Bells social clubs meet in home gatherings
The Monday night Bridge Club met at Mrs. H E Washburns with eight present including visitor Mrs. Daisy Hogan. Prizes went to Mrs. Bene lah Allred and Mrs. Ralph Duncan. Desserts were peach cheesecake and whipped topping with coffee and tea. The Canasta Club met at Mrs. Charles Harris with 12 members. high scores claimed by Mrs. Jean Poulter and Mrs. Paul Pel with chips dips and cheesecake. The 42 Club met at Mrs. Beulah Allreds. four members and four guests attended for salad cake tea and coffee. PUT WANT ADS TO WORK FOR YOU, CALL 384-2276.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.E. Washburn
Daisy Hogan
Benelah Allred
Ralph Duncan
Bells Canasta Club
Chearles Harris
Jean Poulter
Paul Pel
Beulah Allred
Edna Earl Sears
Lila Moore
Texas Court Citations and Divorces From Grayson County
Public legal notices list multiple citations by publication in Grayson County Texas. Cases include divorce actions against Hellena Beard Alvena McCoy Howie Otis Dwane Howie and Ethel S Cowell Jr ETHEL Cowell, with dates for filing answers and court dates set by the Fifteenth District Court. Also notes Fort Bliss serviceman Bill Sears visiting family and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Fifteenth District Court
Greayson County
Desegner
She Tugba
Les
AL NA Mecoy Howie
Otis Dwane Howie
Rae
Witsintiff
First Baptist elect officers for coming church year
A regular church conference at First Baptist elected officers for the remaining year. Nominees include Jimmy Reamer as Sunday School superintendent Weldon Meek assistant SS superintendent Mrs Harry Stanley organist Michael Meek assistant organist Mrs Frank Coleman pianist Mrs Hester Hastings assistant pianist Edmond Wortham assistant music director Intermediate Sunday School superintendent Mrs Cecil Owens Intermediate teacher Philip Booth Intermediate Boys teacher Earline Rice J B Layman and Jimmy Reamer were named to secure officers for October start of the new church year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Harry Stanley
Alvin Martin
Jimmy Reamer
Weldon Meek
Michael Meek
Frank Coleman
Hester Hastings
Edmond Wortham
Cecil Owens
Inter
Cris
Philip Booth
Earline Rice
J. B. Layman
Debbie Travis Hosts Fun Party Night at Community Room
Miss Debbie Travis and David Lankford of Savoy co hosted a fun party in the First National Bank community room attended by twenty five plus. The gailey de corated room featured records and games with a refreshment table of sandwiches ships dips and cold drinks. Assistants included Mrs Alex Travers Mrs Don Millicent and Mrs Brenda Johns of Longview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Travis
David Lankford
Savoy
First National Bank
Alex Travers
Don Millicent
Brenda Johns
Longeview
Virginia Point Methodist Church Holds Homecoming
Virginia Point Methodist Church held a small homecoming with under 100 attendees. Rev. W. S. Collins formerly served as pastor delivered the morning message, joined by Congressman Ray Roberts and Vernon Beckham with their spouses. District Superintendent Henry Mood and his wife attended the luncheon, with a noon covered dish meal in the Fellowship Hall. Other guests included C. L. Fleming, Dallas, Albert Gilliam, Davis Oklahoma, Roy Bellows Denison, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Youree, Benham, plus Mrs. Letha Hutchison Sherman. A Civil War era Bible once belonged to Mrs. Mary Gregory of Ambrose on display. After lunch a visitation and fellowship under shade trees closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Point
W. S. Collins
Pilot Point
Ray Roberts
Mike Allan
Vernon Beckham
Denison
Austin
Henry Mood
Sherman
C.L. Fleming
Dallas
Albert Gilliam
Davis
Okla
Roy Bellows
Henry Youree
Boneham
Letha Hutchison
Mary Gregory
Ambrose
WMS Honors Mrs D B Stanley in New Mobile Home
The Wo man’s Missionary Society held a Thursday night gathering led by Mary Landrum to discuss prayers for missionaries and celebrate Mrs. D B Stanley’s move to a new mobile home. Mrs. Stanley and daughter in law Harry Stanley received guests about 20 in all. The lawn refreshment table featured blue and white décor with ivy and crystal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Landrum
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
J.B Layman
D. B. Stanley
Stanley
Harry Stanley
Ladies of the
W.M.S
Cubs Hold Summer Picnic at Bells City Park
Cub Scout Pack 4 hosted a Monday picnic in Bells City Park with nineteen attendees. After a sack lunch the group held relay races and Cubmaster James Milton awarded badges to several boys, joined by families including Mr and Mrs Milton and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bells
Bells City Park
Cubmaster
James Milton
Weldone Fleming
John Blackmun
Kenneth Hudson
Leslie Deirkson
Meek Family Reunion Highlights July Fourth Gathering
A John and Bill Meek reunion at Cedar Mills drew 21 attendees. Notable guests included Fred and Edna Meek, Henry Harlan, G W Anderson, Carl Kenyon, and relatives from Dallas, Whitesboro, Pottsboro, and Fort Worth. Several cousins and grandchildren visited from Houston, Richardson, Denison, and other Texas towns, sharing stories and keeping family ties strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meek
John
Bill Meek
Cedar Mills
Miss Christi Harlan
Dallas
Bells
Henry Harlan
John Ed Harlan
Dodd City
G.W. Anderson
Pareis
Carl Keneno
Miss Galen Mitchusson Weds Billy Mack Clark in Bells
Miss Galen Mitchusson and Billy Mack Clark wed Saturday at Antioch Baptist Church Bells. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchusson, wore an empire gown with Chantilly lace and seed pearls. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Clark. They plan to live in Denison after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Baptist Church
Galen Mitchusson
Billy Mack Clark
Miss Mitchusson
James Mitchusson
Mr. Clark
Loyd Clark
Keith Gant
Elmer Reynolds
Billy Gazaway
T.M. Cobble
Mack Ford
Mr. Ford
Ronnie Layne
Randy Waldrip
Glen Clark
Eugene Sanford
Floyd Garner
Karla Cobble
Diana Ayres
Shelley Moore
Jeff Breown
Fellowship Hall
Cathy Carr
Beverly Hopper
Mickey Mitchueson
Ingrid Whiting
Larry Neal
Joe Ayers
Richardeson
Thomas Cobble
Charles Moore
Betty Cobble
Judy Cox
Jana Stockton
Bells High
Clark
Simpson's Grocery
Bells
Denison
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Bells News
Dolores Meek
Don Luce
Carrie
Carla
Tracy
Kim Luce
Ft. Worth
Melanie Dexheimer
Kathy Dugan
Tracy Luce
Donna Mullinix
Donna Me Mullinix
Jerusalem
Donna Mullini
Lani Landrum
Maudianne Me Eck
Vanita Martin
Cindy Layman
Tereesa Lankford
Melody Coleman
Sherri Reamer
Miss Reamer
Bobby Landrum
Whitewright
I. Montgomery Agency
Don A and
Hellena Bea
Gladys Hamilton
Onorebdle
Grayson County
Sharman
Texan
Harman
Brodhead
Disewien
Mibication
Aid
E.R. Brodhead
Lerk
S Hamilton Dee P
Inict Court
Alvena Moe Coy Ve
OTIS
HOWIE
Jons
Otis Dwane
Howie Ing
You Are
Texas
Y Giddys Hamilton
A S& Cowell, JR
Ethel &, Cowell
State OF Texas
Ethel
Cowell
Sherman, Texas
Charles S. Cowell, Jr
Ethel S. Cowell
Epcomead
Grayson Goan
Bill Sears
Fort Bliss
el Paso
O.B. Dulaney
Theif
Bill Kaiser
Bobby Coley
Garland
Grant Kaiser
Temmple May
Phoenix
Arizona
Neal Gilliam
Don Booth
Lucile Booth
Little Rock
Conway
Arkansas
First Baptist
WMS
Cub Scouts
Billy Wilson
Jerry Wilson
Fort Worth
Paul Wilson
Frank Simpson
Richardson
Sherri Lynn
Ronald Glen Brown
Joe Brown
Nan and
Kay Martin
Oma Wilson
Ray Haralson
Ellen
Morgan Wilson
Houston
Meiss Beverly Hopper
Morris Brown
Fairfield
Calif
Ollie Puckett
Bill Puckett
H.T. Brown
Trenton
Ralph Brown
Raymond McCarthy
Bobbie Cowan
Tom Bean
Melva Meek
Laura McCarthy
Stephen
Maudianne Meek
Mark
Don Duffee
Hobart Bell
Bogota
R.R. Reynolds
Ray Reynolds
Earl Reynolds
Amarillo
Paul Reynolds
Kansas City
Missouri
R.J. Reynolds
Nebo
North Carolina
Joe Reynolds
Everman
Leon Reynolds
Mary Haney
Pauline Wrist
Duard Casteel
Henry Har_lan
Fred Mee
Joe Moregan
DeSota
Ervin Cross
Neice
Joy Morgan
Judith Cobble
Suzuki
Warran Cone
Sales Sherman
Tex
Bob Meisenbach
Rameerd Oke
Arlington
Edgar May
Fountain Avenue
Hot Springs National Pass
Hot Springs National Park
Ark
America
Youth Ln Action
Arvo Mance
Worm
McBroom Construction Co
Don Mullinix
Avon Cosmetics
Duncan
First National Bank ,Bells
Barke
National
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Healthman
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