Ahifingers Honor Wolfe Family Farewell Reception
Mrs. Wolfe and family honored by Ahifingers at a farewell reception on the 27th as Homer N Wolfe plans to stay in Bonham while the others move to Loveland Colorado. Children Tra and Philip pursue church work, with varied gifts and a mock postal delivery adding birthday surprises as 50 guests enjoy refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer N. Wolfe
Church of Christ
North Dallas
George Pepperline
Church of Christ College
Los Angeles
Philip
Sheriden
Wyoming
East Sixth
Joyce Abitinger
Pearl Davis
Ahlfinger
Homer
Ira
Farmers Branch Baptist church meet and social events
The Farmers Branch Baptist church held its first June meeting at the homes of Mrs. Omar Smith and Mrs. A L Stanley with the R AJs and G As gathering and a racial event followed by ice cream for twenty nine attendees. Other notices mention Cadet Marcom visiting parents and various family visits in Irving Wichita Falls and Hartline homes with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ajs
G.a’s
Farmery Branch Baptist Church
Omar Smith
A. L. Stanley
WML
Hartline
Lermard Martline
L. Windaor
Thomas Thurlow
Ford, Corp
Rasberry
Corp
Ottly
Myr
He Rasberry
Marcom
Bll Marcum
W Lachman
Vickery
Sie Chap'ter
Mer
Sun- Ang
Warner Perrys Host Outing For Nephews At White Rock Lake
Warner Perrys host a family outing at White Rock Lake and Vickery Park on Sunday honoring nephews George Kelley John Lowrey and others. The gathering includes relatives such as Set and Mrs Henry Penfield and visits from Ray McCormicks family and James and Jack Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Perrys
Mee
Warner Perry
White Rock Lake
Vickery
George Kelley
John Lowrey Red Jimes
Jack Perry
Set
Henry Penfield
Former pastor Major Bonner visits Casper pastor on leave
Major Bonner and Mrs. D. H. Bonner with Phyllis spent Friday night and Saturday at the Bob Patterson home and invited friends. Major Bonner is a former pastor of the First Baptist church here and is now on leave from his station at Casper, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majr
D. H. Bonner
Phyllis
Bob Patterson
E.e. Major Bonner
First Baptist Church
Casper
Wyoming
Arnold Devham Lewes
Navy
Amos Graham
Camp Wallace
Clifton Liles
Roy Liles
Sunda
Clifton
Methodist Church
Snitt
Ehure
Miss Patterson Hosts Breakfast for Faithful Followers Graduates
Mrs Ollivene Patterson, teacher at First Baptist Church, entertained her class with a Sunday morning breakfast at her home. Centerpieces of daisies and jasmine decorated the table as the group prepared for Sunday school and church. A closing prayer featured a recording of In a Monastery Garden. Attendees included Mel, Bob, Rev Carl Fird, Jackie Kelley, Jo Ann Good, Edwina Whitlock, Regina Mayes, Tedda Lu, Marcella McCoy, Doris Baxley, and Jerisll James. honorees were Jackie Jo Ann Edwina and Regina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ollivene Patterson
Follswinn
Edwina Whitlock
Regina Mayes
Tedda Lu
Marcella
McCoy
Doris Baxley
Jerisll James
Jackie
Jo Ann
Edwina
Regina
Army program invites school officials to two day training course
The Army Command invites superintendents and principals from across the state to participate in a two day army training observant course at Camp Maney with designated camps for visiting teachers. Local residents and relatives are noted visiting family members and attending social gatherings as spring breaks and furloughs continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Maxey
Army Command
M. Roach
Felix R. Kindel
Carrosi
Maney
Tate
Judy Ruth Graham Hosts Birthday Party For Friends
Judy Ruth Graham entertained friends for her second birthday on Tuesday. A group included Betty Mosley Loma Sue Burdett Katie Togeins Joyee Renens and others with mothers present. Ice cream and cake were served. A second item notes Sgt Ray Graham and Mrs Gale Graham purchasing the Gilmore house between here and Farmers Branch while on furlough from Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Judy Ruth Gratem
Ivo
Betty Mosley
Loma Sue Burdett
Katie Togeins
Joyee
Bobby Renens
Badie Jean Brown
Eileen Noble
Wayne Cromer
Stella
la Noda
Jean Reeau
Mary Beth Landers
Kirk Godfrey
Stephen Lyn Plumlee
Peggy Sue Reneau
Robert Reeau
Henry Noble
Jem Gammon
Dud Renens
Clar ‘Ence Landers
C. F. Godfrey
Paul Wright
Houston Plumlee
Dallas
Graham
Gilmore House
Sgt
Ray Graham
Gilmore Horse
Here
Farmers Branch
Seattle
Washington
Red Walden Opens Bluebank Radio Repair Shop
Red Walden opens a radio repair shop at his Bluebank home with pick up service to Carrollton and Farmers Branch. A former Anti Submarine Civil Coastal Patrol communications officer, he recently completed wiring for Burns General Hospital at Santa Fe and installed KWBU at Corpus Christi. Walden has been a licensed amateur radio operator since 1919 and a commercial operator since 1929, with prior roles including Merchant Marines radio operator and engineer for WRR Dallas and several airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desamant
C. A
Red” Wilden
Bluebank
Carrollton
Farmers Branch
CCP
Walden
Burns General Hospital
Santa Fe
New Mexico
KWBU
Corpus Christi
Reynosa
Old Mexico
XEAW
Ilue Wank
Institute of Radio Engineers of America
Madio
Texas Centennial
Merchant Marines
WRR
Dallas
American Air Lines
Southern Air Transport
Texas Air Transport
Gulf 641 Corp
Jorne
Blueank
Coppell News Highlights Local Figures and Health
Mary Mildred Arnett reports from Coppell on visitors from the Veterans hospital in Liscomb after an operation for Tra E. Coatsway. Denton business trips involve Mr. and Mrs. S. J. McFall. Austin visitors include Clyde M. Gentry and wife visiting relatives. R. A. Corbin shows improvement after illness while Mark T. Bowling remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra E. Coatsway
Hone Wedn Fesday
Veteran's Hospital
Lis Bom
S.J. McFall
Denton
Clyde M. Gentry
Austin
J. Emmett Gentry
R. A. Corbin
Mark T. Bowling
Methodist Pastor Dies After Long Service in Texas
Rev. Alexander Hubbard, longtime Methodist pastor across Coppell Union Bower and twenty Texas churches, died at his Irving area home. A native of Dodd City he served 35 years in the North Texas Conference. Survived by wife Venta Hubbard and daughter Lois, services held at Hillcrest Mausoleum with Rev. Sam Farler officiating. Burial in Hillcrest Mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hubbarilfi
Coppell
Union Bower
Irving
North Texas Conference
Dodd City
Fannin County
Lame
Celeste and
Quinlan
Hunt County
Sulpar Spine
Comby
Hopkier County
Petrolia
Clay County
Josephine
Anna
Cul- Yin
Decatur Duncanville
Pilot Point
Annona
Red River County
Myra
Cook County
Justin
Tenton County
Venta Hubbard
Xem
Millard Hb
Teving
Weavher
Dallas
Foser
Lois Hubbard
Irvine
Hillcrest Mavenlum
Sam Farler
Clarke Rosell
EH. May
Hillcrest Mausoleum
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Ahifingers
Wolfe
Frormers
Manard Ford
Mrs. All
Stanley
Mire Pred Stovall
Mex Tilli
Mire PF Prats
Paling
Carroll
First Christian Church
Jonn E. Boehmer
Carl Gerd
Penfields
McCormicks
Whitlocks
Nobert H
London
Mary
Mike
Vickshure
Fen
Whitlock
Cleo Whitlock
Ambrook
Perry
Tile
Whittor
Heme
Major Bonner
Miss Patterson
the Chronicle
Coe
Carrallton Chronicle
Texas
Dollas
Dallas County
Tye Chronicle
Frank Good
Ling
Mrs. Good
Ms. and Mire
JR Gammon Spen
Thetran
Me Wm
Gammon
Wills Point
Wid Mex
Johnny Womach
Myrtle Springs
Perviews
RL. O'Neal
Tolar
J. M. Allen
Timms Burley
To Jay and
Ming Brookslevel O'Neal
Glenrove
Allen
Grace Allen Johnson
Mrs. Avert of
W. B. Foster
JR Malman
Petters Valley
Caltoni
Cara Pratt
Judy Ruth Graham
Jo Anh Good
Dorothy Jane Burgess
Dorothy
Billie
White Rock
Red” Walden
Mary Mildred Arnett
Annie B. Chambers
Daug of Dafine
J. T. Rho
Mary Francis Bethir Iy
Union
Melahoma
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