Pastor Leads City Revival in Dallas Area
Walker of Dallas, formerly of the Church of Christ, held a revival in Bonham and is conducting sessions in Dodd City through Sunday. Officials say a fire drill will designate one fatality and 96 saved per safety council figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Dallas
Church of Christ In
Bonham
Howard
A of Christ
Dodd City
Figues
Onal Safety Council
Edhube Baptists Open Annual Revival Starting July 2
The Edhube Baptist church begins its annual revival on Sunday July 2 and runs through July 16. Visiting preacher is Dr. James W. Parker from Gonzales Texas arriving July 3. Night services start at 8 45 in the shed back of the church with music by Pastor Joe Bamberg. Announcements on day services to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edhube Baptist Church
James W. Parker
First Baptist Church
Gonzales
Texas
Parker
Joe Bamberg
USO Calendar Highlights Cadet Wives Activities
On Wednesday June 21 the Cadet Wives held a covered dish function in the USO club with Mrs Hope Goode in charge. Lt Goldenberg spoke on Safety in Flying at the Junior Matrons League meeting and bridge games followed. The Jr Matron's League planned classes under Army USO direction. Friday saw Cadet Wives bridge, a Jr Matrons meeting, and Cadets hosts at an informal USO party. Saturday volunteers staffed desks and snack bar with a ping pong tournament and kid party later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Hope Goode
Goldenberg
Cadet Wives
Jr. Matron’s
Army
Charee
USO Club
J. B Saunders
C. C Baker
Sam Meade
W. P Campbell
Denton Williams
Jack Milstead
Hess and
Higley
Addie Hamlin
Ethylene Williams
Lelia Downing
Sara Downing
Gertrude Parker
Nina Fleming
W. A. Tidwell
Vernon Henega
Mariah Johnson
USC
Hafride
Weiner
WAVES Summer Uniforms Highlight Navy Wardrobe Details
Ensign Eloise English previews the WAVES summer uniform of gray and white seersucker jackets and one piece dress with belt and kick-pleat. Uniforms identical for officers and enlisted except hats and insignia. Cost covered by Navy clothing allowance 200 dollars for enlisted and 250 dollars for officers. Also notes about USO Java Hour opening and Woodmen-Circle ice cream, plus a July USC event schedule featuring Cadet Wives, sewing service, and a Hafride roast at USC with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise English
Washington, D. C
Navy
Naval Officer Procurement
Ellery Queen Tracks a Night at the Hot Spot
Ellery and Pat confront Jim Haight after a bender at the Hot Spot. Carlatti threatens, but Ellery subdues him and helps Haight home. Chief Dakin and Carter Bradford appear as Haight recovers, and Nora’s inheritance ties unfold amid a Wrightsville intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Ellery
Carlatti
Carlotti
Jim
Carter Bradford
Bradford
Cart
Mr. Dakin
Chief Dakin
Wrightsville
Ellery Smith
Mr. Smith
Pictor
Dakin
Jam
Elery
Rosemary
Morris Campaign Radio Spots Schedule
Candidate Morris broadcasts on KRRV each Monday from 12 30 to 12 45 and Friday from 12 45 to 1 00, under Morris Policy Advisors. This schedule outlines campaign radio airtime for the congressional race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
KRRV
CC. Morris—Pol. Advis
The Reader Speaks to God in a War Snippet
A 1944 wartime poem found on a fallen American soldier’s body in Italy expresses doubt about God's existence and an emotional, personal encounter with the divine. The note blends prayer, fear, and gratitude as the author imagines God’s hand and offers a final, uneasy farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Finn
Local Visitors and Residents Spend Weekend in Bonham Area
Paul Nelms left Monday for Lubbock after a brief visit with relatives in Bonham. Bryant King, a business visitor from north of Whitewright, was in Bonham Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Orme and daughter Kathie returned to Winnsboro Sunday after a week in Bonham while Mr. Orme repaired at Kraft Cheese. Felix M. Myers of Houston visits his brother Harris Myers and relatives. Jane Morgan, secretary to Speaker Sam Rayburn, is here on vacation. Sg W. D. Porter of Camp Hale and wife are visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nelms
Lubbock
Bryant King
Whitewright
Bonham
Tom Orme
Kathie
Winnsboro
Mr. Orme
Felix M. Myers
Houston
Harris Myers
Jane Morgan
Speaker
Sam Rayburn
Miss Morgan
Washington
Isenham
Sg W. D. Porter
Camp Hale
Cole
Wife
Cut Cutie bodpe Ne 13 Aba AM
Accident in the United States Harbor area prompts safety overhauls and alerts. Officials report about 350,000 workers affected as 4-F classifications impact labor and transport policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Harbor
Wortkime
Tye
WASP Training Program Ends in December
General Arnold announced the WASP program will terminate in December as Congress signals no further recruiting. Ninety nine women pilots, including 721 already serving and 298 due to finish training, will be kept in non combat flying roles. No enlistments will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WASPS
Henry H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Congress
House
Arnold
Destroyer Escort Fechteler Sunk in Mediterranean Action
The 1,300 ton destroyer escort Fechteler was sunk last month in the Mediterranean due to enemy action. This markes the second destroyer escort loss of the war and raises American naval losses to 161 vessels since Pearl Harbor. It is not stated whether any crew members were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fechteler
Mediterranean
Navy
Pearl Harbor
American planes strike Guam in renewed raid
Japanese agency reports about 100 American planes hitting Guam in a renewed air assault. The attack is described as a heavy raid approximately 11 miles south of Sulpan in the Marlunas region as part of ongoing operations against the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Sulpan
Marlunas
RAF Heavies Resume Two Way Aerial Warfare
Powerful formations of American and British heavy bombers resumed two way bombardment of Axis Europe today. The raids hit unspecified targets in Northern France, military installations near Budapest, and railway yards in northern Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAF
Heavies
U.P
Mediterranean
Europe
France
Budapest
Yugoslavia
Salvador Delegate Criticizes U S Silence on Latin Conditions
Raul Gomez, El Salvador delegate at Bretton Woods, says the United States department of lore is not fully informed about Latin American conditions and that this has facilitated reassignment to fascist dictatorships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador
U. S
Miami
Fla
Raul Gsmer
el Salvador
International Monetary Conference
Bretton Woods
Also Mentioned on This Page
GAR
Asa
Ervid
Rae
Edhube
Bears
T. G
Glen) Finley
Margaret Todi
Woodvien
Aafternon
Ector Group
Woodmen
Cirele
U S. Navy
Alon
NG Fortures Syndicate
Chapter
VIC Carlatths
Haight
Jim Haight
Huight
Alberta
Car
Latti
Mrs
King
Nora
Smaith
Our
Pap
Grandfather Wright
Lola
Pop
Peeret
Itlery
Hill Drive
Mr. Queen
Stery
Smith
Carlott
Jay
CG. C Morris
St. Joseph
Freth
Tosa
Walt O
Patri Ite
Bwartz Department Store
Brannons Jewelry
Hulsey Dry Cleaners
Jeter's Pharmacy
Bonham Photo Studio
Saunders Drugs
C C Norwood, Conocy Agent
Loy’s Cafe Knight Furniture CO
City OF Bonham
Bonham Furniture CO
Farmer's Produce
Manning & Meador Imp CO
Bradford-Waitson CO
Jnsurance
Fannin County Electric Co-Op
Jenas Telephone CO
Hunts Dry Goods
Monds Grocery & Market
Southwest Pump Company
GEM Cafe
IND. Anderson Joe Denton
Texas Power & Light CO
Beate
Phyllis Harris
Hollywood
Alice Faye
Phil Harris
Mom
Aijlee Faye Maris R
WAC
Lena Grimes
Broughton
Australian
Women's Army Corps
Down Under
Australia
Luesday
Main
Long Brothers
N. Main
WASP
Theodore Wyman, Jr
Special House Committee
Germaneborn
Pacific Northwest
Carpenters Process
Physicians
Electricians
Brush Painters
Auto Oilers
U. S. Employment Service
Paris, Texas