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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
4
The Bonham Fire Department publicly thanks Mrs. Virginia Massey for a substantial check given after the recent fire at her West 8th Street residence. The department and Mrs. Massey both appreciate the department’s work in handling the incident.
Joe T. Keene reports a Texas rescue of a defunct bank. New Boston opens Monday with ministers offering prayers and pledges that the state guaranty fund will not cover debts, as stockholders restore the bank to a clean slate and resume business.
Miss Josephine Gray returns to C I A Denton after a brief visit with her parents Dr and Mrs M V Gray. Alma Witherspoon returns to C I A after visiting home. Alma, Mary Ifannah and other FAA students visit Denton. Glenn German visits from Vinita Oklahoma and has gained weight. John Nunn reports start at Nunn Bush Weldon Shoe Co in Milwaukee and Y M C A stay with a Greenville acquaintance.
This week features daily services at 7 30 pm during the closing days of Lent. Maundy Thursday marks the institution of Holy Communion with celebration, Friday honors the crucifixion, and there is no service on Saturday. Richard Morgan Rector.
Bonham residents report thousands visited Denton on Sunday to see relatives at Co L A The Denton Chamber of Commerce arranged bus tours to view the town and surrounding countryside including the dam site Dallas may use for water in the future The school houses 1700 girls and young women under Dr Blayney who is praised for his leadership
Uncle Jake of The Dallas Journal, famed baseball prognosticator and humorist, travels from Dallas with the trade trippers tomorrow. He writes a sport column for The Journal and The Dallas News evenings and Sundays and has gained national fame for his pennant predictions over eleven years with few misses.
Miss Ruby Steele of N Main Street advertises a big pre Easter sale of millinery at 4t, inviting customers to shop for hats and related accessories before the holiday.
A grocery and meat shop emphasizes personal supervision by experienced men. The ad pledges high quality meat that is bought, lined and dressed under direct oversight and promises first class food and service from its complete grocery department.
Advertises limited seed supply from last year's county contest winner with the slogan More Cotton on fewer acres. Includes note to call for seed and mentions Kasch Seed from Ed Kasch pedigree seed at $1.50 per bushel. Signed D. W. Hill.
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