Newly Wed 7 Awarded at Ector Shower Honoring Three Brides
A 7 inch Newly Wed event at Ector Gym honored three brides with hosts Mrs B F Butts Mrs Jen and Miss Beulah. Dignitaries included Mr Durree and former Miss Birsh and Mr and Mrs D the former Miss May woner. A program featured singing by Trenton with Helen Morgan accompanying Lorene Downs and Lori Malone performing.
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B. F. Butts
Jen
Joonah Morgan
Carl
H. D. Ray Prebowl
Givin Miller
Bert
Trenton
Helen Morgan
Malone
Lorene Downs
Planting record notes Virginia seed in 1612
A fragment notes that the first sowing was planted by colonists in Virginia in 1612. The brief reference highlights early colonial cultivation with limited context and no further dates or names provided.
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Col B Virginia
Bingo Party for Mary Bland Smith Aboard Thursday
A bingo party for Miss Mary Bland Smith bride elect of Tom Graham of Austin was hosted by Mrs Eugene Risser Sr at her home Thursday morning. Guests gathered around the ping pong table for a morning of bingo with kitcheny prize items, summer flowers, a gift to the honoree, and a refreshment course.
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Mary Bland Smith
Tom Graham
Austin
Eugene Risser, Sr
Risser
Rissen
Miss Smith
Reid Spivy, Jr
Lynwood Massey
James Priestly
Barbara Ann Summers
Bettyejane Smith
Martha Kennedy
Jack Richardson
John Day
Rondell HeMahon
Bradford Nunnelee
Eugene Risser, Jr
Bess Saunders
Sue Sp
Thursday Bridge Club Meets With C Leatherwoods
Mr and Mrs Claude Leatherwood hosted the Thursday evening bridge club at their West Fourth Street home. Four tables played with high scores earned by Mrs John Rodgers and Ray Summers and bingo prizes awarded to Mrs D J Evans of Houston and Eugent Risser Sr. Buffets were served by Mrs Leatherwood.
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Claude Leatherwood
West Fourth
Leatherwood
John Rodgers
Ray Summers
D. J. Evans
Houston
Eugent Risser
One Hundred Years of Masonry Celebration at Lake Fannin
The event marks a century of Masonry with activities planned at Lake Fannin and additional events in the Bonhi gym. Community members are invited to participate in the commemorations spanning the day.
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Lake Fannin
Bonhi
Personal notes from Oklahoma and Florida visitors
Personal items From Oklahoma Rev J E Fender and family of Rush Springs are visiting Bonham. Mrs Homer L Siler travels to Sulphur to visit sister Annie Lovelace. G L Moore of Clarksville attends Masonry centennial in Fannin county. Clyde Monds family returns from Houston vacation. From Florida Mrs Charles D Byrd of Miami visits Bonham parents John and Mrs Renshaw. Mrs Lucille Thomas and Bailey Saunders return from Tulsa and the Ozarks. Mrs Larry Hendrix stays in Farmersville at bedside of mother Mrs Wash Rike gravely ill.
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J. E. Fender
Rush Springs
Okla
Bonham
G. L. Moore
Clarksville
Bonham Constantine Lodee
Fannin County
Florida
Charles D. Byrd
Miami Fla
John Renshaw
South of Bonham
Lucille Thomas
Bailey Saunders
Tulsa
The
Ozarks
Visitors and nearby residents frequent the Sisson home
The Sisson home hosted Mrs James Larkin of Greeley Cole visiting her mother and Mrs Bethel Hardy of Colbert Oklahoma with her son Mrs N J Rover of Denison spent Wednesday in Bonham visiting Mr and Mrs Claude Inelis In Paris Mrs Edward Brownlee spent Thursday in Paris with her parents Dr and Mrs Josh Meyer celebrating their 63rd wedding anniversary Mrs Brownslee's brother a San Antonio doctor could not attend Mrs R G Alexander is reported ill at her West Fifth street home Attending festival Mr and Mrs T A Taylor went to Broken Bow Oklahoma for the tomato festival Bobby Hendricks of Palmersville is visiting his brother Larry Hendricks
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Sisson
James Larkin
Greeley
Cole
Bethel Hardy
Colbert, Okla
N. J. Rover of
Denison
Bonham
Claude Inelis
Paris
Edward Brownlee
Josh Meyer
Ts Iil
R. G Alexander
West Fifth Street
Camp Vire Girls Vake Plans For Very Busy Summer
Camp Vire Girls Vake and the Bluebirds junior group plan a busy season with policy group picnic attended by 26 at State Park opening the summer. Misses Lara McKelva and Ranna Dielman directed games as the Hobby Club for Home Hand and Health met at Camp Fire cabin in Mrs. Henry Dorough's yard. A pioneer home pageant featured Betty Lovelace, Nayonna Moore, Marianna Dorough, Bebe Dorough, and Marjorie Carter in roles while the girls started a garment project.
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Bluebirds
State Park Q
Lara McKelva
Ranna Dielman
Henry Dorough
Betty Lovelace
Nayonna Moore
Marianna
Bebe Dorough
Marjorie Carter
Broadway Gossip and Hollywood Stars on Broadway
A lively roundup notes Falkenberg and Jolson in Hold Your Hats, Raft at the Hurricane, and Cary Grant Noel Coward feuds. It details Sonia Henie Dan Topping romance buzz, Irene Towne signing Elsie the Cow, and pilots paid for ferrying planes. Also features humorous takes on Hollywood life, rent night at Century Theatre, and a tradition of showbiz chatter in New York.
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Ka “Jinx
Ruby Keeler
Falkenberg
Jinx Falkenberg
Gal al Jolson
Hollywood
Georgie “Raft
Mario
Ripley
Sardi’s
Philip Merrivale
Jackie
Jane Sterling
Barry Thompson
Ruth Chatterton
Europe
Hitler
Rhineland
Reich
Jerry Livingston
Cary Grant
Noel Coward
Coward
Noel
Sonia Henie
Dan Topping
Irene Towne
Newark
Elsie the Cow
Gene
Flsh
England
TWA
Maine
Canada
Great Britain
Eleanor Kilgallen
NBC
CHS
Jim Kilgallen
Dorothy
Land of the Free Press
Joe Lewis
Peak June season brings fresh market foods to households
The June market offers a wide variety of outdoor grown produce after winter hothouse goods. Fresh peaches apricots plums huckleberries and canberries arrive, with watermelons honeydews and cantaloupes joining soon. Prices vary with beans cabbage and eggs noted as steady or changing. seafood and meats show mild shifts. An example seasonal menu includes smoked tongue buttered potatoes fresh spinach bread and tropical fruits.
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California
Camp Fire Hobby Club Plans Evening Craft Session
The End of Main Camp Fire Hobby Club directed by Miss McKelva and Miss Dielman will meet at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Miss Bessie Orenduff's home for stenciling, stationary, and head bands. Afternoon session at 5 o'clock at the Baptist church recreation room will cover home and health skills with new leaders each time.
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Bessie Orenduff
Bonham
Red Cross
Lloyd Rodgers
Carl Robinson
Honey Grove Girl Graduates From Medical School
Honey Grove June 28 Miss Julia Graves daughter of Mrs W F Graves graduated this week from medical school earning a degree. She studied in the city and returns to join her family and begin her career in medicine.
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Honey Grove
Julia Graves
W. F. Graves
Army medical school graduate earns top anatomy grade
A student at the Army Medical School in Washington completed a year of study in the physiotherapy department. She received her diploma after earning the highest grade on the anatomy test and all other grades were As or Bs. She plans to accept a position at an army post after graduation.
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The
Army Medical School
Washington
Camp fire camp application process notice
Applicants in each town should send their applications to the Camp Fire chairman in the corresponding council area. The notice directs local residents to submit the forms through the designated town chair, outlining the procedural requirement.
Red Cross Expands War Relief Efforts Overseas
American Red Cross unveils two steps for war relief in France and Britain. Norman H. Davis declares will guarantee relief distribution to French refugees and boost supplies to the British Isles. A London committee led by Dan Grant, with Ambassador Joseph Kennedy as honorary chair, will liaise with British Red Cross and St John.
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Washington
Db. C
France
England
Red Cross
Norman H. Davis
American Red Cross
British Isles
Mr. Davis
Bordeaux
Davis
London
Dan Grant
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
U. S
Joseph P. Kennedy
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
New Officers Elected By Honey Grove Lions Club
June 28 Frank Welch was elected president of the Honey Grove Lions Club at the annual officers election this week. Other officers named include J. E. Robison as first vice president FBE Clark as second vice president EA Barker as secretary R. M. McCleary as treasurer Ct Paley HK Hudson as directors and Byron Richey as tail twister. Costa Rica maintains an army of only 800 men.
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Honey Grove
Frank Welch
Honey Grove Lions Club
J. E. Robison
Fbe Clark
EA. Barker
R. M. McCleary
Ct. Paley
HK. Hudson
Byron Richey
Tailtwisters
Broiled Meals Featured In This Week's Menus
A cookery feature explains boiling and broiling dinners with prep tips for heating leftovers under a drip rack. It covers meats from lamb and beef to chicken liver and sweetbreads, with butter brushing and precise heat guidance. The menu lists breakfasts lunches and dinners for Sunday through Saturday, including dishes like roast chicken, hamburgers, veal fricassee, and baked custard.
Ambrose Home Club meets at Lemons home with speaker
Ambrose Home Demonstration club members met Monday at Mrs Odus Lemons home with home agent Miss King directing the discussion on canning pineapple and making kraut Seven members and two visitors attended the event Mrs Lemons home and yard were notably attractive the hobby includes caring for flowers and trees
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Ambrose Home Club
Odus Lemons
Miss King
Compress Being Made Ready For Fall Cotton Run
HONEY GROVE June 28 JS. B. Grant superintendent of the Farmers and Merchants Compress and Warehouse company announces the entire plant is being repainted inside and out and otherwise prepared for the fall run.
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Honey Grove
JS. B. Grant
Parmers and Merchants Compress and Warehouse Company
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