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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1944
Page
5
The Women's Council of the Christian Church held its final meeting at Mrs. van Zandt home with a supper and singing led by Mrs. Sid Smith. Reports from the president and chairmen followed, noting a $700 pledge paid to national headquarters and plans for July missionary pledges.
In 1944 45 the Conner group led by Mrs Weaks presented retiring president Mrs German with the book Old Master as thanks for her year of service. The group sang Bless Be the Tie with a missionary benediction before dismissal.
The Business and Professional Women's Club met on the lawn of president Mrs Dwight Hackley for a Tuesday evening gathering. Members enjoyed a catered dish and a dude ranch contest led by Mrs Ethalmore Adams with the Bar B Q horses winning. A new membership idea was presented and the club split into two groups.
The Women’s Army Corps join the war effort in essential roles from hospital care to Braille reading, laboratory work, pharmacy, psychiatric assistance, ambulance driving, and control tower operations. They prepare invasion maps, run switchboards, and work tirelessly to speed victory and restore life after battle.
Calendar note announces a preparatory service for Commencement to be held at 7 30 p m Wednesday evening at the First Presbyterian Church.
The four circles met Monday with Circle Fhree hosting a noon luncheon. Entertainment included a piano solo by Pat Owens and another by Betty Jim Blake. Mrs A S Broadvbekq delivered the Bible message on The Sermon on the Mount. Circle Three becomes church committee for next quarter, Circle Two praised for last quarter. Out of town guests were Mrs Edna Lindses of Amarillo and Mrs Kate Moss Howell of McAnster.
Mr Lawrence Rogers and daughter Nancy return to Austin after visiting Mrs Roger s parents Mr and Mrs W E Newton They will stop in Fort Worth to visit Mr and Mrs H B Taliaferro Taliaferro s nephew Bonts Taliaferro accompanies them home Mrs T B Moss and children Benny Joe and B G Moss of Ada Okla visit Mrs T M Gray of Dodd City Mr and Mrs E A Chaney of Lake Jackson Texas guests of Mr and Mrs J C Eubanks Rev and Mrs J Kneges and family of Cooper Texas vacation with Mr and Mrs Dave McNabb Mrs Dave McNabb has been suffering a broken ankle but is improving
Bertha Ixs It and Mrs Travis Lo Currin announce the birth of a girl Kathleen Ann born June 6 at Port Brage North Carolina.
A brief recap records Miss Bernice Claypool as sponsor for a Girl Scout group with Nannie Belle Long as secretary and Jean Copelid present. The entry mentions a Tuesday session during the regular meeting hour and references a tie break and discussion about a working man.
In a rain of quarrels and a strained family Thanksgiving, Nora battles fear and Jim's gambling as Ellery Queen investigates odd incidents. Nora foams at the mouth and faints after a tense dinner, while Pat suspects arsenic poisoning as a possible cause.
Dr. C A Newman will conduct the prayer service at First Baptist Church at 8 o clock in the absence of Rev J J Gregory. Newman teaches the Book of Romans at the Baptist Seminary encampment in Ft Worth and is serving during Gregory's Woodlake encampment presidency.
Lydia Schumpert honored on her fourth birthday with a party at her grandmother Mrs Margaret Martan’s home. About twenty children played on the lawn then enjoyed cake and ice cream from a green and white decorated table. Lydia, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Schumper, shared a day of games and gifts.
An archival notice invites Fannin County Baptists to a Sunday chicken dinner at the Putney Orphan Home on July 7. Fried chicken, cake and cookies will be served. The event aims to support church activities and local community service.
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