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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1934
Page
2
Miss Juanita Duncan and Mr Oscar E Warren were married today by Rev. R Smith at his home on Mest Nineth. The couple will reside in Wolfe City and are greeted with many well wishes from friends.
Sunday services and activities listed for Clark Memorial Methodist, Church of the Nazarene, Church of Christ, Calvary Baptist, and related groups. Details include Sunday School times 9:45 a.m., preaching 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., youth meetings, W M S, and revival notes with evangelistic statements and pastor names G. C. French Floyd W. Akin J. Fender.
The First Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 10 50 Evangelistic service at 7 p m Pastor will preach at both services B T A meets at 6 p m The W M A missionary program at the church Monday at 2 The C A s meet at 3 30 The Elizabeth Routh Auxiliary meets with Mrs Smith at 3 45 Mid week Prayer Service Wednesday at 7 S R Smith Pastor
The church invites members to attend the First Quarterly Conference on Tuesday at 7:00 led by Dr Geo. French. Sunday services feature inspiring music and gospel messages with an Orphanage Offering on Sunday December 16th to support the institution.
The church invites all young people to attend a 9 45 Sunday school led by Paul Arledge superintendent followed by 1047 worship with Pastor message. Lennerson leads District Endeavor with Lennerson. Sherman and Lenison oversee the youth service. A fellowship supper and inspiration program are set for next Wednesday at 630 PM with all members urged to share supper.
Bonham launches a Kraft Phenix Cheese plant after years of advocacy by the Dairy Favorite publisher. Local efforts, surveys by John Spivey and A J Riddle secured a no cost plant, housed in the old sweet potato building. Milk will be bought twice monthly. farmers urged to deliver and boost a new era of prosperity with a target of over one million pounds monthly within a year.
John R. Spivey travels to Dallas on business. Mrs. Fannie Johnson visits Marlin for water. Dale Wolford of Community Gas Company tours Clarksville. Miss Ide Glynn Herrell, Texas Relief Work supervisor, inspects district. Mrs. Ludie Kinkead returns from Windom to aid sick brother Dr. W A Cooper who shows some improvement.
The Gober basketball team defeated Pattonville 35 to 20 on their home floor in Lamar County. This is the second meeting, with Gober previously winning 21 to 7. Coach Doc Dozier says the Gober squad will travel to Achille, Oklahoma Monday for two games with the team there.
The message asks taxpayers to pay their city and school taxes by the 15th if possible. It notes some delinquent taxes may be paid without penalty and interest and signs off from Mayor L. Bailey. A separate line advertises a gift for 50c or more at Brannon's.
The Bonham P T A met at Bonham High School on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. M A Taylor presiding. The group sang, approved minutes, and heard a report from the recent Corpus Christi meet. A study course for April was announced and new officers due to be installed in March will gain from it.
Mrs M A Taylor Education Director of the State Parent-Teacher Council visits Wills Point to speak at the Van Zandt County Council meeting at Wills Point High School on Educational Significance of the Parents Teacher Association.
The morning is icy with temperatures below 23 degrees and crisp air. Winds by early evening hindered heavy frost, leaving surfaces slick and the day chilly.
A dynamite plant is situated in Kanzan, the capital of the Tartar autonomous socialist republic, about 430 miles from Moscow.
The October term grand jury adjourned after 13 days with 100 true bills found. It examined 363 witnesses and thanked the Sheriff, County Attorney, bailiffs, and officials for assistance. it did not report visitation to the County Home or Jail. Foreman J. S. Denton and members listed.
Bonham Rotarians and guests enjoyed a fine supper served by Windom Methodist church ladies in the Schnabel building. Rev Lee Miller opened with a reception, Gerald Newby led Rotary songs, Rev CC L Bowen delivered an inspirational talk, and Hugh Rodgers closed with jokes.
Brannon's Jewelry Co displays a large Christmas jewelry window with bracelets rings and other gifts aimed at shoppers seeking a present. It highlights variety beauty and style and urges customers to see Brannon for Christmas jewelry this year. King George urges accord to prevent a bav al race.
Mrs. G McDonald new justice of the peace in Tyler recalls nervousness during her first marriage ceremony since taking office. Her husband Mr McDonald resigned due to ill health, and she notes she was more nervous than the bride or groom in December.
An old catalog snippet notes Bran nons offering a koto instrument with 13 silk strings and a two and a half octave range. The listing, under A. S. Vankirk of Russell Heights, mentions trees and gardening items including hedging and roses.
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