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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
3
Plans for a wide community barbecue were discussed at a regular meeting of the Community Club. The picnic will be held on church and community building grounds with the July goal and invites every family to contribute to the barbecue fund. Jim Sartin is club chair.
Michardson Texas editor notes Parmer Brockman Rural Progress meeting with Nunnelee community as special guest. Event centers on Alien's i and Telephone Community Chart and County Homemaker Demonstration. Alvie Jones reports work to start soon. Refreshment committee proposes each family pay 28 monthly club fee and bring homemade cookies for meeting Friday June 23.
The First Baptist Church prepares to inaugurate a full Scout program sponsoring Cub Scouts and Boy Scout troops. A meeting of all boys between ages is planned to organize the units and outline activities.
A narrative fragment follows Kit, Tracy, Anita, and Kirk as they navigate illness, containment, and longing. Kit plans trips to New York, contemplates contentment, and awaits a decisive moment with Kirk. A church scout meeting invites boys aged 8 to 15 to join a sponsored unit, signaling ongoing community activity.
Henry Guffie 81 a retired farmer died at his daughter's home near Savoy at 5 PM Tuesday after a year of ill health. Born December 8 1868 in Alabama he lived 34 years in Savoy. Survived by widow a son George M Guffie Sherman a daughter Bonnie B Large Savoy a brother John Guffie Tallahassee seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Funeral set for 3 PM Thursday at Bayon Church of Christ with Ralph Edmonson and Rev Paul Kapp officiating burial in Sunnyside Cemetery.
The Summer Vacation Bible School at the Church of the Nazarene ends with a 7:45 p.m. program and picnic. A display of student handwork closes the session, which enrolled 90 students. Miss Odell Northcutt served as superintendent.
The service for Mr. McCreight, dean of court reporters in Dallas County, occurred today at 10 a m in Irving with Rev. Robert McKee presiding. A Nebraska native who moved to Dallas in 1910, he died Monday from a heart ailment while Mrs Hodge attended.
In East Lansing Michigan junior Robert Roveton teased instructors by tucking a note claiming a orchid gift on page 15 of his term paper. Speech Professor Lucia Morgan earned the corsage for reading that far.
Eighteen Dallas firemen were overcome by acid fumes and gases while fighting a downtown film distributing company blaze. Eleven were taken to Parkland Hospital at once with the most severe injuries, while seven were admitted after initial treatment.
Dearest friends express gratitude for the encouragement sympathy and acts of kindness during a recent sorrow. The message from the son of J M Fitzgerald conveys heartfelt thanks to all who offered comfort.
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