Begin The Day With God June 14 Meditation
Religious reflection entry citing Mark 6 1 13 and Luke 12 22 23 urging disciples not to worry about life food or clothing. Devotional tone emphasizes trust in divine provision and daily renewal.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1964
Page
1
Religious reflection entry citing Mark 6 1 13 and Luke 12 22 23 urging disciples not to worry about life food or clothing. Devotional tone emphasizes trust in divine provision and daily renewal.
The Honey Grove club held a book review with guests including Miss James, Miss Kellie, and Mrs. Reeves. Activities featured tea and cookies served by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Jones, along with remarks from Henry Stredd and Mrs. W.B. Riested.
Kenneth Oliver of Dalhtwees was critically injured in a single vehicle crash on State Highway 12 near Randolph. Jackson police said Oliver was northbound when he lost control, the car overturned, throwing him from the vehicle where he remained alone. He suffered head and internal injuries.
The 1963 64 term lists 105 students on the A and B honor rolls. Names include Lona Wel Seo Donaldson Keo Posen Alana Faarchild Mori Bet Heong and many others across seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen.
A training conference hosted by the Fannin Baptist associa tion and the Baptist General Convention of Texas will be directed by Laux of Dallas. The clinic at Seventh and Main aims to involve all churches with their personnel for scheduled sessions led by Mrs. Ruby Howell and other noted workers.
Mrs Euna Dessey of Rankin and Mrs Bettye Campbell of Grand Prairie visited the Gatlin home in Bonham. Campbell was joined by her daughters Cathy and Susen.
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