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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement lists ingredients for Our Ice Cream including weet cream sweet milk eggs sugar and fresh fruits. Brand name Bontex Dairy Producers appears with a phone code J74 indicating contact details.
Local residents travel for visits and guests in Oklahoma City and surrounding towns. Edna Bridge and Mrs James Chapman Jr thân and families are among those visiting relatives. Aguilera and Elkins households note illness and recovery while others plan trips to Shawnee Colorado and New Orleans via Ada and Denison connections.
Dr. C M Rosser urges doctors to support the act and the courts in enforcing qualifications for treating the sick. He notes pride in Bonham and invites a public meeting speech after a recent trial, aiming to educate physicians from surrounding counties.
Bowling Produce Co. advertises a cotton sack duck sold by Loz Asrade for 21 1 2 cents, located opposite the post office with phone number 444. A lingering quip about bachelors follows.
A terse, odd preface hints at self-promotion while cautioning against loud self-praise. The fragment suggests a colloquial line about vanity and restraint in boasting.
The I C White store on East Fifth and Center streets is under repairs. The basement will house a barber shop run by R Z Woodruff, who operates a shop on the east side.
The notice urges residents to settle water charges by the tenth of the month to avoid penalties. It includes a dated style line about saving on late payments and echoes a vintage newspaper tone with brief asides and old-time branding.
In Bonham the Epworth Leagues quarterly conference gathers at the Odist Church with talks on League problems and a special music program. A 6:30 PM banquet for visiting and local leagues precedes an 8:00 PM address by Dr F M McConnell, pastor of the Baptist Church. Everyone is invited.
Black Land Farms announces it is in the market for a good farm and invites interested buyers to contact M. Lowrey at 27-860 pe oJ. for details.
Miss Wilimata Clutter entertained the younger crowd with an informal dance at her home on Wednesday evening honoring her guest Miss Adeline Haden of Dallas. Punch was served to Misses Haden Helen White Mary Campbell Mary Ida Myers Ruth Annette Shields Sarah Chapman Ida Lee Bobbie Rainey Kathryn Mitchel Jewell Lucille Baugh Mozelle caner Charlie Gus Reid Harry Mors Roberts Sidney Smith Jack Aldrich Randall McMahon Gerod Burnett Harry McClure and guests Milton Cashion of De Ridder Eu Blase Sullivan of Dallas Orel Horton Kenneth Haggard Eugene Mitchell of Kentucky William Davis of Oklahoma City.
Miss Helen White entertained at her Beach Street home with three tables of bridge and forty yesterday. Guests included Adeline Haden of Dallas Wilmetta Clutter Ida Lee Bobbie Rainey Mary Steger Mary Campbell Jean Mitchell Kathryn Mitchell Sarah Chapman Ruth Annett Shields Ruth Starnes Mary Ida Myers and others. Kodak pictures were taken and two delectable courses were served with assistance from Mrs. Ed Weathersby and Mrs. I B Davis of Oklahoma City.
The Auxiliary of the U S A Presbyterian Church holds a market Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at Smith and Jones. Phone orders to 220 25-3t.
The Old Settlers reunion opens at Simpson Park with flags in downtown storefronts. President Newt Ridings and Rev. John W. Inzer are noted guests as planners outline two day schedules of prayers, addresses, songs, and memorial services at Halsell Caldwell Co. and Simpson Park.
Real estate notice urges quick purchase of Bonham property with bargains and easy terms offered by J. M. Lowrey, inviting buyers to act before values rise.
Trade offer for cotton seck duck is listed by Powling Produce Co opposite the post office. Contact via phone 444.
An item lists inches for a supply panel and mentions a Purple Transfer sheet size and related measurements. The fragment implies specification details but lacks full context or dates.
The Nazarene tent meetings drew larger crowds with both morning and evening services better attended. Rev. Haynie delivered two stirring messages on prayer as a safeguard and on mercy as the basis of salvation, warning against substituting church membership for personal faith. Choir leader Rev. Fisher led splendid singing as the audience was invited to prayer.
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