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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1952
Page
2
Mrs. A. B. Guice hosted a morning gathering for the Sweeney Diabetic Foundation with guests including Mrs. Joe Harris Mrs. O C Wade Mrs. Tommy Frances and Mrs. Ted Biggers. Mrs Jo Harris later entertained others in the sequence of visits.
On Wednesday at 8 15 p m the Wesleyan Service Guild will hold an installation of officers and a business meeting following a Bible study Mrs J C Eubanks and Mrs Jack Vaught and Mrs A Hunnicut announce guests at their homes including Mrs Minnie Reece Audry Walker Miss Lucille McMillan and Miss Nettie Brookmore Other hostesses welcomed Mrs Monroe Little Ray Stewart Mrs Willie Chandler Mrs Howard Chandler and Mrs Marty Cooper Buy U S Defense Bonds.
The Honey Grove Business and Professional Women met Thursday at 7 p m in the Lunch Room with Mrs Hazel Swain presiding. Mrs Winnie Money of Bonham acted as installing officer and new officers were installed including President W W Rowton and Vice Presidents Addie Shelton Lucille Fladger.
Mrs. Hazel Keene hosted the Ivanhoe Friendship Club on June 19 with nine members and one visitor, Mrs. Jamie Eller. Activities included games, sending Sick and Sympathy Cards, Secret Pal gifts, and a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Garrett. Refreshments were homemade cookies and punch. The group plans a July 3 meeting with Mrs. Grace Duncan at 3 p.m.
Mrs. Marvin Ely hosted a Friday afternoon birthday party for her granddaughters Judy Brewer and Hannah DeKonte both aged five, with friends Virginia Newell Etta Belle Jimmy Johnson and others from Ector and Fort Worth attending. games, ice cream, and cake were served.
Sgt Joe Capehart nephew of Mary Purcell has returned to Bonham after Germany. Mr and Mrs Sam Cotton and sons of Texarkana visit his mother Mrs Sam Cotton and her mother Mrs Sarah Woodruff of Bonham. Mrs C A Duckworth and daughter Wilma go to Los Angeles to join husband and son Kenneth. Manuel T McConnell of South Third Street was dismissed from the Bonham VA Center Hospital. Miss Janet Solomon of Dallas visits Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rodgers.
Mrs Clarence Weaver formerly Evelyn Bates was honored at a Latimer home shower and tea Monday evening. Mesdames Bill Hudson and Bill Ross hosted with Miss Texanna Latimer greeting guests. 175 attendees registered from 5 to 8 pm.
Beth Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tucker, was named to the East Texas College Dean's List in Commerce. Announcement by Dr. C. B. Wright noted honors require at least 15 credit hours and a minimum 36 grade point average for the term.
Leonard Fire Department announces its annual fish fry set for Friday July 11 at Leonard Park. City council members ex-firemen and local pastors with wives will attend, and committees were formed to handle arrangements. New Leonard residents James and Mrs Delmar and son arrive from Fort Worth. Delmars’ father is a seminary student and church music educator.
Wo man's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church held a June 16 business session led by president Leonard Spl. Mrs Pru dence Kelsey. Mrs Berta Meador gave the devotional and Mrs A R Morgan, wife of the new pastor, was welcomed.
Ninety certificates of graduation were presented at the Vocational Bible School commencement at Calvary Baptist Church Friday evening. Ninety six students enrolled. a large crowd attended. The three year old primary class presented the feature program. A picnic for the school was held Friday noon.
The Honey Grove FFA chapter elected officers for the coming year. President Clifton Avery and 11 other officers were chosen including Vice President Jack Rogers Treasurer Wayne Slagle Secretary James Benson Reporter Delmer Carter Historian Don Davis Parliamentarian Gerald Whitlock 2nd Vice President Charles Womack 3rd Vice President Dean Newhouse Sentinel Jerry Paschal and song leader Robert Barnett. Jack Rogers will represent the chapter as a delegate to the State Convention in Dallas July 16 18.
A joint meeting of the Grove Hill and Bailey Masonic Lodges will be held at the Leonard American Legion Hall Tuesday night June 24 for the installation of officers. Joe Morrow past Master of the Wolfe City Lodge will serve as installing officer. The public is invited to attend and refreshments will be served.
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Bonham will meet at Bailey Inglish School for the installation service with Mrs. Gene Wilshire as installing officer. A Hair Fashion Show directed by Miss Lucille Henry will accompany the ceremony, with a committee including Miss Henry and several Bonham women.
Judy Canova hosts a 30 minute Friday morning County Fair program on KFYN 1420 AM at 9 30. The show features jokes and Midway Serenaders songs along with Cindy Lou and Zeb Carver and his Country Cut Ups. Tune in each Friday for toe tapping entertainment.
Honey Grove native Murray H Milford, who finished high school in 1951, earned sufficient grade points the past semester at A&M College to be designated a Distinguished Student. He also served on the basic division council during his freshman year. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
Albert Renfro, longtime head of the shoe department at Hunt's Dry Goods in Bonham, accepts the manager position at Ray's Shoe Store in Dallas. He and his wife and two children will move to 1723 Wycliff in Highland Park after July 1.
E. A. Willeford of the University of Texas will lead a public relations course sponsored by the Leonard Lions Club at the Leonard American Legion Hall. The sessions run Monday June 30 Tuesday July 1 and Wednesday July 2 at 7 45 p m totaling eight hours. The fee is 1 50 per person and no pre registration is required. Buy U S Defense Bonds.
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