Two Colored Men Debate on Cars and Pronunciation
Two colored men discuss automobiles owned by their employers. One mentions buying a new coop and the other corrects the pronunciation to coop pay, clarifying a coop is for chickens.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
5
Two colored men discuss automobiles owned by their employers. One mentions buying a new coop and the other corrects the pronunciation to coop pay, clarifying a coop is for chickens.
Mrs Susie Carl of Tulsa Oklahoma says the Favorite Prescription improved her health and benefited her daughters. She urges other women to try the remedy and notes it is available in tablets or liquid from drug stores. Readers can write the Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY for a free device or send 10 cents for a trial package.
Davis delivers the baccalaureate sermon to a good crowd at the Methodist church Sunday night. Graduates include Lela Blanton Alberta Jones Elizabeth McCord Florence Wise Lake Bledsoe Frank Johnson Clyde Hancock J D Jones Edgar Hiller. School closes May 15 with four nights of entertainment. Several local visits and travel noted among residents and visitors. A big rain with hail fell Friday evening.
An old lumber sale notice lists available material from a closed site. Readers are directed to contact the listing for dimensions and pricing amid a local classifieds flow.
Two riding cultivators one mower and rake four binders seven dollars to over each all in fair condition R Wrent miles east of Bonham 261 6.
In Corinth the rain keeps cool weather hurting the cotton crop while community health remains strong. Social notes record visits among residents as Mr. Clint Cummings and Miss Etheline Vermillion wed at Will Berger's home with Bro. Milam officiating.
Dr. S H Hopper died Sunday afternoon at age 71 from a long illness. Funeral held at his home with Bentram preacher in attendance. He leaves a wife six children and many grandchildren. School suspended Monday. community notes rain and busy social visits amid funeral observance.
The Sunday school ladies organized a eggs collection for Buckner's Orphan's Home during a dinner at Mr J W Fenner's. Miss Olena and Johnnie B Jackson visited Mrs Robertson on Blount Sunday while Mrs Ford and Grandmother Jackson called Tuesday afternoon. Mr J Od Jackson visited Mr Pruit Monday. Brother Milam led a regular appointment at Sinda. Mr and Mrs Will Berger traveled to Ravenna Friday afternoon.
Use MeNe Krenol Dip and Disinfectant to rid barns and houses of mites and fleas. Sold by J. vy. Chaf fin at 315 S. Main Bonham, phone 234- Red 264-36 mat.
The Maddrey home on about 40 acres in North Bonham sits on a paved road and could yield many lots. Evaris & Co invites buyers to calculate potential sale value and develop the tract.
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