Step Out To Bridge Party At Golf Club
Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson hosted twenty couples for a bridge party Friday evening at the Golf Club. The hall glowed with gladioli roses and zinnias. Refreshments were buffet style. Prizes went to Mrs A B Kennedy for ladies high score Mayor Joe B Hrdlicka for men’s high score and Mrs Andrew Anderson for bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Fred Johnson
Fred Johnsons
Bridge
Frizes
A B. Kennedy
Joe B. Hrdlicka
Andrew Anderson
Yarbrough Attends National Home Economics Meeting
Miss Oleta Yarbrough Fannin County home demonstration agent returned Friday from San Antonio where she attended the 22nd annual American Home Economics Association meeting. She joined pre convention sessions in Corpus Christi and heard lectures on nutrition and family relations, with 1750 attendees. She presided at a tea for East Texas State Teachers College alumni and students in the Old Mansion of the Spanish Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleta Yarbrough
Fannin County
San Antonio
American Home Economics Association
Yarbrough
Corpus Christi
Reuben Brigham
United States Extension Service
District of Columbia
East Texas State Teachers College
Telephone Club Cake Walk Aids A and M Short Course
Ferne Gregston reports the Telephone 4-H Club hosted a cake walk at the school Wednesday night June 21 to raise funds for delegates to the A and M Short Course in July. Delegates were not elected. Music by Gene Felts Vernon Byron and Calvin Feltz. Tickets five cents each sold by Mary Ann Runyan Evelyn Smith Mary Henry DeWoody and Ferne Gregston. Nearly all club members attended and visitors filled the house for a pleasant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Felts
Vernon Byron
Calvin Feltz
Mary Ann Runyan
Evelyn Smith
Mary Henry DeWoody
Ferne Gregston
Ladonia Homecoming Draws Local Guests
Bonham residents listed as attending Ladonia homecoming include Deets Boroughs Philip Wises Lee Morrows J P Jeters WB Reid Bartleys Sam Neilson Mrs Will Harkins the Tom Terrys and many others from the county. Ladonia expects the largest crowd in years with a basket lunch and morning program. An automobile engineer foresees 150 mph cars in a decade but calls for safer highways and wiser driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon- Ham
Ladonia
Deets
Philip Wises
Lee Morrows
J. P. Jeters
W. EB. Reid Bartleys
Sam Neilson
Will Harkins
Tom Terrys
Church of Christ invites you to study and worship
The Church of Christ announces 9 45 Bible study for all ages with competent teachers and a growing Bible school. Sunday 11 o clock sermon asks What More Do You Than Others Matt 5 47 and communion after preaching. Evening subject Jesus Has Abolished Death II Tim 1 10. Ladies Bible class Tuesday 4 pm and Wednesday night classes led by J Porter Wilhite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Jesus
J. Porter. Wilhite
Church Services and Meetings Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching at 10 50 a m B T U at 7 p m evangelistic service at 8 p m followed by a fellowship hour for young people. W M A meets Monday at 4 p m topic Evangelism and Youth Echoes From Ridgecrest. A hospital shower is remembered at this meeting Sunday School workers conference Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgecrest
Sunday School and Worship Service Announced
Sunday school meets at 10 o clock in the church auditorium with a theme Our Missionary Obligation. Scriptures include Pauls letters to Philemon Titus Timothy and Corinthians. The 11 o clock morning service features a sermon on Passionate Prayer. All are invited to attend both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Philemon
Titus
Timothy
Corinthians
Finding God In Any Season at Summer Church Program
A local church outlines its full time summer program with services and activities. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morning worship 10:50 a.m. Subject Finding God In Any Season. Christian Endeavor groups 7:15 p.m. Evening service 8:00 p.m. Subject A Retreat with God. Women's Council meets Monday at 4 p.m. Minister W O Harmon invites all, with additional details listing James Carmichael as superintendent and J G Varner as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
James Carmichael
Parish Notices from Norman Parish Rector
The notice lists church events for the Third Sunday after Trinity. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Evening service with Holy Communion at 7:30 p.m. Guild meets Monday at 3:00 p.m. with Mrs Louise Moris. Rector Norman R Alter directs the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Sunday School
Holy Com Munion
Guild
Louise Moris
Sunday Christian church notices and circles schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Clyde Monds superintendent service at 11 00 a m on Christian qualifications and 8 00 p m service The Evangelist Church Young people at 7 00 p m Missionary society circles meet at specified homes Circle one Mr Walter Long West Tenth Street Circle Two Mrs John Anderson 1409 North Fin Circle Three suspended for summer Circle Four Mrs W F Reid 309 West Eighth Street Monday 3 00 p m Monday 4 00 p m appreciation note to Rev W O Harmon and First Christian church for cooperation during revival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Monds
The
Evangelist Church
Misionary Society
Circles Circle One
Walter Long
West Tenth Street
Circle Two
John Anderson
North Fim
Circle Three
Circle Four
W. FE. Reid
Wet
Eighth Street
W O. Harmon
First Christian Church
Modernizing Tarzan Jungle With New Studio Details
Metro director Richard Thorpe discusses making Tarzan finds a son with Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan. He explains balancing plausibility and fantasy in jungle action and modern touches such as clay pots, bamboo toys, and a treetop apartment while keeping audiences from laughing at key moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Thorpe
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Johnny Weissmuller
Maureen O'Sullivan
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Thorpe
Tarzan
Jungle
Horpe
Tarzan, Jr
Civilization
Open Door Revival at Calvary Baptist Church
Hugh E. Anderson delivers sermon at 11 am titled The Open Door while B T Tom presents The Second Coming of Christ closing revival. Rev Hulon Coffman to speak tomorrow in a gospel sermon. Sunday school aims 225 attendees. WMA prayer meeting Tuesday 1 pm. C P Sansom is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. TU Tom
Christ
Hulon Coffman
Ipm
C. P. Sansom
Woman Claims England's Oldest Hen as Pet
Mrs Elizabeth Rumble of Kidmore End near Reading says her hen is about 17 years old and is treated as a pet. The fowl roams the house and garden, sharing a bowl and meals with a spaniel and three kittens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
England
Elizabeth Rumble
Kidmore End
Rochester freshman offered six scholarships totaling 9200
Rochester University enrolled a freshman with scholarships to spare. Richrad P. Smith of Plainfield New Jersey was offered six college scholarships with a total value of 9200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, N. Y
Upb-Rochester University
Richrad P. Smith
Plainfield N. J
Weather balloons start daily reports July first
The Weather Bureau will save money by using balloon attached radios to gather temperature humidity and pressure data instead of daily airplane observer flights. Balloons rise to altitude then burst and the radio unit parachutes down for recovery or is retrieved by officials. Grover Bergdoll, back in the United States serving a five year federal prison term, asserts his love for the country after years of exile in Germany and the troubles linked to his past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Aireanel
United States
Uncle Sam
Grover Bergdoll
Germany
Season of industrious housewives echoes through fall farming
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a season aimed at hardworking households with hints of domestic labor, self sufficiency, and community routines. The text references household tasks, skills, and perhaps seasonal preparations reflected in local routines.
Two Hostesses For Informal Party At Golf Club
Mrs. Edgar Womack and Mrs. Claude Mast host an informal party from six to eight this evening at the Golf Club. Several out of town guests are expected, drawing a large share of the city’s social elite to the event.
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Edgar Womack
Claude Mast
Golf Club
Social whirls and weekend visits in Bonham area
iS Wheppesboro and Whitesboro scenes feature Edwin Smith family with Basil and Harold Simmons in a local play. Visitors include Mrs Ray Tittsworth returning to Leonard, P E Finley at home from East Texas State Teachers College, and multiple sets of relatives en route to New York World’s Fair. Local hosts host Durant Oklahoma guests and Bonham residents welcome Rev Lowe, W G Sturges, and Newman Smith among others. John Bevans of Denton visits Bonham relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Smith
Mariah Johnson
Frances Richards
Whitesboro
Ray Tittsworth
Leonard
Fred John
P. E. Finley
East Texas
Colve
Commerce
W Ff Keeton
Newman Smith
Beaumont
Tex
New York City
Smith
Bonham
Pauliine Keeton
W. Sturgees
Rev
Oo LL. Lowe
Bill Abbott
Durant, Okla
John Bevans
Denton
Hospital News Ailing locals treated at Allen Memorial
Mrs C Moss of South Bonham and Ruby Wider receive care at Allen Memorial hospital. Mrs Ray Taylor is a patient there. Mrs A I Kincaid of Ladonia treated for a fractured arm and later sent home. Dr Clyde Nevill, sidelined by a fractured leg from a backing car, moved home today resting better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C 1. Moss
South Bonham
Allen Memorial Hospital
Ray Taylor
Ruby Wider
A I. Kincaid
Route 1
Ladonia
Allen Memoria Nospital Hospital
Kincaid
Clyde Nevill
Absent mindedness and oddities at the Square
The column jokes about forgetfulness across professions and sexes. It mentions Rev S R Smith forgetting a Baptist church notice, humorous anecdotes of preoccupied people, weight loss claims at Mr Homer Thompson's shop, and quirks about local folk including Mrs Dwight Hackley and Mrs Ed Weathersby. It also notes Rev Harry Wilbanks and a morning scavenger for stamps and rummage sale fascinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoirdupois
Homer Thompson
Dwight Hackley
Ed Weathersby
Mary Erelyn Jove
Henry
Mama
Papa Bhick
Mrs. Vouree
Harry Wilbanks
the Presbyterian Church
Tates Entertain 16 Couples With Party Friday Eve
Inclement weather moved a preplanned outing to the Tate home where Mrs Tate hosted a buffet supper for 16 couples at State Park. The informal gathering featured spring bouquets and games including Boor Kitty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tates
J. O ‘Tate
State Park
Tate
Boor Kitty
A Pension Pondering and a Yacht Dream
The speaker questions a $200 monthly pension and muses about $400 to buy yachts for all. He realizes universal sailing would undermine taxation and public support, concluding that hard work and sensible policies are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam
Medical Dental Clinics to Tour Nova Scotia
Physicians dentists and nurses will tour the province with trailer laboratories to treat children unable to obtain regular dental and medical care. The roving clinics will stop two or three days in various outlying communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halipax
Party Leaves For New York City On Monday Morning
Elizabeth and Mary Katherine Williams depart for New York City followed by visits to Richmond Willbury Jamestown Washington and Philadelphia en route The group will tour World’s Fair sites then Katherine returns home Elizabeth Williams stays in New York for Columbia University graduate studies Jessie Smith accompanies her to a New York University graduate school camp at Sebago Palisades Park Adirondack mountains and both will return home via Boston
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Mises Elizabeth
Mary Katrine Wiliamy
Moi
New York City
Richmond
Willbure
Jamestown
Washington
Philadelphia
Katherine
Iabeth Williams
New York
Columbia University
Misses Williams
Jessie Smith
Univesity
Sebago
Palisades Inter Park
Adironday Mountains
Miss Smith
Camp Fire Executive
Miss Williams
Boston
More Sparbugs Hurt Than Boxers In Ring
Hartford actuaries report that more sparbugs suffer injuries on the dance floor than boxers in the ring. Last year an insurer paid claims on 4 596 accidents of this type with six jitterbugs collecting for dislocations sprains and broken legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
Ucp
Ave on your oat bags at Gross Feed store
A brief notice notes Ave branding appearing on oat bags sold at Gross Feed store located at 362 610. The item highlights labeling and product packaging details without broader context.
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Telephone Club
Church OF Christ
First Baptist
Presbyterian
U.S. A
Ferst Presbyterian
J.G. Varner
Pastor
Trinity Episcopal
Norman R Al‘ter
Methodist
Fair
Treasure Bland
June Lane
Oakland
Cal
Hollywood
Bonneys
Hugh E. Anderson
Calvary Baptist
Dero Thomas
Hen
Holsehnold
Paso
Weather
Lake Mr
C J Vaught
Edhube
Aura Anderson
Sydney Anderson
Telephone
Lake Pannin
H. T Richards
Mobart Powell and Sons
Wichita Falls
Fast Terras
Shreveport
George Flam
Priday
M A. Taylor
Reagan Taylor
M. A. Taylor
Parent-Teacher Association
Taylor
National
PTA Congres
Hospital News
S. R. Smith
Baptist Church
Cor
Baton
Axtar
Leo the Lion
Ess
Shuler Bros. Marker
Lowell White
Kay Shuler
Shuler
Nova Scotia
Bonham Bakery
Borvham
Bonhams
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