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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
6
Dodd City Church of Christ in Dodd City Texas offers Bible school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Young people's meeting at 6 p m Evening service at 7 p m Mid-week prayer service Wednesday at 7 p m led by minister R V Wood
A collapsed listing of Sunday school times worship services and church events across Corinth Baptist Ector First Methodist First Baptist Duplex Baptist Ravenna Circuit and related churches with pastors superintendents and weekly meeting times. Programs include Sunday schools morning and evening services MYF training unions and midweek prayer meetings.
Mrs J L Cooper led Bible study from Ye Shall Be My Witnesses for Francis Kim circle at the First Baptist church with Mrs Frank Anderson as hostess. Mrs C L Nelson gave the Psalm 46 devotional. Prayers by Mrs Georgia Ray Jenkins and Mrs M E Miller. Circle chair Mrs E W White led the business portion and plans were made for the Royal Service program and a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Gaylan Murray’s home next Monday. Eight members and two guests enjoyed a refreshment plate.
Baylor University Bible teacher Dr. C. R. Sansom will be guest pastor at both Sunday services at First Baptist Church. Rev. Jack Carson, the church pastor, is away, inviting members and friends to attend. Sansom formerly led a Fannin county church and served as a World War II overseas chaplain.
The Rev. Quay Parmer evangelist will guest preach at the Methodist church in Ector Sunday at 9 45 a m according to pastor Rev Gary Regan He will then go to Leonard to preach A covered dish luncheon is planned by the Ector church at noon and all members are invited to attend
Ivanhoe Texas church announces Sunday program with Sunday school at 10 a.m. supervised by Vermon Stevens. Morning worship at 10:45 a.m. Training Union at 7 p.m. directed by Mrs. Walter Wright. Evening worship at 7:45 p.m. led by Pastor Thomas O. Strebeck.
The First Congregational church will host a guest pastor this Sunday. Rev. George Mullins of Greenville will preach, joined by Rev. A. M. McLain. Mrs. Mullins and their two children are former Bonham residents. The public is invited to attend.
A revival starts Monday July 11 at the Windom Church of Christ and runs through Sunday July 17. Evening services begin at 8 p m on the church lawn with Earl Prater delivering evangelistic messages daily and Cleve Fendley serving as song leader.
A revival starts Sunday at the Selfs Baptist church and runs eight days with daily services at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Evangelist Rev. Ed Sanders, formerly a Baptist missionary to Indonesia, will preach, and Rev. Weston Ware, the church pastor, will lead singing.
Risser Hospital lists several patients including Mrs Ruth Lane Ector Mrs T J McLain Leonard Mrs M M Cooksey and others many Bonham and Dallas entries. Dismissals include Mrs Allen Vermillion Bonham and George Richardson Leonard. Bailey Spl notes W E Berryhill Jr and family visiting Quitaque relatives.
Heavy rains flooded Hiroshima Yamaguchi and Shimane Prefectures causing five deaths. Seven others reported missing and ten injured as more than 7500 homes and 10000 acres of farmland were inundated.
The fourth annual Fogle reunion of Bonham area descendants took place at Bonham State Park. New officers were elected with Mrs. Billy Dewoody as president and Mrs. Leonard Bryant as secretary-treasurer. Attendees planned next year’s reunion for the first Sunday in July at the same park. Notables ranged from 81 year old Annie Fogle of Ivanhoe to five month old Joel Fogle of Fort Worth, with many Bonham, Dallas, Grand Prairie, and other area relatives listed among attendees.
Alabama families travel for visits across the South and West. Manuel Booker and child from Georgiana stop to see A T Fuller in Honey Grove while en route to California. Other relatives visit Grand Prairie Mobile Dallas Paris Lubbock Houston and more.
July 8 wishes go to Mrs Hope Goode Mary Ann Marshall Opal Jaco and Johnny Carter. July 9 greetings honor Betty Boone Homer McMillen Virginia Keene Mrs Molly Robinson Laura Evans and Mrs Hoyt Ivey.
Mrs Lorra ine Isabell and three children from Indio California visit her parents Mr and Mrs J H Clay in Dodd City. Visiting relatives include Mrs W H Gray and Mrs R H Mills of Sherman and Mrs H J Williams of Fort Worth. The California visitors include Mickey Bridges and Joe Galassi meeting relatives and noting a California marriage.
Moore's Chapel notes Mr and Mrs Rumsey Warnells and Mr and Mrs Billy Warnell enjoying a vacation in California with relatives. Dallas visitors include the Browns and Prices. Other guests arrive from Dallas and Gober to the Hammetts and Shepherds in Dodd City.
Across tropical Africa south of the Sahara Islam is expanding rapidly, appealing to converts with an African identity, allowing multiple wives and tribal rites, while Christian leaders seek to respond without diluting doctrine. Pope John XXIII elevates an African to the College of Cardinals as natives begin to assume leadership roles.
In Honey Grove IOOF Lodge 155 meeting District Deputy W E Newberry installed A T Fuller noble grand Owen Glover vice grand and George D Carlock assistant secretary Howard Kemp grand master of Texas will visit Tuesday July 12 Hosts will welcome lodges from Paris Bonham Bailey Wolfe City Farmersville Commerce and Cooper.
Gum Springs hosts its second annual homecoming for the local cemetery this Sunday. Activities include registration, a memorial service, a business session, and a noon basket lunch followed by an afternoon program. The event is centered at the Gum Springs Baptist church and cemetery about 10 miles northwest of Honey Grove.
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