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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1952
Page
10
The 117th Grand Lodge communication announced new district deputy grand masters. Lloyd Tarver of Bonham becomes District 3 and J Ke Christian of Whitewright becomes District 4 under Grand Master John McKee of Dallas.
Mrs Mollie Bryant King 84 widow of William H King longtime Whitewright banker and postmaster died Saturday in Dallas funeral services were held Monday at Whitewright First Methodist Church with Rev Joe Conally and Rev Harold Taylor officiating Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery She was a descendant of Grayson County pioneers and survived by a daughter Mrs Eugene MacElvaney of Dallas three sons Bryant King of Whitewright Frank A King of Houston and Tom A King of Dallas
Robert T Bartley of Ladonia nephew of Speaker Sam Rayburn gave the opening address at a University of Texas conference on educational television in Austin. Bartley serves on the Federal Communications Commission.
The Dallas News promotes a family reading habit with coverage of major Texas news and entertainment. It touts seven teen comics in full color on Sundays and a Sunday bonus issue of This Week Magazine with articles and fiction.
Medical and surgical cases from Allen Memorial Hospital and area facilities include Mrs. W F Eagleton of Bonham with a respiratory condition and several medical patients such as Mrs C F Ferguson of Leonard and J J Young of Bonham. Dismissals include Jesse J Arie of Bonham and Mr Clay Wilson of Honey Grove.
A dense listing of daily broadcasts including North Texas Farm Hour Lone Star Country Club Rhythm Roundup and Harlem on Parade with News in Brief Kiddie Matinee and Afternoon Serenade among programs and times on a 1420 AM schedule segment.
Second Lieutenant Rebel Holcomb of Wichita Kansas receives the Distinguished Service Cross for valor on the Korean front. General Alodame and South Korean President Syngman Rhee attended the ceremony as Holcomb helped rout enemy troops near Old Baldy with a flame thrower.
Beaumon t Texas four Perricone brothers and 73rd Tank Battalion veterans from Korea are due home for Christmas. The 23 year old quadruplets will leave the Army early next year and plan to become cattle ranchers in partnership. Bernard and Carl Perricone served as tank crew, Anthony as tank driver, and Don as assistant driver.
Berry Wilson, 17, was killed after a struggle with a man-eating shark off Pacific Grove California while swimming 80 feet from Municipal Beach in Monterey Bay. Companion Brookner Brady, 15, aided by four swimmers, stabbed the shark three times near the eye with a trench knife. The shark, described as 15 to 26 feet long, forced Wilson to shore where he died before aid arrived.
Galveston authorities begin island wide dog quarantine today to fight a rabies outbreak described as critical by the State Health Department. Hubert Clark, assistant health director, says citizens must comply with the five point emergency order.
George Allie Fuller, 67, died December 6 after a long illness. He was born March 11, 1885, in Alabama to Fuller and Laura McKinney Fuller of Van Alstyne. Survived by widow Betty Atwood, nine children, two sisters, one brother, grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Services at Assembly of God Church Van Trenton Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Revs. Lusk, Young, and Baker officiating. Interment Leonard Cemetery. Wilson Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers listed.
Warden Abram warned of an early end to the riot within an hour as guardsmen and troopers surged to restore order. In New Jersey a prisoner escaped Somerset County Jail after slashing a guard, while later police overpowered a suspect in a field near Basking Ridge. In San Antonio crime reports a woman and man robbery ended with the victim forced to undress and left hanging upside down in a tree. An ancient Chinese artifact reference notes a 4 000 year old discovery.
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