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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1925
Page
2
Health improves with reports that J R Lannon and Arthur Stevens are better. Community members visit, attend meetings, and welcome guests from Ravenna and Oklahoma. A baby girl was born to Roy and Mrs Taylor, and cotton picking is lighter this season.
Savoy health is good cotton picking is active both gins run full time Mrs S A Harper torn house for new homes Bennett house burned Sunday at eleven o clock origin of the fire unknown with eleven hundred dollars insurance Bernadine Peathridge visited from Rockwall last week W Porter of Long Branch toured Mt Pleasant to visit his son Calvin Porter and Lorene Wright of Fairview married in Sherman Rev J B Baxter officiating Rymone Porter and Harry Barter left for Phoenix Arizona J Fenton of Vernon visited his father who was hurt but is better J J Jenkins mentioned
The week features extensive social visits across Oklahoma City and Bonham with kin from Hopper Pirtle Cooper Moore Mayfield and others. A singing convention at the Baptist Church is announced and school on time reminders appear. Postmaster Vin Wells now heads the local post office and owns a filling station and garage.
Billie Henson, very feeble after a previous fall, died Monday and was buried at Fairview. Joe Hix visited family after coming from Slaton last week. Reports indicate rain in recent weeks improving crops. Albert Belote traveled to St Louis to buy goods for IE HW Arterberry and returned last Tuesday.
Mr. Ben Brian returned from West Texas. Carter of Bonham started a meeting Friday. Sister Miller filled the pulpit Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McVay of Hudsville attended the meeting. Miss Myrtle Brunson left Friday.
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