WSCS Pledge Service Led By Mrs Volkman
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met May 7 1968 at First Methodist Church with Mrs W L Eubank presiding. Mrs Ola Karstetter opened, minutes approved, and treasurer's report given. District meeting announced Archer City May 13 and May 22 speaker Dr Walter Underwood Wichita Falls. Twenty two members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
W. L. Eubank
Ola Karstetter
P. J. Scott
Dorcas
Alatheans Hold Tuesday Luncheon at Bank Community Room
The Alathean Sunday School Class of First Baptist met Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the First National Bank Community Room with 19 members. Hosts served sandwiches pickles potato chips strawberry cake. red rose decorations. class song Loyalty to Christ led by Mrs E M Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
First National Bank
L, R. Duncan
H. E. Staats
J. B. Lewis
Jess Reed
L. G. Hogan
Christ
E. M. Wiggins
J. D. Anderson
E B Smith 71 Dies of Heart Attack in Greenville Ohio
E B Smith 71 died unexpectedly from a heart attack at his Greenville Ohio home. A World War I pilot and retired U S Coast Guard commander, he served in World War II as District Engineer in Command of the Seventh Naval District. Survivors include wife Eulalia DeFord Smith three daughters and three grandchildren. Private services were held in Greenville with Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Smith
Greenville
Ohio
Smith
Forrest Home
Alabama
United States Coast Guard
Seventh Naval District
Miami
Florida
Eulalia DeFord Smith
Frances E. Smith
James O. Wells, Jr
Rochester
Indiana
Harold P. Roy
Grand Rapids
Michigan
A. R. Sutherland
Fort Worth
Tom Vickery
Teresa Huddleston
Wichita Falls
Bert Speir
Bowie
Dan Donovan
Clarksville
Greeley
Wichita
Henry N Reid 64 Dies in Chillicothe
Funeral services for Henry N Reid age 64 of Chillicothe were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev Don Rhoads. Burial was in Chillicothe Cemetery after Reid died from a heart attack on arrival at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Reid
Chillicothe
First Baptist Church
Don Rhoads
Reid
Recipe of the Week Chocolate Fudge Pie
A chocolate fudge pie recipe yields eight servings. It combines sugar, melted butter, eggs, sifted flour, melted bitter chocolate, and vanilla, baked in a greased pyrex pie plate at 325 degrees for 25 minutes, served with vanilla ice cream. The recipe credit goes to Mrs. Ernest Vanbebber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Vanbebber
Family ties noted in Bowie shop sale notice
A notice lists a son Newton of Quanah and two daughters Mrs. Guinold Honeycutt of Indiahoma Oklahoma and Mrs. Neva Stoltz of Chillicothe along with two brothers Robert of Bellevue and Paul of Burley Idaho and a sister Mrs. Frank Turner of Kellyville Oklahoma and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Quanah
Guinold Honeycutt
Indiahoma
Oklahoma
Neva Stoltz
Chillicothe
Robert
Bellevue
Paul
Burley
Idaho
Frank Turner
Kellyville, Oklahoma
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Bowie High
Nancy Bynum
Mary Raborn
Mollie Heinze
Betty Cleveland
Vicki Haney
Tinka Hutson
Carlotta Meyers
Janet Terrell
Leonita Reeves
Blanton
Texas Highway Department
Kent Deaver
Sophmore
Nior
Hall
Cordianne Lewis
Carrol Warner
Bryan Reynolds
Ronnie Graham
Linda D. White
FFA
Tommy Leek
Jennifer Roberts
Tommy Tomlinson
Cordlianne Lewis
Martin Wilson
Kathy Wade
James Bohenek
Teresa Middleton
T. R. Rhyne
Davie Brickey
Pat Parr
Bill Ray Roberts
Reta Griffin
Larry Brown
Sophmores
Joe Wadsworth
Debbie Bowers
Jean Bynum
Mike Braddock
Boswell
Elas
Eer
Tarrant & Smythe
Cee Diwntown
Wa J.R
Applegate
Meio
Pepto Bismol
Johnson & Johnson
Roy
Reg
Colgate
Polaroid
Elton Winton
Lindsey Bowie
TEX “Shop and Save
Lady
Norelco
Razor
Eee NO
Paley Joe
Swinger
Magnesia
Antacio
J. C. Volkman
WSCS
Mmes
R. C. Latham
G. A. Quisenberry
Jerry R. Delleney
Smith Wall
Lee Shriner
Alatheans
John
Scott Avery
Wiggin
Ivan Johnson
San, Antonio
Dessie Miller
E.B. Smith
Henry Reid
Bowie and
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