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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1925
Page
5
Arrivals and departures listed for Newton AGONS service on the 4a yper clad route. Sherman to Dallas express trips at 6 times daily with morning and evening departures and direct limited options. Schedule shows 30 minute to 3 hour intervals between trips and emphasis on direct connections to Dallas.
Fragmentary item notes pricing and quantities with unclear entities. A brief record mentions stock, prices, and percentages in a local market notice.
Mrs John Gill and granddaughter Nelda Glanton returned from six weeks with relatives in Eros and Louisiana. Mr and Mrs Elbert Schillings welcomed an eleven pound boy since the 4th. Miss Helen Thornton returned to Buyers Texas after visiting Mr and Mrs Claude Hodge. Mrs Elmer Mitchell returned to Dallas. Mrs G W Farr announced arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Carroll Farr of Dallas. Mr and Mrs John R Sadler of Waco visited here this past week. Mrs Jessie Taylor of Greenville visits her parents R E McClary. Misses Caroline Norma Cawthorne and Annie Crawford of Bonham visited Miss Frances Gray and Mercle Garner. Mr and Mrs J O Stewart and Julenson returned from Plainview and West Texas. Mr and Mrs John Biggs spent the week in Unnon Texas. Dr S E K Spence returns from Lubbock and West Texas. reports plenty of rain. He traveled by car. Mrs Henry Dillard and daughter Marian visit Dallas relatives this week.
This week’s crossword by Mrs L E Walter offers clear definitions and quick entries. Readers report fast times, with one solver finishing a twenty minute clue in seven minutes.
Mr Ted Biggers returns from a six week hospital course in Dallas. Miss Alta Thomas Ruby Nicewarmer Opal Sikes attend Commerce schools and were vaccinated for typhoid while home. Goldie Hollis hosted a lively party. Moore s Chapel visited Edhube to play ball. the Cats were defeated 8 to 1.
Mulberry residents held a Friday dinner to raise funds for church and school lights. About 250 people attended, including nearly 100 visitors from Denison and Bonham groups. Plates cost $1, with proceeds aiding recently installed lighting. speakers from Denison and local farmers attended, and a sing song followed. One long-time organizer, J. Hall, was absent due to illness but expected to recover with care.
Chanap Life Saver Buck McNeil a New York dockmaster is named champion life saver after earning nearly fifty decorations from many nations for courage in saving human life.
Notice advises paying water bills before the tenth to avoid penalties. It also promotes McKelva Rug and Upholstering Co for dust, dirt, and grease removal from living room suites and car upholstery. Contact numbers are listed as 511 R 2 and 374 for ice cream.
Friends of Mrs. R A Crank of Prosper Texas announce the arrival of a nine and a half pound boy born July 30 Formerly Miss Elva Thompson of this city, well wishers extend congratulations to Mr and Mrs Crank on the news.
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