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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1939
Page
2
Notice 13 states that on November 9 1939 stockholders at Randolph Texas met to consider closing the bank. The resolution calls for paying depositors and creditors, distributing remaining assets to stockholders, surrendering the corporate franchise, and directing officers to carry out the steps. Directors sign to certify the proceedings.
The Bonham office announces civil service examinations with positions such as Projectionist at $1620 and various inspector and appraiser roles. Full details and exam information are available from J B Christian, manager of the Texas State Employment Service. Also notes several 5 room residences for sale by M A Taylor & Co with contact numbers.
Mr and Mrs John Jackson and Mr and Mrs C O Benfer have returned from Texarkana where they visited their children Mr and Mrs H Storey on Thanksgiving Day. The Benfers are from Shawnee Oklahoma. Open classifieds seek results.
Miss Margaret White former Bonham resident now elementary supervisor of Cleveland Ohio will address Bonham public school faculty next Monday at 3 15 pm in the high school library. Superintendent Carruth calls her one of the United States leading educators and notes her work as teacher supervisor and author in safety and visual education.
In the first eleven months of 1939 there were 6735 placements versus 1281 in 1938. Farm placements totaled 5016 in 1939, mainly during cotton picking. Private employment reached 1567 in 1939 compared with 857 in 1938, and public work had 152 placements versus 164 in 1938.
Mr. and Mrs. Nevil Felty hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mr. and Mrs. L. F Felty of Denison Mr. and Mrs Hal Felty of Commerce Ernest Felty of McKinney and Miss Mavis Felty of San Antonio at their home.
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