Calendar Of Events for Tuesday June 20
The schedule lists a 7 p.m. business session for business and professional women in the Assembly Room at Bonham State Bank and a Fannin County Sheriff Posse meeting in the jail basement.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
3
The schedule lists a 7 p.m. business session for business and professional women in the Assembly Room at Bonham State Bank and a Fannin County Sheriff Posse meeting in the jail basement.
Ravenna Sps Mrs Hubert Eaton reports a large Crumby family reunion at Johnny Crumby home with many relatives present including Bobby Crumby Bobby Richard Don Mullinix Billy Crumby Lee Crumby Joe Devault and Pfc Terry Crumby on 30 day leave from Germany duties.
Mrs Morrow and $1 C Billy Wells visited Bonham over the weekend with Lilly Wells and the Morrow children Deborah Lou Ellen and Richard Allen from Oklahoma City. The navy seaman and family left Monday for Pensacola Florida after a two week stay.
County Agent presents program on Fashion and Dressing for the Occasion by Mrs Mable on for Ravenna HD club at Mrs Mark Giles home co hosted by Mrs George Cain. Roy Marshall presided in president's absence and THDA pledge was read. Visits to ill and shut ins reported. Refreshments served to members and visitors Mrs Melvin Ritchey and Mrs London.
Mrs Jeannie Smith of Dallas and Mrs Frankie McCoy of Clarksville visited in the homes of Mrs Mark Giles and Harold Duncan. The Crumby family reunion drew Mr and Mrs J B Crumby Mrs Glen Medcalf Mrs Jessie Woodruff and companions to Fort Worth with Eldon Flair of Bonham. O A Moore and family visited Houston. Others included Euel Morris of Bells with Clay Taylor, Mable Jones returning to San Antonio, Murray Henley of Fort Worth visiting C A Henley, W B Felts and daughter Patricia, Melvin Richery of San Antonio and Melvin Jean and Genia Hardy of Dallas visiting Vernon Kincaid, and Becky Stephens of San Antonio visiting June Jones. Weldon Doggett and wife were in Dallas last weekend.
Beverly Sadler spent a week in Bonham visiting at the Wagconer home with Linda. Randy Sadler stayed in Ravenna with the Garner family and Bruce Garner. Rodger Sadler traveled from Austin with his parents to visit Bonham friends and attend the State Fair Musicals in Dallas with Judge and Mrs. Choice Moore.
A community birthday notice lists names across multiple dates. June 20 honors Willis Neely Cathi Wait Jeanette Vaughn Mrs Elsie Moore Steve Hodgkiss Jonnie Carter Robert Victory Lawrence Cheatham. June 2 honors Mrs Truman Atkins Mrs Wallace Alexander Lloyd Tate John Dickey Ronald Priddy James A Newingham Mrs Ida White Mrs Linda Lamb Rickey Nichols Bradley Durham Mrs Ethel Hayes Danny Dodson Jo Bell Scott. June 22 honors Albert Milner Rachel Templeton Charles Reed Thomas Betty Hussey Mrs Joe Ross Mrs Arch Hamilton Nancy Godbey Judy Dodson Mrs Alton Newingham Hazel Haggard Christine Bell Jeanelle Foster Maude Thompson.
Pfc and Mrs James Thomison completed a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Hubert Nichols. Thomison, in the U S Marine Corps, was stationed at Memphis Tenn and transferred to Cherry Point NC. Other visitors included their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Ben Ramsey and children of Lancaster.
Fifty six junior attendees from the Christian churches in District 20 Fort Worth arrived at Camp Fellowship Lake Fannin for a week long conference. Mrs Tom Allison reports Eugene Brice pastor Hedley Meadowbrook Christian church directs the camp. The group will depart Saturday.
John Meade will attend an executive meeting of the directors of the Texas State Association of School Boards in Austin this weekend. He previously attended the Southern Region School Board Association meeting in Daytona Beach, Florida, as one of six Texas delegates representing 17 southern states.
Four county teachers departed Monday for a ten day Florida vacation. Drivers included Miss Alta Thomas of Bonham, Mrs. Greta McKenzie of Ravenna, and Mrs. Roberta Mc Rae and Miss Mattie Duncan, both from Telephone.
Dr Cheatham and his wife and children David and Debbie from Daingerfield spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting the Rev. and Mrs. William Cheatham in their Presbyterian Manse home. They attended a Casa Mana- Na show in Fort Worth on Saturday.
Miss Ethelleen Williams is in room 21 at Community Hospital Sherman recovering from a recent foot surgery.
Alan Spies of Leonard under went surgery in Baylor hospital Dallas on Monday. He had undergone surgery in the same hospital only two weeks ago.
Miss Mary Evelyn Neal 35 drowned in the Chimney Rock motel swimming pool in Houston around a.m. Sunday June 18 1967. Funeral services were held at Cooper Funeral chapel at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday with Rev Harry Ball officiating. Interment in Pink Hill cemetery west of Bells. She lived at the motel three years. Born April 14 1932 in Bonham. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Neal Sr of Dallas and two brothers Wayne Neal Jr and Freddie Guy Neal, both of Dallas.
New patients listed across Allen Memorial Hospital and affiliates include Mrs. Cordy Coburn and Penny Hall of Bonham, plus Rosa Kearney of Leonard among Bonham residents. Dismissals include J J Hyatt and Nona Thomas, with multiple patients at Risser Medical and Medical Socialist facilities in Bonham and surrounding towns.
James M. Stambaugh SN son of Mr and Mrs O R Stambaugh Route 1 Whitewright Texas serves with the U S Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific aboard the guided missile frigate USS Wainwright. The ship departed Charleston South Carolina April 10 sailing via San Diego and Pearl Harbor to a Western Pacific port at Agana Guam before continuing patrol duties with Terrier missiles and 5 inch and 3 inch guns.
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