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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1972
Page
5
Bonham schoolteacher Abe Spangler is reported to be improving after a heart attack weeks ago. He is currently in Room 26 at Community Hospital in Sherman.
Bonham Public Library board approves December 6 to 8 for the removal of overdue fines while the library is closed for rearrangement. Books may be returned day or night to the depository. A Christmas story hour is planned for December as part of monthly activities.
Shane Rivers aged one celebrated at home in Bonham on November 25 1972 with family as Snoopy decorated cake ice cream and punch were served. Grandparents were acknowledged and guests included Tim Bruce Fugle Ravenna Tump Rivers Chamber and several relatives.
Clark Better G W Clark of Hail community is reported improving in Community hospital at Sherman. He suffered a slight stroke last week and is in Room 196. Hutt. Michelle Estepp. Beverly Wayman and Paul Anderson, all of Bonham.
A pickup reported stolen from 1514 Franklin in Joe Dale was recovered Thursday night. Chief Thurman Renfro said the truck was found on a dirt road southwest of Bonham and returned to its owner.
A December schedule lists community gatherings across Bonham and Honey Grove. Includes sacred music program at 7th and Main Baptist Church with Beverly Terrell, Presbyterian WOC Circle meetings, First Methodist WSCS, Adult Education at L H Rather, Christmas party events, Womans Club dinner, Bonham Library hours, Story League meeting, and a DAR Christmas Party at Mrs. Neely's home on Main Street.
Pvt Sewell of the Army stationed at Fort Ord California spent Thanksgiving at home with his parents Mr and Mrs W M Sewell and his sisters Carol Curtis and Diane near Greenville. He also visited his grandparents the C
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