First Methodist WMS Rummage Sale Saturday
The Saturday rummage sale by Circle 2 of the First Methodist Women’s Missionary Society will be held in the Alexander Building. Proceeds support church missions.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
3
The Saturday rummage sale by Circle 2 of the First Methodist Women’s Missionary Society will be held in the Alexander Building. Proceeds support church missions.
Anna D Barnett and Weldon Collins were married in Hugo Oklahoma with attendants Miss Bettie Jean Gil and Bill Hartson. The bride wore navy blue crepe with white accessories and a corsage of white stefanitas and fern. She is from Honey Grove and was active in Future Homemakers Pep Club and band. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Collins of Hugo, was in the 1940 class and active in football and student council. Shared reception details note spring lace decor and town guests.
Local notes record a string of visitors and travels through Bonham Texas with residents from Tucson Whitewright Dallas and Bryan visiting relatives friends and relatives. Mentions include Red Donald formerly of Bonham now in El Paso and other travelers from Ark M A S and Beaumont visiting area families and returning home.
Primary music pupils of Mrs. Belle Gober and Miss Virginia Biard gave a recital at the First Christian Church on Thursday afternoon. The program featured solos, trios, and two piano numbers, marking the final recital of the term and start of summer classes through June and July.
Sunday morning at 9 in Central Baptist church Lubbock Miss Ruby Brecheen of Lubbock and Dewey Emmons of Honey Grove united in marriage by Rev. Jack Welch attended by Virgil Brecheen and Lois Bush. The bride daughter of H. F. and Mrs. Brecheen graduates Paris High 1926. taught at Atings school south of Paris. Groom son of Mrs J N Emmons Honey Grove. high school grad 1925. attended Burleson College.
Miss Frances Neal of Harlingen hosted a dinner Tuesday at her grandfather 8 D Meee Dodd City for the Brent Puller wedding party. The buffet centerpiece showed a crystal bowl with white stick and baby breath. Rooms wore roses gladoli and pansies in apricot and blue to match the couple. Guests were invited to the bridal party. Groom's gifts to ushers were fitted cases. bride's gifts were single straw pearls.
Miss Bland Smith bride elect to Tom Graham of Austin hosts kitchen shower at Taylor home 308 East Ninth Street Thursday afternoon. Flowers adorn living and sun rooms with roses sweet peas larkspur daisies and ferns. Mrs Bland Smith presided at silver tea. honoree opened gifts along ribbons to a kitchen gifts table. guest list includes young matrons and close friends.
Commencement exercises for the Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church are scheduled for this evening at 7 45. The program showcases the students handiwork from the school and welcomes parents to attend.
The Bonham Garden Club endowed a garden books shelf at the public library for ongoing access. The library board approved permanent cataloging equipment and new books purchases. Tickets sales rose recently and a poetry book titled Senor Pace Does Not Return was donated. Mrs. Richard Morgan led a 15 member meeting.
The second annual Grayson College ex-students homecoming in Whitewright features Rev H Grady May delivering the sermon. The day includes morning chapel, addresses by Mrs Jennie Crittenden and L J Truett, memorial service, basket dinner, and an afternoon of songs, talks by W B Duncan and Parrer Welch, and a business session ending with Auld Lang Syne.
The Wednesday 42 Club met at the home of Mrs. Edgar Mathews for an afternoon of games. Prizes went to Mrs. Roy Harp for high and Mrs. Ben Stephens for second high as refreshments were served to members and four guests.
Devol Hudson announces that Economy Auto Store will offer one hundred live racing turtles this weekend. Each turtle is named after a character from a popular comic strip, with the name printed on its back.
Circle two of the First Methodist WMS will hold a rummage sale in the Alexander Building all day Saturday. The building sits between Alexander Drug Store and Woolworth Company, providing a central site for shoppers.
The Bonham Daily Favorite seeks May 2 issues for collection. Readers may deliver copies to the office and will be paid per issue.
Troops from Bonham Gobert Bailey Leonard Trenton Randolph Ector Lamarco Tele phone Monkstown and Dodd City prepare for a two day Camporee at Camp Bonham five miles north of Bonham on Ivanhoe road. The event opens Saturday at 2 30 p m with a field meet and scouting contests. A campfire program led by Robert Kincaid follows supper and Sunday morning features a court of honor and union services.
New buses operated by Mooney Motor Coaches on the Bonham to Dallas route include air conditioned units. One bus was on exhibition in Bonham on Thursday. The service runs nonstop via Greenville and McKinney, linking Bonham with Dallas.
Dr. PF Richards, struck on the knee by a mule about a week ago, shows improving health. He is still walking with a crutch and will need it for some time before he can move about unaided.
Rev T F Boswell pastor of the First Christian church in Honey Grove resigns at the regular board meeting held Tuesday evening at the McConnell home. The resignation takes effect August 4 after two years of service with the church. Future plans are not announced. Dyne The National Cotton Council reports a Seattle firm using cotton in plyboard has developed a board four to thirty times stronger than ordinary wall boards.
Graduation exercises for the seventh grade were held Friday morning May 3 in the Presbyterian church. The program included a processional invocation songs and diplomas presented by Supt. E A Barker. Forty three graduates were named including Leon Baldwin Delmar Becknal D H Brooks Joe Wayne Chaney Jeanne Dodds Amaryllis and many others.
DeWitt T Kirby national service officer for the Disabled American Veterans of the World War was in Bonham to contact Jor Den ton local service office of the American Legion and Post Commander Dr R B Richards about disabled county veterans and their claims He is based at the U S Veterans Administration in Waco and assists veterans in their claims Perkins of Sherman accompanied him.
All people interested in any commercial subject are urged to call at the Brannon building Monday June 10 from 4 to 6. Classes will be conducted by Virgie Lee Candleman a graduate of Sherman Business College and a current student at Austin College in Sherman.
The Texas Christian Endeavor Union marks fifty years with a Golden Jubilee Convention June 20 to 23 at East Dallas Christian Church. Dr. Daniel A. Poling leads events with speakers from Dallas Fort Worth Abilene Austin and Washington D C. Two thousand expected to register. J Stuart Pearce Jr of San Antonio serves as State Union president.
A Red Cross event featured a social hour with hall decorations of spring flowers and a serving table adorned with flowers centered by the punch bowl.
The Bell Oilers Oklahoma orchestra performs Saturday at 2 p.m. on the courthouse lawn sponsored by Bob McDowell, local Bell Gasoline agent. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. Costa Rica maintains an army of eight hundred men.
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