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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
3
A garbled calendar lists events for June with notes of Wesleyan, Galf Club dinners, Bible study, and Presbyterian activities. Entries are fragmented across Tuesday June 1 and June 12 13, mentioning meetings and club gatherings.
A fragment discusses an Army Tank Automotive command claim of a new electronic mechanism named Bizmac that supposedly replaces many workers by handling vast data and inventory tasks. Critics warn of practical limits and psychological impact on workers while noting the need for testing and empathetic support at rehabilitation centers. Dr Bert Levine is mentioned as a clinical psychologist at Gonzales Warm Springs Rehabilitation Foundation.
Ravenna Spl reports recent visitors to Mr and Mrs Roy Taylor include their daughter Mrs Woodrow Johnson and her daughter Sara of McAlester Oklahoma. Other guests were Paul Lovelace and children of Bonham Jerry McKnight of Sherman and Alvah West of Covington Oklahoma.
Owen's Chapel in Danner community plans an all day homecoming on Sunday June 23 with morning services a noon picnic and afternoon singing. The event invites participation in maintaining the community cemetery and gathers locals for a festive reunion.
The Rev and Mrs B H Terrill retire from the Northeast Texas Methodist Conference and will settle at 304 West 8th Bonham after more than 40 years as pastors. They have seven children and a large share of grandchildren and great grandchildren. Daughters include Mrs J W Frampton Dallas Mrs A R Montgomery Tulsa and Mrs H J L Birdwitt Bellvue. Sons are B F Terrill Blossom T W Terrill Pasadena Calif William M Terrill Lubbock and Jack Terrill Houston.
Approximately six pupils registered Monday for a week long vacation Bible school sponsored by the First Methodist church. Mrs Clyde Crittenden directed the school and noted strong interest. Classes for 4 to 12 year olds are taught by Sunday school teachers with help from a two day preparatory session. A Friday commencement program in Risinger Hall will close the school as Rev Karl M Jones awards attendance certificates for four days attended.
Four Fannin County 4-H members travel with Cont. Agent Irene Chaye and home demonstration agent Miss Barbara McAnetly to the 4 H Roundup at Texas A&M College. They will register tonight and return Thursday afternoon. Attending are Nona Jeyhie of Verge Deyhie family Allen Point Henry Godgel son of Henry Godgel Mulberry Janice Hall of RA Hall Mulberry and Thomas Earl Johnson son of F Johnson Estes.
Kathy Jean Hyepuk, daughter of Mr and Mrs M Hyepuk of Avington, born at Jal Las hospital on a Saturday in June weighing 10 pounds. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jo Hyepuk of Ratdovpt. maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack Hughes of Bonham. A second birth, a boy born June 24, 19OT, to Mr and Mrs Jo Hubbard, stationed in Japan at the time, weighs pounds and measures ote. Paternal grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Mokke Tereison of Lan Cabf arm. maternal grandparents also noted.
A breakfast event honored Martha Hopkins with guests including Martha Ann Shee and Jeanmett Plate. Hostesses wore white gowns and the gathering noted her role as mother to Elizabeth Franson and list of attendees included Pats reeoe Matt and Marvin Watts. A wedding planned for later was mentioned with Addy Trapp and Leonard Fatt family connections noted.
The Bolin sisters visit Bonham with family members including Mrs Joo Trap and relatives. The trip includes greetings from locals and mentions an aunt figure among the group.
Mrs Kearney spoke to the Woman's Missionary Union gathering of the Seventh and Baptist Church group. She described work among migrant workers in the United States by Southern Baptists and chaired the opening program with songs and Bible readings.
Mrs J M Raiden of Washtenaw County marked her 89th birthday at home with family. The gathering included relatives such as Mr and Mrs John M Martis of Howey and Miss Minnie Mae Mu, reflecting a close community circle and Mrs Raiden's long association with the local church.
The West Baptist Woman's Missionary Union circle met for a program on Great Prayers of the Rthte with Mrs Sam Morgan and Mrs Claude Eng Rhoo as chairpersons. A business session planned the community mission program and closed with prayer by Mrs Girads Fishy. refreshments were served to eight members and three visitors.
The Leon ard KBaptist chub pastor Leonard Heflin was guest speaker at the Mens Brotherhood meeting. Attendees included Heflin supporters and other local church members. The event highlighted religious activities and regional church leadership in Florida and nearby areas.
Mr and Mrs G R Newby travel to Randolph Kane to visit his mother Mrs Ethel Newby and other relatives. Mr and Mrs J W Harringtes of Shulinburg return home after visiting her sister Mrs M Wason of Ravenna. Recent guests at Mrs A B R Moss include Miss Kennett Johnson and son Gregory from MilTown and Mrs Marley Henson with two children from Dallas.
The Fannin County Farmers Union will sponsor a box supper at 7:30 pm Thursday in the Meter School auditorium. Grady Kidwell, president, announced the event as part of a union program for members and families. Members and friends are urged to bring a box lunch.
Ralph Elkins and family from Alma Arkansas visit relatives in Bonham Texas. They stopped in for short visits with Mrs Smith and other former Bonham residents, including Sprngs and Eureke Sprin, during their return trip.
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