Arnedge at 31. Underwood is former pastor of First Christian church in Bonham and current pastor of Community Christian church in Richardson.
Frank Lynn Payne, son of Mr and Mrs F L Payne, a violinist and graduate music major, is a member of the North Texas State College Summer Symphony Orchestra in Denton. He took part in a joint concert with the NTSC Summer Chorus in the college main auditorium.
At Texas Woman's University in Denton the annual School Lunch Workshop drew Mrs. Bud Stone, Mrs. Bertha Sherer, Mrs. C. A. Rogers, and Mrs. Paul M. Dennis. Dr. Pauline Berry Mack directed with assistant Miss Dulcie Wilroy of the Texas Education Agency. Topics included problems faced by school lunch room workers and directors. Mrs. Stone is a Bonham lunch room supervisor. the others work in various lunch rooms.
Lisa Faye Wallis was born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wallis of Denver in St Luke s hospital on June 30 1960. The infant weighed 6 pounds 9 ounces. Mrs Wallis is formerly Miss Lillian Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Jones of Bonham. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joe Combs of Leonard.
A birthday note from July 5 celebrates Mrs. H. S. Cole and Mrs. W. B. Farmer with best wishes.
Fannin county will hold its annual Farm Queen Contest to honor the county's farm and ranch girls. Contestants are judged on appearance poise and personality with a one minute speech. District and state prizes include trips and watches for winners and assistants.
Miss Mary Lou Chapman and Roy Lee Rastetter exchanged marriage vows at the First Baptist church in Hale Center Texas on June 26 1969. The couple both of Hale Center were wed by Rev Charles Gates with a reception in Fellowship Hall. Attendants and family members are named along with details of the ceremony and reception.
The Sudderth family reunion will take place on Sunday July 10 at Bonham State Park in the north pavilion. All relatives and friends are invited to bring basket lunches and attend.
Miss Valera Large daughter of E. O. Large of Ector and Gene Abbott son of Lena Abbott of Bonham were married July 2 1960. The Rev Gary Regan officiated at the First Methodist church home ceremony attended by family and close friends. The bride wore a white brocaded cotton satin dress with white accessories. The bride attended Ector high school and the groom Bonham high school.
Mr and Mrs Roy Cox and her sister Mrs Jim Gribble have returned from a brief vacation to Hot Springs Arkansas.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Benton and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Parker Sr. attended a Benton family reunion in Madill Oklahoma on Sunday. Mrs. W. P. Kantz and son John Kantz visited Fort Worth. Olney visitors included Dennis Herring and family and Mrs. M. G. Herring. R. V. Herring and family of Bonham. Wrights returned to Dallas after Weekend with Shipley family. Alice Faye Monier visited Irving. Cannon family returned to Chicago after visiting Texie Boggess in Bonham and Wolfe City relatives.
James A. Taylor, Bonham schools band director, will attend a two day band clinic at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. Clinician is A R Casavant. Mrs Taylor and her children Richard and Suzanne will visit her mother Mrs Hl B Richards in Mangum during the Norman trip.
About 500 people attended the Bailey school reunion on Sunday with attendees from nearby towns and several states. Gene J. Leslie hosted the program, followed by a basket lunch. Prizes went to John Renshaw as oldest ex-student, Zack Vaughn for most grandchildren, Mrs. Ted Hodges for greatest distance, and Mrs. Clive Roberts as oldest teacher. Lloyd Turner was elected president, A. M. Savage vice president, and Miss Ruby Ahmond secretary.
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