Meeting Minutes Note Song and Prayer Leading
Port was taken. Minutes were read and approved. The meeting closed with a song and a prayer led by Mrs. Pina Mae Jinkins.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1940
Page
2
Port was taken. Minutes were read and approved. The meeting closed with a song and a prayer led by Mrs. Pina Mae Jinkins.
The Calvary Baptist church G A group met at sponsor Mrs. I. D. Birchfield’s home Monday at 4 PM with 15 members. President Willie Mae Wright led opening prayer, roll call, and last meeting minutes. A nominating committee was chosen and officers for the new year elected. A play honoring Christ was rehearsed for Sunday night. The Christmas party is set for December 1 at Mrs. Birchfield’s home. The next regular meeting is December 30.
The Ravenna Parent Teacher Association met Thursday afternoon December 12 at 3 20 in the school auditorium with president Mrs Weldon Doggett presiding. The program included Lord's Prayer a Christmas poem by Mrs Doggett Home a Culture Center by Mrs D C Smith School a Community Center by Miss Geneva Hodges a piano solo by Mrs Clyde Hodges a Christmas story by David Garrison and Silent Night sung by the audience. In business, the group approved payment to Mr Little for playground equipment already purchased.
Miss Virginia Christian hosted a bridge gathering Wednesday evening at her East Lighthouse Street residence. The event featured a Christmas theme with decorations. High score went to Mrs. Bernice Newman, second to Miss Dorothy Roberts, and low to Miss Martha Fielding. A salad plate was served to several guests including Mrs. Ed Goode and Norma Carter.
A Texas regulation prohibits killing game birds with shotguns larger than ten gauge. The rule sets a specific weapon size limit for lawful harvests and aims to curb excessive hunting power.
Bonumir Kryl and his fifty piece symphony orchestra performed at 1 30 PM in the high school auditorium for Bonham and nearby communities. Soloists Miss May Hopkins harpist Miss Katherine Landry soprano and Pravusav Erch violinist joined in a program of Mozart Schubert Thompson Strauss Tschaikowsky Saint Saens Brahms Gounod Wagner encores The Fight of the Bumble Bee The Mosquito Dance and To an Wild Rose. The audience stayed attentive and the ensemble received three encores.
Robert Taylor Hunter age 85 long time Bonham resident died at 1118 North Chestnut Street at 12 30 pm after a lingering illness. Born Nashville Tennessee November 27 1855 he moved to Bonham in 1875 and ran a livery business before retirement. Survived by two daughters Mary and Unn Hunter teachers in local schools. Funeral 3 30 pm Friday Wise Funeral Home with Rev W O Harmon at First Christian Church. Burial in Willow Wild Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
A compilation of child wish lists from 1940s area students and siblings. Children from New Hope school and nearby towns write to Santa asking for dolls, tricycles, BB guns, wagons, firecrackers, bikes, and clothing, naming teachers and home towns.
Miss Mary Jo Dulaney departed Tuesday for Kansas City to visit Rev. Charles E. Kraemer and family. Miss Cora J. Phillips of Fort Worth will arrive Saturday for Christmas with the Kraemers in Bonham, and Miss Allie Lipscomb of Fort Worth will spend the holidays here.
A child writes to friends and teachers from Ivanhoe and New Hope requesting items for herself and other children. She mentions Mary Alice Phillips, Miss Beckett, Mr Snodgrass, and a wish list including a chair a rubber doll sewing kit candy fruit and nuts. She signs Betty Rhea Sorrell and asks care for poorer children across the water.
A short note from Widow Dean Wheat requests a set of dishes a suitcase candy apples and oranges from her friend Helen Reed described as a small personal message between acquaintances.
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Leonard for Mrs. J. W. Joiner 55 wife of the local pastor who died at home after illness. Born April 26 1885 at Deport she married in 1905 and came to Leonard two years ago. Survivors include husband two daughters four sons mother sister and two grandchildren.
A report describes alleged CIO led scheme hijacking a Communistics group after agreeing to collaboration. Details are unclear and names or dates are not confirmed in the available text.
A collection of handwritten notes from Bonham area children aged eight to four, each addressing Santa with requests for gifts such as sparklers fruit candy dolls doll buggy suitcases tricycles wagons Lon Ranger and pop guns. Messages mention hometowns Bailey Snow Hill Ivanhoe Ravenna and names Meta Brown Reta Joe Jones Manene Blanton Marlen Hanes.
A local ad lists Black Hawk Ointment offered by Jeter's Pharmacy with a guarantee and prices of 50 and 85 cents for relief from eczema tetter ringworm athletes foot prickly heat poison oak itch and sores, especially for children.
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