Notable Visitors and Local Updates From Favorite Office
Mrs Earnest White returns from San Antonio while J P Cluck and son visit Lanville. John Bragg improves slightly after illness. John P Lair resumes downtown activities after days of sickness. Miss Sue Hassell visits from Fort Worth. Prof Farris Pirtle of Savoy schools stops by. Bonnie Inman of Dallas with Lone Star Gas visits. Waldrum of Savoy visits Favorite. A C Bragg of Melrose NM visits his ill brother John Bragg with daughter Mrs W M Frank. Carey A Gray arranges another year on the Daily Favorite. Pat Jackson returns from Lamesa after a revival and hospital treatment for a temple carbuncle. Mr and Mrs Ovid Spotts travel to Richardson and Dallas to watch S M U versus Texas and attend Frank Evarts wedding.
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Earnest White
San Antonio
J. P. Cluck
Little Son
Lannivs
John Bragg
John P. Lair
Sue Hassell
Fort Worth
Farris Pirtle
Savoy Schools
Bonnie Inman
Dallas
Lone Star Gas Co
CG. Waldrum
Savoy
A. C. Bragg
Melrose
N. M
New Mexico
W. M. Frank
Carey A. Gray
Carey
Ovid Spotts
Richardson
Fair Park Stadium
University of Texas
Frank Evarts
Mr. Evarts
Mr. Spotts
Week of Prayer Begins for First M. E. Church Ladies
Beginning Monday November 2 the ladies of the First M. E. Church will observe a Week of Prayer in the Wesley Room with daily meetings from 3 to 4 through Thursday Leader Monday Mrs Will Nevill Tuesday Mrs Walter Armstrong Wednesday Mrs J E Nevill Thursday Miss Lelia White The Lilias Ware Society joins these meetings A free will offering will be taken and divided between Sue Bennett School Kentucky and Carolina Institute Corea All ladies are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First M. E. Church
Wesley Room
Will Nevill
Walter Armstrong
J. E. Nevill
Lelia White
Lilias Ware Society
Sue Bennett School
Kentucky
Carolina Institute
Corea
Mt Pleasant Sorghum Sold At 1.26 Per Gallon
Fresh Mt Pleasant Country Sorghum advertised at 1.26 per gallon. Contact 100 Gt SID SMITH via phone No. 5 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Country
Sid Smith
Christ Satisfying God and Man Satisfying Christ Sermon
Hear Rev. Pritchett Sunday at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m at Clark Memorial Methodist. Subject explores Christ as God’s satisfaction and man’s fulfilling of Christ. Classified ad notes a 1923 Ford sedan with new locks for sale by J R Mize of Ivanhoe Texas.
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Pritchett
Christ
Clark Memorial Methodist
J. R. Mize
Ivanhoe
Texas
Church Services and Schedules From Local Congregations
The regular minister returns to lead Sunday worship at the Church of Christ with services at 9:45 Sunday School 10:45 morning sermon 11 o'clock and 7:15 evening service 7:30 prayer meeting. First Baptist notes Sunday School 9:45, sermon 11, evening 7:30 with BYPUs at 6:15 and WMU Monday 4 o'clock. Special music at all services. Clarence E. Wagner listed as minister.
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Church of Christ
R. Db
Smitie
M'nister
Heaven
Clarence E. Wagner
Presbyterian Church U S A Sunday Schedule and Welcome
The Sunday School meets promptly at 9 46. Preaching at 11. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Evening worship at 7 30. Beginning year two of the pastorate. Visitors are welcomed. Pastor W F Kerby invites all to be in place on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
W. F. Kerby
Sunday Services At Second Baptist And Clark Memorial
Second Baptist Church holds Sunday School at 9 45 with Fay Shepherd as superintendent. Rev J E Smith Ivanhoe pastor preaches at 11 and again at the evening hour. Clark Memorial Methodist offers Sunday School at 9 45 with J C Smith superintendent and sermons at 11 a m and 7 20 p m. Epworth League meets at 6 30 with Jim Danner as president. Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7 30. Pulpit topics include Christ satisfying God and man satisfying Christ and the extent of redemption. Pastor B F Pritchett leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Fay Shepherd
J. E. Smith
Ivanhoe
Thomas Reece
Clark Memorial Methodist Church
Sunda School
J. C. Smith
Epworth League
Jim Danner
Christ
Bof. Pritchett
First Christian Church We Missed You Last Sunday
Church urges members to attend worship hours each Sunday and Wednesday meeting. Bible School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 50 sermon theme Anywhere Provided We Be Forward Evening Worship 7 20 sermon sets reminder to greet members next Sunday and participate in Christian Endeavor.
Methodist Steward drive for church pledges
Sunday afternoon the Board of Stewards will visit homes to collect pledges for the pastor and presiding elder salaries, conference collections, and regular church expenses. No specials will be included. parishioners should remain at home until a steward calls.
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Methodist
Sunday program at First Methodist Church unfolds weekly schedule
The First Methodist Church announces a full week of services and meetings. Sunday includes 9:30 a m Sunday School 10:50 a m sermon to Women Missionary Societies 5:00 p m Junior and Intermediate Leagues 6:00 p m Senior League 7:00 p m sermon Life's Responsibilities. Monday features 3:00 p m WMS No 1 and Lilias Ware Society first Week of Prayer service and 7:30 p m Young People's Missionary Society meeting. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:00 p m invites worshipers. Pastor Walter W Armstrong signs.
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First Methodist Church
Women's Missionary Societies
M.S. No. 1
Lilias Ware Society
Young People’s Missionary Society
Walter W. Armstrong
First Presbyterian Church Announces Week of Activities
Sunday School at 9 30 a m with a special room for the young men taught by Rev C P Owen. Morning service at 11 a m with Rev J Walter Cobb D D preaching, followed by an evening service at 7 30 p m. Mid week prayer and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m. Thursday district conference of the Women's Auxiliary meets. Friday and Saturday a Paris Presbytery young peoples conference with Rev W R Hall Miss Majors and Miss Tarlton as speakers. Visitors welcome.
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First Presbyterian Church
C. P. Owen
Mrs Wright Russell Hosts 99 Club at New West Fifth Home
This autumn social week includes a Tuesday gathering by Mrs Wright Russell for the 99 club and substitutes at her West Fifth residence. After Forty-Two games, guests enjoyed luncheon featuring wild goose and related delicacies. Mr Russell, a noted marksman, provides frequent game for friends during hunting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Russell
99 Club
West Fifth
Russell
Ideal Bridge Club Hosts Three-Table Evening
Tuesday evening Mrs. C. H. Van Zandt hosted three tables of bridge players. Ovid Spotts won the high score among the gentlemen and Mrs. J. B. Hidlicka led the ladies. Delectable refreshments followed the games.
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C. H. van Zandt
Ideal Bridge Club
Ovid Spotts
J. B. Hidlicka
Mrs Clarence Bush Hosts Bridge Party at Show Place Home
Mrs Clarence Bush entertained a small group with bridge Wednesday afternoon at her Bush Cottage home. The show place of the city features an old English design and attractive interior. Mr and Mrs Bush have built a wide circle of friends who have settled in Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bush
Bridge
Bush Cottage
Tallow Eve Dance At Elks Club Sponsored By Local Men
Friday evening at the Elks Club a Tallow e en dance drew many young people with chaperones and onlookers. The orchestra arrived late from Sherman and local musicians filled in on piano as dancing continued until the syn catate arrived. Wayne Stansberry and Reid Henderson sponsored the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Sherman
Wayne Stansberry
Reid Henderson
Halloween Dinner for 99 Club Couples at Ware Home
At the home of Mr and Mrs Uuth er Ware the 99 club hosted an annual evening for husbands with Halloween witchcraft decorations yellow flowers and black cats. Couples performed rhymed stunts and prizes awarded for best bewitching partner poems. A hockey dinner followed a festive occasion.
Mothers organize Parent-Teacher Association at High School
Wednesday afternoon in the ward reports indicate mothers joined to form a Parent-Teacher Association. The group, led by a volunteer committee including Mrs. Eugene Williams and Mrs. Louis Gaerer, aims to support school needs such as playground equipment and books through communal effort.
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Tugene Williams
Louis Gaerer
Local PTA Officers Voted For Year at Bailey Inglish
Mrs Henry Cunningham recommended officers with unanimous support: President Mrs Luther Ware, Vice President Mrs Norman Crittenden, Secretary Mrs Paul Arledge, Treasurer Mrs Co S Tatum, Reporter Mrs Charley Inguish. Twenty four members attended and more are expected. A State PTA Convention delegate was chosen for El Paso on Nov 16, Mrs Jas Tobin and Mrs Fred Kraemer will present Bondi and Duncan actuals. Arledge named Bailey Inglish as soon as delegate. M A Taylor aided in organizing the club and extended work to Ravenna.
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Henry Cunningham
Luther Ware
Norman Crittenden
Paul Arledge
Co. S. Tatum
Charley Inguish
el Paso
Jas. Tobin
Nobl
Fred Kraemer
Bondi
Duncan
Bailey Inglish School
Besham
Local Typewriter Ribbon Offered At Competitive Prices
Vendor claims to sell typewriter ribbons locally at equal or lower prices than out of town. Offers refund guarantee if customers are unsatisfied.
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Jesus
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Amalie
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Maxwell House
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Hese
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Mrs. Bush
Hallowe'en Dance
VT. A
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Hancock—Nevill Company
Planters Cotton Oil CO
Fannin County
Lewis Shoe Company
M. A. Taylor
Ravenna
W. CC. Finley
American Theatre
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