Local Social Notes Stir Daily with Visitors and Events
Francine White of Paris visits grandparents the Lilleys. Dallas visitors Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ray call on Dr. John A. Ray and Miss Gladys Ray. Linda Joye Neal departs for North Carolina and Washington DC. Neal sisters Patsy and Brenda visit Byron residents. Fort Worth couple Jerry Wilson visits J P Darwin family. Austin and Dallas visitors greet the Darwins brothers. Harold Smith returns from Los Angeles to see Albert Partridge. Raymond Walt family attend funeral of Mrs. Ben F. Blanton in Denison. Eddie Walt tours Dallas as brother Troyce travels for South West Wheels. Weekend guests include Harris of Randolph Holmes of Dallas and Tutt of Mansfield. Farley & Hill grocery fire damages motor unit. Family visits span Commerce Bryan Wilkesboro and Dallas to Sherman. Don Baxter and sons from Tulsa visit grandmother. Local trips include Ar lington Gladden and Hall. San Antonio and Plano visits noted. Haskell Scott and son return from vacation. Willis Walker and Tony visit Dallas. Royce Lay travels Minnesota. Johnnie Bell family visits from Dallas and Lawton. H L McMillin of Michigan visits Pierce family. May of Sherman, Connelly of Trenton, and Ray and Gowdy visit Dallas. Te nnites Skipworth daughters return from Hot Springs. Rex Ray Circle studies Bible. Refreshments for six and a visitor. Palestine guests share weekend in E Sanderson home. Lottie Moon Circle meets. devotionals and prayers noted. Minutes read by secretary.
Bible Study Members Attend Regular Session
All members joined the Bible study and refreshments were served to members and one visitor Miss Dorothy McCurdy of Dallas. No Circle meeting Monday due to revival. Mrs. R. E. Pierce returned from Lubbock after attending her father J. D. McMillin’s 3rd birthday anniversary dinner and family reunion at Loreen Hitt’s home. Fire damaged Alton McDowell garage and equipment exceeding two thousand dollars. fire department used chemicals to stop it. Deputy Sheriff Earl W. Fields, Whitewright, moved from Sherman hospital to Bonham veterans hospital. condition listed as satisfactory after a heart attack at his home in July.
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Dorothy McCurdy
Dallas
R. E. Pierce
Lubbock
J. D. McMillin
Loreen Hitt
McMillin
Alton McDowell
McDowell
The
Sun
Earl W. Fields
Whitewright
Sherman Hospital
Bonham Veterans Hospital
Earl
Rotary Club Hosts Whitewright Little League Night
Rotary Club welcomed Whitewright Little League players and coaches last Friday. Roscoe Gillett chaired the program. Walter Bunch and Buel Range summarized the season. Clint Hennig presented the league trophy for a tie for top place. Local players listed. Sherman visitor Harry West attended. Lakey Edwards named Friday's program chair and will show a Linda Theatre film at 12 20 on mouth to mouth rescue. public invited.
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Whitewright
Little League Baseball Club
Roscoe Gillett
Walter Bunch
Buel Range
Little Legue
Clint Hennig
Lakey Edwards
Linda Theatre
Presbyterian Missionary Society Elects Officers at Meeting
Mrs. Homer Sears presided at 4:00 p m Monday as the Presbyterian Missionary Society elected a two year slate including President Mrs. Homer Sears and Secretary Ruth Cox. The program featured Korea and devotional on Gods Rainbow with musical selections and reports on overseas sewing and Edith Millican M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Dawson
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Homer Sears
God
Ruth Cox
J. W. Wilson
Floyd Bassett
John Henry
Hoyt Taylor
Emmet Penn
C. C. Dooley
T. E. Sears Sr
Korea
Yearbook of Prayer
Mardell Pumphrey
Harriet Stephens
Carol Dawson
Missionary Slides Delight Newport Group
Miss Pumphrey spoke about a recent trip to New York and eastern states. She shared beautiful slides that delighted attendees. Fifteen people enjoyed refreshments afterward, according to the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sionary
New Mexico
Church Sunday Schedule for Worship and Bible Study
Churches list Sunday services at 10:00 a m for Bible study 10:00 a m worship 11:00 a m communion and 8:00 p m evening service. Midweek Bible study for all ages at 7:30 p m on Wednesday.
Revival at First Baptist Church Opens with Calvary Baptist Evangelist
The revival begins Sunday at First Baptist Church with Rev. R. C. Campbell Jr. of Calvary Baptist Church Oak Cliff Dallas as evangelist. Renee Morgan leads music. Services start daily at 10:00 am and 8:00 pm with 7:30 pm prayer services and nursery available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Ray
R. C. Campbell Jr
Calvary Baptist Church
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Renee Morgan
First Methodist Church Programs Schedule
Morning worship at 10 55 a m. Youth Fellowship at 6 00 p m. on the fourth Sunday monthly at 5 30 p m. Women's Society of Christian Service meets first and third Mondays at 3 00 p m. Wesleyan Service Guild meets every other Monday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Assembly of God Weekly Schedule
Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m with worship at 11 00 a m and 7 00 p m Christ Ambassadors meet Saturdays at 7 00 p m and Wednesday prayer meeting occurs at 7 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Ambassadors
Kentuckytown Baptist Church Schedule
Worship services listed for Kentuckytown Baptist Church include 11:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. on Sundays. Midweek activities feature an officers and teachers meeting at 7:00 followed by a prayer meeting at 7:30 Wednesday night.
Bethel Baptist Church Sunday Services
Bethel Baptist Church lists services including morning worship at 11:00 a m, evening worship at 8:00 p m, and W M S at 2:00 p m with prayer at 7 45 p m. Choir practice follows at 8 20 p m. Also notes national highway travel figures and advertisers spending in newspapers in 1958.
Little Lines by Margie Boswell Insightful verse on choices
A brief poem by Margie B Boswell speaks on correcting errors choosing directions and planning ahead. Vivid imagery links tides reeds and cracks in a line to caution in decision making.
Honor system works at Walmore Inn in Lockport NY
Sheriff's deputies report a successful self service test at the Walmore Inn Town of Niagara four men inside before opening time. They were drinking paying for each drink and making change from the till owner Stanley Gibbs forgot to lock the door. Names were taken and no charges filed. If you want to sell it advertise it.
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Lockport
N. Y
Walmore Inn
Niagara
Stanley Gibbs
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Francine White
Paris
Mrs
Tom Lilley
Cecil Arthur Ray
John A. Ray
Gladys Ray
Linda Joye Neal
North Carolina
Washington, D. C
Patsy
Brenda Neal
Douglas Neal
Byron
Jerry Wilson
Fort Worth
J. P. Darwin
W. L. Robbins
Austin
Harold Smith
Los Angeles
Calif
Albert Partridge
Raymond Walt
Route 2
Ben F. Blanton
Denison
Walt
Mr. Blanton
Eddie Walt
Troyce Walt
South West Wheels
Lydia Henry
Oscar Harris
Randolph
Mack Holmes
Dianna
E. J. Tutt
Jimmie
Mansfield
Farley & Hill Grocery
W. R. Tabor
Odell Neal
Commerce
Bryan
Max G. Hamby
Sandra
Wilkesboro, N. C
Louise Sikes
Phalace Anderson
Don Neal
Sherman
Don Baxter
Harve Rich
W. A. Gladden
Arlington
James Bryant
San Antonio
Frank Armstrong
Plano
W. J. Barbee
Haskell Scott
Salt Lake City
Utah
California
Willis Walker
Tony
Mrs. Royce Lay
Jack Lay
Stillwater
Minn
Mrs. Rollen Lay
Staples
Johnnie Bell
Lynda and
Vicki Bell
Lawton, Okla
Leitha Bell
H. L. McMillin
Southgate
Michigan
Ross May
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
Lena Mae Gowdy
Jeannie Skipworth
Tom Skipworth
Betty Skipworth
H. G. Skipworth
Hot Springs, Ark
First Baptist Church
L. R. Dossey
Ira Fleming
Clyde Sadler
Dossey
T. E. Sanderson
Palestine
H. H. Rayburn
E. T. Sanderson
Baptist
Lottie Moon
Oran Sears
W. L. Hatfield
A. L. McCurdy
Sears
Thompson
Big Tex Bacon, JR
Grayson Oleo, JR
Keith
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BETTY
DERBY
White Swan Coffee
Hi-Way Grocery & Market
Rotary Club
Tor
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First Presbyterian Church
Church OF Christ
First Methodist Church
Assembly OF God
Kentuckytown Baptist Church
Bethel Baptist Church
Complete Insurance Service
Insurance & Real Estate
By Margie B. Boswell
Woodbury
White Swan Hominy
Grayson Oleo
Folger’s Coffee
Gulf Spray
Kimbell
Morton
Crocery & Market
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