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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1951
Page
3
Rev Roy L Brooks and wife of Oklahoma City will lead revival services at the Assembly of God Church on North Center Street starting Sunday June 17. Services occur each evening at 7 45 p m with special music and sermons. Pastor Frank M Jones officiates this local church.
Church notices from multiple congregations in Honey Grove outline Sunday School and worship times, pastors, and special events. Details include Vacation Bible School start, district conferences, youth programs, prayer services, and weekly meetings at several churches.
The schedule lists Cub Scouts and parents Tuesday at 7 p m Mid week service with a pastor on Wednesday at 7 p m Choir led by Risinger and Pastor Spring at First Presbyterian Church in Whitewright with Rev Smith Dorothy Nelson directs Christian Education Sunday School at 10 a m W L Smith superintendent Services on the first and third Sundays at 8 p m Women meet Wednesdays at 1 30 p m Youth group meets Wednesdays at 6 30 p m with Miss Nelson in charge Parish Council votes to hold September meeting at the church.
Details from Dodd City and Union Presbyterian churches outline Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. with youth programs, a catechism study, and a June calendar including a parish meeting and broadcast services. A singing school runs nightly Monday to Friday with no charge.
A film from the family series, The Road Back, will be shown in the East auditorium of the First Baptist Church after Sunday evening worship. It tells of a modern advertising man who chooses faith despite adversity, affecting him and his associates, their wives and children.
Dr. Paw R. Hortin of First Avenue Methodist Church St Petersburg will discuss Brother Saul on the Methodist Hour radio program on station WFAA at 7 30 a m Sunday June 17 The sermon highlights the value of learning to say Brother Saul and appeals to listeners to seek this understanding The program features a men's quartet medley songs I Have Heard of a Land Which Way Shall I Take Lead Me to Calvary.
Rev. Max Martis pastor of Ector Methodist Church announces revival services starting Sunday June 17 at 8 p m. through each evening with special music featured at every service.
The Union Presbyterian Church Vacation Church School closing program moves from Friday to Sunday during the Church School hour. Parents and friends are invited to attend the commencement, which will explore Easter meaning and practical implications.
Mrs Winnie Money president elect of the Bonham Business and Professional Womer club chaired a Thursday meeting at Cheon to outline plans for increasing interest and membership. Committee members present included Gladys May Elizabeth McClure and Mary Louise Locke. Mrs Money assisted by Mrs Paul Campbell served salad. decorations featured dahlias and gladioli.
Funeral services for A N Pat Haddock 39 WWII veteran will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Lamasco Shed with Revs J F Fender and Rowe officiating. He died Tuesday afternoon in Sequoia Hospital San Francisco survived by widow three sons Durwood Donald Jerry a daughter Patricia Ann mother Mrs Mary E Haddock three sisters and various cousins.
Mr and Mrs Howard Smith and daughter Janet of Bonham along with Mrs Ray Smith and Miss Berio Smith of Dallas hire retor ies from a tour of South Texas visiting Austin Brownsville Corpus Christi Galveston Houston Matamoros Mexico and other stops. Mr and Mrs H L Gatlin have moved to Lubbock to live with their son Howard Gatlin and his wife.
Fannin county home demonstration club women will stage a dress revue at the veterans center on South Main Street Saturday at 2 oclock. Mrs Geraldine Risnger county HD agent announced 45 women from 15 clubs were eligible to show dresses. The show is open to the public.
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