19 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1941
Page
1
Mrs. J. H. Broyles who sustained rib injuries last week is recovering. Dr. F. P. C. Annen, who had been a patient at the hospital, was discharged and returned home Monday.
Thought for Today argues government seeks peace by limiting defense prep but notes workers demand higher wages when contracts arise. It contrasts labor profiteering with war profiteering and questions the fairness of profit motives for individuals and industries.
Announcements list candidates for mayor Charlie Jones Joe Hadlicka seeking re election and L K Crawford. The note cites bond language on shifting fashion influence to Hollywood and New York and previews Easter hairdos by leading hairdressers including Ian Dallas Thomas Frank and Joseph from Hollywood. Attending Bon hem operators include Mrs Ella Starnes Miss Cladys Flanagan Miss Aline Jackson Miss Mary Ruth Little and others.
More than 4 500 beauty shop owners and operators will attend the All Texas Beauty Exposition opening February 23 at the Hotel Adolphus in Dallas. The event, led by Jack Bond, aims to offer a post graduate course for Texas beauty operators introducing new spring styles and methods amid industry changes.
A collage of Texas humor notes and local items covers social jests about husbands and bachelors, mentions lawmakers and Texans in national roles, plus brief regional updates from Trenton and other towns. It cites Sam Rayburn, Morris Sheppard, and editorials on trucks, citrus fiestas, and a school stunt-night fund drive.
Two grades from Desert School travel to Trenton for a trip announced in a brief item dated February 19. The note specifies a school group departure with plans and location as part of local education coverage.
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