Local social notes list visiting kin and club events
Mrs J P Darwin and Mrs Sonny Gosnell spent Tuesday in Cleburne. Several families visited relatives in Dallas Sherman Fort Worth and Garland. The Rex Ray Circle met at Mrs O E Head and new W M A circle officers were elected.
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J. P. Darwin
Sonny Gosnell
Cleburne
Martha Bryan
First Baptist W. M. A
Renee Morgan
Circle
Ruth Morgan
Mission Study
Jimmie Johnson
Community Missions
Patsy Murphy
Janice Sivley
Betty Bodine Meeting Notes and Farm Bureau News
Betty Bodine reported on the next meeting to be held Tuesday morning at 9 30 at Mrs Jimmie Johnsons home with the church nursery open during meetings. Mr and Mrs Charles Skaggs attended the Texas Farm Bureau convention in Dallas last week and Skaggs was elected president of the Grayson County Farm Bureau succeeding Albert Laughlin of Sherman. He has long served in the Grayson Farm Bureau, which counts 842 members, part of a 80,990 member Texas Farm Bureau system.
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Betty Bodine
Jimmie Johnson
Charles Skaggs
Texas Farm Bureau
Dallas
Skaggs
Grayson County Farm Bureau
Albert Laughlin
Sherman
Grayson Farm Bureau
Lottie Moon Circle Finishes Quilt and Honors Miss Sallie Moore
The Lottie Moon Circle of First Baptist Church met at Mrs. J. E. Henson's home with nine members. Plans were made to finish a quilt at Mrs. W. L. Hatfield's Friday and a book added to the church library in memory of Miss Sallie Moore.
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Lottie Moon
First Baptist Church
J. E. Henson
Clyde Sadler
A. R. McMurry
A. L. McCurdy
W. L. Hatfield
Sallie Moore
Hatfield
Little Rock H D Club Meets For Holiday Plans
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club met at 2 p m last Thursday at the clubhouse with prayer and pledge. Members discussed sending a Christmas gift to an Abi lene patient, selling Miss King s fruit cake for the holidays, and planning Thanksgiving dinner at the November 18 meeting.
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Little Rock
H. O. Miller
Alva Blanks
Abilene
Homer Tate
Rotary Club outing to Whitewright-Honey Grove football game
Rotary hosts visited Linda theatre last Friday to view the Whitewright-Honey Grove football game. Emory Christian of Sherman Rotary attended as a visitor along with Joe Crouch and Thomas DeBerry. W. E. Stanford is slated to present this week.
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Thomas Sears
Linda Theatre
Whitewright
Honey Grove
Emory Christian
Sherman Rotary Club
Joe Crouch
Thomas DeBerry
W. E. Stanford
Presbyterian Missionary Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met Monday with Mrs Homer Sears as hostess for its annual praise and thanksgiving meeting. A special offering for missionary enterprises totaled 107 50 and the afternoon program featured readings, poems, hymns, and prayers by members including Mrs Emmet Penn and Mrs T E Sears. Seventeen members and two visitors attended.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Homer Sears
C. C. Dooley
Emmet Penn
T. E. Sears
India
Vera Hickman
Lydia Henry
Missionary Society
Bethel W M A Holds Bible Study Meeting
Nine members attended the Bethel W M A Bible study Monday afternoon with Mrs. Jessie Williams leading the program. The group sang Christ for the Whole Wide World and Mrs. Christine Sanderson opened with prayer while Mrs. J H Gosnell, Bible chairman, gave an interesting talk on Sharing.
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Jessie Williams
Christine Sanderson
J. H. Gosnell
Saviour with Children Meeting Announces Week of Prayer
Mrs. Jessie Williams led the business session and announced a review of Across the Bridge to be shown Nov 17. The Week of Prayer runs Nov 28 to Dec 2 with meetings Monday Wednesday and Friday, closing with prayer by Mrs. Frankie Williams.
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Jessie Williams
Book Review
Frankie Williams
Cowboys and Girls
A playful line lists a stylish girl named Old Paint with bleached hair green eye shadow and red lipstick as a cowboy narrator asks for her name.
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Cowboy
Dallas Chamber Seethes As Alger Seen To Cook Dallas Goose
A Dallas Chamber officer accuses Republican Congressman Bruce Alger of Dallas of “cooking Dallas’ goose” amid his role as leader of a bitter Dallas demonstration against newly elected Vice President Lyndon Johnson. The remark expresses frustration that constituents must seek support from their own congressman.
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Dallas
A. Dallas
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