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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1962

Page

13

Thaw in Protestant Catholic Ties Spreads from Vatican to Local Clusters

The article notes a shift from cold rivalries to open dialogue between Protestants and Catholics at high levels and in Alexandria Virginia grass roots. It cites Cardinal Cushing and the National Council of Churches pushing local ecumenical contact and describes a week of unity events drawing large crowds and mutual understanding.

Vatican John Pastor Jones Father Murphy Richard Cardinal Cushing Boston Kansas City National Council of Churches Alexandria Vas Charles H. Bayer Episcopal Angus Dun Washington, D.C

Campaign Notes From Precinct 4 Voter Outreach

The candidate thanks voters in Precinct 4 for their courtesies and support. Plans more visits before election day May 5 1962 and pledges to serve as a commissioner with dedication and pride if elected.

Today’s Happy May 4 And May 5 Notices

The notice lists names for May 4 and May 5 including Mrs. M. D. McCurdy A. D. Richardson Joyce Ann Hill Sonny Renfro Mrs. Florence Hodgkiss Mrs. Kenneth Dale Mrs. Ira Bearden Jr Mrs. R. C. Richardson Billy Cox. It also invites readers to go to church Sunday.

M. D. McCurdy A. D. Richardson Joyce Ann Hill Sonny Renfro Florence Hodgkiss Kenneth Dale Ira Bearden, Jr R. C. Richardson Billy Cox

Jerry B Carder rites Saturday at Oakwood Cemetery

Funeral and graveside services for 17 year old Jerry Bee Carder will be held in Honey Grove and Dallas. He died May 3 1962 at Parkland Hospital. Survivors include his mother Mrs Charlie Cave and stepfather, plus grandparents in Honey Grove.

Honey Grove Spl Jerry Bee Carder Charlie Cave Dallas Elmer Carder Oakwood Cemetery Parkland Hospital Ed Smith Funeral Chapel Cooper - Sorrells Funeral Home Jess Carder Willie Mann

R A Shields Dies at 82 in Honey Grove

Richard A. Shields 82 died at his home in Honey Grove at 1 45 am Friday May 4 1962 after months of illness His wife Sarah Richardson Shields preceded him in January Funeral services are set for 3 00 pm Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev Hershel Stevens and Rev T J Watts officiating Interment in Oakwood Cemetery Cooper Sorrells Funeral Home in charge Survivors include two sons W B Shields of Honey Grove Gene Shields of Carrollton five daughters L M Justus Lonnie Robison Virgil Mullins Betty Simpson and Flora Coston thirteen grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren He was born Sept 13 1979 in Caddo Gap Arkansas and was a member of Michigan Prairie Baptist Church

Honey Grove Richard A. Shields Sarah Richardson Shields First Baptist Church Hershel Stevens T. J. Watts Oakwood Cooper Sorrells W. B. Shields Gene Shields Carrollton L. M. Justus Lonnie Robison Virgil Mullins Betty Simpson Fort Worth Flora Coston Dodd City Arkansas Shields Caddo Gap Michigan Prairie Baptist Church

Rites Are Held For Earl Abbott

Funeral services for Earl P. Abbott 22 of Ladonia were conducted at Wise Funeral Home chapel. He died May 3 1962 in a Paris hospital after eye surgery. Interment followed at Randolph cemetery with pallbearers Lonnie Jones Tommy White Johnny Campbell Wesley Blanton Eddie Womack and Glenn Reed. Survivors include his mother Evalena Nichols and several brothers and half siblings in Texas Oklahoma Indiana and Florida.

Earl P. Abbott Rt. 2 Ladonia Wise Funeral Home Paris R. D. Nichols Denison Randolph Cemetery Lonnie Jones Tommy White Johnny Campbell Wesley Blanton Eddie Womack Glenn Reed Evalena Nichols H. M. Abbott Austin Val Jean Abbott Bonham Charlies Abbott Pensacola Fla Jimmy Lee Abbott Gracemont Okla Josephine Bruner Evansville Ind

Lewis R Pearson Dies Suddenly at 63

Lewis R Pearson 63 of 400 Denison Ave died Friday morning May 4 1962 after a heart attack. Retired farmer he was visiting John Phillips farm north of Bonham when struck and funeral services by Wise Funeral Home were incomplete at noon. Survived by wife Jewel two daughters Virginia Brown Grand Prairie Lucille Walker Ravenna a sister Eva Kerr Grand Prairie and five grandchildren.

Lewis R. Pearson Denison Ave Wise Funeral Home Pearson John Phillips Bonham Fannin County Jewel Pearson Virginia Brown Grand Prairie Lucille Walker Ravenna Eva Kerr

Latin American Topic at WSCS Meeting

The Woman's Society of Christian Service studied Latin American countries at McKenzie Methodist Church education building. Hostesses included Mrs. D R Dodson and Mrs. T D Jessup, who served refreshments after the program.

Honey Grove Woman's Society of Christian Service McKenzie Methodist Church Dodson G. Walters J. Bloodworth Herbert Gener ‘Tee D. R. Dodson T. D. Jessup Myre C. N. Avery D. E. Shelton

Electric roughhouse leads to dropped ball in wet play

In a rough matchup, Electric loses control as wet conditions worsen play. Officials assess penalties and players from Electric and Roughhouse shuffle to the sideline amid shouts and a brief delay. No injuries reported as teams regroup for the next quarter.

Union decries board wage rise for nonoperating railroad workers

Washington unions blasted the presidential emergency board report proposing a 10.2 cent hourly raise for about 500000 nonoperating railroad workers. George E. Leighty called it a grave inequity and said it fails to address wage justice. President Kennedy welcomed the report and urged responsible talks. A spokesman for the nonoperating unions criticized the proposals.

Washington UPI George E. Leighty Leighty Kennedy Wages Board Railway Labor Act Chicago Saul Wallen Boston Rail Ead Wes

Subrosa Members Set to Attend Horizon Zone Conference

Twenty one Subrosa Horizon Club members and four sponsors from Bonham High School plan to travel to the Horizon Zone conference at Western Hills Hotel Fort Worth. The Fort Worth and Tarrant Council of Camp Fire Girls sponsors the event with the theme Destination Your Future. The group organized last fall to fund the trip, including a shoe shining project that inspired a skit titled Pitiful Pearl Pure heart.

Subrosa Horizon Club Bonham High School Homer Jones Udell Brown G. C. Butler Kenneth Keeton Western Hillis Hotel Fort Worth Tarrant Camp Fire Girls Horizon Club Bonham Subrosas Linda Gard Kathryn Hamilton Linda Marshall Gilda Stroud Margaret Wallace Elaine Woodard Laura Wren

Friendship Club Meets with Mrs Rue at Ivanhoe

Friendship club members at Ivanhoe met Mrs John Rue on Wednesday with co hosts Mrs Hodgkiss and Mrs Ings. They played games directed by the hostess, awarded a birthday secret pal prize, sent cards to ill and bereaved members, toured Mrs Rue’s garden, and shared refreshments for nine members.

Fvanhoe Spi Ivanhoe Friendship Club John Rue Nerend Hodgkiss Josie Ings Aru Ng Aeegee Prise Hodgkiss

Hospital News Full of Patient Names and Dismissals

Hospital news lists dozens of patients admitted to and discharged from various Texas towns including Bonham Celeste Honey Grove Grand Prairie and Ravenna. The item concludes with a note that Becky Greenwood of Bonham was dismissed to permit modification of three additional B58s.

Trains Clash Near Tokyo. 83 Dead and 189 Injured

A three train collision at Mikawashima station on the outskirts of Tokyo left 83 dead and 189 injured. A second wreck at Koga Station north of Tokyo injured 37. The first train carried about 1,200 passengers en route to Sendai for the May 3 Constitution Day holiday.

Tokyo UPI Mikawashima Japan Koga Sendai

Kennedy urges Atlantic partnership to spur free world growth

President argues for a trade bill linking the United States with Europe to confront the Soviet bloc. He cites a potential trillion dollar economy and a 50 percent growth target for the 1960s, stressing a two way bargain and European access to American markets. Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and Mississippi would gain most from the program. Attends church and calls for unity at home.

America Atlantic Partnership Kennedy Louisiana Rkansas Texas Mississi

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