Bells High Junior Senior Banquet Recap and Local Crash
The Bells High School Junior Class hosted a Friday banquet in the Grayson County College Recreation Building. About 112 attendees enjoyed a cafeteria meal with a Roman Holiday themed program. A traffic crash near Bells on Highway 82 sent two people to hospital. John M. Brecheen lost control, colliding with Roy H. Barber’s 1967 car, with Barber and his wife treated at Sherman Community Hospital. A $1,000 damage estimate was reported by patrolman Jack Griffin.
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Dennis Ramsey
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Sherman Community Hospital
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Former Bells men to receive degrees at Henderson Friday
Mrs Iola French of Bells will attend graduation as Cass French Joe and Charles French receive degrees from Texas Baptist Institute and Seminary in Henderson on Friday May ath. Rev Cass French will get a Master’s. pastor of Missionary Baptist Church Mesquite. Rev Charles French earns a Bachelor’s. now in Texas City pastoring Missionary Baptist Church.
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Cass French
Joe
Charles French
Texas Baptist Institute
Seteinary
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Eighth Grade Party Fetes Bonham Junior High Students
The Eighth Grade of ells Junior High enjoyed a semester party Thursday night at a Bonham rink. Thirty-two of 35 members attended. Mrs. Claudine Montgomery led activities. Jack Preatchard drove the bus. The group then returned to Connie Wagoner’s home for a picnic supper with records and dancing. Room mothers accompanied the group.
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Ells Junior High
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Jack Preatchard
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Youth crashes into service building near Bells Station
A Sherman youth lost control of his car Thursday night and slammed into a Bells Service Station building. The impact knocked out a large door and weakened the corner support. He narrowly missed a man crossing the highway and was jailed to face a driving while intoxicated charge.
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Sherman
Bells
Sammy Moore Wedding Shower Celebrated in Beils Home
Mrs. Edna Earl Sears entertained her nephew Lanmy Moore and his bride at a Come and Go shower in Beils. Fifty guests attended with out of town relatives from Madill Denison Burleson Whitewright and Denison. Refreshments included cookies on a silver tray and punch from a crystal bow.
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Edna Earl Sears
Lanmy Moore
Labbock
Veda Lazenby
Jerry Pedigo
Denison
Floyd Woodson
Berulah Allred
Fred Moore
Beils
David Sears
Buster Mee Natt
Madill
Dick May
Burleson
Billy Wilson
Paeso
Aubrey Ase Sary
D’ann Sears
Dale Jas
Harold Calevert
Orange
Hymnals Stolen From Hebron Church
Hebron Baptist Church reported the theft of about 20 hymnals valued at 50 dollars last Wednesday afternoon. Rev Houston Garner was working nearby when a car loaded the hymnals and drove away. He saw the car leave as he realized the theft. He notes heaters were removed previously. The sheriff's department is investigating.
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Hebron Baptist Church
Sheeriffs Department
Baptist youth visit nursing home program at Whitewright
Youth in Action from First Baptist Church visited Whitewright Nursing Home Sunday afternoon. Miss Phyll Shearer led singing with Michael Meek at piano and read scriptures on faith. Maudianne Meek sang He's Everything to Me with sister Melva Meek on piano. Phillip Booth gave a meditation on Friends. Prayers by Mrs Weyl don Meek and Mrs Fred Schearer. Other participants included Raymond and Frank McCarthy and Sheila Garner. Eleven attended.
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First Baptist Church
Whitewright
Phy- Will Shearer
Michael Meek
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Maudiamne Meek
Melva Meek
Phillip Booth
Weeldon Meek
Fred Shecarer
Raymond
Frank McCarthy
Sheila Garner
Phy- His Tooth
Bedford
Hebron Baptist Men Meet At Hebron Church
The Brotherhood of the Hebron Baptist Church held a regular meeting Thursday night with Rev. Houston Garner presiding in the absence of the president Mrs. Conner. A testimonial meeting was led by Garner, readings from the Gospel of John given, and business discussed improvements to the church. Visitors included Harley Atnip of Slaton and relatives of local families.
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Touston Garner
Mus. Conner
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Planning Meeting Highlights 4-H Club Activities
The Bells 4-H Club hosted a planning committee at Mrs. Janice Frenchs home to set schedules and assign tasks for the Home Improvement Institute. Attendees included Oneida Nelson Ronette Rob inson and Eien Haralson.
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Bells Tep
Bells Club
Oneida Nelson
Ronette Robinson
Eien Haralson
Sandra Anderson
The
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Dinner Honoring Mrs. Carl Smith Observes Birthday
Mrs. Carl Smith was honored with a Sunday night birthday dinner for ten guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beall and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waldrip and daughter, and Miss Brenda Smith, Sherman. Gifts were presented and a decorated cake was featured.
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Richard Beall
Carolyn
Bill Waldrip
Brenda Smith
Sherman
Camp Fire Girls Meet To Discuss Wood Gatherers Rank
The WaeWaneka Fifth Grade Camp Fire Girls met one day after school at Mrs. OE Price’s home to discuss earning the Wood Gatherers rank. Seven members attended with Mrs. Arles Moore assisting. Bonnie Price served cookies and punch.
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WaeWaneka Fifth Greade Camp Fire
OE. Price
Kearles Moore
Bonnie Price
Bells 4-H Club hosts Home Improvement Institute in Sherman
About 20 attendees from Sherman Bells and nearby towns gathered in the Courthouse Assembly Room for a Bells 4-H Home Improvement Institute. Club president Jea Ann Mays led the pledge, while Janice French welcomed guests and outlined project goals. Guest speakers from Sears Roebuck & Co., Texas Power & Light Co., and local businesses presented sessions on decorating, color, lighting, carpet, and furniture arrangement. Certificates of appreciation were given to presenters and club members.
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Vivian Coker
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Earlene Farrell
Lady Faerr
Denison
Ruth Bell
Texas Power & Light Co
Shereman
James McCall
McCall's Carpets
Sherman
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Ellen Haralson
Sandra Anderson
Mrs. French
JE Hen Haralson
Oneida Nelson
Rennette Robinson
Rennette Jebinson
Tracy Wardell
Mrs. Mead Hosts Bells 42 Club Meeting
Mrs. Jessie Mead hosted the Bells 42 Club Saturday night at her home with eight members present. After the games a salad course and cake were served by the host.
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Bells ‘42’ Club
Jessie Mead
Uss
FHA installs new officers at Bells High
The Future Homemakers of America and the Future Farmers of America at Bells High School held a joint meeting with a Denison Employment Commission speaker on youth opportunities. New FHA officers include Debbie Harrison as president and Brenda Price as vice president. the FFA discussed a Father-Son Banquet and planned next year’s officer slate with adviser Jack Pritchett.
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Future Farmers of America
Bells High School
Denison Texas Employment Comission
FHA
Ingrid Whiting
Debbie Harrison
Brenda Price
LaNell Walsh
Janet Reynolds
Melva Meek
Sherri Johnson
Beverly Pugh
Barbara Morrell
Joy Smith
Onapat
Jack Pritchearc
90 Attend FFA Banquet in Bells Annual Father Son Event
The Future Farmers of America of Bells High School held a Father Son Banquet in the Bells School Cafetorium. About 90 FFA members, fathers, school staff, guests, and Bells merchants attended. Dennis Ramsey presided. Michael Meek gave the invocation. Debbie Harrison, FFA Sweetheart, attended with brother Dwight Harrison. 14 local businessmen were present with guests Lonny Gosnell, Clint Hennig of Whitewright, Dale Hill, Eddie Shadden, Frank Chase, Sam Sinor, Jack Brown, Sherman, Joe Washburn, and Dennis Clark from the Baca Ranch.
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Bells High School
Bells School
FFA
Bells
Barnie’s
Greenville
Dennis Ramsey
Michael Meek
Debbie Harrison
Dwight Harrison
Die Shadden
Frank Chase
Sam Sinor
Jack Brown
Sherman
Joe Washburn
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Dennis Clark
Baca
Unforgiving thoughts hinder progress and focus
A reflection on how unconstructive thoughts waste mental energy and harm problem solving. It urges cultivating mindful, helpful thinking to preserve mental vitality and enable better outcomes.
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