Burton Class Meets With Mrs. Lovelace
The Burton class of the Baptist church met June 26 at Rose Ave. with Mrs. Lynwood Lovelace. Vice President Mrs. Will Baugh led the session in the absence of President Mrs. Clyde Nevy WM. Mrs. Porter Stansbury reported. Guest Mrs. J B Golden shared poems and an allegory while refreshments followed.
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Burton
The
Baptist Church
Lynwood Lovelace
Rose Ave
Clyde Nevy WM
Will Baugh
Sam Miller
Tom Denton
Secc
Porter Stansbury
J. B. Golden
Dallas and area families attend Church of God revival
Lanius Mr and Mrs Collin Richards of Dallas and Doyle Richards of Edhube attended with Omar Castleberry and families as guests of Tom Wilks. Rev Calvin Thomiston and son left for New Mexico after the revival at the Church of God. Cecil Bridges and daughter visited Dallas relatives.
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Collin Richards
Dallas
Doyle Richards
Edhube
Omar Castleberry
Telephone
Tom Wilks
Calvin Thomiston
New Mexico
Church of God
Cecil Bridges
Victory To Peace Is Subject of Methodist WSCS Discussions
The WSCS of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. S. McGlass’s home to study “Victory to Peace.” Mrs. Eddie Hodge led the session with hymns for service members, followed by discussion on postwar welfare, reintegration, church aid for families, and concerns about economic stability after victory.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
S. McGlass
Eddie Hodgelefider
Edgar Huffstutter
Hodge
Dodd City Soldier Awarded Infantry Badge
A Dodd City service member receives the Infantry Badge for faithful service and combat duty with the 103d Infantry Division. The formal ceremony and details concerning the award process are noted in district reports.
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Dodd City
TTI
Arno - Pleo
Cactus
Take Off Ugly Fat With This Home Recipe
Inexpensive home remedy promises quick fat loss using four ounces of Liquid Barcel Concentrate and grapefruit juice to make a pint. Two tablespoons twice daily claimed to shrink fat, improve shape, and avoid exercise or dieting. Satisfaction guarantee offered with money-back return.
Pillie Bern Cashion to be inducted at Fort Lewis
Pillie Bern Cashion leaves for Fort Lewis Washington where he will be inducted into the armed forces. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bern Cashion of Moores Chapel. Also visiting were Emmett Cox and sister Jessie Mae Cox with Mrs W B Cox and Bil live, all from Cache Oklahoma. Other local notices mention Bob Hickman in Navy training center at San Diego recovering from scarlet fever, and various relatives visiting in Bonham and Benham. John W Freeman remains in Allen Memorial Hospital with unchanged condition.
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Pillie Bern Cashion
Fort Lewis
Washington
Bern Cashion
Moores Chaye
Emmett Cox
Jessie Mae Cox
W. B. Cox
Billive
J. M. Lowrey
Cache
Okla
Jim Bob Hickman
Navy Training Center
San Diego
California
Louise Hickman
Lottie Cooper
Telephone
Benham
T. M. Wilson
Kerrville
Jimmie LeMacks
San Bernadino
Calif
Ruth Walker
Premont
Teyng
Corpu Christi
Sarah Bland Brent
Ft Worth
TCU
Earl Tarpley
Clarence Paul Freeman
Bonham
John English
Bailey
Oscar Glasgow
Raymond
Arlington
Nettle Kembell
Groesbeck
Texas
John W. Freeman
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mr. Freeman
Souvenirs From Germany On Display In Town Window
Pvt Martin serving with a tank destroyer detachment in Germany has sent home a large number of souvenirs and trinkets. The Tuminy Man Stoke window displays coins various keepsakes, a Watel case, Christmast decorations, a shelf clock, a brace knife bell and pen set with a letter opener, a small Nazi banner and a wrist with the swastika. This is only a portion of the many items he has sent home.
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Pvt Martin
Battliton
Germany
Mia
Tax Stamp Deadline for Cars Set at July First
Notice states all vehicles must display a tax stamp by July first. It warns against penalties and reminds owners to purchase stamps at county offices. The item notes stamps cost one cent and that stamps are valid for the year.
Trade Relations Between France and Spain Break Down
Paris reports France and Spain have halted all commercial relations and grown diplomatically strained. Spain suspended a 40 million peseta loan renewal and closed the frontier to trade after the Chambery incident. Both nations halted export and import licenses and transit permits.
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Paris
France
Spain
Chambery
Madrid
Stalin Elevated To Generalissimo
Moscow radio reported the Supreme Soviet elevated Premier Marshal Stalin to the rank of Generalissimo for outstanding war leadership. The rank was created by the President to honor his direction of all armed forces in time of war as Stalin received four new decorations.
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London
England
U.P
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Marshal Stalin
Stalin
Edith Maude Sifford Dies at Bonham Home
Edith Maude Sifford died this morning at her residence 1103 West 12th Street Bonham. She was born March 12 1890 and had liver gall bladder illness. Survivors include husband D N Sifford daughters Geneva Murtaugh and D Ray Sifford brothers A T Morrison Ora C Vernon sisters M D Anderson C D Smith J J Miller one grandson David Michel Murtaugh. Funeral at Wise Funeral Home Chapel Friday at 5 pm officiated by Austin Siburt and Guss Farmer with burial Willow Wild.
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Fteuith Maude Safford
Tom
Church of Christ
D. N. Sifford
Bonham
Geneva Murtaugh
D. Ray Sifford
A. T. Morrison
Abilene
Ora C. Vernon
California
M. D Anderson
C.D. Smith
Los Almos
J. J. Miller
Bennington
Okla
David Michel Murtaugh
Bonham Residents Visit Family and Friends Sunday
Cotton Center couple Mr and Mrs Woollrow Warnell and their baby from Bonham spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W M Warnell. Mrs Maxine DeWeody called on Mr Ruby Nichols Tuesday evening. Dr Joe Rogers is on furlough here with his wife and baby. Mrs Maxine DeWoods visited her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Nichols Sunday. Roy Lee Cooksey spent Sunday with his grandparents. Mr Org Warnell, once ill, showed improvement and visited his sister Mrs Bonnie Green in Bonham Sunday.
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Woollrow Warnell
Bonham
W. M. Warnell
Maxine DeWeody
Ruby Nichols
Joe Rogers
Maxine DeWoods
Charlie Nichols
Feether Cacky
Hattie Mare Apple
Daughteor
Roy Lee Cooksey
Legislature Approves $1.932 Million for State Office Buildings
Austin June 26: The legislature authorized 1.932281 million dollars for purchase, construction, and operation of new state office buildings in Austin. Funds include 1.009 million transferred from the railroad commission and gas enforcement, 235 thousand from the board of camerals fund, and 90 thousand from general revenue. A committee of elective officials is to decide if the state should buy Tribune Tower as an office building.
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Austin
Texas
Board of Central
Railroad Commissip of
Board of Cameralogs
General Revenue Fund
Tribune
Construction Bills Authorize Two More State Buildings
Reading fragments show bills approve construction for two additional buildings in Houston area, including one intended for state courts. Details on exact agencies or dates are unclear in the OCR fragment.
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Ing
J. Wy
W, Tat
Houston
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Edith Maude Sifford
Cotton Center
Scan “F, R Cabucke Calls Co
Benham Texa Center & 4Th
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With Ann Baster
John Hodiak
T Tollywood
James Fllison
Wanda McKay
Thin Men
Wm Pwell - Merona
Maine
Rocer
Abe
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Safeway
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