Bells WSCS Visits Nursing Homes Christmas Program at First United Methodist Church
The Women’s Society of Christ in Service staged its annual Christmas program at the church on Tuesday directed by Mrs. Ralph Duncan. Sixteen members attended and distributed bake goods to Mullican Nursing Home residents in Savoy while Mrs. Edna Watson accompanied group songs. Visitors to Whitewright Nursing Home included Mrs. Wade Neves and Mrs. W.R. Vineyard.
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Women's Society of Christ In
First United Methodist Church
Ralph Duncan
T.W. Knox
Marion Young
Billy Dugan
Neal William
Tom Moore
Joe Washburn
Mullican
Savoy
Edna Watson
Whitewright
Wade Neves
W.R. Vineyard
First Baptists Present The Christmas Story by Youth
The First Baptist Church youth presented The Christmas Story during Sunday worship with Ter esa Lankford as Mary and Mark Ballard as Joseph. Melva Meek read scripture. music by Maudie Anne Meek Phyllis Shearer and Mrs Mary Johnson directed. Phillip Washburn lights. Vanita Martin pianist. Donna Mullinix organ. Don Williams led choir. After service 17 youths met at Mrs Johnsons home for refreshments and fellowship. The Bells Couples Class held a Christmas Supper in Fellowship Hall with 19 members and families. Tom Owens led invocation and received a gift for teacher Des McBroom. games of 42 awarded Rev Larry Rolson Tom Owens eke McBroom Herbert Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Melva Meek
Teresa Lankford
Mary
Mark Ballard
Joseph
Maudieanne Meek
Phyllis Shearer
Mary Johnson
Vanita Martin
Donna Mullinix
Phillip Washburn
Don Williams
Tom Owens
Des McBroom
Larry Rolson
Eke McBroom
Herbert Hogan
Christmas Services and Basketball Open Savoy Weekend
The First Baptist Church youth led Sunday evening services with Paul Gilbert directing the singing and a Youth Choir special. Tony Price delivered the message as ushers served refreshments after, and Santa visited children. In sports, the Savoy Cardinals opened conference play with a win over Ector, then played Trenton in Trenton with both games decided by solid margins.
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The
First Baptist Church
Paul Gilbert
Sharon Spriggs
Spirit Builders
Debbie Bankston
Paulette Winkler
Deanna Foster
Joyce Steedman
Tony Price
Paul Merworth
Greg Price
Donnie Lankford
Steve Core
Savoy Cardinals
Ector
Trenton
Trenton Savoy Basketball Scores and Holiday Plans
Betty Price girls beat Savoy 32 43 and Trenton boys 57 62. The boys will enter the Leonard Tournament during the holidays. Also notes include David Corzine's wrist injury at home, Everett Burris in Sherman hospital, a 50th wedding anniversary in Greenville, Tammie Bunch's surgery and recovery, Miss Lizze Large and Mrs. Russell Large funeral attendance, and Charles Wrenn visiting from Hardin College for Christmas.
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Trenton
Savoy
David Corzine
Everett Burris
Sherman
J.W. Price
Bells
David Price
Mr. Price
J.B. Williams
Greenville
Lizze Large
Russell Large
Carroll Waldron
Beaumont
Dan Griffith
Fort Worth
Robert la Rue
Terrell
Bud Hicks
West Texas
Nerces
Mr. Large
Bonnie Prater
Faye Prater
Jasper
Charles Wrenn
Hardin College
Searcy
Ark
Billy Wrenn
Bells Firemen Elect Charley Kidd As Chief
Charley Kidd a former Sherman fireman was elected chief of the Bells Volunteer Fire Department at a Thursday night meeting. He is retired after more than 25 years with the Sherman Fire Dept. The council approved paying him 20 per month to maintain fire trucks and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Kidd
Sherman
Bells Volunteer Fire Department
Kidd
Sherman Fire Dept
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Bells Wscs
First Baptists
Yale
Fellowship Hall
Santa Claus
Betty Price
Tammie Bunch
Bells Firemen
Charles Fred Shearer
Floyd Woodson
J.D. Marlow
W.E. Sewell
Don Mullinix
Winnie’s Sportswear
Flerro
Krum Radio & T.V
Washburn
Bells, Texas
Grady Young
Texas
Holloway Farm Supply
H.C. Young Insurance
White’s
Beauty Center
Ellen Mae Barker
Whitewright Nursing Home Inc
P.O. Box
Whitewright Sun
Box 218
Whitewright, Tex
Santa
Goins Lumber Co
Whitewright Lumber Co
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