Weekend rounds of visitors and condolences across Texas towns
Suzzan and Corlis Bodine spent the weekend with relatives in Dallas. Mrs. R. L. Sears returned from Sherman hospital. Mrs. Jennie Crittenden visited Denison relatives. Billy Glen Earnheart and son of Texas City visited his mother. Mrs. Oscar Layman in Sherman visiting her son-in-law and daughter. George Key and family hosted guests in Princeton. Gyle Key of Trenton stayed with grandparents. Barnst family from Princeton weekend with the Keys. Mullins family left for Delaware. Elmo Wallace visited hospitalized granddaughter Denice Haliburton in Sherman. Clergy and families from Decatur Mesquite Sherman hosted. Bennett couple in Electra for Myrt Gibson funeral. Death of B. H. Fite reported in Long Beach. Relatives in Whitewright include Mabel Kelly and L. O. May. Weekend guests in Greenville included Jack Woods family and Henry Davis family. Arthur Watson Olympia Washington, Ivan Barnett Wolfe City, and others mentioned.
Mission study program at Bethel W M S notes
Ten ladies attended Bethel W M S Monday for a mission study titled You Can Tell. Laura Joled opening song I Love to Tell the Story Jewel Barnes read If I Could But Tell All the Glory Jessie Franklin read missionary names Mrs Fuller led prayer. Louise Franklin presided business meeting minutes read. Shower for Donna Milford planned for June 3 and open house at parsonage June 5 discussed. Dr Josiah Bartlett first governor of New Hampshire took office in 1792.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Donna Milford
Christine Sanderson
Community notes from Greenville and area events
Mrs L Wood Jones and daughter Diana of Greenville visited Mr and Mrs Manuel Alexander on Sunday. The Chamber of Commerce schedules its monthly meeting next Thursday night June 2 at the Community Public Service Co division office on Highway 69 north. Guests included Norman Dupre Mt Vernon Miss Rose Dial Daingerfield Nora Mae Russell Tyler John Inter Dallas and Fred Truett Fort Worth visiting Adah Gillespie and Olive Myrick.
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L. Wood Jones
Diana
Greenville
Manuel Alexander
Chamber of Commerce
Community Public Service Co
Highway 69 North
Norman Dupre
Mt. Vernon
Rose Dial
Daingerfield
Nora Mae Russell
Tyler
John Inter
Dallas
Fred Truett
Fort Worth
Adah Gillespie
Olive Myrick
Engagement Announced for Ruth Elaine Williams and James C. Compton
Mr and Mrs J R Williams of Whitewright announce the engagement of Ruth Elaine to James C Compton son of Mr and Mrs M W Compton of Wolfe City The wedding is set for June 10 at the First Methodist Church in Whitewright Ruth Elaine will graduate from Whitewright High School and is active in clubs James C Compton a Leonard High School graduate of 1958 works in Greenville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Williams
Whitewright
Ruth Elaine
James C. Compton
M. W. Compton
Wolfe City
First Methodist Church
Miss Williams
Whitewright High School
Compton
Leonard High School
Greenville
Church Activities Schedule for Sunday to Wednesday
Church services and meetings listed for the week include Sunday School at 9 55 a m and Worship at 10 55 a m Then Monday circle meetings Lottie Moon Joy Russell and Rex Ray at 2 30 p m and 3 00 p m respectively Wednesday features Officers and Teachers Meeting at 6 30 p m Prayer meeting at 7 30 p m and Adult Choir rehearsal at 8 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Moon
Joy Russell
Rex Ray
Bethel Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 10:00 a m. Morning worship at 11:00 a m. Training Union at 6:30 p m. Evening worship at 7:30 p m. Prayer meeting Friday at 8:00 p m.
Camp Week at First Methodist Church Noted in May Offering
The First Methodist Church announces Camp Week with a Texoma Methodist Camp on Lake Texoma offering two youth camps nearby. Four cabins and a dining hall available for church groups. A special offering for the camp is planned during morning worship next Sunday May 29, with past gifts exceeding 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Lake Texoma
Whitewrign
Texoma
R. A. Gillett
Christ
Linwood John Roberson
First Presbyterian Church Service and Bible Study Schedule
The church lists worship at 11 a.m. with communion, Bible study at 10 a.m., evening worship at 7:30 p.m., and a 7:30 p.m. Bible study for all ages.
Sunday Schedule and Christ Ambassadors Meeting
The notice lists services at 9 45 a m 11 00 a m and 7 00 p m with a Christ Ambassadors gathering Saturday at 7 00 p m plus a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 00 p m.
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Christ Ambassadors
Church Schedule and Coffee Import Facts
The notice lists worship services at 11 00 am and 7 45 pm with training union at 7 00 pm on a Sunday and midweek meetings including officers teachers and prayer. It also states that the United States imported 2 666 961 481 pounds of coffee in 1958 valued at 1 170 369 648 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
People I Hate And Things
Managing Editor Clarence J. Hall of the Wareham Courier rails at a long list of disliked groups and traits chiefly targeting Certified Public Accountants. The column ventes broad grievances from professionals to consumer habits with sharp humor and a recurring jab at CPAs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Hall
The
Wareham
Mass
Texas
Subway
Certified Public Accountants
Book Club
DAR
Tax Time Reframe Sparks Talk of Fairness and Humor
A reader notes that tax offices feel like cold, punitive spaces while sharing the lighter moment of filing income tax this week. The piece contrasts systemic stiffness with personal accountability in an era of financial scrutiny.
Spectacular peace movement foretold by Manuilsky
In an address to the Lenin School in Moscow 27 years earlier, Manuilsky predicts an inevitable war between Communism and Capitalism. He says future strength will come through surprise and urges a peaceful opening to lull the capitalist nations into collaboration before a decisive clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vimetry Manuilsky
Lenin School of Political Warfare
Mos
True Friendship Reunion Lines in Old Hat Banter
Dialogue fragment shows two women, Dorothy and Marie, reconnecting after a decade with playful quips about hats and recognition. The lines convey a warm, informal tone of reunion and familiarity.
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Suzzan and
Corlis Bodine
R. L. Sears
Sherman Hospital
Jennie Crittenden
Denison
Billy Glen Earnheart
Texas City
Glen Earnheart
Oscar Layman of
Sherman
Guy Stepp
George Key
Mrs. Rineard Earnst
Princeton
Miss Gyle Key
Trenton
Mrs. George Key
Mrs. Rineard Barnst of
J. B. Mullins
Delaware
Elmo Wallace
Denice Haliburton
Charles Taylor
Decatur
Herbert Taylor
Mesquite
Billie Neal
Herman Taylor
O. A. Bennett
Electra
Myrt Gibson
Long Beach
Calif
B. H. Fite
Kathryn Simpson
Mabel Kelly
L. O. May
Noble Bennett
Jack Woods
Mary Lou
Stevie
Mike
Henry Davis
Arthur Watson
Olympia, Wash
Ivan Barnett
Josiah Bartlett
New Hampshire
OKRA
Grayson Oleo
Mrs. Tucker
BIG Tex Bacon
Nester Instant Tea
Savaday
First Baptist Church
Bethel Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Church OF Christ
Assembly OF God Church
Kentuckytown Baptist Church
Bill Turner
Littlefield News
Whitewright Cleaners
Dorothy
Marie
Maryland Club
Blue Plate
Kimbell
Woodbury Shampoo
Sunlite Biscuits
Lipton Instant Tea
Green Light Rat & Mouse Bait
Crocery & Market
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