Miss Petre Marries John Harold Merrell
The couple wed June 24 in First Baptist Church Paris with Rev. James S. Riley officiating. Miss Petre later became Mrs. Merrell and the pair reside at 1940 East Washington Paris after a Hot Springs trip. The bride wore Chantilly lace and satin with veil and pearls. maid of honor Hazel Osborne and best man Donald Keel attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Merrell
East Washington Street
Paris
Hot Springs
Ark
Murrell
Mary Frances Petre
T. F. Petre
A. G. Merrell
Bonham
First Baptist Church
James S. Riley
Earl Ruble
Sandra Brice
Hazel Osborne
Donald Keel
Don Petre
George Fisher
William Petre
Dallas
Paris High School
Paris Junior College
Art Club
Bonham High School
Mrs. J. F. Dees Honored At Tea In Mrs. Miller’s Home
Mrs. J. F. Dees was guest of honor at a tea held Saturday afternoon from 4 to 6 in Mrs. M. W. Miller’s home at 622 West 12th Street. The rooms featured pink roses gardenias pink asters and lilies. A white nylon lace cloth over pink satin covered the refreshment table with gardenias. Mrs. Andrew Anderson served punch from a milk glass bowl. Milk glass marked all tableware and treats included petit fours salted nuts and Roman punch. Thirty six neighbors and guests attended including Mrs. W. M. Halsell Mrs. F. H. Anderson and Miss Sadie Weaks who sent regrets. Mr. and Mrs. Dees and their son Mike plan to move to Terrell soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Dees
M. W. Miller
West 12Th Street
Andrew Anderson
Dees
W. M. Halsell
F. H. Anderson
Sadie Weaks
Mike
Terrell
English Home Demonstration Club Meets Saturday
The Englis Home Demonstration Club met Saturday afternoon at 1201 N Center St with Mrs. O L Couch as hostess. President Mrs. Ray Sherrer led a program on a recent beauty clinic and a blind package sale funded club activities. Guests enjoyed an afternoon tea. Next meeting is July 8 with hostess Mrs. Ray Sherrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englis Home
O. L. Couch
N. Center Street
Ray Sherrer
Local social notes from Vernon and nearby towns
Mrs. J F Strickland of Vernon visits brother Joseph Wilkinson and Mrs Wilkinson at 515 E Third St. Welcome Wagon representative Trula Colburn of Memphis visits here. Mrs Hugh Thompson of Dallas visits J W Chapman, Miss Sara Chapman and relatives. Guests at Mrs Robert Grant’s home include Mr and Mrs F M Feldman of Fort Worth and Mrs R E Hickman and Mrs W A Kirkpatrick of Whitewright. Jacqueline King and Mary Elizabeth King of Tyler visit their father Dr Jack King and family. Reid Spivy and children Jane and Russell spend weekend at Lake Fannin. Mrs M W Miller visits Paris and attends a tea at Mrs W E Barrett’s. Don Mason and son Kent of Chicago visit. fly here and see friends at Supreme Trailer Co. Mr and Mrs J Fred Jones and son of Austin plan Tuesday visit with Charlie Jones family. Fred to attend State Bar meeting in Dallas. Mrs M H Ferguson and Mr and Mrs Jack Ferguson attend to business in Dallas. Mr and Mrs John Kantz and children of Fort Worth return from visit with Mrs Plantz and relatives. Roy McGrady arrives by plane for a short visit to his aunt Omie Semple. en route to Tulsa for a wedding. McGrady’s family were former Fannin County residents. Mrs S M Lowrey of Birmingham, Ala., visits Chester Jones family in Edhube. Mr and Mrs Earl Boggess and daughter Brenda return to Lubbock after visiting aunt Texie Boggess. vacationing in Chicago at W I Cannon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McGrady
Bonham
Omie Semple
Tulsa
McGrady
el Paso
Fannin County
Wedding Vows Read In Church Ceremony In Philadelphia
Kathryn Ramsay Bowling and Charles Stuart Perkins Jr exchange vows at the Church of The Holy Trinity in Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia Dr Harry S Longley presiding The bride wore a cream gatin gown with lace bodice and illusion veil The couple will reside in New York City with Mr Perkins heading Perkins Associates Inc Mrs Bowling unable to attend due to illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowling
Philadelphia
Penn
Kathryn Ramsay Bowling
Charles Stuart Perkins Jr
Cooke Perking
Charles Stuart Perkins
Palms
Calif
Harry S. Longley
Church of the Holy Trinity
Rittenhouse Square
Mariana Cecilia Moran
Washington, D. C
Ann H. Clothier
Elizabeth Dale Hamilton
Jayne Frances Harper
Sara Loring Shock
Christine Fletcher
Susan Woodburn Fletcher
Washington D. C
Charles H. McArthur Jr
Lungtuck
United States Naval Base
Holton Arms School
Washington
Perkins
College For Women
University of Pennsylvania
James Frank Bowling
J. Jo Clarke
Bonham
William Penn Charter School
Navy
Corn I University
Broadfoot Speaks to Fannin County Historical Society
Mrs. A. S. Broadfoot addressed the Fannin County Historical Society in the First Christian church basement. She discussed copying the 1860 Fannin County census from Dallas Library microfilm and plans to complete the 1850 census for Bonham Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Broadfoot
Fannin County Historical Society
First Christian Church
Fannin County
Dallas
Bonham
Broadfoot
James R. Holman
Honey Grove
Walter Nash
State Historical Society
State Society
John Green
Dallas Society
Walter Boyd
W. L.padlock
Rogers Rainey Ray Peeler Jr
Pastor Receives Food Pounding at Clark Memorial Church
After a midweek prayer service at Clark Memorial Methodist Church in last week, Rev Daniel Leander and his wife were gifted a traditional pounding by about 50 attendees. They expressed thanks to members and friends who contributed the gifts. Mr and Mrs Jack Johansen and daughter Rhonda left for a vacation to Chicago and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Memorial Methodist Church
Daniel Leander
Jack Johansen
Rhonda
Chicago
Mulberry VBS Closes With Program At First Methodist
The Mulberry Vacation Bible School at First Methodist church closed last Friday night with songs a worship service a short talk and certificate presentations by Pastor Rev Mbb Council. Attendance averaged about 75. teachers included Mrs Audry Cain Mrs Gladys Hall Miss Lyndia Donaldson and Miss Bobbie Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry
First Methodist Church
Mra Audry Cain
Gladys Hall
Lyndia Donaldson
Bobbie Hall
Janck Ball
Assembly of God Church
Hightower
Mbb Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Petre
John Harold Merrell
J. F. Strickland
Vernon
Joseph Wilkinson
Mrs. Wilkinson
E. Third Street
Trula Colburn
Welcome Wagon
Memphis, Tenn
Hugh Thompson
J. W. Chapman
Miss Sara Chapman
Robert Grant
F. M. Feldman
Fort Worth
R. E. Hickman
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Whitewright
Jacqueline King
Mary Elizabeth King of
Tyler
Jack King
Mrs. King
Reid Spivy
Jane and
Russell
Lake Fannin
W. E. Barrett
Don Mason and Son
Kent
Supreme Trailer Co
J. Fred Jones
Austin
Charlie Jones
Fred
M. H. Ferguson
Jack Ferguson
Johm Kantz
S. M. Lowrey
Birmingham
Ala
Chester Jones
Edhube
Earl Boggess
Brenda
Lubbock
Texie Boggess
Ill
W. I. Cannon
Bowling, Perkins
Admiral
Mrs
Jack
Texas
King Ranch
Richard Kin
Rho Island
Bonham State Bank
Plymouth
Dodge Custom Royal Lancer
U. S
Plymouth Belvedere
W. S
Edward Williamson
Garland
G. A. Cline
Mount Pleasant
Sam Cline
Ballew
Nuss
Vicki Lynn Denney
Igo
Raymond Denney
Evang Ave
Bonham Hospital
Vicki
Cradle Gym
Mary Marabeth Caldwell
Corinth Baptist Church
Mrs. To Caldwell
Star Route
Jack Ford
Amarillo
Tim Cooper
Gene Cooper
West 4Th Street
Martha Burnett
Tim
J. Burnett
Route 1
L. A. Cooper
Finst Sth Street
Belles and Beaux
Albrits
Vicki Lynn Denny
Charles Turbyfill
Judy Ann Brewer
J. D. Butler
Lydia Schumpert
Jack Schumpert
Tommy Taylor
Owen’s Chapel
Weldon Stevens
D. W. Burt
Che Bonham
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