Pink and Blue Shower Fetes Mrs Felmet at Home
Mrs Felmet received a pink and blue shower Tuesday night at Miss Beverly Hopper’s home with Miss Jo Anne Singleton as cos hostess. Games directed by Miss Denis Hope yielded prizes to Mrs R A Radican and Mrs Billy Hall. A baby playpen held gifts from the honoree’s sister. Bells Canasta Club met with ten members. high score prizes to Mrs Paul Pell and Mrs Johnnie Craft. Monday Night Bridge at Mrs H E Washburn’s home had nine members with scores won by Mrs Maud Phillips and Mrs O B Dulaney. Refreshments included strawberry shortcake and spiced tea amid spring motifs.
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Gary Felmet
Beverly Hopper
Cos
Jo Anne Singleton
Denis Hopeper
R.A. Radican
Billy Hall
Sherman
Bells Canasta Club
Gregg Newland
Paul Pell
H.E. Washburn
Maud Phillips
O.B. Duelaney
Calvary Baptist meeting hosts youth and guests
The Ladies Auxiliary and Brotherhood at Calvary Baptist held a joint meeting with about 20 attendees. Deputy Hare rison French spoke on juvenile crime after a covered dish supper, using Proverbs 22% as text. Eleven youths formed Youth in Action at First Baptist, planning Sunday activities and a revival discussion.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of the Calvary Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Grayson County
Harerison French
Harrison French
Keith Gant
Johnny Clark
Kerr Chapel
Sherman
Mrs Tarpley Leads Study At First United Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service at the First United Methodist Church met Tuesday afternoon for the second of a four part study from The Inner Life. Mrs Neal Gilliam opened with scriptures from II Corinthians and Mrs Bob Tarpley taught the chapter Faith Hope and Love. Group discussion followed.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
The
First United Methodist Church
Neal Gilliam
Bob Tarpley
Ken Boe Revival Opens at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church hosts a spring revival from March 22 to 29 with Ken Boen of Fort Smith Arkansas as guest lay speaker. Boen, a rodeo performer known for his act the Old Gray Mare, travels nationwide and preaches as his mission field.
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First Baptist Church
Ken Boen
Ft. Smith, Ark
Quest
Boen
Madison Square Garden
Hostesses Serve Coffee and Nuts to 12 Members
Mrs. W R Vineyard and Mrs. Ralph Dune served coffee doughnut and cold drinks to 12 members present in a small community gathering.
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W.R. Vineyard
Ralph Dunecan
Antioch Baptist youths ice skate trip in Dallas
Sixteen members and guests from Antioch Baptist Church skated Saturday at the Dallas Ice Arena Fair Park with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ray Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gazaway providing transport. They then toured the Museum of Fine Arts and American History Museum and ended with a Mexican dinner. A monthly activity is planned for the youth.
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Antioch Baptist Church
Dallas
Fair Park
Harold Ray Brown
Billy Gazaway
Museum of Fine Arts
American History Museum
First Baptist Adult Sunday School Class Holds Rainy Meeting
The Adult Is Sunday School Class at First Baptist Church met Monday night for a business session and visitation. Seven members addressed cards to absentees due to heavy rain. Mrs Jewel Mullinix led as class teacher with prayer by Mrs Ervin Cross. Refreshments followed served by Mrs Mullinix and Mrs Alvin Martin, class president.
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First Baptist Church
Jewel Mullinix
Ervin Cross
Mullinix
Alvin Martin
Blue Birds Elect Officers at Bell Elementary
The 3rd Grade Chitty Chitty Blue Birds met Monday afternoon at Bells Elementary School with Mrs. Mott Moore as leader. New officers elected: Maudianne Meek president, Debbie Cowen vice president, Debra Hensley secretary, Donnette Wilson treasurer, Mary Ann Wilson.
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Bells
Miss Ables Seventh Birthday Party Held at Home
Jami Ables daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Ables was honored on her seventh birthday Wednesday at home. Twelve guests attended. Her mother directed games with prizes to Amy Bass Clayton Craft and Brent Byrd. Balloons decorations scrapbook Vadineobs parliamentarian Cindy Moore publicity Joyce Henshaw refreshment chair. Activities to end the school year were discussed.
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Jami Ables
Jerry Ables
Bells
Amy Bass
Clayton Craft
Brent Byrd
Vadineobs
Cindy Moore
Joyce Henshaw
Hebron youths feted at church party
Hebron Baptist Church youth night drew 35 members and guests. Larry Garner and wife organized the event with Rev. Houston Garner speaking briefly after showing two films. An older couple is invited to be “become young people,” with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robertson included. Easter motif decor, small baskets, gifts for the honoree, and refreshments followed.
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First Baptist Church
Youth In Action
Hebron Baptist Church
Larry Garner
Houston Garner
Robert Robertson
Mrs Dulaney Hosts Bells 42 Club Meeting
Mrs O B Dulaney hosted the Bells 42 Club at her home Saturday night. Nine members attended the gathering. After games a salad course was served with pie and coffee.
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O.B. Dulaney
Tess
Bells *42
Campfire Girls Plan Cookout At Leader's Home
The Ta-Kan-Wa 5th Grade Camp Fire Girls met at Mrs. O E Price's home with eight members. They organized a two person cookout committee and discussed wood gathering activities. Debbie Maddox and Kim Cowan hosted and served cookies and punch.
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Ta-Kan-Wa
O.E. Price
Debbie Maddox
Kim Cowan
Dairy herds in Texas show seven consecutive production gains
Texas DHIA reports seven straight years of higher per cow milk production. The 277 member herds totaling 26 712 cows averaged 11 626 pounds per cow for the year October 1968 September 1969, up 470 pounds from the prior year with Holsteins leading in total milk and Jerseys in butterfat at 4.8 percent.
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Texas Dairy Herd Improveement Association
J. W. Davis
Texas A&m University
Dhia Cws
Texas
Texas Dhia
Austin Association
Dallas
Davis
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Bells personals at Houston Rodeo and family visits
Mr and Mrs Ralph Duncan attended the Houston Livestock Rodeo then visited relatives including Mr and Mrs James Howell and Rebecca and Mrs Sarah Potts. Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Hubert Crews were their sons and families from Farmers Branch Denison Savoy and other relatives visiting via California.
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Ralph Duncan
Houston
Floyd Woodeson
Esville
Ark
Vernon Hayes
Hayes
California
Bells High School Grad Serves In Vietnam Duty
Sergeant Steve W. Copeland of Bells Texas is on duty at Tan Son Nhut AB Vietnam with the 377th U.S. Air Force Dispensary as a medical specialist. He previously served at Sheppard AFB Texas and attended Grayson County Junior College after graduating from Bells High School in 1966.
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U.S
Steve W. Copeland
Bobby K. Copeland
Broadway
Bells
Tan Son Nhut AB
Viete Nam
Sgt
Copeland
U.S. Air Force Dispensary
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Bells High School
Grayson County Junior College
Calvary Baptists Host Friday Night Singing
Calvary Baptist Church will host their Friday Night Singing on March 20 with services at 7 p.m. Rev Arvel Lamance, the pastor, will direct. Special music will be presented by various groups. Everyone is invited.
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Ken Boen
Frank Coleman
Greeneville
Training Union
Harry Stanley
Calvary Baptist Church
Arvel Lamance
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Barker Beauty Center
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J.D. Buchanan
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Maregaret McCarthy
Mrs. Dulaney
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