Group To Woodlake Next Week Camp Outreach Plans
Bonham First Church will send a group to Pioneer Camp Christian Churches at Woodlake Denison on Monday. Harmon, pastor, will direct the program with Rev Travis A serving as camp lead. Age range 12 and up, sponsors from Texas will attend. Craft activities and an adult seminar are planned with a fee structure noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham First Church
Mondrake
Denison
Fivesday Pioneer Camp Christian Churches of
Harmon
The
Travis A. Js
Ates
Texas
California Vacation Report for Glenn Jeter Card
A postcard-like note from Glenn Jeter while in California says he is having a wonderful time. Also, Dr. John-Lanius from Baylor Medical College left for St. Louis to begin a year internship at City Hospital. Jimmie Boggess visits Bonham from Denison to spend time with Aunt Texie, and George German’s Soil Conservation Service headquarters move from Fort Worth to Amarillo is announced with a Sunday departure to join the Amarillo staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Jeter
California
ST. Louis
John — Lanius
Baylor Medical College
Dallas
City Hospital
Lanius
J. A. Lanius
Jimmie Boggess
Denison
Bonham
Miss Texie Boggess
George German
Soil Conservation Service
Port Worth
Amarillo
German
Fort Worth
Local social notes and a San Diego driving case
The community rings with visits and family time as Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Adair and children spent Sunday with the Silers, and relatives including Mrs. Maude Starnes and Mrs. Bell Dulaney visited Bob Dulaney and family. J P Walker at the Sherman CCC camp spent the weekend with his mother. A Windom couple visited relatives in the area. In San Diego a motorist charged with drunken driving claimed zig zag path to avoid a skunk. the judge sentenced him to thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Howe
DANNER es Live Sponges Muddle Food Identity Claims
A jumbled OCR fragment notes that certain items labeled as live sponges confuse laypeople, with some moved to Mul and others resembling raw beefsteak, indicating unclear or misread descriptions in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Homemaking Class Entertained By Sarah L Fleming
Sarah Lee Fleming hosted nine Homemaking Class members and teacher Mrs. Christine Tipton on Tuesday afternoon. They planned home projects and learned to make a Tag rug. Each student received a friendship quilt pattern for a July construction at the Bells building. Summer work earns half credit with 100 hours required. Attendees: Anna Lou Thompson, Katherine Craven, Louise Burton, Marie Beal, Lora Byrd Whiting, Opal Brownlee, Martha Brownlee, and Mrs Tipton. A refreshment course was served and photos were taken.
Texas Governor for 1952 Getting Around In State
SAN ANTONIO Texas In 1952 the governor of Texas will be Geo Theriot a 26 year old San Antonio native who says he will graduate from the University of Texas School of Law in 1946 and run for state office from his home district Theriot claims he will travel Texas to win votes and keep his name before the electorate He was a leading debater in high school and sold magazines for six years noting his debating ability despite not yet finishing his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Geo Theriot
George Theriot
Bonham
Higghest Legislature
Theriot
University of Texas School of Law
Record-breaking 288-page Lufkin Tex Daily News special
The edition marks a milestone as the first newsprint mill to use Southern pine. Located in the new town of Herty, Texas, named for Dr Charles E Herty, the facility enables heavy pine usage for print. The issue celebrates the achievement with a feature on the newsboy delivering the extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufkin
Tex
Daily News
New Town of
Herty, Tex
Charles E. Herty
Hirst Christian Church Revives Morning Schedule and Camp Trip
Hirst Christian Church school begins at 9 45 with special music and a visit expected from the Holder family from Indianapolis. Everyman’s Class meets at 9 50, morning worship at 10 50 on the uncertain trumpet, evening service at 8. Women's Council meets Monday at 4. Intermediate group heads to Woodlake Monday for five days of camp life under District 15 leadership. Pastor W O Harmon invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Paul Arledge
Women's Council
Woodlake
Sunday Schedule At Rural Church Pastoral Notices
Sunday 9 45 a m Sunday School led by F A Spencer 10 50 a m Organ prelude 11 a m Morning worship sermon by the pastor 7 p m Training Union You need to enlist if you are a soldier Frances Richards director 8 p m Open air evangelistic service on the church lawn sermon by the pastor Monday 3 pm W M A and Sunbeam Wednesday 8 p m Prayer meeting A number of our young people have begun to enter into our prayer service May their tribe increase Thursday 7 pm Choir rehearsal J I Gregory Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A
Pencer
Frances Richards
Serman
Sunbeam
J. I. Gregory
Church Schedule and Meetings Led by Pastor Grady May
Church calendar lists worship at 10 50 am with sermon Keeping One s Footing Today by pastor. Voting meeting at 7 15 pm followed by 8 pm worship and sermon The General Rules of Our Church. Congregational singing by church orchestra. Monday features Children s session led by Miss Virginia Biard and spiritual life group at 2 20 pm. Board of Stewards meets 4 pm and World Outlook study led by Mrs Dan Barnard at 7 45 pm. Wednesday prayer services and Thursday orchestra practice at 7 pm led by H Grady May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Church
W. E. Newton
Virginia Biard
Spirtual Life Group
World Outlook
Dan Barnard
Board of Stewards
H. Grady May
Sunday School and worship schedule for multiple churches
The notice lists Sunday School times 9 45 a m and 9 30 10 a m at churches, with sermons and baptisms, and weekly activities in Dera Thomas Cleo Burne Hogue Mrs Cc J Hogue Mrs Lowell White Mrs Cullen Kart and others. It notes union meetings between Methodist and Presbyterian churches June 30 to July 14 led by Rev Grounds and pastors Marvin F Ballew Edger Graham and others at Spring Hill Dodd City Bonham Honey Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Momifie
Spring Hill
Dodd City
Grounds
Denison Trinity
Breakfast Given For Sam Rayburn In Denison
Denison June 29 A southern breakfast was hosted at Hotel Denison Friday for Congressman Sam Rayburn of Bonham visiting the Denison Red River Dam site. Attendees included numerous Denison officials and guests from Sherman Bonham Fort Worth Dallas and other area cities.
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Denison
Hotel Denison
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Denison Red River
Rayburn
Texas
T. J. Long
R. W. Stoddard
J. W. Madden
Lute Loy
Lucius Clay
Millard Cope
A. W. Long
Gordon Textor
W. J. Smith
Tom Suggs
Clarence Scott
Julian ©. Field
S .P. Leslie
W. C. McMahan
Fort Worth
W. A. Thomas
Percival Rice
Dallas
Jake J. Loy
Randolph Bryant
G. H. Wilcox
Frank Thompson
J. Newell Johnston
Sherman
Americans Need Not Fear Blitzkrieg Says Mexican General
El Paso report quotes Brig. Gen. Jesus Quionez of Coahuila Mexico saying Americans need fear no European blitzkrieg. He dismisses tanks as a US threat, noting distance rough terrain and fuel limits. He warns air power poses the real danger but predicts the US will build an air force within two years to deter any immediate military coup in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Europe
Jesus Quionez
Coahuila
Mexico
Fort Bliss
Quionez
United States
France
America
Germany
Americas
Predicts Famine For All Europe in Fall Months
Washington dispatch reports Miss Melya Bakkie of the American Red Cross warns that continued war into fall harvest will push Europe toward famine. She cites reduced farm output and disrupted distribution, with refugees rising in Southern France and relief ships loaded with dried fruits soups milk and vegetables sailing to Europe.
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Washington
PD. C
Europe
Melya Bakkie
American Red Cross
Bakkie
U.S. Department of Agriculture
France
Red Cross
Bilbao
Spain
Special Study Of Revelations At First Baptist Church
A series of studies on the Book of Revelations will begin Sunday morning at the First Baptist church led by Rev J T Gregory pastor The first chapter will be explored at Sunday morning services with chapters two and three in the Sunday evening session Gregory will relate the first century events to twentieth century conditions The study will continue for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
J.T Gregory
Ciegory
Hereford Breeder Group Formed To Improve Cattle
Graham Texas Superior Hereford Breeder Alan organized a group to promote breeding and marketing of fine beef cattle in the area. Members come from 13 counties including Young Wichita Palo Pinto Throckmorton Clay Jack Stephens Wise Baylor Knox Maskell Shackelford and Archer. The association sets standards, conducts annual sales, advertises superior cattle, and inspects member herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham, Tex
Alan
Young
Wichita
Palo Pinto
Throckmorton
Clay
Jack
Stephen
Wise
Baylor
Kux
Maskell Shackelford
Archer
Nords
Quail Nest Halts Traffic Between Two Texas Towns
Traffic was detoured between Brackettville Kinney County and Rock Springs Edwards County as a State Highway Department crew building the road uncovered a nest of twenty-one quail eggs. Mama Quail hatched nineteen, allowing the young birds to leave, a report to the State Game Department executive secretary said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackettville
Kinney County
Rock Springs
Edwards County
State Highway Departments
Mama Quail
State Game Department
Two Donations To S M U Reported At Board Meeting
Dallas Texas Southern Methodist University announced at its June board meeting two major gifts. Mrs W W Fondren donated 20000 in Humble Oil stock unrestricted for use, while Mrs Allie B Jones of Bristow Oklahoma gave 50000 to support fifteen Methodist students and establish a School of Theology scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist University
Board of Trusters
W. W. Fondren
Fondren
Allie B. Jones
Bristow
Okla
Fire alarm after trash ignites at Peeler's Drug Store
Faper and other waste blown into basement steps at Peeler's Drug Store caught fire late Friday afternoon. The flames were caused by burning trash, apparently ignited by a cigar or cigarette stub, triggering the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faper
Peeler’s Drug Store
Preventive Remedies for Chiggers in the Field
An old practice suggests rubbing the body and legs with a mixture of sulphur and alcohol to deter chiggers. Hyposulphite of soda applied in the same manner is also claimed to help. The note mentions semi-annual meetings where these tips are shared.
Lindbergh and Ford Discuss Airplane Production Plans
Col Charles Lindbergh met Henry Ford at the Ford River Rouge plant in Dearborn to talk airplane production possibilities. A Ford spokesman said talks covered planes but are not a firm plan, with routine prep to begin only if a government aircraft contract arrives. no significance attached to the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Henry Ford
Ford River Rouge
Lindbergh
Ford
Dearborn
Casualties in World War I Reach 233,184 from 37,568 Killed
The report notes that 37,568 Americans were killed in action during World War I, while total casualties reached 233,184. It highlights the high human cost of the conflict and reflects on the broader toll beyond combat deaths.
Plum season ends as big yellow fruit falls
Plums ripen and fall with great abundance in Bonham as the season nears its close. Charles G. Nunn invites inquiries at phone 4F3 for fruit pickup or sales in the Bonham area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Nunn
Bonham
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