11 Aug 1950
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1950
Page
1
Six room home in Dodd City with water light and gas on all weather street. Close to town with quick possession offered for 3000 dollars. Real estate listing includes local and out of town clients visiting the office daily seeking farms homes and business property for immediate action.
A dense ad listing multiple farms and homes for sale near Bonham with mixed land, pasture, cult, and improvements. Includes 75 acre and 120 acre tracts, 4 room to 6 room houses, barns, wells, pecan trees, and electrical service. Various prices and terms offered. water supplied by wells and pools. school bus routes noted.
New York home economist Demetria Taylor promotes color schemes in meals, arguing colorful foods cost no more than dull ones. she cautions against mixing red items like tomatoes and beets. A fashion note highlights cotton ottoman fabric and convertible cardigan dresses from Nelly Don, enabling dressy or casual looks. Paris designers plan seven mass produced creations priced 60 to 160 dollars for American firms.
Fashion notes describe Paris style clothing sold with most work unfinished and fittings included in price. Materials come from France’s luxury fabric houses and one or two fittings finish each garment. Vacation School opens ideas for child care with a Geneva Illinois expert and a Mrs. Margaret Jordan running a children’s hotel for parents to relax. Fall gardens urged with early plantings in August.
Ira Conners of Brenham, Texas, a sergeant in the U S 28th Division, was commissioned a second lieutenant for superior battlefield leadership. He serves with the 27th Infantry Regiment in Korea.
In Milwaukee, friends warn the owner of a Chinese American restaurant that a misspelled sign may turn customers away. The sign reads Chow Mean, possibly deterring diners and affecting business.
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