O. L. Smiths Host Recent Out of Town Guests
In Cross Roads several visitors stayed with the O. L. Smiths and the L. A. Bowmans this past week. Thell Isebrell of Abilene and Mrs. Jack Gordon of Fort Worth joined a State Park reunion on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1956
Page
8
In Cross Roads several visitors stayed with the O. L. Smiths and the L. A. Bowmans this past week. Thell Isebrell of Abilene and Mrs. Jack Gordon of Fort Worth joined a State Park reunion on Sunday.
The Rev Raymond Trompler and his wife were honored with an old fashioned pounding of groceries and gifts by McKenzie Methodist church members. The couple, recently moved from Dallas, reside at the Methodist parsonage. About 100 attended the event in the educational building after a sanctuary program of special music led by Frank Welch. The pastor expressed gratitude for the gifts.
Mrs. O W Witherspoon taught the Bible lesson from Favorite Bible Passages at the Annie Armstrong circle in Ector. The Baptist church circle met at Mrs. J A Denton's home Tuesday morning with prayer opening. Mrs. H D Ray presided in Mrs. Ted Amlin's absence, and the meeting closed with prayer and light refreshments.
Mrs. Larry Clotfelter led a program this week titled The World Our Community. Officers presided as members gathered for a leaflet program. Mrs. Boutwell reported on the sub-district meeting in Honey Grove and Bramblett read the scriptures. LaRue gave the meditation before dismissal.
Carolyn Moore and Janet Johnson visit in Dallas at Carolyns aunts home. Dick and Robbie Hoff return from Bull Shoals Ark. Guests include L E Oefinger J H Aiken T B Spencer in Renshaws home. Claudia Brown and Jimmy Herriage wed after many visitors from Denison Sherman Honey Grove Muskegon Okla and Abilene plus others.
North Fannin home hosts Jessie Lou Baker and Peggy Holland gave a post nuptial shower for the couple. Guests enjoyed games and gifts as gladioli decorated the refreshment table with cake and ice cream. The bride, formerly Miss Rachel Tredway of Ector, wed June 8 at Pastor Rev Joe Eubanks' home. The Anderses will live in Denison.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Williams and children have moved to Mesquite. Visitors in Dallas include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winton and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Latimer. Mrs. Beulah Hill visits Durant Oklahoma with relatives.
The Rev Russell Ware of Commerce will speak at First Baptist Leonard Sunday with Rev Jimmy Heflin absent at a revival in Whitharral. Ware directed Baptist student union work at East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce last term and will preach at both services. Joe Myers and L R Bradley will preside at morning and evening services respectively.
Mrs. Dorothy Gundy formerly Dorothy Horton Gundy and Mark H. Goss Jr. were married June 15 1956 at the First Christian Church with Rev. Ben Hearn officiating. They honeymoon in New Orleans and will live in Honey Grove where Goss ranches.
Ambrose reunion president Mrs. Mary Gregory announces the annual gathering at the school house on Sunday June 24 starting at 9 am. A basket lunch is served at noon followed by a short business session and an afternoon gabfest with ex-students teachers and visitors. Gloria Svoboda and June Vincent, graduates, plan to enter Fort Worth secretarial school Monday.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church held a leaflet program on The World directed by Mrs. John D. Simpson. Skits and talks covered The World and the Home Community with members Mrs. Norman Moore Mrs. Luther Wagoner and others. Eight members and new member Mrs Ozro Kemerly attended, with next meeting set for July 2 at 8.
Doris Crider Sharon Tucker and Jimmy Tosch depart Monday for Camp Gilmont a Presbyterian church camp near Gilmer They will spend four days there as juniors from the Paris Presbytery attending the school
The Allen's Point Rural Neighborhood Progress club will be honored Monday with a $50 cash award and a certificate for placing fourth in the district neighborhood improvement contest. Officials from Texas A&M Extension Service and the Farmer-Stockman magazine will present the award at the Community Center, former Allen's Point school.
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