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THE BONHAM DAILY FAVORITE a A I rT newsbriefs I I I I people jom know I Mrs. Wm. G. Forgy Phone 78 or 972 Bonham, Texas, Tuesday, Aug. 16, 1955 Daughter Honored With Picnic At Lake Texoma LEONARD, 17 Spl.) Mr.

and Mrs. Gill Sudderth entertained their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Rice, and children, Johnny and Suzan, of Brookhaven, with a picnic at Lake Texoma Sunday afternoon. The honorees and guests spent the afternoon in swimming and boat riding. Those attending the function included Mr. and Mrs. Mack Morton and children of Morton.

Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Stuteville of Whitewright.

Mr. and Mrs. Z. Stuteville and Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Stuteville of Van Alstyne, Mrs. Fred Bunch and hoys of Leonard. Miss Joanne Rice of Leonard, and Lt.

John Weiser of Dallas. A business session was held during the afternoon. CYF Plans Cake And IceCream Supper The Christian Youth Fellowship of the First Christian Church will have an old-fashioned homemade ice cream and cake supper in the church basement Tuesday. Aug. 23, beginning at 7:30 it is announced by Mrs.

Ruth Bono, co- sponsor of the group. Mrs. Bono said that the CYF had pledged $300 to the missionary work of the district and this ice cream and cake supper would be one means of raising the sum. The CYF Sunday night made contribution of $150 to the fund being raised by the church to establish a mission. A check for that amount was given the church.

Free Kindergarten To Open On Sept. 6 The Bonham Free Kindergarten will open at 9 o'clock the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 6, for the 15155- T.6 term. Mrs. Margaret Marston has announced.

The kindergarten is located at the corner of South Bill and Fifth streets. Mrs. Marston said that anyone desiring information on enrolling a child in the kindergarten could call her at 22-M or Mrs. John Kincaid at lie-M. Methodist WMS Meets Monday The Missionary Society of the Congregational Methodist church met Monday night at the church.

"How to Pray for Missionaries," was the lesson subject, with Mrs. Henry Smith, president, in charge. Mrs. Roy Walker and Mrs. Henry Smith gave the devotional, from Isiah and First Samuel.

Others on the program were Mrs. Lee Brent. Mrs. C. E.

McDowell. Mrs. M. H. Ferguson, Miss Bertha Hiller, Mrs.

A. Mo- Lain. and the Rev. A. M.

McLain. Horizon Club to Sponsor Benefit The Twilight Horizon club has announced plans to sponsor a benefit dance for teen-agers only Saturday night, August 20, at the Golf Club. Mrs. Raymond Fogle is the club advisor, and parents sponsoring the club and dance are Mrs. H.

L. Baldwin, Mrs. Jessie Bono, and Mrs. Dennis Bales. The proceeds will be used for the club's service project.

Clark White returned this week from Oklahoma City where he had gone to visit his daughter, Mrs. Noble Watts, who has been seriously ill. lie reported that she Is much improved. Mrs. Jack Vaught accompanied by Mrs.

Earl Parkhill, is in Commerce today attending a speech clinic. Mrs. Vaught is the special education teacher at Bailey Inglish grade school for children with speech impediments and handicaps. Mr, and Mrs. Sam Tadloek have returned home from Fort Worth where they visited their daughter, Mrs.

Juanita Kizer. Mr. and Mrs Farris Pirtle anvl daughters, Farrie Lou and Ann Carolyn, from Norwalk, ire visiting friends and relatives in Bonham and around this area of North Texas this week. Miss Lynda Barnard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Barnard, has returned from a visit to Tulsa, with the Johnnie Harden family. While there the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harden, Jo and Pat and Lynda Lou. went to Noel, last weekend.

Misses Jo Harden and Pat Harden from Tulsa. are guests this next week of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harden on East 4th street, and uncle, Jack Harden, on East 2nd street.

REECE Electric Co. CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING REFRIGERATION SERVICE (I I W. 5th Phono 981 Retreat Held At The State Park The Wesley Foundation of tire East Texas State Teachers college held at planning retreat at the Bonham state park Saturday night and Sunday. Approximately 25 students registered. The Rev.

Daniel Leander, pastor of the Clark Memorial Methodist church here, spoke to the group Saturday night in a Galilean service. Mrs. Claude Scott To Receive M. S. Mrs.

Claude Seott, the former ez Pirtle, will receive a master of science degree from East Texas i State Teachers College, Commerce. on Friday. Aug. 26. Mrs.

Seott. who formerly taught I in several Fannin county schools, is I now employed as a teacher in the Northaide School at Vernon. She is i former resident of Bonham. She is majoring in elementary ed' ueation with a minor in art and I music for her master's degree. Leonard H.

D. Women Attend Demonstration LEONARD. Aug. 17 Spl.) Mrs. Frank Crawford, president of the Leonard home demonstration club, and Mrs, E.

D. Owen, council deleRate, attended a demonstration luncheon in Denison Saturday at the offices given by Mrs. lone Murrav. home service advisor. Mrs.

Gene Wilshire and children, Gene and Mary Lou, have returned from a visit to Kaufman, where they were guests of Mrs. mother. Miss Farrie Lou Pirtle is visiting Miss Ruby Nell Melton on Graham avenue. Trenton to Resume Regular Term On Monday, Oct. 10 TRENTON, Aug.

16 (spl) With the summer session due to end on Aug. 26 after running since 18, Trenton have been advised by Supt W. L. Corley that the regular session will open on Oct 10 Trenton is slated to field a football team this full for the first time in a number of years. The school used to tiu-n out strong teams every year, but the sport was dropped a few years bn.

uul is just now being vived. A foot- ball field is being constructed. A library was installed for the elementary grades during the sum- i mer. Members of faculty are Corley, superintendent; Dennis Butler, history, science and high school principal; Miss Willie Calh-j erinc Murphy, commercial; Miss, Arleen Owens, mathematics, and history; Harold Gann. English and coach; Mrs Mac Shaw, homemak and Tom Cunningham, voca- i tional agriculture.

Also, Mrs. Mae Holcomb, elementary principal; Mrs Homer Gentry, first grade; Mrs Henry third grade; Miss Dorthel Robinson. fifth Homer Gentry, sixth grade; Mrs. Joe Evans, seventh grade; Mrs. W.

Robinson, school nurse- Sewell Mofffttt, janitor. Lunchroom employees will be Miss Nell Jones, Mrs Pod son and Mrs. Jewell Smith. Bus drivers are Junior Riley, J. Garner and Walter MeCleary W.

A. Adcocks Return From Vacation Trip Missions Will Be Held in Bonham Business Plants Mr. and Mrs. A. Adcock have recently returned from an extended visit in California with their son, Bill Adcock, and wife of Huntington Park.

Calif. While spending two and a half months in California. Mr. and Mrs. Adcock toured much of the state, including Hollywood, lx)ng Beach, and other places of interest.

In Lancaster, they visited Mrs. sister, Mrs. Jack Jones, who lives near the desert, and her aunt in Los Angeles, whom she had not seen in 15 years. They visited Mr sister, Mrs Minnie McMullen, and his brother. Stanley, lm lives in Oregon, came to Los Angeles for a visit with the family.

The brothers who had not been together in 25 years. Sunday, 11. the Adcock family met at Lake Texoma for a family gathering and to celebrate Mr. Adcocks birthday lie was 75 on Aug Attending the picnii and dinner were a son, Opal Adcock, and his wife and children, Gayle and Rhonda, and i daughter. Mrs Car! Shaffer.

her husband and children, Marie and Larry, all of Bonham Also the picnic were three other daugh ters, Mrs. Troy McNenr, her bus band and children, Ray, Stanley, Ruth Ann and Jerry, from Ravenna; Mrs Victor Pechabk. her husband and children, Vicky, Janies and Kenneth. Sherman, and Mrs Bill Morris, her husband and children, Billy and Pamela Sue, from I Mr and Mrs Adcock have siv children, two sons and four daughters. They will celebrate their list wedding anniversary on Monday, I 22.

Bonham will inaugurate a of industrial mission services Thursday in cooperation vvith Bonham Industries. The services are ing urated after officials of the association had contacted heads of the Industries and secured their consent for them The first will held Trailer Co Thurs ing at 11:45 an for 15 minutes. Employe to attend the services Annie Armstrong Circle Meets Revival Underway At Portland Methodist IN 4 OKM Shown above are Mr. and Mis W. A Adcock and their son, Bill( of Huntington Park, Calif.

Mr and Mrs Adcock have only recently returned from a visit to California. Mrs. Nix Is Bible Study Leader Mrs Archie brought the son for the Biblo study at the Sev- I enth and Main P.ati church for the women of the church Monday Mrs Sam Miller, dent, presided. The lesson was taken fr Itist Fundamentals. The prayer was led by Mrs, Stanshury, with Mrs Tom the dismissal prayei ni Bap apcning Porter I 111: Ruby and Lois Duckworth from Dallas, returned home Sunday after spending the week-end with vv'itH parents, Mr anti Mrs L.

Duckworth. House guests over the week-end in the home of W. S. Kuykendall were Iris sister. Mrs Lecte Jackson, and her husband, from Lubbock.

Recent guests in home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. (Jay were her brother and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Aubrey Lambert and children, Barbara and Larry, from Muleshoe, and Mrs. A Jeter and sons. Jimmy and Buddy, of San Antonio. ECTOR, Aug.

16 (Spl Annie Armstrong circle of tist church met Tuesday Mrs. Allie Denton a meeting The the Bap- morniiiiT hostess. The meeting was opened with a hymn, followed by prayer led by Mrs. C. L.

Nelson. Mrs. Osha Wen- therby had program taken from the 14th chapter of John. Mrs. W.

H. Porter presided ov the business meetting. Mrs. Frank Anderson voiced the closing prayer The hostess served refreahrnents to the eight members present. Aug evival is in progr the The I the vfethodi m-achn 16 Spl at one iree community.

1 Wilson, I land Congregai ioni church, is doing for a revival in Leniond is leading tl ervice. Mrs. Leander Is Program Leader to do so on company time The Rev. James A. Underwood, pastor of the First Chritsian will he the speaker for the first industrial mission.

I -We will stress the practical i side of religion and its application to and in industrial he said. CarterDecendants Meet At Gainesville The descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. .1 Carter met Sunday, August It, at Gainesville community center for an annual reunion and picnic.

A basket dinner was spread at noon, and the day was spent taking pictures, swimming and visiting. Attending from Bonham were Mr. and Mrs Cecil II Carter and sons, (Yell Blanton and and Mr and Mrs Martin A Carter. and sons, Jimmie, Pat and Johnnie Mack Mrs E. G.

McClure, Jr and children, Mike and Kay. Mr and Mrs George Carter and daughter. Wilma, and Mr and Mrs A Carter, Sr. Two of the children In Immediate family were unable to attend They were Mr. and Mrs Jim Warren and Tom Carter of San An- S.

V. Wilson Honored With Family Reunion BAILEY, Aug. 16 (spl) S. V. Wilson was named honoree for a family reunion at the home of his daughter.

Mrs Glen Smith Sunday. Attending were children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Children present were Mr. and Mrs V. Wilson of Topeka, Mr.

and Mrs. Neal of Leonard and Mr and Mrs. Glen Smith. Grandchildren attending wore Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Brewer of Bailey, morn- and Mrs. Sam Williams of 11 Leonard while present were Peggie Brewer of Bailey, and David and Charles Williams of Leonard. Two grandchildren, James and Bob Berry of Dallas, were unable to attend. at day I desirin, ill be abl ANNOUNCING Brannon Jewelers SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS A Record Order Service The Hit In Stock Watch Repair Service Of Watches) We While You ('omtunw Rcaet Stones, On (lips, Etc. Fountain Pens and Electric DfllRV QUEEN I i Mrs.

Curtis Bolin I call at the Jueen your Free Pt. Dairy Before NOON Tomorrow. I-adieu I watch thin ad daily for YOITK 11 ai i Tiie u-viee of met of 'hrist in Memorial the ehurc who get down te isine seldom get up in the world I ICE CREAM SANDWICHES PINEAPPLE SPLIT Holding Revival Auj (Spi man. pastor 'hurch, is aldt on, nnnvs Mon. la morning will) in rs Mrs Lonni At nip, prmldt I minui nm ii 1 i lll-vot iomtl i mil brought Vis DR.

J. R. JACKSON, Optometrist CLOSED ON SATURDAY PHONE 856 Bonhem 204 E. 4th St. Noel Nelson a.id and Doris Jean, hon.e of Mr.

Nelson at Mr. and Mrs. daughters, Susan Dallas, visited in and Mrs. C. over the weekend.

Other guests in Nelson were Mrs. J. Nelson and children. Lety May an1! Doyle from McKinney, and Mr. an I Mrs.

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Hale Cornelius and children of Dallas spent last nignt with mother, Mrs. Marvin loin Mr. and Mrs Cornelius and sons, Corky and Dick, left today spend several days Texoma. daughter, Carol Jean, remained with her grandmother. Peggy Wade Is Shower Honoree Wade, bride-elect of Jackie Herriage, whose wedding ill be an event of August 27.

as honored recently with two showers. Monday Mrs. Kaye Haney, Noel Burnett, and Miss Md- I Herriage for a I shower for Miss Wade at church. Tin- hostesses served to 4H guests Tinn I were 23 who sent but were un- able to Last week the Fellowship lass of the Clark Memorial Methodist entertained in church annex with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Wade. colors of blue and white were used in the decorations and which wen served 35 guests signing gift book Mrs Mar- Jeum directed tire games.

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