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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1952

Page

4

Son's Idea Nets Mother 25 000 In Bake Contest

In New York City the Pillsbury Balkeoff contest awarded 25000 to Mrs. Peter Harlib of Chicago for the Snappy Turtle Cookie recipe thanks to a idea from her 10 year old son. Second prize went to Mrs. Charles Reppert of Port Washington New York for a two crust lemon pie. Third prize awarded to Mrs. Stephen Hornung of New York for her meringue cradle cake. Junior division winner was 16 year old Janet Esther Winquesttoofholdredge Nebraska.

Harlib Chicago New York City Charles Reppert Port Washington New York

Clear Skies and Cool Weather Across Texas

A high pressure system moved through Texas bringing clear skies and cold dry conditions. Panhandle saw light snow. Palacios reported a trace of rain. temperatures ranged from 16 to 59 degrees with a cool trend continuing into the weekend. Yvonne Whyte and Lynn Fernald won junior prizes in a competition. Dartmouth to hold its 43rd annual winter carnival.

Bonham United Press Texas Panhandle Palacios U. S. Weather Bureau Borger Weather Bureau

1420 On Your Dial Thursday Schedule Highlights

Radio timetable lists hourly programs from 6:00 to 15:15 with shows like Lone Star Country Club Rhythm Roundup News in Brief Dick Haymes Show Harlem on Parade and Christmas Shopping Bag plus daily blocks such as Morning Devotion Balladaires and Chuckwagon Melodies.

KFYN North Texas Farm Lone Star Country Club Crittenden Butane Jack Stroud Dick Haymes Monica Lewis Eddy Arnold Sports Review Texas Today

Cotton Acreage to Increase in Nuevo Laredo Area

Mexican officials plan a larger cotton program in 1953 with expansion around Ciudad Obregon and Hermosillo. Projections show Ciudad Obregon area at about 624000 acres versus 76000 in 1942, while Hermosillo will grow less due to irrigation costs. The 1942 crop forecast stood at 1,100,000 bales, 19 percent below prior year.

Nuevo Laredo Mexico Dee Ciudad Obregon Hermosilo Sonora Hermosillo

Texas Gamblers Incorporate for Anonymity

The Internal Revenue Bureau notes gamblers in Texas may form corporations to hide identities and pay special gambling taxes. The scheme would allow use of a corporate name to buy a fifty dollar gambling stamp and conceal wagering tax payments.

Washington Internal Revenue Bureau Texas Nunes Roonus Bureau

Community Leaders Review 1952 County Progress and Plans

Speakers pledged repairs and repainting of a structure built in 1888 wrecked by fire in 1929 and rebuilt in 1980. Incoming president J T Roberts outlined board goals, with reports on sweet corn, ensilage, and a Crimson clover project. Livestock auctions sold about 25 000 cattle totaling 1 147 000 dollars since April.

J. T. Roberts J. D. Butler Nunnelee Mac Sudderth Bob Cantrell Paonham H A. Cunningham Rayburn Foundation Duncan School T. Frank Stewart Wastmastler Clarence Strickland Savoy Leeman Riddle Carl Wright Windom Joe Morrow Ivan Fry Ladonia J Leslie Bailey

Hiss Offered to resign during investigation

Davis says the board thought accepting Hiss resignation would prejudice his case. Hiss remained in place as the inquiry continued.

Hiss Davis

Mrs. W E Pratt Dies at Randolph

Mrs N S Pratt 78 died at her Randolph home after a long illness. Born Oct 16 1874 she lived in Randolph many years and was member of Assembly of God Church. Survived by husband W E Pratt four sons six daughters two brothers 82 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral in Randolph Baptist Church with burial in Randolph cemetery.

N. S. Pratt Randolph Assembly of God Church W. EE. Pratt D. R Pratt Royse City George Td. Pratt Kerman Calif Paul Pratt Frank Army Fort SH Okla J A. Roddam Sherman H . Stevens Interprize Ala Terman Lewis Dallas Joe Key William Madison Frank Crook Negley Texas Randolph Baptist Church Gene Young Roy

Joint Phlips Rites Held Today At Pecan Gap

Funeral services for John E. Phillips 96 retired grocer were held at the First Methodist Church in Pecan Gap with Rev J C Hibbert officiating Interment followed in Pecan Gap cemetery Delta Funeral Home of Ladonia directed He was born August 13 1856 in Marionville Alabama son of Thomas and Permelia Phillips He married Julia Bayless in 1877 She died in 1933 He died at his home Tuesday Survivors include a son Jack Phillips of Pecan Gap two sisters Ida Talley of Huntsville Alabama and Mrs KE McCollum of Dallas Pallbearers were Frank W Shaw QO B Yeager Claude Parrish R W Briscoe John Reid and Buddy Siddel

Pecan Gap John E. Phillips Grocerman First Methodist Church J. C. Hibbert Delta Funeral Home Ladonia Mr. Phillips Marionville Ala Thomas and Permelia Phillips Julia Bayless Phillips Jack Phillips Ida Talley Huntsville KE McCollum Dallas Frank W. Shaw QO. B. Yeager Claude Parrish R W Briscoe John Reid Buddy Siddel

Sabrejets Down MIG Foes in Fury Over Yalu Front

Pilots led by Captain Baker chase six MIG 15s across the Yalu front. One enemy plane spun and burned after a Sabrejet strike as Tile and Green each bag two more kills in rapid succession. The squadron celebrated at base with songs and stories, mourning the fallen comrade lost in earlier clashes.

Yalu Baker Tile Lewis Green Lexington North Carolina Tule Miers MI6 Ous

Nobel links two scientists to partition chromatography

Nobel displayed in his novels for Archer Martin of the National Institute for Medical Research in London and Dr. Richard Synge of the Rowett Research Institute in Scotland were recognized for inventing partition chromatography, a method for chemical analysis using filter paper.

Archer Martin National Institute For Medical Research London Richard Synge Rowett Research Institute Scotland

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