Church Notices Schedule for multiple area congregations
White Shed Methodist Church holds Sunday school at 9 45, morning worship at 11, evening worship at 7 30 with fourth Sunday sermon. Windom and Telephone circuits list Sunday services and rotating venues. Cald City Baptist Church and Allen Owens pastor schedule 10 00 Sunday school 11 00 worship 8 00 Training Union. Multiple churches detail weekly prayer meetings training unions and junior groups with local pastors and superintendents.
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White Shed Methodist Church
Hooper, Rosser
Windom Methodist Credit
Windom
McCraw Chapel
Cald City
Telephone Methodist Circuit
Telephone
Monkstown
New Hope
Mulberry Methodist Church
Eluon Donaldson
Edhube
J. D Castes
Telephone Baptist Church
Training Union
Bill Thornton
Ivanhoe Church of Christ
Norman Dean
Dodd City
Ector Methodist Church
Lynwood Hogue
M. Y
Gober Baptist Church
Marshall Alford
Gober Methodist Church
John E. Williams
Tom Graves
Community church schedule and coming events
The notice lists weekly services at multiple churches led by pastors Clayton Hicks Paul Campbell Tom Graves and Hughes Freeman. It includes times for Sunday school morning worship evening worship prayer meetings and youth activities with upcoming events such as Youth Rally July 9 and Royal Ambassadors camp July 30 to Aug 3.
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Boyd Baptist Church
Bonham
Training Union
Seventh and Main Baptist Church
Worker's Conference
Bailey
Royal Ambassador Camp
Mrs. Beth Traylor Visits and Travels to California
Mrs. Beth Traylor left this week for Mercedes to handle business and visit relatives. She will then accompany her sister-in-law Mrs. Gladys Traylor and her daughters to California. Nearby, Rev. and Mrs. Mack Turner and Mrs. Bertha Fleming visited Mrs. Jim McMillen, who is recovering from major surgery.
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Bonham Hospital
Mary Alice Creed
Dallas
Roy Leslie
Wichita Falls
Lenora McMillen
Leneora
Benton McMillen
Schriewer Family Visits Bonham Roots Noted
Mrs. Harry Schriewer and daughter Sue from Galveston visit the home of Mrs. Wallace Alexander and Mr. Alexander. The Schriewer family are former Bonham residents.
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Bob Cline
Greenville
Miss
James Robert Stone
Stone
Bonham
Harry Schriewer
Sue
Galveston
Kuykendall Celebrates 20 Years With USDA in Bonham
W S Kuykendall received a lapel pen and certificate marking 20 years of service with the U S Department of Agriculture. Eight years with the Farm Security Administration followed by 12 with the Soil Conservation Service, all in Bonham. He helped devise conservation plans for many Fannin county farms and assisted in pond site selection and terrace construction lines.
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W. S. Kuykendall
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farm Security Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Kuykendall
Bonham
Fannin County
Clark Family Holds Annual Reunion
Descendants of the late Mr and Mrs Bill Clark, early Desert community settlers west of Leonard, gathered at Greenville Park for a family reunion. About 75 relatives and friends attended the picnic style noon meal and group photographs were taken of attendees from more than a dozen Texas towns. Luther Pitman and family of Leonard attended. Mrs Pitman is a granddaughter of the Clark couple.
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Leonard
Spl
Bill Clark
Greenville Park
Texas
Luther Pitman
Pitman
Mrs. J. B. Saunders Visiting in Del Rio
Mrs. J. B. Saunders visits Del Rio with Mrs. Pat Wilson and her son Bill of Leonard to visit Dr. and Mrs. John C. Saunders and family, including Patricia and twin sons Steve and Bill. Mrs. John C. Saunders is the former Ellen Wilson, daughter of Pat Wilson. The families will return home Sunday.
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John Bacon Saunders
Pat Wilson
Bill
Leonard
del Rio
John C. Saunders
Patricia
Steve
Ellen Wilson
Kathy Orme
Tom Orme
Springfield
M. W. Orme
Bob Cantrell
Bonham Fans Travel to St Louis for Reds Series
Four Bonham baseball fans True Adams Ned Davis Robert Leslie and Billy Adams left Thursday night for St Louis to watch a four game series featuring the Cincinnati Reds.
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Bonham
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
True Adams
Ned Davis
Robert Leslie
Billy Adams
Hill Receives New Company Award for 1955 Production
Charles W. Hill of Southwestern Life Insurance earned a bronze metal strip to attach to a plaque for exceeding a quarter million dollars in production in 1955. Among more than 40 agency members, Hill was one of 113 agents in the group to receive the award.
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Charles W. Hill
Southwestern Life Insurance Company
Hills
Doans Move To Arkansas Ranch
Mr and Mrs Zelma Doan depart on July 5 for their new home in Dutch Mill Valley near Lincoln Arkansas Doan resigned as superintendent of the Ector schools and has bought a farm and ranch in that Arkansas area.
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Zelma Doan
Dutch Mill Valley
Lincoln
Ark
Doan
Ector Schools
Arkansas
Bailey Spl. Hosts Welcome Out-of-Town Guests
Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sewell included their son Manford Sewell and family from Gainesville along with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McVay and son of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caldwell of Bailey.
Southpaw Paul Minner Lost for Season to Cubs
Chicago reports that Southpaw Paul Minner will miss the remainder of the season due to a fracture of the second vertebra of the neck. The 33-year-old Minner, who had a 2-5 record this year, sustained the injury on the team's recent road trip.
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Chicago
Paul Minner
Chicago Cubs
Minner
Cubs and Tigers Vie For Pony League First Half Title
The Public Loan Cubs and the Fire Department Tigers, each 7 and 2, meet at VA Center Field at 7 pm Saturday in a one game playoff for the first half title. Cubs started fast but slipped in the last stretch, after opening losses to the Braves and Tigers.
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Bonham Pony League
Public Loan Cubs
Fire Department Tigers
Cubs
Braves
Tigers
Bonham Aims for Eighth Straight Junior League Win
Bonham seeks an eighth consecutive victory in the Sherman Junior League tonight. The Warriors, unbeaten in the first round, meet the Sherman Presbyterians in the second game.
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Bonham
Warriors
Sherman Presbyterians
Villanova to Meet Army Football in 1958 and 1960
Villanova announced it will play Army football in 1958 and 1960. Army has won 14 of 16 meetings, though Villanova won 21 to 7 in the 1951 game in the Cadets last appearance against the Wildcats.
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Villanova
Army
Grid Eagles Sign Two For New Season
The Philadelphia Eagles signed Bob Kelley a center who played in 12 games last season and John Carlson a 250 pound lineman from Minnesota on Thursday.
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Eagles
Philadelphia
Bob Kelley
John Carlson
Minnesota
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Markets Fort Worth Livestock and Local Notes
USDA cattle markets in Fort Worth show steady steadying prices across cattle and calves with varied grades. Hogs unchanged with Nos 1 and 2 weights listed and a large 170 to 220 pound shipment priced around 15.75. Local note mentions Kathy Orme visiting Springfield relatives and a Milwaukee judge ruling on ride legality for children with coin slots. Chicago summer school at Hirsch high draws police to manage 3000 teens eager to enroll.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Chicago
Hirsch High School
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Beth Traylor
Valley
Hubert Caldwell
Whittier, Calif
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Sam Rayburn Flood
Jillian Stahl
Rayanna Jean Thomas
Clark Family
J. B. Saunders
C. C. Bruton
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New ‘Company Award
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Arkansas Ranch
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Sera
West Point
Pagtion
Robert Lockhart
W. T. Lockhart
Donham
We Bonham Publishing Co., Inc
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Ralph Allen
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