Around Bells by Dolores Meek and relatives
A family notice lists Dolores Meek and Myrtle Hickenbottom with grandchildren and Rev. and Mrs. Bobby Hoover of Arlington among attendees. Other relatives come from Lubbock Sherman Tom Bean and Whitewright for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hickenbottom
Amarillo
Bobby Hoover
Arlington
Nora Starnes
H. C. Pennington
Pauline Wilson
J. B Defess
Quitman
Lubbock
Sherman
Tom Bean
Whitewright
Pee Wee Bells Team Ends Season With Ice Cream Game
The Bells Pee Wee baseball team closed its season Saturday with an ice cream supper and a 8-8 tie against a mothers’ team. Mothers from Bells included James Reynolds and Troyce Walt among others, coached by Ray Radican and Winston Bolton.
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Pee-Wee
Bells
James Reynolds
Troyce Walt
Winston Bolton
Don Mullinix
Woody Duffee
Jimmy Cowan
Ray Radiecan
Jimmy Cline
Tommy Turner
S. L. Howard
Sharon Tart
Jackie Lankford
Fred Shear
Missionary Society Meets at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held its quarterly meeting with Mrs. Gordon Mullinix presiding. Mrs. J. B. Layman read missionary names, treasurer Mrs. Stanley reported gifts, and plans for a Young Woman's Auxiliary and the Week of Prayer for State Missions were outlined. A church lunch followed services on August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Gordon Mullinix
J. B Layman
Harry Stanley
Stanley
Woeman
Layman
Mrs Stilwell Recovers From Yard Fall In Early Seventies
Mrs N R Stillwell suffered a painful fall in her yard while carrying clothes. She tripped over a foot high double spigot faucet, tore her leg requiring seven or eight stitches. No bones were broken and she remains sore and holds in pain while walking.
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N. R. Stillwell
Girl's Auxiliary social at First Baptist Church
The Junior Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church held a monthly social in the community room of the First National Bank. Cindy Carr led the group, read the calendar of prayer, and guests wore hippie costumes while music played. Tammy Moore, daughter of Charley Moore, was honored on her tenth birthday with a supper and gifts. attendees included Donna Mullinix Ellen Haralson Vanita Martin Melody Coleman Barbara Morrell and Mary Landrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
First National Bank
Cindy Carr
Lannie Landru
Donna Mullinix
Ellen Haralson
Vanita Martin
Melody Coleman
Ervin Cross
Mary Landrum
Tammy Moore
Charley Moore
Virgina Harder
Cinedy Moore
Lee Ann Mays
Bonnie Price
Donna Brooks
Janice Graham
Denison
Jerry Ables
Jack Pritchard to Receive Vocational Award
Be Ils High School vocational agricultural teacher Jack Pritchard will be honored at the Vocational Agricultural Teachers Association breakfast in August during the annual meeting in Ause tin. He is recognized for twenty years of service to Texas vocational agriculture. Pritchard is a Commerce High School graduate with a BS from East Texas State and an MS from Sam Houston University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pritchard
Be Ils
Vocational Agricultural Teachers Association
Ausetin
Pritchard
Texas Vocational Agriculture
Commerce
Bells
East Texas State
Sam Houston University
Revival Week Opens at First Baptist Church
Jerry Young of Sherman fills the pulpit at First Baptist in Sherman as revival week begins with nightly themes led by Rev. James Olen Henry of Travis Baptist Church Memphis Texas. Mrs Lawrence Smith hosts a welcome coffee for the new United First Methodist pastor’s wife. Thirty five attendees join the Ye arbook workshop group from Bells High School in Sherman for Texas A&M Bryan event July 28 to Aug 1.
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Jerry Young
Sherman
First Baptist Church
Sherman High School
James Olen Henry
Travis Baptist Church
Memphis
Texas
Bells
Bells High
Southwestern Terminary
Fort Worth
Lawrence Smith
Wade Neves
W. C
Jack Pritchard
Bells High School
Lou Ayne Shearer
Ingrid Whiting
Yeaerbook Workshop
Bryan
College Station
Texas A&m
Bells Baseball League Ends Season With Lake Texoma Social
The Bells Baseball League held its end of season social Saturday night at Circle Beach on Lake Texoma. Twenty five attended as the last game was played last Tuesday. Ice cream cake and drinks were served. Transportation was arranged by Bells commissioner Winston Bolton director Bill Youree coach Ervin Cross and Leeman Raines. A guest was Mrs Ray Craft.
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Ton
Grayson Fannin Boys’ Baseball League
van Alstyne
Joe Morgan
Joy
DeSoto
Ervin Cross
Hugh Ford
Grand Prairie
Weldon Meek
Don Mullinix
Bobby Richardson
Dallas
Lige Meek
Fort Worth
Fred Meek
Alvin Meek
S.G. Meek
John Wayne Ramsey
Plano
Fairy Ramesey
W. R. Vineyard
Winnsboro
Morris West
Vonda Riley
Trenton
Vineyard
Clay Kirby
Vernon
The
Bells Baseball
Lake Texoma
Circle Beach
Winston Bolton
Bells Baseball League
Bill Youree
Leeman Raines
Ray Craft
Baptist Women Form Auxiliary at Church Meeting
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Baptist church held its organizational meeting Wednesday night led by Mrs. Raymond McCarthy and W.M.A. director Mrs. Weldon Meek. Four girls attended, officers elected include Phyllis Shearer president Barbara Morrell secretary-treasurer Melva Meek mission in action Debbie Bolton study chairman. Monthly meetings and an enrollment swimming party are planned as membership grows.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Raymond McCarthy
W.M.A
Weldon Meek
Phyllis Shearer
Barbara Morrell
Melva Meek
Mission In Action
Debbie Bolton
Maverick Car Promises Simple, Spacious Family Comfort
The ad touts the Maverick as simple to service and drive with competitive pricing. It highlights a 10.4 cubic foot trunk, ample legroom and shoulder room, and space for the average American family, claiming it’s bigger than economy imports. Whitewalls add 32 dollars.
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Maverick
Maverck
Maverick Moves In Shrinking Parking Spaces
A car model named Maverick arrives affecting parking dynamics as compact cars occupy more space in the narrative. The text contrasts Maverick with compacts and notes that parking spots feel larger as a result.
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Maverick
Small Car Delivers Tight Handling For Urban Driving
The vehicle excels in maneuverability with a compact turning radius ideal for parking and navigating dense traffic. Its responsive handling offers confident city driving and quick zip through congested streets.
Simple machines require less frequent servicing
The article notes that simple machines need fewer visits from a mechanic compared to imports. An oil change every 6,000 miles and chassis lubrication at 36,000 miles are typical for simple cars, while imports recommend oil changes twice as often and sixfold lubrication intervals.
Maverick: A Tough Little Car with Easy Upkeep
The Maverick is pitched as economical to maintain with an owner’s manual guiding routine service. It boasts simple design enabling quick spark plug and filter changes, dent repair, and time saving, while emphasizing durability with unitized construction rust proofing and multiple paint coats. The car’s brakes and 3 speed transmission are highlighted as capable of handling higher loads and horsepower.
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Maverick
Maverick Drives Ford's Power and Stable Handling
The Maverick promises 105 horsepower and strong torque for ore trucks and everyday driving. It emphasizes wider tread, stable handling, bold colors, and a new driving experience. Ford markets Maverick as a breakthrough, noting it as a top selling new car since the Mustang.
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America
Ford
Maverick
Mustang
Maverick Delivers Frugal Gas Mileage In Real World Tests
In track tests with a 6 cylinder Maverick the vehicle averaged 22.5 mpg under stop and go uphill and downhill driving across dirt and gravel roads. Some owners report 25 mpg plus in real use.
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Maverick
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Floyd Woodson
Milas B Woodson
Grapevine
Eddie Denson
Waxahaci
Russell Moore
Madill
Oklahoma
Arthur Boatright
Cleo Jones
Wichita Falls
Bobby Boatright
Arthur Boat
Okla
Frank
Laura McCarthy
Eugene
Donald Cross
Marion D. Rose
Danny
Abilene
Lee Rose
Mitchell Rose
Arve] Lamance
Joyce Lamance
Port Arthur
J. P. Bogan
Durant
Leon Clay
David
Tracy
California
Clay
Southern Baptist Convention
Grady Glass, Jr
Winston Bol
Roy Duncan
Don Clary
Robert Lee Hageler
Post
Lee Stone
Vernon Stone
Cordeia Ferguson
Anton
J. W. Stone
Dimmit
Homer Jones
Wellman
Cletus Hall
Paris
Perry Hall
Bro. Young
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Ables
Vernon Mullican
Ecru
Clyde Little
Otis Bass
Cruce Stark
H. G. Walter
Paul G. Lane
Wanda Williams
Lou Gill
Bobby Walters
Mt. Pleasant
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Debbie Relton
Cal
Rae
Gospel Meeting
Church of Christ
Pilot Grove
Preaching
GD. Phillips
John
P.O
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Detroit
Michigan
Bob Meisenbach
Whitewright, Texas
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