Bonham and area social notes list visitors and trips
Residents and guests in Bonham and nearby counties include Mr. and Mrs. John Ballard returning to Lubbock from Bonham and Fannin County, Jimmie Rodgers of Denison visiting relatives, and many weekend visits. Attendees include Dr. and Mrs. Allen Spies of Ladonia, Mrs. Charlie Cox recovering from tonsillectomy in Sherman, and trips or outings to Dallas, Houston, and Galveston area events with family and friends noted.
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John Ballard
Newell Rush
Lubbock
Bonham
Fannin County
Jimmie Rodgers
Denison
Claude Eng- Medisis
Marvin Johnson
Dallas
Billie Ann Bullock
Charles Harless
W. T. Lockhart
James Bybee
Litteaughter
Will Nevill
Allen Spies
Ladonia
Olvin Gross
San Antonio
Charlie Cox
Sherman —Hospital
Cox
Sherman
John Bevans
Lu- Vere Bevang
Denton
Raymond Dodson
Betty Jane
Ode Roberts
Pauline Spivy
Robert Spivy
Sam Payne
O. M. Weaver
Mian
Delia Hetty Roberts
Milton Roberts
Lois Roberts
New ‘Bridge
Martha Ann
Betty Jane Dodson
Ryon Plantation
Sun- Gay
Paul Alexander
Houston
Galves
Entrance Door Upgrade At First National Bank
The First National Bank is rearranging its front entrance for better convenience. The northeast corner will have double doors and a south side door on Matin street is removed for a regulation window. Porter Inelish to supervise the carpentry and stone work to enlarge the east opening.
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First National Bank
Matin Street
Inelish
Weekend visits from Dallas Sherman and surrounding towns
Ton and other southern points Mr and Mrs Tom Statt and their son from Paris were weekend guests of E. M. Curlee and family. Robert Leslie, NTSTC student, spent the weekend with Judge and Mrs. Leslie. Annie Martha Froberts of Dallas visited here. Don Smith of Sherman visited his parents. Frank Svoboda visited relatives in Hillsboro and Mt Calm. Mr and Mrs Jack Scott were weekend guests of Scotts' parents. Mr and Mrs FR Beott of Ladonia also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Roberts
Annie Martha’ Froberts
Dallas
Don Smith
Sherman
Kid Smith
Frank Svoboda
Hillsboro
Mt Calm
Jack Scott
Brownwood Visitor Mrs Yantts Visits Relatives
Mrs John Yantts of Brownwood is visiting her mother Mrs John Arledge and other relatives and friends, spending time in Brownwood and area.
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Brownwood
John Yantts
John Arledge
Mrs J H W Omohundreo Visits Sister in Long Beach
Mrs. J H W Omohundreo of Long Beach California is visiting her sister Miss Daisy Woods for a few days in town.
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J H W. Omohundreo
Long Beach, Calif
Daisy Woods
Harmon Denton and Evans Attend State Christian Churches Convention
Rev and Mrs W O Harmon Mr and Mrs Lawrence Denton and Mr Ashley Evans left this afternoon for Wichita Falls to attend the State convention of the Christian Churches. Mr Evans representative of the Laymen's League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W O Harmon
Lawrence Denton
Ashley Evans
Wichita Falls
The
Christian Churches
Evans
Laymen’s League
Local residents treated at area hospitals after weekend incidents
W Charles of Honey Grove route 4 was brought to Allen Memorial Hospital Saturday night for treatment. Mrs Luther Stephens of North Center Street was at the local hospital Sunday for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Charles
Honey Grove
Route 4
Allen Memorial Hospital
Luther Stephens
North Center Street
Hale visiting son in Bonham before returning to Ralls Texas
G Hale who has stayed several days in Bonham visiting his son and family will leave Tuesday for his home at Ralls Texas. Hale formerly lived in this county and has spent 13 years in West Texas in the real estate business. He visited Hill and McLennan counties Sunday where he farms interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T G Hale
Bonham
L F Hale
Ralls
Texas
Mr Hale
West Texas
Esale
Mclennan County
Frank Svoboda
Hill and McLennan Counties
Home Owners Loran Corp Officials Visit Bonham
R J Kennedy and C M Hammond of the Dallas based Home Owners Loran Corporation visited Bonham on Monday for business. Kennedy formerly lived in Whitesboro and worked as a railway mail clerk on a T and P route through Bonham, while Hammond previously worked with the Texas Weekly in Dallas. Both men are well acquainted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R J Kennedy
C M Hammond
Loran Corporation
Dallas
Bonham
Kennedy
Whitesboro
Hammond
Texas Weekly
Mrs John Hay and Miss Hor tense Selgiar Visit Dallas Guests
Mrs John Hay and Miss Hor tense Selgiar of Dallas were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J M Longmire at Lake Fannin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
Hortense Selgiar
Dallas
J M Longmire
Lake Fannin
Fulkerson Family Gatherings Noted at Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Fulkerson hosted guests Sunday after 10. their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Glenn Doss of Whitewright joined. Also present were Mr and Mrs George Stephens with their niece Mrs Raymond Stephens, Mr and Mrs G R Stephens, Mrs G R Stephens Jr, and daughter Frances, plus June: Mr and Mrs Morris Fulkerson and Mr and Mrs Wealtney of Sherman.
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Frank Fulkerson
Glenn Doss
Whitewright
George Stephens
Raymond Stephens
G R Stephens
Frances
Morris Fulkerson
Wealtney
Shernan
Injured in Dallas Traffic Crash Involves Roy Brigman
Roy Brigman of Wolfe City suffered a broken left arm after his automobile collided with a truck on Maple Avenue in Dallas Sunday night.
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Roy Brigman
Wolfe City
Maple Avenue
Dallas
Saunders and Van Zandt Families Visit Moody Relatives
Mr and Mrs. Dick Saunders and Mr and Mrs. OC H Van Zandt with their son visited relatives in Moody Texas on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Saunders
OC. H. van Zandt
Bandy
Moody, Texas
Summers test Sunday afternoon for business trip to Chicago
Summers heads to Chicago for a Sunday afternoon test related to a business trip. The note mentions travel plans and a forthcoming stop in Chicago with no further details available.
Essay contest judges named for True Americanism event
Judges in the nationwide Americanism essay contest for high school students sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U S select winners. Left to right are Dean Frank Martian, University of Missouri School of Journalism. Dorothy Canfield Fisher. Homer Croy.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
The
U. S
Deen Frank Martian
University of Miasguri School of Journalism
Proposed Tax and Pension Reforms From a U S Report
The document outlines changes to pensions and taxes including reducing old age annuity rates to a half percent temporarily, investing a modest reserve in government bonds, and separating financial administration from the treasury. It calls for abolition of undistributed profits tax and tax exempt securities, major surtax reductions, elimination of inter corporate dividend tax, and reliefs for small corporations plus depreciation flexibility. It also discusses corporate income tax reforms and potential elimination of capital gains provisions to maintain revenue.
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Congress
Governor urges Texas revival to lead recovery
In a thirty minute address the Governor advocates a nationwide religious revival to curb violence and boost prosperity. He recalls Arlington revivals, hopes for wider Texas participation, and links social improvement to Christian renewal while criticising secular neglect of faith. He mentions pension issues before closing with a call for revival driven leadership.
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Arlington
Texas
Ddaniel
Death of 13 year old Dora Oleta Hardy in Bonham
Dora Oleta Hardy age 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lindsey of Bonham Route 1 died Sunday evening at 6 45 at Allen Hospital after a brief illness. She was born December 24 1925 in Fannin County and lived in the area all her life. Survivors include her parents grandparents Charlies and William Lindsey Louise and Wanda Bess Lindsey and two brothers. Funeral services scheduled this afternoon at 2 90 at Bailey Methodist church by Revs Combs and MacCollum. Interment in Moore's Chapel Cemetery. Wise Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Dora Oleta Hardy
Charles’ Lindsey
Bonham
Allen Hospital
Fannin County
Charles Lindsey
E . Bicknell
Bailey
Charlies
William Lindsey
Louise
Wanda Bess Lindsey
Bailey Methodist Church
Combs and MacCollum
Moore's Chapel
Wise Funeral Home
Denton College Wins Top Honors at Fort Worth Meet
North Texas State Teachers College at Denton captured four first places to win top honors at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association convention closing at Texas Western College. Paris Junior College publications The Bat and The Galleon won first in newspaper and annual in the Junior class. The Bat's editor Walter Bell is the younger brother of Rayburn Bell who edited the 1935 Bat. The Galleon 1938 editors included Thurman Windham and Charles Vorholzer with Philip Latimer as business manager. East Texas State College's The East Texan won a feature story award.
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Rayburn Bell
Henry Moore
Bill Moseley
Angle
Bell
John W. Williams
Bells
Touls Willams
Webb Jones
Thurman Windham
Charles Vorholzer
Philip Latimer
East Texan
East Texas State College, Commerce
Congressional Probe to Review Fascist Communist Nazi Activity
Congressman Martin Idtes of Orange, head of the House un American Activities Committee, will analyze fascist communist and Nazi activity in the country. His remarks were broadcast coast to coast from 11 to 11 25 a m on NBC. Freight rate discussion in East Texas will cover economic issues including forestry livestock taxation and iron ore deposits development. Ernest O Thompson of the Texas Railroad Commission will discuss alleged freight rate inequalities while Uphill Freight Rates is also on the agenda. The regional chamber plans an in depth study of Texas rate structures and future activities.
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Martin Idtes
Orange
House un-American
Mitee Gies
NBC
East Texas
Chermurgic
Eastexas
Texans
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
U S Moves Against Nazi Threats and War Plans
The War Department recalls Col Charles A Lindbergh to active duty to craft a program to put the United States ahead of Italy and Germany in military aircraft. The U S imposes 25 percent duties on German products effective today, capping Reich goods with a de facto boycott. Metriame Pittman’s committee hears Gen Hugh Johnson testify on neutrality proposals as House foreign affairs weighs its own bills with Frederick J Libby leading the testimony.
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War Department
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
United States
Italy
Germany
Reich
Metriame
Parts Vacuum and Sewing Machines Ad
Local distributor George Curtis advertises parts for vacuum cleaners sewing machines and electric irons. Call 627-W for repairs accessories and supplies.
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Curtis
Cotton price advances first time in month
The average price in ten designated markets rose for the first time in over a month. The price at twenty-two points higher than the prior week stood at 54. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics summary was released in Dallas.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Mary
Dallas
Second-Hand Plane Advertisement in Bonham
An advertisement from Lem Tittsweeth's in Bonham offers a second-hand airplane for sale. Prospective buyers are urged to contact the dealer for details and pricing.
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Lem Tittsweeth’s
Bonham
Cotton Market News: Weather Improves After Wet Start
Weather conditions in the cotton belt began the week unfavorable due to wet weather and unseasonably low temperatures per the Weather Bureau. Later sunshine and higher temperatures improved growing conditions across the belt.
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Cotton Belt
Weather Bureau
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Jeghorn World
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the Bonham Daily Favorite
Liberty
Better Homes & Gardens
Christian Herald Home Arts
Needlecra
McCall's Magazine
Parents’ Magazine
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New Week
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Forbes
Bonham Daily Favorite
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Farm Jrnl
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