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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1925
Page
3
Sunday School at 9 30 and 9 45 vary by church with preaching at 11 and 7 45. Baptist Young People's groups meet through the day with a 6 pm senior B Y P U. Christian Church emphasizes ongoing religious instruction as core obligation.
The Christian church schedules Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 50 a m with a sermon on The Significance of the New Disposition. An 8 p m joint service with First Methodist is planned. Epworth Leaguers from Sherman District visit. Dr McConnell delivers a consecration sermon Saturday at 8 p m. Rev Walter W Armstrong, pastor.
Kenneth Evans visits Sherman yesterday as W L Parr and family arrive from Waco. Miss Isabel Moor and Virginia Cunningham spend days in Honey Grove. Thomas Parr returns from California to visit relatives, Miss Martha Trout in Sherman. Various locals travel for health, work, or tourism with notes on arrivals and departures.
An advertisement for Quince Cream highlights pure sweet cream sweet milk eggs and sugar with fresh fruits. Hontex Dairy Producers lists phone number 374 for contact.
Classified notice seeks several small farms for immediate sale. Names J M Lowrey appear as contact or seller. Local brokerage announces available parcels and urges quick inquiry.
A memory of Ben driving oxen for Dale's sawmill recalls Old Blue the lead ox wandering off into the woods near Lovelace Lake. Ben pursued with a long whip used as a lasso and corralled the animal back to the fold while the accompanying language rumbled along the creek bottom in boisterous, colorful fashion.
A fragment notes ice cold watermelon and Pierce's Sand which Bhop with a phone number 146. The readable text provides a brief kiosk or vendor reference without full context.
Ben Moss of Oklahoma attends Old Settlers reunion in Simpson Park. He says he has lived here long enough to feel part of the community and ties in with the gathering during the meeting.
Mrs S D Smith entertained a Thursday bridge gathering at her West Fourth Street home. Three tables played with high score a blue luster basket awarded to Mrs Francia Steger and consolation handkerchiefs to Mrs J Bowling. A pink and white plate lunch followed for guests including Mesdames Roy Gass, Edgar Womack, Denton Williams, Chas Leslie, Francis Steger, D Bowling and Misses Virginia Baird, Una and Mary Hunter, Henryjo Gale, Omie Semple and the hostess.
Used lumber advertised for sale by Everybody's No. 1 with a call to order. Promotes an ice cream dessert offering and mentions Bontex Dalry Produccta in unclear wording.
W A Martin remained silent after being jailed on a murder charge in Denton County for Deputy Sheriff R B Parsons’s shooting. A 40-man posse from Denton Dallas Cooke and Wise Counties used Browning machine guns to force Martin from his barricaded home, leading to his surrender after a signal on the porch. Parsons, 60, was mortally wounded in Market Square. the case awaits an examining trial with bail discussions rejected.
A brief classified style item notes a cotton sack duck at 802 Ly grade priced at 21 1 2 cents. Bowling Produce Co located opposite the post office with phone 444 is listed as the contact.
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