First Baptist WMU Circle Meetings Report Community Missions
The Womens Missionary Union at First Baptist held circle meetings. Circle 1 visited County Home with devotional, songs, and a color film on Arizona. refreshments were served. Circle 2 met at Mrs Raymond Conine’s home then visited Hill Rest home with scriptures and a story. fruit juices were shared. Circle 3 met at Mrs Will Baugh’s for a community missions program with devotional and prayers. business adjourned with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Union of the
First Baptist Church
Circle No 1
J. ©. Fender
Marion Gouge
Arizona
Claude English
Circle No 2
Raymond Conine
Hill Rest
J L. Dulaney
Bill Sanderson
J T Carter
Circle No. 3
Will Baugh
J M Grimes
A A Beasley
H. E. McKelva
Edhube Baptists Run Vacation Bible School Program
Edhube Baptist church held a vacation Bible school with an average daily attendance of 61. Rev J F Fender served as principal. A Friday night program entertained parents and friends, and offerings were collected for missionary Rev Ruben J Franks. Helpers included Mrs Bud Renshaw, Mrs James McBroom, Mrs E Jennings, Mrs Doug Jones, Mrs J W Barker, Miss Margw Durham, and Mrs Paul Bearden. Refreshment committee members are listed with several local names. Carolyn Renshaw played piano and Mrs Willie Smith kept minutes. Mr and Mrs J W Stevens returned to Bremer ton Washington after visiting Clara Stevens and George Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edhube
Spl
Edhube Baptist Church
J. F. Fender
Ruben J. Franks
Wehoo
Bud Renshaw
James McBroom
E Jennings
Doug Jones
J. W. Barker
Margw Durham
Paul Bearden
Earnest Edwards
Arlan Purdy
John Beneseh
Emmett Jones
John Gleason
Myrtle Mi Broom
Jewes Johnson
Carolyn Renshaw
Willie Smith
Mrs J M Bennethy Hosts WMU Circle Meeting
The Annie Armstrong circle of the WMU at Seventh and Main Baptist Church met Monday with host Mrs J M Bennethy and presiding chair Mrs J W Ia Moore. Speakers covered Sunbeams GA work Young Women's Auxiliary and campus youth activities while Mrs Bennethy noted other church youth efforts. Devo roman prayers followed and refreshments concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Annie Armstrong
WMU
Seventh and Main Baptist Church
J. M Bennethy
J W Ia Moore
H H Lave
Maggie Ross
George Brent
Homer Bell
Bennethy
Moore
Brent
Couples Class Picnic Supper at Lake Texoma
Mr and Mrs Aral Darling hosted a buffet picnic supper Monday night at their cabin on Lake Texoma for members of the First Christian Church Couples class. Attendees included Rev Ben Hearn and Mrs Hearn, Claude Leatherwood, Neel Davis, Bob Barrow, Bill Locke, Aral Darling, and others. Neel Davis was elected president, Bill Locke vice president, and Aral Darling secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aral Darling
Lake Texoma
First Christian Church
Ben Hearn
Hearn
Claude Leatherwood
Neel Davis
Bob Barrow
Pill Locke
Wallace Alexander
Ottis Cleves
Bill Locke
Birthday Wishes for Local Residents
June birthday greetings posted for Mrs J M Knight Mrs Reland Burns Betty Lee Hussey Mike Johnson and Gerald Money. Mr and Mrs Jarret hosted recent house guests including Mr and Mrs W H Blanton and children from Sherman and Mr and Mrs Joe Oakley and son from Littlefield. The Rev Jack McNabb visited his parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . M. Knight
Reland Burns
Betty Lee Hussey
Mike Johnson
Gerald Money
L. Jarrel
W H. Blanton
Sherman
Joe Oakley
Littlefield
Betty Kewell
Batley
J C Knight
Denison
Game Night at Banham Golf Club Event
A community game night is scheduled for Thursday evening at 30 pm at the Banham Golf Club. Residents are invited to join for casual play and socializing.
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Banham Golf Club
Local families return from visits narrow in Texas towns
Mr and Mrs Bob Harris and son Bobby visited relatives in Burs kett last week. Felix Evans of Dallas stayed with his brother Julius Evans and Mrs Evans today. A Shipman returned to Grand Prairie after visiting his mother Mrs P Shipman and brother C P Shipman. The Rev and Mrs JD Freeman and family returned to Floresville after visiting Bailey relatives. They attended the wedding of Miss Shirley Gatlin and Billy Crabb in Bailey Saturday night. Bill Lynn of Wichita Kansas returned home after visiting Gladys Redman of Ector and relatives in Bonham. L W White returned to Mineola after visits to his parents E W White of Ector. L N Maples and family hosted their son L E Maples, and Chaplain and Mrs A W Robertson of Chicago. Carolyn and Ruth Campbell visit in Manhattan Kansas with their brother Warrant Officer Billy Joe Campbell and Mrs Campbell, joining him for a two week vacation Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Stevens
Bremerton, Wash
Clara Stevens
George Stevens
Bob Harris
Bobby
Burskett
Bob
A Shipman
Grand Prairie
P. Shipman
C P. Shipman
JD Freeman
Floresville
Bailey
Shirley Gatlin
Billy Crabl
Bill Lynn
Wichita, Kans
Gladys Redman
Ecto
Bonham
Lynn
Clarice Shastid
L. W White
Mineola
E W. White
Ector
Carolyn Campbell
Ruth Campbell
Manhattan
Kans
Billy Joe Campbell
Mrs Campbell
Kansas
Louisians
W M Geunter
Sandra Laurmer
Dallas
Qui Grove
Lake Providence
Boyd Baptist Vacation Bible School Enrolls 78 Pupils
Vacation Bible school at Boyd Baptist church reports an enrollment of 78 pupils as of Monday. Mrs William Marshall notes the turnout exceeded expectations. Classes run mornings this week 8 to 11 with separate nursery and older youth groups. Each day includes devotional scripture songs and Bible stories. Commencement is set for 7 PM Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Baptist Church
William Marshall
Woman’s Missionary Union Holds Fountain of Youth Meet
Mrs Montgomery led a Royal Service program Monday night with Cleo Morrison circle of WMU at Seventh and Main Baptist Church. Mrs Wayman Stokes and Mrs D J Mauldin attended. Mra J R Jaynes gave the devotional. Mrs Claude Frailicks presided. eight members and four guests were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Montgomery
Cleo Morrison
WMU
Seventh and Main Baptist Church
Wayman Stokes
D. J Mauldin
J Bo Fairrchild
Four in Family Undergo Surgery in Ivanhoe
Four school age children of Mr and Mrs E P Hensley Route 1 Ivanhoe entered Medical and Surgical hospital on Tuesday and underwent tonsillectomies They are Barbara 8 Betty Joyce 10 Kenneth 12 and Marie 15 The children occupy the same room and family reports indicate they are doing as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P Hensley
Route 1
Ivanhoe
Barbara
Betty Joyce
Kenneth
Marie
WSCS Members Hold Services At First Methodist Church Circle Meetings
Women's Society of Christian Service circles at the First Methodist church held initial meetings for the new year with luncheons, devotionals, and pledge services. Circle No 1, Circle No 2, Circle No 3, and the Labelle Kantz circle reported attendance, readings from John 316, and pledges for foreign and home missions, plus guest speakers and refreshment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiedge
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
New Church
Dave McNabb
Circle No 1
Risinger Hall
Earl M Jones
Jones
W P. Duckett
T. S. Huffstutler
H. W Stevens
WMU Circle Meets With Mrs Denton in Royal Service Program
Members of the Lottie Moon circle of the WMU at Seventh and Main Baptist church met with Mrs Tom Denton for a Royal Service program. G C Phillipgy led The Fountain of Youth, with James Cameron and Tom Sbenton speaking on Royal Ambassadors and the Young Women's Auxiliary. The devotional was by Mrs John Van Kirk. The WMU president spoke on Christ's Call to Youth and announced the YWA's 5th anniversary. Cookies and cold drinks followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Moon
Womans Missionary Union of the
Seventh and Main Baptist Church
Tom Denton
G C Phillipgy
James Cameron
Tom Sbenton
WMU
John van Kirk
YWA
Denton
Auxiliary Hears Guest Speakers
Two Bonham National Guard members Lt Robert Jones from Ladonia and Pfc Ray D Trent of Ivanhoe spoke to the auxiliary Monday night at Mrs Kenneth Hall’s home. Mrs Eldon Frair chaired in place of the president. Plans were made for the next meeting July 1 at Mrs John Sindary’s home. A refreshments plate was served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham National Guard
Auxiliary
Kenneth Hall
Robert Jones
Ladonia
Pfe Ray D Trent
Ivanhoe
Eldon Frair
Emry Towery
John Sindary
Hodges Makes Wayland Spring Honor Roll
John Hodges son of Mrs John Hodges of Ravenna is named on Wayland Baptist college spring honor roll. He is among 25 students with 240 or above average and is a junior at Wayland College. W O Cline and family also appear in the report with hospital and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hodges
Ravenna
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview Hodges
Wayland College
Large Benton reunion draws relatives from four states
Descendants of Tom and Bertha Benton gathered at Memorial Park Madill Oklahoma for their annual reunion More than 758 relatives registered by noon with attendees from 12 Oklahoma towns nine Texas towns and others from California and New Mexico The event featured prayers by Rev A E Maneck and group photos by Loree Ravens Epp Benton Ardmore was the oldest attendee planning a next reunion in Oklahoma next June with attendees including Mack Benton Bonham and E C Parker Sr Bethany
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Bertha Eavens Benton
Memorial Park
Madill
Ola
Lake Texoma
Oklahoma
Texas
California
New Mexico
A. E Manec
Dallan
Loree Ravens
Artesia
Epp) Benton
Ardmore
Okla
Mack Benton
Bonham
Two 4 H Members Leave for Trinidad
Two Fannin county 4 H members depart this morning for Trinidad to attend a four day electric school sponsored by Texas Power and Light Co. County Agent Gene Graves accompanies them and will present a course on small appliances and help plan a night party. Participants include Keith Gudgel and Thomas Johnson, traveling from Allen's Point and Ector respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County
Trinidad
Texas Power and Light Co
Gene Graves
Graves
Keith Gudgel
Allen's Point
Thomas and Johnson
Ector
Tpal Tp&i
Ivanhoe Friendship Club Hosts Social at Ridings Home
Members gathered at Mr. Carl Ridings to discuss plans for their annual event to be scheduled later. A gainers game, favors from the hostess, aprons, and refreshments were shared as Mrs Ridings hosted guests including Mrs Maung Jaggers and Mrs Rowane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanhoe Friendship Club
Carl Ridings
Manung Jaggers
Arthur Sharp
Navy to seek courts martial for four sailors at brig
Jacksonville Ma The Navy recommends general courts martial for four enlisted men accused of mistreating prisoners at the naval air station brig. Capt William S Parris announced the four Marines guarding the brig were ordered to stand special courts martial for alleged abuse and failure to report incidents. He said the decision now rests with Charleston and that it will take several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
UPS
Navy
Naval Air Station
William S. Parris
Rth Naval Dstrict
Charleston
S C
Harris
Warrie
Hhs
John E Macanes
Sr Redford Obto
Ronald Blark Liberty
Tex
Pfa
Emil Ro oCurny
Prosnere
Clkude FE Morgan
Memphia Tenn
Hargen
Pontiac Car Ad Promises Superior Performance and Trade-In Value
A vintage Pontiac advertisement touts high trade-in value and long standing performance advantages. It urges readers to test drive the car to experience its handling from city streets to highway and to consider Pontiac as a wiser, superior investment than smaller cars.
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Pontiac
Tulane
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