Church Notices From Various Texas Churches
A roundup of Sunday schedules and worship times for multiple churches including White Shed Methodist Hooper Rosser Windom Methodist Circuit Dodd City Baptist Telephone Methodist Circuit Trinity Lutheran Mulberry Methodist Church Telephone Baptist Church Ivanhoe Church of Christ Dodd City Methodist Ector Methodist Church Gober Baptist Bells Baptist Church and their leaders with Sunday school times worship services and midweek activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shed Methodist
Hooper
Rosser
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jesse Loving
Old Settlers Park
Sherman
Texas
Dodd City
Community Church and Club Schedule for Sunday Events
A crowded Sunday program lists 2:30 p m junior activities at A and 8:80 p m junior royal ambassador events. Teachers and officers meeting at p m. Y W A prayer meeting at 8 p m led by Clayton Hicks. Edhube Baptist Church Sunday school at 19am with J D Casteel superintendent. Training union follows. Evening worship at 8 p m conducted by M Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd City Baptist Church
Everett , Grisham
Training Union
G. L. Claxton
WMU
Clinton Spillers
Allen Owens
Telephone Baptist Church
Gober Baptist Church
Marshall Alfford
A.‘s
Royal Ambasaador
Clayton Hicks
Edhube
J. D. Casteel
Local visitors and travel notes from Bonham area homes
Families and individuals from Bonham and nearby towns are noted visiting relatives and friends across Texas and Michigan. Ruth Browning returns to St Augustine after a visit. C E Riley and family travel from Fabens. Stewert Welsh moved from Allen Memorial to parental home. Cleveland Keene Stewart Welch plans a Dallas arrival. Bob Lassiter heads to Chicago for summer work. Hatley couple attend a Kentucky wedding and visit in Michigan. Carl and Frank Cathey stay with Mrs Billy Lindsey. H E Carpender visits from Fort Worth. C N London heads to Odessa then Colorado trip with son James Neal London. H G Fields returns to Waco after Bonham visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro«rt Hogan
St. Augustine
Ruth Browning
Stewert Welsh
Don Edward
Allen Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Keene Stewart Welch
Dallas
Presbyterians Plan Summer Recreation Program
The First Presbyterian church hosts a summer recreational program sponsored by the Presbyterian Youth Fellowship. The first session is tonight at 7:30, with activities every other Friday including ping pong and badminton. Dr and Mrs Williams serve as PYF advisers and invite members and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
P. Y. FL
E & Wiliams
Bonham Couple Welcomes Baby Boy in June 1956
Mr and Mrs Harness Campbell of Bonham announce the birth of a son on June 12 1956 in Bonham hospital. The infant weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dan E Campedl and Mr and Mrs M G Wheeler of Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harness Campbell
Bonham
Dan E. Camppedl
M. G Wheelr
Bonham Texas Passes 1956 Poll and Occupation Tax Ordinance
The City of Bonham adopts Ordinance 347 for 1956 levying ad valorem taxes totaling 1.36 per 100 assessed, plus a $1 poll tax for residents 21 to 60, with separate taxes for bonds and street, waterworks, and airport financing. It also imposes a 1956 occupation tax and a jitney taxi auto tax with 25 for one seat and 10 per extra seat. A public hearing is scheduled for July 9, 1956, after first reading on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Texas
City of
State of
City of Bonham
City of Bonham Street
City Commission
State of Texas
Fred H. Brown
City Seeks Bids for Grandstand at Rodeo Grounds
City Commission at the June 11 1956 meeting authorized bid requests for purchasing the grandstand at the Rodeo Grounds Fairground. Bids must be filed with the City Secretary by July 9 1956 at 5 PM and opened that evening at 7 PM. Bidders must state removal time. bid acceptance reserve. rights to reject all bids. City of Bonham by City Manager R G Fisher. Mr and Mrs Robert Franks and sons depart for Chicago to visit parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Maddrey
City of
Bonham
Fred H. Brown
City Commission
R. G. Fisher
Mrs Brown Leads Vacation Return Tour to Minnesota and Canada
Mrs. Brown returned Thursday from a vacation to Minneapolis where she visited her niece Mrs. Truman Pouncy and family. She was joined by her Dallas sister Mrs. Clarice Johnson and toured Duluth Pelican Island and Fort Frances Ontario. Mrs. Watson, also of Dallas, joined for a short Bonham visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brown
Minneapolis
Minn
Truman Pouncy
Brown
Clarice Johnson
Dallas
Mrs. Brown
Duluth
Pelican Island
Fort Francis
Ontario
Canada
Lake Benmidji
Robert Watson
Bonham
CWF Officers To Be Installed Monday
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian church holds its annual picnic at Mrs. True Adams house 215 East 11th Street Monday night at 7 o'clock. Assistant hostesses are Mrs. Walter Boyd and Mrs. Neil Davis. Circles provide stipends and the new CWF officers will be installed by Mrs. Paul Nixon after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
True Adams
East Llth Stret
Walter Boyd
Neil Davis
Circle No. 1
CWF
Paul Nixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Windom Methodist Circuit
Windom
McCraw Chaspel
Telephone Methodist Circuit
Monkstown
New Hope
Mulberry Methodist Church
Eldon Donaldson
Ivanhoe Church of Christ
Norman Dean
Jack McNabb
Ector Methodist Church
Lynwood Hogue
Leeth
S. Center St
Catron
Weara
Busi
Ness
C. E. Riley
Fabens
Bob Kennedy
Bob Lassiter
R. G. Lassiter
Chicago
Texas A&m College
James W. Hatley
Smithland
Hatley
Alex Pickens
Ypsilanti, Mich
Pickens
J. M. Jenkins
Frances Jenkin
Ann Arbor
University
Carl and
Frank Cathey
Bokehito, Okla
Billy B. Lindsey
H. E. Carpender
Fort Worth
A. P. Bolding
H. G. Fileds
Waco
Paul Vletcher
Presbyterians
Sumer
Savon Oil Company
C.H. Carter
Donald Stallings
Silas Gardner
M. R. Williams
Robert Franks
Billy
Jimmy
Ricky
Car Jonn
Jack & Jill Shop
Pert Automotive Services
The
Bonham Publishing Co., Inc
Bonham, Tex
Aubrey L. McAlister
Robert M. Cantrell
Cleburne Hogue
Ralph Allen
United Press
Tru Val
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