Mrs J H Carr Rites Tuesday In Bonham
Funeral services for Mrs Low Jane Carr widow of J H Carr are set for 3:00 p m Tuesday at First Methodist Church Bonham with Rev G H Mood and Rev Bert B Hall officiating Burial will be in Willow Wild Cemetery Wine directing Born January 14 1866 near Wino she lived in Bonham 57 years Married March 23 1884 Survivors include daughters Mrs Dewey Miler Paris and Mrs A E Jones Dallas a brother James Fitzgerald and three sisters plus five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Pallbearers are Buster Thornton Ray Peeler Dick Higgins J R Jones Edwin N Jones and William FE Moody.
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Low Jane Carr
J. H Carr
Allen Memorial Hospital
First Methodist Church
G H. Mood
Bert B. Hall
Willow Wild Cemetery
Carr
West 8Th Street
Win@om
Bonham
James H. Carr
Cottage Bend
Methodist Church
Dewey Miler
Paris
A. E. Jones
Dallas
James Fitzgerald
G. W. Blake Dies At Dodd City This Morning
G W Blake aged about 90 died at his home in Dodd City this morning at 10 30 funeral arrangements are in complete with Cooper's Funeral Home in charge. Falls City Neb U P Carl Harrel a chef offers a recipe for scalloped corn to feed 920: 72 cans corn five gallons milk 15 pounds yolks five boxes crackers bake golden brown.
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G. W. Blake
Dodd City
Cooper
Falls City
Neb
U.P
Carl Harrel
Warriors Top Gainesville 44 to 23 in Friday District 5-AA
Bonham Purple Warriors roll to a 44 23 victory over Gainesville Leopards to improve to three wins in five games. Mex Hickfang led Bonham with 13 points while Bob Henley scored 11 for Gainesville. The win set up a Tuesday rematch with Sherman and a Wednesday trip to Gainesville, with more games on the schedule into February.
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Bonham Purple Warriors
Gainesville
Leopards
Warriors
Son
Mex Hickfang
Bonham
Bob Henley
Billy Ross Sanderson
Richard Stevens
Hub Barker
Sherman
Paris
Denison
Cummings
Farmer
Hickfang
Sanderson
Stevens
Morris
Sin
Rainesville
Henley
Barker
Townsend
Booker
King
Helm
Wenderson
Average Income Figures From 1947 Census Report
The Census Bureau reports the average American family earned about $3,000 in 1947, roughly 20 percent higher than in 1944, with women contributing in about 20 percent of the 34 million households and more than two million families supported entirely by women. White family income averaged $3,200 while non-white families averaged $1,600.
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Washington
U.P
Census Bureau
Funeral Rites for D. E. Cook Held
Funeral services for D. E. Cook, a former Honey Grove resident, were held in Galveston with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include his mother Mrs J L Cook of Honey Grove, a daughter Mrs Dal Goodman of Houston, three sisters Mrs Herbert Bell of Honey Grove, Mrs W A Magee of Harlingen, and Mrs FF J Roberts of Fort Worth, and a brother F W Cook of Kilgore.
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Honey Grove
D. EK. Cook
Galveston
Oakwood
J. L. Cook
Dal Goodman
Houston
Herbert Bell
W. A. Magee
Harlingen
FF. J. Roberts
Fort Worth
F. W. Cook
Kilgore
New Hoya Coach Margarita Leads Georgetown Football
Henry Robert Margarita aged 277 becomes head football coach at Georgetown University succeeding Jack Hagerty. A Yale backfield coach and former Brown star, Margarita played with the Chicago Bears for three seasons.
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HOYA
Henry Robert Margarita
Yale
Georgetown University
Jack Hagerty
Young Margarita
Brown
Chicago Bears
Bonham Rises to Second in District 5-AA Race
Bonham Purple Warriors hold 3 2 600 record in district standings, trailing Paris 5 2 714. A 44-23 win over Gainesville solidifies second place as Denison and Paris loom. Tuesday night Sherman game could alter the chase with Denison at Paris and other upcoming fixtures.
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Bonham Purple Warriors
Paris Wildcats
Wildcats
Bonham
Gainesville
Jess
Leopards
Denison
Warriors
Sherman
Paris Downs
Paris
Denison Xs
Kon Sherman
Greenville
Ten Dallas Landlords Ordered to Appear in Federal Court
Ten Dallas landlords were ordered to appear in federal district court to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for failing to refund rental overcharges. Judge William H. Atwell set the hearings after the housing expediter’s office reported the overcharges.
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Dallas
Texas
Federal District Court
William H. Atwell
Hospital News from Bonham Area Dailies
List of patients and births from Allen Memorial Hospital including patients in Bonham Wolfe City Denison and Leonard with several dismissals and improved conditions. Notable entries include births to Sam Nelson Ivailnoe and other local families and updates on patients such as Judith Ann Harrison and Mrs Hattie Garland.
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J. L. Cunningham
Wolfe City
Ida Venable
Bonham
S. S. Couzens
L. K. Crawford
Estelle Gray
J. C. Eubank
Orvan Bredsaw
Denison
Waldo Cain
Bonham Malachia Jones
Leonard
H. O. Gann
Utica
Okla
Dallas Howard
Dodd City
D. W. Kerr
Ivanhoe
Philip Wise
Ruth Bellows
Ector
S. E. McDonald
Joe Castle
Rosa Hintz
Honey Grove
E. E. Hill, Jr
Son
Sam Hilliard
J. W. Sadler
R. C. Hanley
Telephone
J. WW. Roberts
J. L. Missildine
Texarkana
Chuck Williams
Hattie Garland
T. O. London
Shepherd
Paul Bearden
Bonham Rt. 2
Gilbert Fugitt
John Qualls
Karma
H. OD
Foster
Windom
C. L
Red Rock Community Notes Move and Changes
Mr Burkhalter of Rector sold his store to Mose Holcomb and moves to his farm. The Ballews of Denison rent the Falk teacherage and will move soon. David Hicks bought seats for the New Zion Church in Dallas. Claude Earl Hicks visits from NTSTC in Denton. Velma Burnett returns to Commerce for school. REA work may delay electricity for sixty days. Red Rock Hall cited as worst by Bennie Gray the school bus driver. Roads remain bad and the new commissioner has much work ahead. Church at New Zion invites everyone to attend on first and third Sundays.
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Burkhalter
Mose Holcomb
Ballew
Denison
Falk
David Hicks
Dallas
New Zion Church
Claude Earl Hicks
NTSTC
Denton
Velma Burnett
Commerce
Red Rock Hall
Bennie Gray
Boy Scouts of America age groups outlined
The article explains Explorers Scouting and specialized phases for three age levels. Cubbing covers ages 9 to 11, Troop Scouting ages 12 to 15, and Senior Scout programs for 15 and up, including Sea Scouts. Since 1910 over 14 million have joined.
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Boy Scouts of America
Anti-Filibuster Fight Shapes Up in Senate
Senate Democrats vow to block Republican move to force an anti filibuster vote. Senator Knowland seeks to order the measure from Rules committee for a Monday showdown. Democrats caucused and unified to oppose the move, with Byrd predicting committee action next Wednesday.
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Washington
Feb. W.P
Senate
William Knowland
California
Rules Committee
John McClellan
Arkansas
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Not A Sneezing Matter Framingham Traffic Court Fines Man
In Framingham Massachusetts a traffic court fined Eugene Hill twenty five dollars after his sneeze caused a car to strike a light pole cutting power to the area and knocking down three parking meters. The judge accepted his explanation but imposed the fine.
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Framingham
Mass
Massachusetts
Eugene
Hill
Hil
Five Burn to Death in Fire in Kentucky
A Taylorsville family tragedy leaves a 31 year old father in serious condition after a fall from a burning house. His wife and four children died in the blaze, as relatives prepare funeral services. Ten others escaped from the first floor as a 19 year old girl woke to the flames. Local officials note the fire originated in the second floor.
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Taylorsville
Kentucky
Louuisville
Tucky
Fannie
Iy Row
Nortons
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ARKET
J. H. Carr
Bonham Theatres
Loretta Young
Robt
Cummings In
Deho
Pedro Aruiwnndaru
Godfathers
Veeder
Marco Ad
Lorence
Mline
D. E. Cook
Gaines
West 4Th Ste
Alexander
F.d.lc
Hospital News
Sam Nelson
Ivaiinoe
M&s Hospital
Judith Ann Harrison
Red Rock
Scout
Daily
Temple Lumber
N. Center Street
James Norton
Ien
India
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Dennes Bales
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