Social notes from Bonham area residents
Mrs E ed Agnew improves after illness. Chas Foster released from room confinement. J D Tarpley visited city and sent Bonham News to Russell Browning for one year. Mr and Mrs J W McMillen of Bailey with Miss Laura Denson visited Favorite office. KE Thomason of Savoy subscribed for Bonham News for a year. Lebus of Electra visited parents Pete Henderson. Miss Sarah Sweeney of Ladonia visiting Mrs T J Humphrey and students at Ladonia school. Miss Lavon Langdon teaching Ravenna visited Favorite office and sent Guaham News to Cecil Langdon in Panama. The Langdons are Leonard people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Tarpley
Bonham News
Russell E. Browning
Legion
Texas
J. W. McMillen
Bailey
Laura Denson
KE. L. Thomason
Savoy
Flos. Lebus
Electra
Tex
Pete Henderson
Sarah Sweeney
Ladonia
T. J. Humphrey
Sarah
Bonhany
Lavon Langdon
Ravenna
Guaham
Cecil Langdon
Standard Oil Co
Panama
Langdons
Leonard People
Local church schedules and notices fill Sunday programs
A scan of church notices lists Second Baptist Sunday School 1 45 Fay Shepherd Superintendent B Y P U 6 80 Bonnie Meilt President W M U and Deacons meeting Monday 7 30 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 20 Thomas Reece First Christian Bible School 9 80 Morning worship 10 50 Sermon The Gospel According to Paul Dr William Perry RKing Carr Burdette College at Sher Witt Special music Chief of Police George Elam warns against firing crackers within city limits. State National Bank advertises remodeled brick store for rent. Presbyterian and other churches publish service times sermons and midweek Bible study details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Fay Shepherd
Bonnie Meilt
First Christian Church— Bible School
Paul
Christian Endeavor
William Perry Rking
Carr-Burdette College
Sher
Favorite Coffee Shop Draws Crowds Across Town
Local cafe scene heats up as patrons line up for morning brews. Baristas report steady lilt of customers and growing demand for seasonal blends creating a lively daily routine.
Deposits $10 for a Thousand Years in Columbia Ad
A satirical notice reports Henry Grenger, ex US Minister to Columbia, placing a $10 deposit for 1000 Verks to accrue until 2925. The piece mocks thrift schemes and lists a presidential committee member, urging readers to tie up a classified ad in the Favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Henry QC
Grenger
United States
Columbia
Why Black Mourning Garb is Questioned by a Kansas Governor
An analysis of why black crepe clothing is used for mourning is offered, arguing white symbolizes purity and hope instead. The essay notes Scripture and literature favor white as a sign of peace and heavenly light, suggesting mourning attire should reflect sorrow with hopeful meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourne
Wager Lands Involved in Baylor S M A Game Dispute
The case centers on about fifty acres in Hunt and Collin Counties tied to a wager on a Baylor S M A game two years ago. The land, once claimed by a Greenville boy and Baylor student, was resolved with the original owner retaining the farm after payment of around $250 plus attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Baylor
Tlunt
Collin
Priscoe
Hunt County
First Methodist Sunday School Welcomes Attendance Weekly Programs
The First Methodist Church invites a hearty welcome and a helpful lesson. Rev Claude M Simpson will preach on holy wastefulness and presiding elder will hold the first quarterly meeting at 3 50 p m. All official members should attend. The Children's Week pageant and program are set for 7 00 p m. Epworth Leagues plan attractive programs at First Baptist Church. Sunday School runs at 2 45 p m. Walter W Armstrong, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turd
Alder
Epworth
First Baptist Church
Walter W. Armstrong
Taylor Beasley Agency Seeks Ongoing Patron Support
A. A. Deasley & Co announces the purchase of M. A. Taylor's interest in Taylor & Beasley Insurance and thanks patrons for liberal support. They urge old and new clients to continue with the firm to maintain the same high class service as the former agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Taylor
Taylor & Beasley
Taylor and Beasley
A. A. Deasley & CO
Taylor Severs Insurance Ties After Twenty Five Years
M A Taylor announces severing of ties with A A Beasley in the insurance business after twenty five years of service. He explains no role in running the firm since becoming Postmaster and urges patrons to continue with the new firm for the same high level of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siay
A. A. Beasley
M. A. Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newton's
Willard
Bonham Battery Co
M. H. Bills
Neek
D. W. Hill
E. Ed. Agnew
Angel
Chas, KB. Foster
Thomas Reece
Clarence BE. Wagner
Spencer
U.'s
Same
Otster
Church of Christ
Smtash
McConnell
Pastor
Church of the Nazarene
IHS
Hind
Bethany-Peniel School
George Elam
Post Office
State National Bank
W. A. Carter
Presbyterian Church
U.S
W. F. Kerly
First Presbyterian
Christian
Endeavor Services
Us Us“Ne
C. P. Owen
Arledge Bros. ‘Grocery
Henry R. Scates
Western Union
Santa
R.A. Risser
E. W. Huck
Kansas
Ina
Uave
Thomas’ Machine Shop
Fourth St
W. Y. Thomas
Fao
Ifats
Hancock—Nevill Company
Lindsey
Durham
C. C. Keeton
Ivanhoe
Tesas
Pethe
Broad St
Aliss
Kate Maddrey
Lobes
Mor Roovs
Susan Tally
Good Young Milch Cow. Co
Griffin, Ivanhoe, Roo Ite
E. A. McMaahon
Ford
First Methodist Church
Allen Vental Rooms
Call
Uply Dale
Denton Brothers
Footweai
Carmel
Alsou
STOKE
DK. McClove
Foster-Phot
Nevada
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