MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT

BISHOP-WHITLOCK
Mr. Eulys Bishop and Miss Elsie Whitlock were married at the residence of Rev. W. E. Anderson on South Waverly Drive in Dallas last Monday night at 8:30 o'clock.
In the wedding party that left Carrollton were: Mr. Oliver Godfrey and Misses Fay Whitlock and Bernice Kirksey, and the bride and groom.
The ring ceremony was used and the Bride's former pastor, Rev. W. E. Anderson officiated. After the marriage an enjoyable evening was spent by the entire party in Rev. Anderson's Home.
The bride and groom remained in Dallas, shopping and visiting friends until Tuesday evening when they arrived at the Kirksey home where they were the honored guests in a six o'clock dinner given by Miss Bernice Kirksey.
They will reside in Carrollton where Mr. Bishop has a profitable barber business and where Mrs. Bishop will continue her work in the Sales Department of Hudson-Davis Company.
The bride and groom come from the finest kind of families and both are consistent Christian young people highly esteemed for their stalwart type of manhood and womanhood by a host of friends. The Chronicle joins a host of friends in congratulations and in expressing delight that they are going to remain in Carrollton.

The Carrollton Chronicle - Friday, September 29, 1922
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

MRS EULYS BISHOP SHOWER
The ladies of the Union Missionary Baptist Church showered the new bride, Mrs. Eulys Bishop in the home of Mrs. Lona Smith Tuesday afternoon. Several from other churches co-operated. A composition of the "Life of the Bride" was prepared by Mrs. F. B. McMath and read, and contests and toasts were enjoyed. Little Earline Longmire and Kathleen Nix were each blacked and dressed as a piccaninny, and bore many huge baskets of gifts which they called "the washing."
Mrs. Bishop beautifully expressed thanks for the remembrances. Mrs. Earnest James presided at the punch bowl. Mrs. Loza Smith proved an ideal hostess and everyone present has a delightful time.

The Carrollton Chronicle - Friday, October 6, 1922
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

Bishop Saves a Finger

Eulys Bishop came near to losing the index finger on his right hand Monday morning when he was working with the engine on his car. He touched the fan belt which was not moving, and it moved instanter and pulled his glove and hand with it breaking the bones in the end of the finger and cutting the flesh to the bone.
Mr. Bishop went to Baylor hospital where doctors set the bones and sewed the flesh back in place and dressed the other portions of the hand, which were bruised a great deal. To forestall lockjaw a serum was administered. He returned home Wednesday. He certainly came near to losing a finger.

The Carrollton Chronicle - January 25, 1935

ARTICLES

Active as Secretary For Carrollton School

E. H. BISHOP
Much credit for the building of one of the most efficient public schools in Dallas County is given to E. H. Bishop, secretary of the Carrollton School Board. He recently made a survey of the school needs and recommended to the board application for a Federal loan to construct a gymnasium and additional classrooms to care for the steadily growing number of pupils in the school. Negotiations are underway with the public works administration with chances good for favorable action. Mr. Bishop said.

The Dallas Morning News - November 25, 1933
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

Tax Collector Quits After Heart Attack
CARROLLTON, TEXAS - E. H. Bishop, tax assessor-collector of the Carrollton Independent School District since 1955, has resigned after a heart attack.
School officials said Bishop quit the post "on advice of his physician."
His sucessor will be Charles E. Earle, now a tax appraiser for the City of Dallas. Earle will begin work March 1.

The Dallas Morning News - February 22, 1959
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

OBITUARY

Eulys H. Bishop

CARROLLTON, Texas - Funeral services for Eulys H. Bishop, of 1104 Maryland, a former tax assessor and collector for the Carrollton Independent School District, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Carrollton First Baptist Church. Burial arrangements were pending Wednesday night.
Mr. Bishop a long time Carrollton resident, died Wednesday in a Dallas hospital. He retired as tax assessor in April, 1963. He was a deacon in the First Baptist Church, a member of the Lions Club, a 32d degree Mason and a Shriner.
Survivors: Wife; a son, Dr. Alan Bishop of Arlington; a daughter, Mrs. Glenda Kirk of Carrollton; five brothers, Earnest Bishop f Aubrey, Denton County, Otis Bishop of Dallas, Walter Bishop and Claude Bishop of California and Marvin Bishop of Kansas; two sisters, Mrs. Fred White of Point, Rains County, and Mrs. Oscar Cole of Dallas, and five grandchildren.

The Dallas Morning News - January 2, 1964; Page: 17
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

BISHOP
ELSIE W. - 1901 - 1978
EULYS H. 1897 - 1964

Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas

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