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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1968
Page
13
Fannin county 4-H club members plan their annual Christmas party at 9 30 a m Saturday in the assembly room on the court house third floor. A short business meeting precedes the party to elect officers for the coming year.
Wayne Crantill and Mrs Mable London urged members of all four H clubs in the county to attend the Christmas party Saturday morning. Letters have been mailed inviting them to the event.
The Northeastern United States holds 26 percent of the nation’s population but only 6 percent of its land and water area, highlighting a dense urban region with limited geographic size.
A fragment from the Bonham, Texas newspaper page dated December 18, 1968, appears with partial captioning and page reference. The readable text is limited and lacks a complete news item or dateline.
The Gober Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday afternoon for a brief business meeting. After singing Christmas carols, members prepared fruit and candy plates and delivered them to two shut-in members and to residents in Shady.
At the gathering a second plate was delivered to Mrs. Elsie Turner, a charter member who could not attend the meeting.
An American Overseas Airlines DC8 and an Air Maroc Caravelle overshot runways in heavy rain at separate London airports. No injuries were reported.
The first four grades from Gober elementary visited East Texas State University students in Commerce to see The Great Cross-Country Race an adaptation of the hare and tortoise tale. Accompanying teachers and parent chaperones included Mrs. Noel Burnett Mrs. J. R. Warnell Mrs. Lynn Shaver and Alton Moore.
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