Go Slow Mary farce wraps school term plans
The community enjoys a hen party and PTA meeting at the school house as English class prepares go slow Mary for the last night of school. Cast includes Orval Stoddard Vera Hicks Nancy Weathersby Eula Maye Chaffin Curtis Eldridge and others with local visitors and family notices. Spring hopes rise amid a March norther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keahey
Ada Keahey
Jordan
Mary
Billy Abbey
Orval Stoddard
Abbey
Vera Hicks
Tom Melton
Dodd City
Melvin Clayton
Bailey
Lilye Tribble
Dees
Oklahoma
W. E. Blassingame
Alma Bostic
Bonham
Willow Wild
C. N. Hopkins
Sherman
J. M. Russell
Amy
Virgil McNabb
Eula Maye Chaffin
Brotherton
Faye Busby
C. L. Hopkins
E. Spencer
Ford's Red Ball Stage Line Big Reduced Rates
The ad proclaims Ford's Red Ball Stage Line offering frequent round trips to Greenville Dallas Denison Durant Bonham to Dallas and Austin San Antonio with lowered fares. It notes a gravel road Bonham to Denison and through bus connections to Ardmore Sulphur Springs and other points, plus trains north to Kansas City and St. Louis and connections toward Tyler Terrell and Shreveport. Inquire for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Dallas
Denison
Durant
Bonham
Austin
San Antonio
Bonham Ars
Savey
Mikes
Madfil
Ardmore
Sulphur
Burgess Katy
Kansas City
St. Louis
Whitesboro
Gainesville
Wichita Falls
Ft. Worth
Denton
I*risco
Ada
Okmulgee
Sherman
McKinney
Terrell
Tyler
Mineola
Sulphur Springs
Commerce
Cooper
Texas
Shreveport
Mt. Pleasant
First National Euk
Menseris School Dismissed Friday for Institute Attendance
This morning the Menseris School was dismissed for Friday as teachers attend the Institute. The brief notice notes school operations paused to support faculty participation in the event.
Weather talk and local notices from Bonham district
Community notes describe ongoing corn planting and warming weather as farmers expect to begin cotton acreage. Reports cover singing conventions at Bonham and Sherman, local moves, illnesses, and a public citation by publication in a land title dispute involving the National Benevolent Association of the Christian Church and heirs of Keelan Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Sherman
Marvin's
Miss Ashley
Wayne Robinson
Randolph
Canaan
A. E. Humphrey
Ball Hicks
J. M. O'Neal
Sale Williams
Christine Williams
Whitewright
Fannin County
Fannin
Westrest
Keelyn Williams
Texas
National Benevolent Association of the Christian Church
St. Louis
Keelan Williams
T. M. Broadfoot
T. S. Luttrell
Roy Morgan
Frank Newberry
National Benevolent Association of the Christian Church of St
Clee
S. KE
Galbraith & Baldwin
W. R. Blair
Blair
Keglan Williams
Plyintil
Kanpin
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Bud Hughes
J. E. Whitley
R. L. Dobbs
Wade Lipscomb
J Hendricks
Marion ‘Kennedy
Sam Powers
W. N. Richie
Prec’t No
Jess Moore
Justice OF the Peace
Geo. P. Ball
Justice Precinct NO
J. S. Boggess
Charlie Lane
Irac
Turner
Lem Gouge
Pink Stoddard
Vannin County
Frank Wright
Lovelace
Paw
Vernon’ Henegar
Farris
Jeep McIntyre
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Fanuin County
Ford
Cis
BR. Heyualde Tubscce Compeouy
Winsten-Selem
State of
Cloud
T.vie
B. Richardson
Scott
Revd
Ory
West Seventh Street
Pius Box Service
Jones Electric’ Co
Opae
Frank Davis
Your Funes
B. Burynous
Cross
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