Women Christmas Party Held by First Christian Church Council
The Women's Council of the First Christian Church hosted its annual Christmas party at the Greer residence. Hostesses Mrs. Joe Butler and Mrs. W A Greer led guests through carols, a devotional, and a reading of The Unexpected Guest followed by a gift exchange and refreshments for members and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Butler
W. A. Greer
Women’s Council of the First Christian Church
Greer
C. E. McKinney
Fred Fisher
Bill Davidson
Y W A Christmas Party Hosts Charity and Carols
The December 15 Y W A meeting at Mrs Hermith Wysong’s home featured a Christmas party, a gift to Buckner Orphans Home, the Lottie Moon Foreign Missions offering, and a program on Where Jesus Walked. Members exchanged gifts beside the decorated tree and enjoyed hot chocolate cake and fruit Jell O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermith Wysong
Buckner Orphans Home
Lottie Moon
Lizzie Young
Jesus
Mmes
Grace Pickens
Vera Parrish
Merle McPherson
Viola Powell
Monnie Jones
Fleatus Edwards
Mary Cosby
Effie Torrence
Alleen Coffield
LaRue Avery
Fairy Hawkins
Leila
Final Rites for J. J. Massey Held Monday
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. for Joseph J. Massey 79 of Fort Worth Texas a former Clay county resident and retired farmer. The Free Will Baptist Church officiated with interment in Friendship Cemetery. He is survived by three sons one sister nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Pallbearers were B. L. Starnes L. M. Peden Earl Browning Boyd Browning Grady Martin and Thurman Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Massey
Free Will Baptist Church
N. W. 12Th Street
Fort Worth
Texas
Clay County
Mr. Massey
Friendship Community
Tiff Covington
Charley E
Larry Musick Receives Inspirational Trophy at Paradise High
Larry Musick son of Mr and Mrs J G Musick of Stirling City California earned Paradise High School California a year Inspirational Trophy Award chosen by students for all round inspiration play multiple positions calm nature and sportsmanship. The feature includes a two column photo of Larry receiving the honor. His mother is related to Mrs D T Wilson of Bowie. his father works for Diamond Match Company at Stirling City. William Christmand buried in 1864 was Arlington National Cemetery first soldier interred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy V. Slaughter
Carole
Bowie
Slaughter
K. R. Dort
Slaughter Drug Store
Slaughters
C. V. Young
Lindsey Street
Youngs
Wise Street
Renfro Drug Company
Wichita Falls
First Baptist Church
Knights Templar
Social Order of Beauccant and
Daughters of the Nile
Dort
Larry Musick
J. G. Musick
Stirling City
Calif
Montague County
Paradise
California
Young Musick
Larry
D. T. Wilson
Diamond Match Company
High Mountain
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Women’s Council of
First Christian Church
Miss Carole Slaughter
Bakers Coconut
Wolf's
Chile
Libby
Rosedale Pears
ACME
Folger’s Coffee
Iowana
Maxwell House Coffee
Kuner’s
Empson
Bowie Grocery Co
Joe Garlington
Garlington
West Wise
Carter-Whitecotton Grocery & Market
J. J. Massey
William Christmand
Arlington National Cemetery
Crosley
Parrish’s
Mason Street
Bowie, Texas
Russell
Cowes TV
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