Terrell Vs Bonham Clashes In Muddy AA Quarterfinal
Terrell defeated Bonham 20 to 12 to advance in the Class AA football race. Tommy Caughran scored all three Terrell touchdowns as the Tigers exploited a soggy field with 76 yard opening drive and late runs. Bonham’s Don Campbell had two TDs in a hard fought, rain soaked game.
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Jim Keller
Don Campbell
John Fad
Arke
Tommy Hol
Gary Childress
Bobby Tanner Clarke
Ben Lawrence
Robert Mankin
Tommy Keeton
Mikey Wade
Phillip Carpenter
Owen Gilbert
Caughran
Paul Lea
Don Clontz
Fon
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Lea
Caedete Bonham
Clarks
Jilbert Dony
Claris
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Kiwanis Radio Auction Aids Local Charity Tangible Gifts Tuesday
Bonham Kiwanis Club holds the seventh annual radio auction on KEYN Tuesday from noon to sundown to raise funds for youth and underprivileged families. About 100 items are listed in The Daily Favorite ad, with bids taken by telephone as members auctioneer at the station.
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Strouds Plan Georgia Trip Amid Friday 13 Superstition
Coy Strouds decide to travel to Georgia to visit their son Richard and family, with Harold initially reluctant but outvoted as Bonham’s IL playoff run continues. Friday the 13th adds superstition as crowds block highways for Bentam and Terrell quarterfinals turnout.
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Harold Stroud
Harold
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Coy Strouds
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Texas Tide Lands Reaffirmed by President Eisenhower
Republican Texas committeeman Jack Porter reports a Dec 4 letter from President Eisenhower confirming Texas ownership of three marine leagues from shore and support for exploration and exploitation of submerged lands. The president notes the issue may require Supreme Court consideration and that the Department of Justice will present prior statements.
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Jack Porter
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Bonham Guardsmen Serve as Honor Guard for Governor
Eleven members of the Bonham National Guard unit served as honor guards for Gov Daniel at Greenville Friday night during the annual ceremonial parade. Attending were Towery Coke, Munts Morrs, Thompson, Hall, Young, Wrenn, Ball, Meeloon, Hall, and commanding officer Kenneth Hall with Chief Warrant Officer Huckabee also present.
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Sers d 9
Ge. Prive Lame
Greensville
Lonor Guard
Connie C Coke
Joe F Munts
Wylie W
Morrs
Juan W Thompsu
Ted Hall
Arch N Young
Jerry I Wrenn
James L Ball
George K Meeloon
Kenneth IL Hall
James H Huckabee
Aso
Carolyn Clark Named an All State Choir
Bonham High sophomore Carolyn Clark was named to the All State Choir after district auditions in Mount Pleasant. Clark performed as second alto under director Mrs Ben Blacketer with a group of 10 girls. Other contenders included Betty Dagby and peers from Arkana Atlanta and Mount Pleasant, among others. participants attended a Texas Music Educators Association event in Galveston in 2024.
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Bonham Ugh School
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Joann Doughvy
West Yth Street
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Gales
Nicki Buther
Jane Myracle
Mary Lou Taylor Dean
Jean Pope
Baracara Bostic
Teaarkana Atlanta
Damgerfiead Faris Mount Fileusant
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Texas Music Education
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Referendum on Marketing Quota To Be Held Tuesday
In Fannin County cotton farmers and wives vote on marketing quotas for the 1958 crop. ASC chairman Ray Grisham-Harman urges full participation. If two thirds approve quotas, price supports stay near parity. 13 polling places open 5 PM to 7 PM, including Bonham and towns Leonard Banana? Ivanhoe and others.
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Leonard, Baney
Ladoma
Honey Grove
Randolph Ector
Trenton
Anna Ivanhoe
Leon Davis Enlists in Niagara Falls Training Exercise
Leon Davis joined a week long exercise with the 46th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion near the Red Canyon during Rasg New Mexico operations. Specialist Davis, 46, trained at Fort Chaffee Arkansas and completed basic training before serving with the Army in April 1956. He lives in Lakawanna New York and attended Randolph High School.
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Euen
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Randoph High Law Boul
Scientists Begin New Phases of Satellite Program
The Defense Department announced a Thor missile test at Cape Canaveral as part of ongoing intercontinental program work. Officials described new phases of the Vanguard project and noted that data from the failed mission will guide future launches while confirming readiness of Thor for production and potential future tests.
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Pledge Drafted By U S Allies To Fight Back
Bonham hosts annual North Texas Methodist Paths District conference Monday at First Methodist Church. Dr Henry Hond of Paria Street will preside as sessions run from 8 30 am with morning program including elections roll calls and talks by former superintendents. Principal speaker Rev Gicero BO Fielder of Wesley Methodist Greenville will deliver opening devotional.
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Paria Distreet
Mark Jonen Panter
Chur
Julian Thoman
Cooper Methodist Church
Weather and Community Meeting Details in Paris Area
Sunday forecast calls for cooler weather with scattered overcast skies across Paris and surrounding towns. The afternoon program features Rev James Jones, Quay Parmer, and several local pastors with prayers and open discussions at the Paris venue.
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Hoxton
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United States to address NATO meeting with nuclear and missile plans
Washington reports say President Eisenhower will deliver a personal pledge at the Paris NATO summit on December 16. U S Britain tentative plans include bases for four squadrons of missiles and 64 million dollars in shared costs amid concerns over Soviet moves and allied unity under the NATO treaty.
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Work Suspended On Farm Highway
Fragments describe halt of farm road construction between Ravin and White Paper. notes reference traffic, safety, and future action. Details are unclear, but the report signals a suspension order affecting local routes and schedules.
Missiles Program Advances on Schedule Says General
General in Grandview states the guided missiles program has cleared milestones, with all tests up to date and applications confirmed. He asserts the project progresses rapidly, aiming for deterrent capability, travel range near 16 000 miles per hour and initial tests on the ballistic system underway.
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Fudie Biggerwater Coffee Mystery Noted on Square
A fragmented report describes Fudie Biggerwater, Clyde Crittenden, Charles Jiu, and Raymgnd Andersen meeting about coffee and mail routes, mentioning an officer at Tu and a Sunday event. The text is unclear and contains garbled names and places.
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Clyde Crittenden
Charles Jiu
Raymgnd Andersen
Nikee Orick Decadey
Tu. Ang
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Public Hearing Set On Ordinance On Telephon Rates
A public hearing is scheduled on Monday night to read the ordinance establishing new telephone rates. The ordinance was approved on first reading and is set for the regular October meeting.
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John Ed Clarke
Warners
Terrell
John Keller
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Bonham Twirlers Dominate First Division
Bonham twirlers secure top honors in the First Division as Preet Disina and Dediulta UMeradea earn high marks. Kathy Curry awarded First Dusinus rufiogiano while Sairicy Brooks and others receive high placement in the high school division.
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Sairicy Brooks
Kathy Curry
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