Rehearsal Dinner Honors Smith Maultsby Nuptials
Bonham hosts a Thursday rehearsal dinner for Michael B. Smith and Helen Maultsby at the First Christian Church Plano. Co-hostesses Mrs Sidney HH Smith and Miss Beth Simeth oversee a wedding color theme of green and yellow with heirloom lace and floral centerpieces.
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Sidney HH Smith
Amaigehter
Beth Simeth
Bonham
Michael B. Smith
Helen Maultsby
Plano
First Christian Church
Flano
Clemens
C .M. van Zandt
Joseph C. Barber
Gulfport
Julia Pagan
Bland Smith
C H van Zandt
Fathers Day reflection and local happenings in Bonham
A local column reflects on Father’s Day, honoring dads for their hard work and dreams. It notes Bonham sports updates, Roy McMillin and Svoboda contracts, a teen incident, and local auto repair services at Lee Motor Company with a paid advertisement.
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Pop
Ralph Allen
Colorado
Sporting
Bonham
Roy McMillin
Cincinnati Reds
Svoboda
Chicago Football Cardinals
Bonham Boys
LEE Motor Company
Main & Sixth
Bride Elect Barbara Lynch Honored at Friday Shower
Mrs John Lindsey and Miss Dorothy Standifer hosted a miscellaneous shower at 86 Pine Street for Barbara Lynch bride-elect. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, plus refreshments for about 25 people. The Anderson Lynch wedding is set for Thursday evening July 6 at Clark Memorial Methodist Church with residence in Bonham afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindsey
Dorothy Standifer
Lindsey
Pine Street
Barbara Lynch
Raymond Andrson
Mis J R James
Anderson-Lynch
Res RE Porter
Clark Memorial Methodist Church
Bonham
Local guests visit and travel plans across states
Dr and Mrs HH Mitchell host guests from Portales NM and Grand Forks ND. The Wheeler family visits Dr Wheeler’s mother in Sherman. Joe Henin recovering from surgery at St Vincent's in Sherigan. Howard and daughter depart for a Texas vacation including San Antonio and Galveston. Fearazy family hosts Stagg, Stage, Salyer and cadet Bob Stagg with Cynthia Forgy joining for Houston trip. Henry Lively family visiting Dallas parents. Rick and Dpilinger visit Buck Johnson home. Phillip Due returns from Dallas where his father CA Due undergoes Baylor Hospital surgery. W W Richards Weslaco and Franzen Richards Dallas visiting.
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HH Mitchell Eee
John Bunete
Portales
George C Wheeler
Ralph
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Wheeler
A Wheeler
University of North John Joe
Jane
Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Corpus Christi
Galveston
William G Fearazy
Robert Burns Stagg
Deane
Sandra Stage
Brooke Salyer
Tulsa
Bob Stagg
Castle Heights Military School
Lebanon
Sandra
Bob
Campite
Venezuela
Henry M . Lively and Sons
Dallas
WF. Keeton
FE Oc
Rick and
St James C Rick
Brecvkenridge
Delores Dpilinger
South Dakota
Buck Jo
Double Ring Rites Unite Lois Harguess And Wendell Oliver
In Honey Grove a double ring ceremony united Lois Deane Harguess and Wendell Oliver at 3 p.m. Saturday. The Rev T. J Watts conducted the Baptist church service with white gladioli arrangements. The bride wore a nylon blue and white dress with a lace hat and carried a white Bible with white carnations. Nan Davig was matron of honor and George Calvin Davis was best man. The couple, both from Honey Grove, will reside in Texarkana after their wedding.
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Honey Grove
Lois Deane Harguess
A I. Harguess
Wendell Oliver
Tom Oliver
T. J Watts
The
Baptist Church
Mary Todd Watts
Nan Davig
George Calvin Davis
Oliver
Honey Grove High School
Texarkana
Cpl J Thomson Returns from Korea on Furlough
Cpl James Thomson arrived in Honey Grove on May 26 for a thirty day furlough after nearly nine months with the 1st Cavalry Division in Korea. He was wounded twice at Tague and Osan. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W B Thomson of La Yonta Route 2, formerly of tones.
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Honey Grove
James Thomson
Korea
1St Calvary Division
Ile
Tague
Osan
Pl Thompson
W B Thompson
la Yonta
Tones
Two Honey Grove Girls Receive TSCW Degrees
Miss Bobbie Jacque Armistead and Miss Betty Jo Parrish of Honey Grove earned bachelor degrees from Texas State College for Women on Monday. President John A Guinn delivered the commencement address to about 250 graduates. Armistead and Parrish are English majors, daughters of local residents. Parrish was active in La Junta and English Clubs. Armistead plans to report to Fort Sill Oklahoma for the Purple Heart award.
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Honey Grove
Spl
Bobbie Jacque Armistead
Betty Jo Parrish
Texas State College For Women
John A Guinn
TSCW
Miss Armistead
John W Armistead
Miss Parrish
J G Parish
la Junta
Thenglish
Grove
Fort Sill Oklahoma
Henry Herriage to Move Texaco Station to East 4th Street
Henry Herriage announced he will relocate his Texaco station from Center and 7th Streets to East Fourth Street to operate a Cities Service Station. He cites losing his lease and plans to move Monday and Tuesday with a Wednesday opening, while keeping the current site open until Sunday night and inviting old customers to visit the new location.
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Henry Herriage
Texaco
Center and
7Th Streets
Fourth St
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