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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1955

Page

2

New Books Added to Bonham Library in Memory of Judge Couch

Mrs. O L Couch placed several new books on the Bonham Library shelf in memory of her late husband Judge O L Couch. Books include a two volume Tennessee records with Bible and marriage fonds, a 517 page volume with tombstone inscriptions and manuscripts, Herod Ye Virginia Gentry by W A Crozier with coats of armor and Virginia genealogical notes, and the catalog of Good Speed's Book Shop.

O. L. Couch Bonham Tennessee J. T. Ackleand Wook W. A. Crozier Virginia

Clark Memorial CYF Reorganizes Plans and Activities

The Clark Memorial Church Methodist Youth Fellowship re organized under Pastor Rev Darite Leander. New officers include Velma Wyles worship leader Lincille Ball recreation leader and C H Key refreshment chairman. A watermelon feast at Bonham State Park follows devotion next Sunday. Tonight MYF members with Mrs Wyles attend sub district meeting in Ector.

Momters Methodist Youth Fellowship Clark Memorial Church Darite Leander Velma Wyles Lincille Ball C. H. Key Bonham State Park Toniight MYF

Griffin D Collins Rites Held Monday

Funeral services for Griffin Dixon Collins 74 retired carpenter were held Monday at the Assembly of God church in Trenton. He died at his home and is buried in Burns cemetery. Born in Jasper Georgia January 15 1881 he moved to Texas at age 12 with his parents. He married Myrtle Lewis in Quinlan in 1907 and left survivors include his wife three sons five daughters a half brother four sisters and eight grandchildren.

Trenton Assembly of God Chuch Griffin Dixon Collins Carpenter C. A. Cook Burns Cemetery Collins Jasper Texas Tom Collins Myrtle Lewis Quinlan Nobility Roy Colling Seattle Wash Donald Collins Whitewright Gene Collins Jack Miller Baton Rouge J. E. Land Paris Don Bailey Albuquerque N. M G. M. Harthorne Port Orchard Billy Powers Keota Okla Hubert Lewis Kingston Ida Merritt Oklahoma City Liza Edwards Atlanta Annie Carroway McKinney Lillian Marvin Denison

Mrs. Hodges Speaks on Christian Stewardship

Mrs. Tom Hodges of Bonham was guest speaker at the Annie Armstrong Circle of the Baptist church in Ector on Tuesday morning. The meeting, hosted by Mrs. W. H. Porter, included a devotional by Mrs. C. L. Nelson and a closing prayer by Mrs. Osha Weathersby.

Tom Hodges Bonham Annie Armstrong Circle The Baptist Church W. H. Porter W. E. White Osha Weathersby Hodges

Kenneth R Scales Completes Army Radio Course

Pvt Kenneth R Scales 25 whose wife Charlene lives on Route 3 Honey Grove recently graduated from the radio maintenance course at the Armor ed School Fort Knox Ky. The course trains enlisted personnel to perform organizational maintenance on field type radio equipment. Private Scales son of Roy B Scales 538 Hutchinson Bowie entered the Army in January 1955 and completed basic training at Fort Ord Calif.

Kenneth R. Scales Charlene Route 3 Honey Grove Armored School Fort Knox Scales Roy B. Scales Hutchinson Bowie Army Fort Ord Calif

H D Council Plans Summer Work And Rally Details

Members of the Home Demonstration Council met in the Chamber of Commerce with Mrs. Ralph Williams presiding. They outlined plans for future meetings, dues status, and Rally Day chairmen including Mrs. Joe Coombs and Mrs. Frank Crawford. THDA group elected delegates for the Fort Worth state meeting with alternates named.

Home Demonstration Council Chamber of Commerce Ralph Williams Joe Coombs Frank Crawford Charles Turman Ray Pulliam Verge Dehyle Deyhle Fort Worth Gay Walker Raymond Fogle

Stewardship Lesson Taught by WMU at Seventh and Main Church

Mrs J W L Moore led a Stewardship lesson during the Wo man’s Missionary Union meeting of Seventh and Main Baptist Church. Circles 1 2 4 met at the church while Circle 3 met at a member’s home for reports and a program on Stewardship.

J. W. L. Moore Woman's Missionary Union of the Seventh and Main Baptist Church T. M. Hodges Bob Tarter

Antioch Baptist Homecoming Set for July 10

The Antioch Baptist church in the Savage community plans an all day homecoming on Sunday July 10 with 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m service a noon basket lunch and an afternoon singing convention All former pastors residents and members are urged to attend. Guests include visiting families from Garland and Greenville Mississippi.

Antioch Baptist Church Savage

First Baptist WMU Circles Meet

The First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union met in the church prayer room for a program on ministerial relief. Speakers included Mrs. Rogers Rainey, Carol Spencer, Mrs. J. M. Grimes, Mrs. Hubert Bragg, Miss Allie Lipscomb, and Miss Stella Kennedy with readings on retirement funds and the faithfulness of old ministers. An offering was taken for the ministerial relief fund.

Ciracles Woman’, Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church Marion Gouge Rogers Rainey Virginia Connelley Corpus Christi Carol Spencer J. M. Grimes Hubert Bragg Allie Lipscomb Stella Kennedy Mary Robinson

94 Persons Attend BTU Conference at Bonham

The Fannin Baptist Associational Training Union held a Monday night meeting at First Baptist Bonham with 94 in attendance. The Ector church showcased a model program, and attendees traveled 581 miles total with an average 65.22 grade. Gober church won the efficiency banner 84.13, while Ector earned the attendance banner with 120 points.

Fannin Baptist Associational Training Union First Baptist Church Bonham Ector Church Gober Baptist Church Ector First Baptist Seventh and Main Calvary Baptist Bonham, Bailey Trinity Boyd Corinth Gober Honey Grove Ivanhoe New Zion Randolph Sandy

Ravenna Bible School Closes With Program

The community Bible school closed Friday with a program at the Methodist church. Participants from Methodist Baptist and Christian churches attended. Superintendent Mrs. John Palmore led with Rev. Paul Campbell and ten teachers guiding classes for all ages under the theme How to Live Together as Christians.

Ravenna Community Bible School Methodist Church John Palmore Paul Campbell The Christian Church

Local residents visit relatives and travel plans listed

Shows Lubbock trip of Mrs. Willie Sifford and her son Bobby Sifford to stay with Roy D. Sifford. Several families visit kin in Matagorda Harlingen Paris Dallas Fort Worth and New York City. Susan Acree and Debbie Acree plan a Kermit visit. Viola Wimberly vacationing in Eureka Springs Arkansas.

Willie Sifford Bobby Sifford Lubbock Roy D. Sifford Bobby Harlingen Susan Debbie Acree Jim Acree Kermit F. M. Morphew

Local visitors share time in area homes

Mac Evans of Kaowman and Arch ie Evans hosted guests at their home. Mr and Mrs T H Guthrie of Dallas returned home after visiting Mrs Lena Ewing. Mr and Mrs Tom Taylor of Madill Okla are guests in the J R Davis home and Mr Taylor's father J B Taylor also visiting.

Vinit Hore Jimmy Hodges Cathy Sue Dori Lynn Garland James R. Stone Catherine Linda Ann Greenville Miss Taylor Stone David Stambliett David Campbell Tommy Enaminger Charles Mcintosh Leonard Methodist Church Bridgeport Mel Joe C. Basminger Fred Brambiett Woodrow Pringle Bayside Pringle Church of Christ Hubert Key Tommy Cox Basil Gifford Bakersfield Calif George Snyder Joe Ensminger Birdie Mae Ensminger B. D. Gates Larry Joan Wichita Falls Luta Davis Craughton’s College Dallas Sue Offord G. E. Carpenter Betty Nan Carpenter Fort Worth H. R. Caston van Scheick-Grimes Joe Richards Jr Nocona Jack Holley Joe Richards Sr Frank Crawford James C. Crawford San Antonio Lackland Air Base Robert Harris Robert Jr Helen Austin F. A. Boutwell J. W. Bailey Leon Sharrett Sherman John Dillon Giles Cobb Fresno Ellis Giles H. B. Cash Pittsburg Clymer Crabb Chester Kitchens G. H. Kincaid R. O. Evans Jerra Evans Ewell Bryan Gross Charles Tosch Mac Evans Kaowman Archie Evans T. H. Guthrie Lena Ewing Tom Taylor Madill Okla J. R. Davis Mr. Taylor J. B. Taylor

Twins Born to Dallas Couple in Local Hospital

Twins, two boys, were born to Dr. and Mrs. John C. Saunders of Dallas in a Dallas hospital Tuesday morning. Each baby weighed four pounds. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Bacon Saunders. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wilson Leonard. The Saunders also have a daughter, Patricia. No names yet chosen for the twins.

John C. Saunders Dallas John Bacon Saunders Pat Wilson Leonard Saunders Patricia

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