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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
5
The 1924 act sets exemptions of 1000 for single or married couples living together and head of family, plus a 400 dependent credit for each person under 18 or incapable. Earned income up to 5000 qualifies for a 25 percent tax credit, reducing net tax. example shows a 5000 net income lowering tax from 86 to 60 with exemptions and credit applied.
Nolan, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rice of Duplex, died early this morning. The little body was buried this afternoon at the Duplex cemetery.
Several Bonham residents are noted as ill or visiting. Mrs. T. L. Coleman is quite sick, and Mrs. D. L. Harkins is in the hospital. J. C. Saunders returns from Gonzales on business. Misses Hale and Dobts visit Mrs. O. T. Clark. Nanon Noble leaves for Clovis New Mexico after visiting relatives. Mary Emery travels to Terrell. she teaches in Bonham schools. Mrs. W. A. Evans is improving at home. Valine Hobbs visits Cooper Texas. Neva Nobles departs for Clovis after visiting. Mrs. Ba Russell of East Ninth reports a bindare Smn from Burr-A Wright at New Braunfels brings improvement. Rev. J. W. Stevens and wife of New York sail for a round the world trip. Stevens grew up near Spring Hill Fannin County. Mrs. W. W. Hendricks of Moore's Chapel stops by to pay subscription. the Hendricks couple are long-time readers. Mrs. Katherine Preston travels to Corsicana for a weekend with Laura Vaughn. Vaughn is improving after a serious automobile accident.
Local notice urges farmers to bring laying hens to Bowling Produce Co for appraisal and sale preparation. The brief emphasizes fair pricing and quick processing for farm flocks.
Mrs Claude Leatherwood hosted a Thursday afternoon golf club gathering featuring a 42 party honoring Mesdames Buchanan Gough Eckert of New Orleans and Mrs Unn Carlton Cumberland Md Delightful refreshments followed the game at eight tables
The Fo' Bit Club held a square dance at the golf club Thursday evening with about thirty couples in attendance. Out of town guests included Miss Una Carlton of Cumberland Maryland and Mesdames Buchanan Gough and Eckert of New Orleans Louisiana.
Miss Landys L Anthony entertained the Bridge Club Thursday at her home on North Center Street. A salad course was served to twenty guests including Mrs K F White Mrs L K Hargrove Mrs John Burks Marg Joe Hrdlicka and Miss Una Carlton of Cumberland Maryland who are not club members.
Mrs. F C Allen hosted an informal tea at her East Ninth Street home for Circle One of the First Presbyterian church auxiliary. About fifteen members contributed a free-will offering as part of their pledge, totaling more than $21.
The Gleaners Class of First Christian church held a pleasant afternoon at Mrs Minnie Barron’s home. Contests and a crossword puzzle kept guests alert while Mrs Wagner spoke on loyalty and church building through personal work. Refreshments served for 24 members.
Mrs Dick Saunders and Mrs Margaret Marston hosted a Stymie Club masquerade dinner at the golf club last Friday evening. Guests wore costumes and enjoyed a four course meal with a "Who's Who" mystery, plus a musical program. Md., was the only out of town guest.
The American Legion requests immediate contact with Ernest S. Cummings at 171-31 Joe Denton. Adjutant flags the communication as very important.
Mr and Mrs Chas Leslie celebrate the arrival of their first child, a daughter born yesterday. The family shares happiness as relatives visit and extend well wishes.
Few marriage licenses are issued these days with names listed: W. Ulrich and Mrs. FE A. Davis, Shuler and Lela McCraw, T. C. Yarborough and Hattie Favors.
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