Bells Couple Sets April 3 1976 Wedding Details
Walt and Doyle announce plans for a Bells First Baptist ceremony April 3 1976 with Rev. James Rogers officiating. Miss Walt, daughter of T L Walt, is a Bells High School graduate employed at Chapel of Care Nursing Home in Sherman. Doyle, son of T L Doyle of Denison, is a Denison High School graduate who attended Grayson County College and works for Texas Instruments. Meanwhile a Bells shower honors Mary Pat Hatley, a home economics teacher, with co-hostesses and 16 guests. Lions Club youth basketball midway standings show Sterling Construction leading in girls and boys games with close finishes and top scorers listed.
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Walt
Bells de Aee
Denison
Bells First Baptist Church
James Rogers
T.L. Walt
Bells
Bells High School
Chapel of Care Nursing Home
Sherman
Mr. Doyle
T.L. Doyle
Denison High School
Grayson County College
Texas Instruments
Mary Pat Hatley
Lea Ann Mays
Tammy Moore
Bonnie Price
Donna Mullinix
Kathy Liner
Bells Lions Club
Sterling Construction
National Health
Traci Dugan
Sterling
Deann Sears
Alan McGeeHee
Steve Price
Young Inc
Goins Lumberjacks
Goins
Scott Blackmon
Randy Carter
Bruce Osborne
Fleming Realty
Kelly Casteel
Mays
Stephen Meek
Greg Booth
Neves Celebrate 60th Anniversary in Bells Home
Mr. and Mrs. John Wade Neves of Bells were honored on their 60th wedding anniversary on March 20 1976 at their Bells residence. Hosts were their children John Hibbert Sherman John D Neves Alvin and grandchildren Doug Neves Alvin Ruth Ann James Powell Houston. The couple wed at Rev W A Fleming’s Bells home. He farmed in Bells after moving from South Carolina and later served as city tax assessor. she is a Bells native Lela Cherry.
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John Wade Neves
Bells
John Hibbert
Sherman
John D. Neves
Alvin
Doug Neves
Ruth Ann
James Powell
Houston
J.W. Hayes
Whitesboro
Mozelle Barr
Floyd Low
Harold
Alice) Low
Taiwan
James Bourland
Ronny Bourland
Ronny
Gayle
Lee Sebastian
Pleasant Grove
L.B. Anderson
J.B. Holloway
Wade Enloe
Bob Biggerstaff
M.C. Guthrie
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Russ Harmon
Gary McMillin
Dallas
Texas Stadium
Colleen Rogers Wins Award at Area FHA Meeting
Colleen Rogers a Bells Home Economic student received a special award at the Denton area meeting of Future Homemakers of America after completing Encounter all three levels. Officers were elected with sponsor Mrs Mary Pat Hatley present along with Sherry Lowry Terri Thomas and Russell Robertson. The article also notes Bells First Baptist Church will shift monthly conferences to quarterly Wednesday nights starting April 7 with a church wide fellowship meal and pauses for WMU and youth auxiliaries.
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BELLS
Colleen Rogers
Bells Home
Denton
Miss Rogers
Encounter
Mary Pat Hatley
Sherry Lowry
Terri Thomas
Russell Robertson
Future Homemakers of America
Bells First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Woman's Missionary Union
James Rogers
Bells School Board Extends Year Contracts
The Bells school board approved year contracts for high school staff Wallace Cheatham Curtis Gray Mrs Hazel Griffin Mrs Mary Hatley Mrs Carolyn Henderson Pat Hughes Jack Price Mrs Anna Ruth Pritchard Jack Pritchard Mrs Lazetta Wells and Theodore Dettmer. Elementary teachers Mary Ethel Johnson Mary Johnson Shirley Comstock Carolyn McNeil Frances Rutledge Martha Mitchusson and Claudine Montgomery also received year contracts. Other teaching positions will be set at a later meeting. Drivers education was discussed with no action. Also approved were the foundation fund application and the text book committee report. A speed zone issue near the school was reviewed. The city council's ordinance lowering U.S. 69 speed near the school was submitted to the state for approval.
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BELLS
Bells School
Wallace Cheatham
Curtis Gray
Hazel Griffin
Mary Hatley
Carolyn Henderson
Pat Hughes
Jack Price
Anna Ruth Pritchard
Jack Pritchard
Lazetta Wells
Theodore Dettmer
Mary Ethel Johnson
Mary Johnson
Shirley Comstock
Carolyn McNeil
Frances Rutledge
Martha Mitchusson
Claudine Montgomery
Foundation Fund
Mrs Hewitt Hosts Town and Country Club Meeting
The Town and Country Club met March 18 at Fireman's Hall with Mrs Pat Alexander presiding and Mrs Barbara Hewitt as hostess. Reports covered Regional Texoma Planning and Mini-Park Committee. A blood pressure clinic starts March 27 at 9:30 a.m. Guests and birthday honorees noted. 33 members and guests shared a covered dish luncheon. Next meeting will be at Mrs Pat Alexander's home.
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Town and Country Club
Pat Alexander
Barbara Hewitt
Mayme Lewis
Adelle Ireland
Pansy Miller
Maggie Ball
Edith Jester
Texoma
Priscille Riker
Paula Collins
Pat Cherry
Vernon Gordon
Pearl Dittmore
Bobby Kay McCartney
Christine Sanderson
Ray Vestal
Mary Lou Wortham
Chamber of Commerce
Nutritious Texas Pork Adds Variety to Meals
Texas officials urge frequent pork in winter menus during February and March. Agriculture Commissioner John White notes modern pork boasts higher protein and lower calories than older pork, with vitamins and minerals. Hog production expected to rise in the next six months, boosting pork supplies.
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Austin
Texas Department of Agriculture
Texas’ Pork Producers Association
John C. White
Texas
Texas Ham and Bean Casserole From the TAP Kitchen
Recipe outlines a ham and bean casserole with cheddar and mushrooms. Ingredients include Texas ham cubes, canned mushrooms, green beans, onions, cheddar cheese, biscuits, and milk. Steps: sauté onion in butter, mix with mushrooms, add flour and milk to make sauce, combine with beans and ham, top with cheese and biscuits, bake at 375 for about 20 minutes. Yield six servings.
Packing a Traveler's Card: Essentials for a Suitcase
A concise guide lists must pack items for trips. Include valid ID or passport, cash and cards, travel documents, clothing basics, toiletries, first aid kit, charger, map or app access, and a small security item. Prepare per destination, season, and length.
Texas Farm Outlook Sees Rising Cotton Acreage as Dairies Decline
The Texas crop outlook shows cotton, grain sorghum, and corn planting starting in southern areas with a 50 percent rise expected in the Rio Grande Valley, others up a few to a third. Dairy farms fall to 15,000 in 1975 from 16,000 in 1974, with a 5 percent drop in 1975 milk production. January 1976 Texas milk output down 3 percent from a year ago, while national production edges up. Beef cattle conditions differ.
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Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Nursing Home News Roundup From Sherman Area
Brenda Thornhill Julie Johnson and Kay Geers sang special music for church Sunday services Attendance was 55. Numerous visits followed including families from Howe Dallas Sherman and Amarillo. A film shown by Sherman Public Library preceded Coffee Talk. Sympathy extended to Ruth Hicks's family on their loss.
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Brenda Thornhill
Julie Johnson
Kay Geers
Mr. Burgess
The
Nobility Baptist Church
Harry Stanley
Lee Coleman
Trenton
Willie Overstreet
Ray Wilson
Ector
Alma Hicks
F.W. Dockery
Freda Dockery
Harold Hamilton
Bonham VA Hospital
Minnie Smart
Sherman
McKinney
Dallas
Rubye McKinney
R.B. Paynter
Alma Paynter
Sherman Public Library
Coy Freeman
Amarillo
Maude Freeman
Bill Free
Ardmore Playday Binds Horse Riders in Coliseum
Anita McMillin notes the McMillin family returning from Ardmore Oklahoma to attend a district horseback riding playday at Hardy Murray Coliseum. About 450 riders competed for ribbons and trophies with Beth Forehand, Bo Forehand, Dennis Forehand and Becky Forehand among prize winners. The event featured a tour of Tucker's Tower at Lake Murray showcasing Indian relics and historical documents.
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Gene McMillin
Charles
Ardmore
Oklo
Hardy Murray Coliseum
Beth
Dennis
Becky
Lake Murray
Flaming Reds to Play Tom Bean in Family Fun Night
The Volunteer Fire Department and Tom Bean Booster Club sponsor a family fun night at Tom Bean High School Gym. The Flaming Reds face the high school boys with 7:30 pm Friday kickoff and halftime note burning on the fire truck. Concession sales support both groups. donations are 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students. Proceeds go to both organizations.
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Fire Department
Tom Bean Booster Club
Tom Bean High School
Flaming Reds
Sue Hardin Honored at Bridal Shower in Tom Bean
Tom Bean community notes honor Sue Hardin of Dallas at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Tim Kelly Sr and co hostesses. Guests from Oklahoma Dallas Austin Tom Bean Sherman and Te xas attend. The event featured daisies tulips yellow punch and white cake squares.
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Sue Hardin
Dallas
Tim Kelly, Sr
Sherman
Tim Kelly Jr
Okmulgee
Okla
James Hall Jones
Tom Bean
Oklahoma
Austin
Gordon Hargett
Longview
Edward Lewis Wilson Jr
Sara Wilson
Edward Lewis Wilson III
FFA FHA Project Show at Tom Bean School
The Tom Bean FHA and FFA chapters host a local show at the school on Tuesday March 30 featuring clothing foods arts crafts and needlework. Livestock judging begins at 3 p.m. on the school grounds with ribbons awarded. Sponsors Mr and Mrs C R Thompson invite the public to attend.
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Tom Bean
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