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CHILDREN HAVE CHANGED — Mrs. C.
5 B. Bryant III, is shown with her pretty daugh-
" ters and handsome son. The children were
| quite small when the family moved from Bon-
THE BONHAM (Texas) HERALD, THURSDAY FEB. 4, T965
ham to Jefferson some four years ago. From
left to right are Manila, 1 Mrs. Bryant and
Nan, with the son, Bud, seated in front.
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1 Hail Quilting
I Club Meets with
: Mrs. Grisham
1 HAIL (Spl.) — The Hail
) Quilting club met with Mrs.
| John Grisham Thursday at 10
a.m. for a day of quilting,fel-
lowship and a covered dish
A luncheon, serin to o
F One quilt was completed dur-
I ing the day.
■ Mrs. Grisham presented an
appropriate devotional, and the
| group .drew names for the sur-
1 . prise, package, which was won
] * by Mrs. Harlen Deary.
Mrs. Duncan received a gift
/ from her secret pal.
. Members attending the meet-
ing Twer e Mrs. John Mc-
Cormack, Mrs. I. D. Dun-
( can, Mrs. Bill Crawford, Mrs.
Troy; Webster, Mrs. Jodie Rob-
erts, Mrs. E H Taylor, Mrs.
Buster Shepherd, Mrs. Deary,
1 Mrs. Don. Kinkade, Mrs. Leon-
■ and Ellis, Mrs. Katie Latimer
F and Mrs. Grisham.
The next meeting will be
/ held in the home of Mrs. Roy
1 Kinkade on Feb. 3.
Former Residents To
Make Home Here
“We enjoyed living in Dallas
and Jefferson very much, but
we are really happy to be back
in Bonham," Mrs. C. B. Bry-
ant, III, (Lib Bryant) fold us
Friday when we interrupted
her in the midst of trying to
get things in Order since mov-
ing into the former home of
the Charles Thompsons at 300
Agnew street.
The family, Lib, C. B., and
children, 11-year-old Marilla,
12-year-old Nan, and Bud, or
C. B. IV, the 9-year-old son,
were Bonham residents a few
years ago, moving here from
Whitewright. They moved to
Dallas for a year, then lived in
Jefferson some four years be-
fore moving back to Bonham
recently. A banker in White-
wright, Dallas and Jefferson,
he has assumed the office of
vice president at the Bonham
State bank.
In Jefferson the girls were
Blue Bird and Camp Fire girls,
1 Mrs. Farris Is
A Hostess to Club
IVANHOE Spl.) — Mrs. Wil-
liam Farriswas " hostess
j to members; of the Ivan-
hoe Friendship club recently.
Mrs. James Calloway, Mrs.
Emmett Jones, Mrs. Wendell
Foreman and Mrs. John Myra-
cle won the game prizes.
Several members were ab-
sent because of illness.
The hostess served refresh-
ments to five members.
S-Sgt. Wilks Returns
From Year in Alaska
S-Sgt. Bobby J. Willis of the
. U. S. Air Force has returned
* home from a year’s tour of du-
I tyin Alaska.
( While the sergeant was in
I Alaska, his wife and four chil-
dren have been living in Bon-
. ham. They will move to Fort
Worth soon, where Sgt. Wilks
I will be stationed at Carswell
j Air Force base *
Windom HD Club
Has Program on
Family Life
WINDOM (Spl.) — "Tips on
Family Life in the Home,” was
the Windom Home Demonstra-
tion club program in a recent
meeting held in the school
lunchroom. Having program
parts were Miss Flora Brewer,
Mrs. John Fox and Mrs. Par-
ker Chaney.
Roll call was answered with
an article members had read
about home life. Mrs. Earl
Brewer gave the devotional.
Mrs. A. J. Thompson led the
club in singing “America.” Mrs.
Winchster won the game prize.
The finance committee report-
ed on ways to earn mopey for
the club. Mrs. Wayne Burke was
elected delegate to the District
THDA meeting to be held in Mc-
Kinney in April., i
Mrs. Billy Joe Roberts and
Mrs. Thompson served refresh-
ments to 20 members and two
guests, Mrs. Jo Brewer and
niece, Robbin Rankin.
and Lib was, on the Marshall
County Camp Fire council. She
was also den mother for Bud’s
Cub Scouts.
The, girls both will be active
here in Camp Fire, with Nan
already invited to be in Mrs.
Hardie Butler’s group, and Ma-
rilla making plans to join a
group. Both of the girls have
been taking piano and they plan
to continue here with their mu-
sic. They have blossomed into
very pretty “almost young
teenagers.”
When they lived in Bonham
before, while he was with the
First National bank, the Bry-
ants were active members of
the Bonham Golf club where
they both golfed and played
bridge and were members of a
dinner club and other clubs.
They have been frequent visi-
tors here since moving away
and kept up many contacts with
friends, so they just feel they
are “back home.” Lib is a na-
tive of Honey Grove and still
has many friends there.
Surprise Party for
Mrs. Art Driggers
BAILEY; Spl.) — Mrs. Art
Driggers was surprised on her
birthday Friday when the mem-
bers of the Bailey Quilting club
gathered at her home,, bringing
a decorated birthday cake, oof-
fee and a gift.
A shut-in member of the club,
Mrs. Driggers received a love-
ly nightgown from the mem-
bers.
Mrs. Clarence Turner, who
had baked the cake, and Mrs.
Elmer Berryhill served cake
and coffee to the honoree and
to Mrs. Walter Booher, Mrs.
Bertha Fleming, Mrs. John
Griffitt, Mrs. Blanche Fletcher
and Mrs. John Maness.
This club has a practice of
always providing some kind of
surprise for the memberson
birthdays.
Grandson Visits
Mrs. Sam Meade
. Louis Quigg spent the week-
end : in Bonham visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Sam Meade,
and uncle, John Meade, and his
family.
A freshman student at Austin
college, Quigg is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Quigg
of Pueblo, Colo.
Relatives, Friends
Visit In Randolph
1 By Miss Julia Thacker
RANDOLPH (Spl:) — Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Tilger of Denison
and Mr. and Mrs. Ozel Rainer
of Fort Worth visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Shelley Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs A. E. Spicer
have returned from California
where they attended the funer-
al services for his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright
have bought Mrs. Fay Massey’s
home. Mrs. Massey has moved
to Ramsey rest home in Bon-
ham;
Bennie Johnson is in a Leon-
ard rest home. Before going
to the rest home he had made
his home with Mr. and Mrs. Er-
nest Ferrill.
Miss Lena Parker is staying
in Bonham with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sau-
ders, while Mrs. Sauders recov-
ers from a fall.
Mrs. Jesse Cotham has re-
turned from a Sherman hospi-
tal. Mrs. Burger Davis of Dal-
las, Mrs. Theodore Vincent of
Bailey, Mrs. Billy Wilson
of Richardson and Mrs. A. C.
Lyles of Caddo Mills have been
staying with Mrs. Cotham while
she is confined to bed.
Mr. arid Mrs. George Kelley
of El Paso, Mr. and Mr's. Leon
Lockleir of Mesquite, and Mrs.
Lethel Langley of Leonard were
recent visitors with Mrs. Irene
Jones and her brother, Albert
Langley.I
Mrs. J. L. Lee and her daugh-
ter, Maribob, and Susie Reyn-
olds of Dallas, were recent vis-
itors with Mrs. Nell Sudderth.
Mrs. Waterson of Dodd City
is visiting in the home of Mrs.
Flossie Waterson and family.
Mrs. Johnnie Shelley ofBon-
ham visited her father-in-law,
Decator Shelley 'Monday night.
Women’s News
90+h Birthday Jan. 28
Mrs. Doan Remembers
Trips to Old Warren
DODD CITY J(Spl.) — Mrs.
Anna Doan, who can still re-
member going to Old Warren,
the first county seat of Fannin
county, with her parents was 90
years old Thursday, but cele-
brated her birthday Jan. 24 with
a dinner given by her daugh-
: ter, Mrs. M. L. Brent, in Dodd
City, Mrs. Doan makes her
home with the Brents,
5 "I can remember going to Old
Warren with my parents when
I was a little girl,’’ Mrs. Doan
said. “We often went to the
old courthouse, a log structure,
as my father was a witness in
several trials in those days."
Mrs. Doan was born at Lamas-
co, the daughter of Jim and
Mary Hassell. She married J.
the parents of seven children,
five are still’ living.
"Mother still sews some and
reads The Daily Favorite,1” Mrs.
Brent said, "She is really quite
active to be 90 years old.”
The dinner honoring Mrs.
Doan was held on the birthday
of her son, Norman Doan. The
birthday cake held nine candies,
one candle for each 10 years.
Attending the dinner party
were Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ward
of Lamasco, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Doan, Mrs. Christine Doan,
Judy and Sue, Mrs. Ambers
Newell, Mrs. Minnie Griffis,
Mrs. Tom Wilks, and Jim Wil-
liams, all of Bonham, * Mrs.
Emily Doan of Sherman, and
Mr. and Mrs. Brent.
Mrs. Doan’s children are Mrs.
E. J. Ward of Lamasco, C. H.
Doan of Dutch Mills, Ark., E.
R. Doan of Miami, Okla., Nor-
man Doan of Bonham, and Mrs.
Brent of Dodd City. She has
nine grandchildren.
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Series of Parties
Given for Guest
Of Mrs. Pagan
A guest of Mrs. Julia Pagan’s,
Mrs. William Magoffin of Glen-
dale, Calif., was entertained by
girlhood friends this past week
at several small gatherings.
Mrs. Pagan was hostess for
several hospitalities for her
guest, inviting small groups of
former friends in to visit with
Mrs. Magoffin, who was the
former Nancy Bramlette of
Bonham.
2 Violet Luncheon
1 Mrs. John Bacon Saunders en-
tertained with a luncheon hon-
oring Mrs. Magoffin, for which
she decorated the table with a
center arrangement of violets.
She also used violet place
cards, and the dessert, for the
two course luncheon, was serv-
ed in dainty flower -pots deco-
rated with fresh violets on tht
plate
Guests for this luncheon were
former friends of the honoree—
Mrs. J. R. Rainey, Mrs. Ralph
Risser, Miss Sarah Chapman,
Mrs. Pagan, Mrs. Dick Saun-
ders, Miss Mary Alice Pritch-
ett, Mrs. C. H. VanZandt, Mrs.
Jack Saunders and Mrs. Mag-
offin.
Dinner Given
Mrs. C. H. Van Zandt enter-
tained with a family dinner
honoring the visitor, when the
guests were her brothers and
their wives — Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Saunders, Mr. and Mrs.
John Bacon Saunders,, and Dr.
and Mrs. Jack Saunders. Other
dinner guests were Miss Mary
Alice Pritchett, Mrs. J. R.
Rainey, Mrs. Pagan, and the
honoree.
Mrs. Magoffin is in Dallas
this week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bert Spivy, and Mr. Spivy,
who are former Bonhamites,
before making the return trip
to her California home.
A widow, Mrs. Magoffin has
a married daughter who lives
with her family in Maine.
Bobby Sanderson
Attends Retreat
Bobby Sanderson spent sever-
al days last week at a Baptist
retreat in Palestine planned for
mid-term for members of Bap-
tist Student Union college stu-
dents in this area.
Vice president of the North
Texas B. S. U., Sanderson ac-
companied some 100 students
from North Texas alone to the
retreat, where they heard out-
standing speakers and mission-
aries.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Sanderson, he is the first Ray-
burn Foundation scholarship
winner. He is a freshman ma-
joring in government at North
Texas. After the retreat, he ar-
rived in Bonham Friday to
spend the remainder of his mid-
term vacation with his,family.
Mrs. Annie Caldwell
Returns From Mesquite
Mrs. Annie Caldwell has re-
turned from Mesquite where she
visited her sons, Billy Joe Cald-
well, and Mrs. Caldwell, and
Ray Neal Caldwell, and Mrs.
Caldwell. __.---
FOREIGN STUDENT GUEST HERE — Miss Gloria Sevogia-
Philip, a beautiful senorita from Puebla, Mexico, was a house
guest here of her University of Texas friend, Miss Rexen Hanes,
during mid-term vacation. (Favorite Photo)
Rexene Hanes Has
Guest From Mexico
By Mrs. Aubrey McAlister
A glamorous and brilliant stu-
dent visitor from south of the
border spent the mid-term va-
cation from the University of
Texas in Bonham. She
was Miss Gloria Segovia-Philip
of Puebla, state of Puebla,
Mexico.
A house guest of Miss Rexene
Hanes, who is a senior at the
university, the dark-eyed spark-
ling Miss Segovia is a graduate
chemistry student at the uni-
versity.
“Gloria is on the floor above
mine in our dormitory,” Rexene
said, “and we have had many
good times together.”
"I enjoyed seeing the Ray-
burn Library here,” Gloria said
as she talked of visiting Rexene
and meeting al1 of her family.
She told of the drive up from
Austin, and the stop in Dallas
where she was interested in be-
ing shown the spot where Pres-
ident Kennedy was assassi-
nated, the Southland skyline
view, and the S.M.U. campus;
This was her first trip this far
north.
“I was a .guest of Gloria’s in
her Puebla home during the
first week of Christmas vaca-
tion,” Rexene reminded us as
she told of her visit with Glor-
ia, her mother, her retired doc-
tor father, and 21-year-old
brother.
“My brother is going to be a
doctor, too," Gloria said. She
said he is enrolled in the medi-
cal school at the University of
Puebla.
“It is one of our finest uni-
versities,” Gloria reported. She
received her B. S. degree from
the university.
“They are a wonderful fam-
ily,” Rexene exclaimed ...
“but impulsive .. we were
having a late breakfast when I
visited them and Gloria asked
what we could do that day. Her
brother replied we could go to
Acapulco down on the coast. It
was a long drive, but we start-
ed gaily off in the middle of the
day .. . spent a couple of days
there and had a wonder-
ful time."
Gloria,, who is only 22 years
of age, said she attended an
American school, - Incarnate
Word college in San Antonio,
for one semester for her only
American school experience be-
fore coming to the university.
“You should all be proud of
Rexene, too,” Gloria said, re-
minding us that Rexene, who
.is majoring in government
with an economics and history
minor, is a straight “A” stu-
dent at the university. Rexene
has applied for a scholarship to
do graduate work in some La-
tin American school after she
graduates in the spring.
“If the diplomatic services
were interested in employing
women in good positions'; I’d
love to go into that service
when I finish my education,”
Rexene said.
They’ll be missing a bet if
they overlook Rexene, too, we
.thought, -
The girls had to leave for
Austin Saturday, cutting short
their vacation as they were due
to attend a .dinner party given
by Gloria’s host family in Aus-
tin. Each foreign student has a
host family, they explained,
who tries to see that they enjoy,
their year at the university.
Dallas Visitors
In Hendrix Home
Mr. and Mrs. Williard White
of Dallas were Sunday visitors
in the home of his sister, Mrs.
Rex, Hendrix, and Mrs. Hendrix.
By Mrs. Loyd Long
EDHUBE (Spl.) — Mrs. chad
Biggs, president, led the club
creed and the Texas Home
Demonstration Association
prayer to open the Ed-
hube Home Demonstration club
meeting Thursday in the Ed-
hube community center. Mrs.
Biggs also conducted a business
session.
Roll call was answered by
giving "books I’ve read on fam-
ily living,” and the minutes
were read by Mrs. Loyd Long.
Mrs. Watt Owenby was chos-
en to represent Edhube at the
council meeting at which dele-
gates will be elected to attend
the state convention. Mrs.
Owenby, who is Triple E chair-
man, also appointed a commit-
tee of Mrs. Chad Biggs and
Mrs. Elmer Kinkade to visit the
Leonard Rest home.
The program" for the month
was concerned with problems
as we grow older, and Mrs.
Paul Hawkins gave a test on
“How old are you&” Mrs. Long
read a story on the same theme
in “My Father and the Big
Camelia.”
Mrs. Owenby gave a demon-
stration on shoe covering and
bag making.
Mrs. Hawkins was hostess
for the meeting and served cup
cakes and punch during the so-
cial hour to eight members and
two children.
Mrs. Kenneth Cline will be
hostess for the next meeting on
Feb. 11.
Birthday Party for
Juliann Bellows
ECTOR (Spl.) — Juliann Bel-
lows celebrated her first birth-
day on' Jan. 27 with a family
party given by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe E. Bellows. . --
Pictures were made and birth-
day cake, ice cream, and punch
were served to Juliann’s
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bellows of Ector a nd
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shinpaugh, -
Sr., of Bonham,, and to Mrs.
James Beavers, Becky and Ed-
ward of Bonham.
Athers attending the party
were Mrs. Ernest Hill, an di
children, Ernie, John and Judy,
arid Mrs. Osha Weathersby and
Mary and Sarah Keener, all of
Ector, i
Friendship Club 1
Has Meeting .
By Mrs. J. W. Moncrief
RAVENNA (Spl.) — Mrs.
Della Kincade was hostess to
the Friendship clubin her
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Marvin Garrison direct-
ed games with the prize going
to Mrs. Earl Price.
Others attending were Mrs.
C. A. Henley, Mrs. David Mc-
Clure and Mrs. Clay Taylor.
Mrs. Garrison won the door
prize and the hostess served re-
freshments.
Personals
Mrs. Dovie Bond has return-
ed from Grapevine where she
had been visiting relatives for
the past three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robin-
son of Gainesville visited her
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Sewell,
Mr. Sewell and family. While
the Robinsons and Sewells vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs.W.. W. 3
Warnell, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Moncrief and Mrs. Ferne Jones.
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