Bells Girls Place Fourth At Bonham District Meet
Bells girls track team placed fourth among eight schools at the Bonham district meet. Bevin Barker won high jump and second in 220, also fourth in triple jump. Gwen White and Diana Walsh had multiple top finishes. 440 relay took third, 880 relay fourth, mile relay fourth. regional meet set for Mt. Pleasant in May.
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Bells
Bonham
Bevin Barker
Gwen White
Bevin
Gwen
Diana Walsh
Shearon Freeman
Debbie Harrison
Patriccia Hodge
Woodye Jo Gilliam
Beverly Hopper
Debbie Jaerrison
Sharon Freeman
Kathy Brady
Debbie Dixon
Mollye Whiting
Mt. Pleasant
Kevin Barker
PTA Officers Installed as New Year Opens
The Bells Parent Teacher Association held its final meeting of the school year with Mrs. Billy Wayne Moore presiding. Officers for the next year were installed, including Mrs. Bill Dugan as president. A pink and blue baby shower honored Mrs. John Wayne Rathesay of Plano with 15 guests and a doll bed display.
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The
Bells
High School Fashion Show Showcases World Themed Styles
Lamemaking department at Bells High School staged its annual spring style show directed by Mrs Pamela Tevery in the school auditorium. The program featured narrators Janet Reynolds and Shaeron Freeman with Miss Jon Ayne Shearer on piano. Thirty five VHA girls modeled dresses two piece suits wool fortials and Pant suits while kindergarten pupils performed songs under Mrs Treva Weaver.
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Bells High School
Pamela Tevery
Janet Reynolds
Shaeron Freeman
Ayne Shearer
Claess
Treva Weaver
Harry Stanley
Church Groups Share News Of Meetings And Licenses
The Ladies Auxiliary of Calvary Baptist met at Mrs. J D Branch home with eight members. Various groups reported weekly activities, religious services, a birthday tribute, and decorations. Frank Coleman received a gospel ministry license at First Baptist with remarks by Rev Harry Stanley.
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Calvary Baptist Church
J. D. Branch
Wallace Cheatham
Arvel Lallance
Lrst Baptist Chuerch
Frank Coleman
Harry Stanley
Chuerch
Lee Penny
J. T. McBroom
Mary Lou Johnson
First Baptist Church
Rex
A. W. Alverson
Mary
Local Family Travel and Weekend Visits Spread Across Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ansford and Terri visited his brother and family. Kenneth Lansford in Pasadena. John Wayne Ramisey and sons of Plano were guests of his mother Mrs Walry Ramisey. A.F. Boatright hosted Hobby Hoath and family from Mansfield and others in Sumpter and Carolinas. Rev. and Mrs. E.C. Cowletian of Greenville visited Bells friends. Bobby Waehsters family from Magnolia visited Morris Raminey and Ora Walesters. Tad Hotels and son from Plano were Sunday guests of Melvin Pawe.
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Douglasansford
Terri
Kenneth Lansford
Pasadena
John Wayne Ramisey
Plano
Walry Ramsey
A.F. Boatright
Hobby Hoathvit
Mansfield
Airinean
Jaenes Leach
Sumpter
Bobby Wae Hsters
Mu Ple
Tad Hotels
Son
Melvin Paewe
Accreditation visit by Texas TEA to Bells schools
On Tuesday, an Accreditation Committee from the Texas Education Agency in Austin toured Bells schools. Chairman Monroe May led with Robert Nichols and Marie Healey. inspectors reviewed classrooms, teachers, student work, and buildings and grounds. An official report will follow.
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Texas Education Agency
Austin
Bells Schools
Monroe May
Robert Nichols
Marie Healey
Camp Fire Girls Visit Rio Roxo Camp
The Ta-Wankha Fifth Grade Camp Fire Girls returned from an overnight camping trip at Rio Roxo on Lake Texoma Saturday. Attendees included Donna Muslinix, Bonnie Price, Tatiny Moore, Jea Ann Mays, Deb bie Maddus, and Virginia Haerder, accompanied by leaders Mrs. OLE. Price and Mrs. Charles Moore. A planned program was held for fifth grade girls and a tour of the camp was enjoyed.
Mrs Phillips Hosts 42 Club Gathering
The Bells 42 Club met Saturday night at Mrs Maud Phillips home with nine members present for a series of 42 gates. The hostess served a salad course cake tea and coffee.
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O.B. Dulaney
Maeade Phillips
Ralph Duncan
Maud Phillips
Children celebrate seventh birthdays with party at Craft home
Clayton Craft and Melanie Dexheimer, children of two local families, shared their seventh birthday with a double party attended by thirty five first graders. Games featured whistles, gin, and balloons, prizes awarded to Jackie Robinson and Donald Fleming, and a large clown cake served with ice cream. Local relatives joined from out of town including Mrs. P D Moore.
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Clayton Craft
Dale Craft
Melanie Dexheimer
Don Dexheimer
Craft
Jackie Robinson
Donald Fleming
Sue Lace
Dexheimer
Weas
P.D. Moore
Methodist church honors Bells High seniors with banquet
The First United Methodist Church sponsored by the WSCS hosted a senior banquet for Bells High School Tuesday night. Decor featured maroon and gold school colors with a Bible and globe centerpiece and a garden theme. Dennis Ramsey and Rev. Lawrence Smith spoke, with invitations and benediction concluding the event.
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Bells High School
First United Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Lou Ayne Sheaheer
Micheael Meek
WSCS
Dennis Ramsey
Lawrence Smith
Rev. Smith
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Vanita Maertin
Carolyn Guess
Don Booth
Tommy Turner
Jerry Johnson
Sam Montgomery
Jack Pritchard
Charles Moore
O.E. Price
Weldon Meek
Louis Sheareer
Don Mullinix
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John Wayne Rathesey
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Ils
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Tad Hollis
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My Pleasant
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Six Flags
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Brotherhood of the Cine Rehe
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Booth
W. H. Atkinson
Rev. Coleman
Southwestern Seminary
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Greenville
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Fred Shearer
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Coredon Mullinix
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Edgar May
Fountain Avenue
Hot Springs National Park
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Llaem
McBroom Construction Co
Avon Cosmetics
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Duncan
Texaco
First National Bank Bells
Barker Beauty Center
J. D. Buchanan
National Health
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