Bailey Veterans Host Ice Cream Supper for Families
Bailey Veterans Agricultural class members held an ice cream supper in the veterans building for family members. Four persons were shown.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1948
Page
2
Bailey Veterans Agricultural class members held an ice cream supper in the veterans building for family members. Four persons were shown.
The fragment notes the fifth class meeting and mentions ongoing plans for a social at the building each month, with entertainment referenced and participants taking part in other activities.
Mr and Mrs Wilbert H Reich were married in the First Methodist church in Wolfe City on a Sunday wedding and left for Los Angeles where Reich works as port engineer. Mrs Reich, formerly Helen Marie Williams, is a Wolfe City High School graduate who studied at NTSC, the University of Texas, and a New York hostess school and worked for American Airlines. Reich is Oakland High School graduate, veteran of the Navy and Merchant Marine in World War II, son of A A Reich of San Francisco.
Mrs Roy Gass transported to an Austin hospital by Wise ambulance Friday with daughter Judy Gass accompanying. Claude Leatherwood and family spent Thursday in Dallas. Duckworths hosted Claude Ruby and Lois Duckworth from Dallas for weekend visits. Houston visitors Mr and Mrs E Henry and son Robert stayed with Mr and Mrs Hubert in Ravenna. Terrell pair Mrs J A Walker and children Patsy Ann and Alvin returned home after visiting her parents. Mr A Gray reportedly improving. Bryant also improving at MS Hospital. W Stone of Memphis and Dail Morrison family hosted for several days. Stone is Morrison’s brother.
Fragmentary listing of radio programs and times including Sunrise Serenade News Music of Old West News and Church notices. Mentions Crosby Sinatra easy listening and various church services, concerts, and talk segments across multiple show blocks and hosts.
A meditation on belief distinguishing mere assent from true faith. It argues belief requires aligning every purpose and action with God’s justice and mercy, and challenges believers to live consistently with Jesus and Yahweh. The essay references biblical figures and lessons, urging commitment over complacency.
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will meet Monday at 4 PM for mission study taught by Mrs. Lloyd Taylor. The Sunbeams will meet at the same time in their department.
Spli first lieutenant Lee T Caffey completed a nine week course at the Air University School on Randolph Air Force Base. The program, in two phases, covered aviation medicine and is part of the Flight Nurses Court of Aviation Medicine. Lt Caffey is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Aaron O Caffee.
The pastor speaks at First Baptist Church on Sunday while Dr Epting leads a simultaneous evangelistic campaign in Tulsa Oklahoma. He has previously filled the pulpit during pastorless periods or when the pastor was away.
Farmers in Fannin and Botham counties noted additional rain Friday and Saturday that could boost yield for cotton and feed crops. Yet the clouded sky raised concerns that continued wet cool weather would raise insect infestation risks for very young cotton. Rainfall in Botham was reported slightly under half an inch.
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Renfrew of Bastrop Louisiana announce the birth of a daughter Nona Lea on June 17 The father is the former assistant pastor of the First Baptist church.
HONEY GROVE Masel Williams leads neighbors in cotton growing with Frank Baldwin reporting three half grown cotton bales from Williams field and noting potential for more.
The term cattle traced to old usage describing wealth or property, later broadening to denote domestic oxen and their keeping.
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