Opening Of Licht Plant 50 Years Ago Is Recalled
Dallas and Texas Ago recalls the Bonham electric light plant opening. The item notes the new electric light plant for Bonham will be in operation in several days, a fact of interest to older residents.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1939
Page
10
Dallas and Texas Ago recalls the Bonham electric light plant opening. The item notes the new electric light plant for Bonham will be in operation in several days, a fact of interest to older residents.
An oil painting by Mine Pauline Mauldin of Bonham was presented at a memorial service at Savoy Church. The work, gifted by Mr and Mrs P O Bethven of Honey Grove, honors pioneer members Mr and Mrs W L Teawn who were faithful to the church for about fifteen years.
Bonham sportsmen returned from Kerrville country with three bucks more than 40 squirrels and some fish. J L Peterson bagged an eight point, William Hale a five pointer, Jim Hale a four point, with Beth Hale and H W Williams also part of the hunting party. Mrs A G McCulloch was reported very low at her North Center Street home following a heart attack.
President Roosevelt urged Russia and Finland to refrain from ruthless aerial bombardment of unfortified cities and the maiming of civilians. He asked immediate replies and dispatched identical pleas to Helsinki and Moscow for transmission to the two governments.
Miss Marlyn Zenthoefer Miss Joyce Schuier and Miss Mary Boon hosted a Thanksgiving party Tuesday night at the home of Miss Zenthoefer on West Sixth street. Several games were played and prizes awarded to Albert Broadfoot and Lucille Adamson. Thirty four guests enjoyed refreshments.
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