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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1939
Page
3
An item notes a new electric light plant for Bonham will be in operation in the near future, with a general expectation that service will begin in the coming days. The terse notice highlights progress in local infrastructure benefiting older residents and the community.
An oil painting by Pauline Meakiin of Bonham was presented to Savoy Baptist Church by Mr. and Mrs. P. O Ruthven of Honey Grove at a memorial service this week. The work memorializes late Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Teague, pioneer church members who died about fifteen years ago. Mrs Ruthven was raised in their home. The ad notes use of Favorite Classified Ads.
Bonham sportsmen returned from Kerrville country with three bucks more than forty squirrels and fish. J L Peterson took an eight point buck William Hale a five pointer and Jim Hale a four point eight. Other members Beth Hale and E W Williams joined in squirrel hunting and fishing. Mrs A G McCulloch suffered a slow recovery after a heart attack Thursday afternoon.
President Roosevelt appeals to Russia and Finland to refrain from ruthless aerial bombardment of unfortified cities and civilian casualties. Messages mirror pleas sent to Japan, Italy, Spain, Germany, Poland, Britain, and France with asks for immediate replies.
Miss Marlyn Zenthoefer Miss Joyce Schuler and Miss Marv Boon hosted a Tuesday night Thanksgiving party at Miss Zenthoefer's West Sixth Street home. Several games were played and prizes were awarded to Albert Broadfoot and Lucille Adamson. Thirty four guests enjoyed refreshments.
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