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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
7
In St. Louis on June 6, umpire Art Pascarella warned the Browns for taunting during the game with the Athletics. Brownie Johnny Berardino ducked from the dugout and returned with his mouth taped to prove a point, but the umpire did not appreciate the gesture and Berardino was sent out.
In Honey Grove on a Monday afternoon the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church installed new officers after a covered dish luncheon. Rev. G R Risinger oversaw the ceremony. officers include Mrs Frank Welch president and Mrs Lon P Evans vice president plus twelve others serving as secretaries, treasurer, and committee heads.
Miss Norma Davis travels to Dallas for employment. Grover Hall and Fred Luttrell visit Caddo Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs John Reece spend weekend in San Angelo with relatives. Mrs 13 N Parris taken to Wilson Jones Hospital Sherman for treatment. Mr and Mrs J J Roddy read Blost Be The Tie That Binds. Mrs Grover Hall retires as WSCS president.
The Honey Grove Methodist church has a new pastor Rev. J. C. Mann assigned at the North Texas Conference in Dallas. He and his wife Mrs Mann and their two children will move to Honey Grove this week. Pastor Rev. G. R. Risinger has been transferred to Bonham.
Allen Point special report describes Rural Community Progress Club gathering at the community center. Jim Sartin of Nunnelee spoke. entertainment included Ann Wylie, Bob Collard, and Mrs Bill Deyhle. About 45 attendees enjoyed refreshments after the program.
The 14th annual reunion of Savoy College alumni will be held Sunday June 10. Organizer BK A McMahon of Dal announces the event for former male and female students at Savoy College.
The article notes a reunion of about one million ex-students from Texas, Oklahoma and other states with Savoy PTA serving plate lunches. Gus W. Thomasson of Dallas will give the inspiration address on Achieving Success. Moving pictures and tapes will document the day. A pre reunion gathering with dinner is set for Saturday. An in memoriam for Jame Inowles, who died May 29 1951, follows along with a family reflection. A Minnesota beet sugar plant will require 450 to 620 tons of coal daily.
A young man from Ector returns home after completing service in Korea. He plans to resume life in Lawton and pursue further assignments as needed.
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