David Robison Honored Monday on Second Birthday
Mrs J E Robison Jr honored her son David on his second birthday with a party in Honey Grove. Guests included Tony Collins Barrie Collins Jan Mullins Ricky Dickson Rebecca Womack Mary Jackson Dennis Holman Phil Holman and their mothers. Ice cream cake and balloons were shared and gifts were given to the honoree.
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Honey Grove
J. E. Robison, Jr
David
Tony
Barrie Collins
Jan Mullins
Ricky Dickson
Rebecca Womack
Mary Jackson
Dennis
Phil Holman
Flaming sweater in Fort Worth smoke scare
A Fort Worth incident involved a flaming sweater near a chain smoker. The sweater set caught fire and burned after coming too close to a flame, leaving only its remains.
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Fort Worth
Jan
Business Women's Circle Meeting Plans Pie Supper
The Business Women's Circle of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Dan Baker's home with Mrs. John Dickson presiding. Miss Katherine Trout led prayer for missionary week as plans were made for a pie supper on Friday Jan 25 at the church to fund papering the building. Mrs. T G Lane gave the devotional reading John chapters 8 and 10. Refreshments were served to 18 members and 6 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Church
Honey Grove
Business Women's Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Dan Baker
John Dickson
Katherine Trout
T. G. Lane
John
Baker
Bertha Erwin
Christmas Gift From Father-in-law Sparks Peddler Sale tale
A liquor store salesman Thomas Jean tested a sect that began with a Christmas present from his father in law. The item came from a peddler. Analysts forecast a 1952 Western Europe coal deficit at 30 to 50 million tons.
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Thomas Jean
Jean
Western Europe
Honey Grove Personal Notes From Town
Mr and Mrs Edward Hunt of Bellevue visited Mrs George Luttrell. Mrs Bill Hubbard went to Shreveport to be with granddaughter Patricia Morrison who will have a tonsillectomy. Pamela Bell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wyatt Bell, is ill. Mr and Mrs Gladstone McFederie and son of Bonham were dinner guests of Mrs Luttrell. Mrs John Revere ill and taken to Paris Sanitarium. Mrs Harry Walker left to join husband at Fort Lesley J McNair Washington DC. Mrs Claude Pirtle returned from Dallas visit. Sgt James Hodges left for Camp Stoneman CA and soon to Far East. Mr and Mrs G W Morgan, Miss Mary Lightfoot, Mrs Henry Dickson and Fred attended the funeral of Mrs Laura Crisp in Paris. Mrs Crisp was cousin of Mr Morgan and Mrs Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone McFederie
Bonham
George Luttrell
John Revere
Paris
Harry Walker
Fort Lesley
Far East
G. W. Morgan
Mary Lightfoot
Henry Dickson
Fred
Laura Crisp
Crisp
Mr. Morgan
Dickson
Mrs A C McClure Directs Church Group Program
Mrs A C McClure directed the WSCS program at the Methodist Church in Honey Grove on Monday. The meeting opened with prayer, gifts to God were presented, and participants included Mrs Frank Welch Lon B Evans Grover Hall and George Luttrell. A litany titled A New Song was read followed by a prayer and an inspirational meditation.
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Honey Grove
WSCS
Methodist Church
Frank Welch
Jim Blick
Lightfoot Family Visits and Old Volcano Tragedy
Lightfoot visited sister Miss Mary Lightfoot in Dallas over the weekend. Mr and Mrs K G Thomson of Dallas visited Mrs J I Thomson on Sunday. Mrs Fred Lattrell went to Grand Prairie Friday to see her sister Mrs Louise Donnelly and children. The text recalls the Mount Pel ee eruption at Mantingine in 1902 that killed 28 000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Lightfoot
Mary Lightfoot
Dallas
K. G. Thomson
J. I. Thomson
Fred Lattrell
Grand Prairie
Louise Donnelly
Mount Pelee
Mantingine
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David Robison
Ash
Karry
Texas Tavern
Folger's
Maxwell House
Admiration and
Chase & Sanborn
Betty Crocker
Delfarm
Delmonte Orange Juice
Libby
Kraut Juice
Honey Grove News
Edward Hunt
Bellevue
Bill Hubbard
Shreveport
Patricia Morrison
Pamela Bell
Wyatt Bell
A. C. McClure
Quaker Oats Company
Vv Vo
Jenn
Ues
Thrifty Penney's
Syco
Price
Preshrunk
Penney
Keno
Lec
Amel von Wail
Che
Eland
Tsun
Isk
Sys Sui
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