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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
5
A Mamie Folsom Wynne column argues mothers should partner with teachers, start home training early, and visit schools to support moral and academic development. It urges cordial, active involvement by mothers to improve children's behavior and learning, noting teachers handle one fifth of waking hours while parents shape the rest.
The Rotary Club hosted two speakers last Wednesday noon with Chaplain Richard Morenn delivering a prayer. After dinner, Leonard Baisley announced the entertainment segment led by Howard Cole and his songsters who performed and the group sang Oh Say Can You See followed by Auld Lang Syne. Mrs. E G McSwain, visiting from Prescott Arkansas, spoke of aiding orphans at the Tusonville Home.
Notice from Ray King dated 4-3 regarding a complaint about a phone line 145-green and an agent named bunt now for Timep-Iera and Star-Telecam.
The clipped note lists routes and connections with interurban lines, noting a 3 hour 7 minute journey from standard to followa and mentions direct connections to limited Ben and Bonita at various stops.
Mrs Minnie C Boss of 19864 Madigan Avenue reports severe back and side pain with pale nervous condition. She credits Cardui, a tonic made from medicinal herbs, with improving her health after nine bottles, noting renewed energy and strength.
A Rotary Club gathering on December 22 at Tateladhk featured Rev McMahon urging restraint and charity, recalling ancient Israelite worship and Samuel's warnings. The program highlighted support for orphans, local high school football guests, and praise for Bonhany residents aiding the needy.
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