16 Apr 1941
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1941
Page
1
Mrs. J. P. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brown and grandchildren thank friends for kindness, sympathy, and support during illness and the death of their dear companion. Special thanks to Dr. Kennedy for his ministry and compassion.
Thirty one candidates for degrees will be conferred at Texas A and M College February 8 in a mid term program. Registrar EB J patient Station notes a scant number and lists candidates for graduation.
Howell states that 81 candidates will receive degrees with nine pursuing master of science and 72 earning bachelor’s degrees. No formal graduation exercises will be held.
Mr and Mrs Chia Phillips of Ely announce the birth of a son on Monday morning. The baby has been named Tony Ross.
Longview Texas January 10 The Bob by Manziel No 1 Lee Bell wild gasser in the Hawking field of Wood county was brought under control after 2000 sacks of cement were pumped through a drill pipe to the bottom of the hole The gas broke through fissures yesterday and was shut off The well had blown wild for 10 days earlier and then again after a prior shutoff Four days after the first shutdown the well blew out again There are still nearly 39000 cultural people in the United States who do not have easy access to permanent public library service.
Readers urged to buy Christmas money beauty items including bath preparations antiseptic lipsticks and makeup. Highlights include large bottle of lotion for winter use amid North of the Mason-Dixon line, a multifoam bath, bronze makeup, and a complementary liquid rouge with a warm rose beige powder for finishing touches.
A reflective meditation on the war’s destruction and the possible long term lessons. The piece suggests future generations may understand the lessons, wars might end, and Americans grow to love freedom more deeply and broaden their sympathies.
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A garbled report discusses vestments and fiscal concepts as sources outline a plan for better tax control and budgetary practice. It notes reaction from state committees and mentions hoped changes without detailing concrete tax increases or specific dates.
Windom community updates include visits from Mr and Mrs T J Ja Mi Peekr Jak ope and family, deaths and illnesses, and relatives gathering in Sherman and Nashville. Miss Hannah Morgan leaves for Scarritt Bible School in Nashville, Tom Chitwood builds east town home, and Mrs Davis takes over Smith’s grocery. Local visitors from Fort Worth and Abilene report daily life, with church and school news and first Monday gatherings noted.
The report lists several families experiencing sickness in the community. It notes Will Moore and Moore's family, Richardon family, Jess Allen and Jim Bennethy as affected. Mrs Iaither Fore end Mrs Mel vy Patterson visit their mother and husband and children Henry Alen left the 7th for the ay dame Barry and Leon Cason returned to a cancl at A and M Granny Wolford will spend time with her daughter.
Report notes more than 6 000 900 Americans dine at AAA farms this year, representing about 82 percent of the nation. The figure reflects growing support for farm dining programs and regional partnerships.
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