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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1954
Page
3
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church held a regular business meeting at the church Monday afternoon with Mrs. Sam A. Meade presiding. The group conducted routine reports, voted to combine summer meetings, and planned circle gatherings for next Monday with hostesses listed.
The WMU of the 7th and Main Baptist Church met Monday at noon for a covered dish luncheon at the church. Officers and members arranged the event, with Mrs. Sam A. Miller presiding and Mrs. Floyd Blair directing the program on Missions in Formosa.
The First Baptist Vacation Bible School opened Monday with 143 pupils and adult leaders. Principal Mrs. Jessie Kincaid and Superintendent Mrs. Roy Fralicks head staff. enrollment rose to 151 this morning. Classes run 8:90 to 11:30 with Friday church commences. Ravenna Methodist Church hosts a 19 cent supper next Friday. Proceeds benefit the church.
The Rev. and Mrs. Harold C. Hicks and three sons of Little Rock arrived for a visit with Supt. and Mrs. C. H. Dillehay. W. M. Gunter and wife travel to Houston to visit relatives, including nieces Mrs. Melvin Freeman and Mrs. W. M. Duncan. Duane Epperson returns from Sherman to spend vacation and may join the State Highway Department. Sandra Larimer travels with her mother to Carlsbad and California, planning later a Louisiana visit. Guests at the Denson home include Ray Denson, D. C. Buckner, Henry Herriege, Hartwell, Willie Denson, and others from Fort Worth, Dallas, and Commerce.
The late Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis family reunion gathered at the G. G. Pope home on Sunday. Relatives brought picnic lunches and then traveled to State Park with the Papal clan’s hosts. The group included Ed Turbeville, Wayne Davis, Timothy Wayne, and many others from Oklahoma, Texas, and Dallas.
Twenty Leonard High School seniors and sponsor Miss Rubye Lee Mackey depart for a three day trip to Carlsbad Caverns Santa Fe New Mexico and Colorado Springs Colo with planned return stops at Kansas City Kansas and Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
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