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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1925

Page

4

Bonham Gossip and Travel Notes Fill Independence Day Weekend

Local notes report M A Cox leaving for Mineola Tyler and Dallas for the Fourth. Visitors include Mrs Mollie Patterson granddaughter Florence Fairlee of Fort Worth and the Will Nevills families. Several residents visit hospitals and friends, with Miss Virginia Rogers attending a state Y P U gathering and Jim Hodges losing most of his home to a February fire.

M. A. Cox Mineola Tyler Trd Dallas Moliie Patterson Florence Fairlee Fort Worth Willard White West Fifth Street Henry Cox Roy King Denison Bonham Clark Caruth Allen Memorial Hospital Robert Spivy Pauline Sue Mineral Wells George C. French Will Nevills West Sixth Street Gerard Bailey College Station Bailey T. Py Rogers East Thirteenth Street Virginia Rogers Col.lege Station Mary Helen Mitchell Palacios iState Bk, Y. P. U Virginia Cunningham Paris Emma Gaines Miss Cunningham Bettie Joe Steinhelmes Gaines Jim Hodges Ector Mr. Hodges

Wednesday Mrs Tom day Schort event listing

A fragmented social notice lists attendees including Misses Ruie Richards Hazel Miller Ma Weathersby Roby Chaffin Lucile Shelton and others on Sixth Street, with varied gates and services referenced in unclear wording.

Tom' Day Chan Athe Sixth Street Ruie Richards Hazel Miller Ma Weathersby Roby Chaffin Lucile Shelton Het Igelof Wolfe

Death of Charles Edwards at Edhube

Charles Edwards died at Edhube where he lived with his brother Sam Edwards. He was about 60, unmarried, and died Thursday. The funeral was held this morning at Hamp ton graveyard. Reverend Haislip and Reverend Pritchett conducted the services.

Charles Edwards Sam Edwards Edhube Hampton Graveyard

Notice to Shippers Fourth of July Freight Suspension

No freight will be delivered Saturday from either depot of the undersigned railroads due to the Fourth of July. McGlasson agent for Texas & Pacific Ry Co and Braswell agent for Denver, etc. Classified ad in the Favorite.

McGlasson Texas & Pacific Ry. Co

Local Judge Speeds Term Docket Cleans Up Cases

Judge Blackburn speeds term with rapid dispositions and a shrinking docket. The district attorney reports strong convictions including L R Complex for liquor with two years suspended. A D Prince pleads guilty to forgery in seven cases with two years each, concurrent. Arthur Murphey denied motion for new trial after liquor sale conviction. M Burnett of Ladonia convicted for selling liquor, five years. Henry Smith pleads guilty to manufacturing liquor, one year suspended. Sanders Wimberly pleads guilty to auto theft, two years. Robert Henry, on trial for murder in Honey Grove, stands charged with killing another man.

Blackburn L R. Complex A. D. Prince Arthur Murphey M. Burnett Ladonia Wee Henry Smith Sanders Wimberly Lamar County Robert Henry Honey Grove

Leonard Baptist Encampment Becomes Permanent Affair

The Leonard Baptist Encampment in North Texas grew from an experiment to a permanent nine day event drawing 2000 to 3000 attendees. Notable speakers from Dr. F. S. Groner to Dr. Geo. W. Truett led sessions, with strong local support from Leonard citizens and Rev. R. E. Cornelius. Aiming to raise program quality for the South, organizers plan a top program and larger attendance next year.

D. L. ‘Moody Baptists of Texas Leonard Leonard Baptist F. S. Groner Baptist General Convention of Texas W. M. Wright First Baptist Church of Paris Geo. W. Truett Dallas Ty, T. Money Bonham M. W. Lanier McKinney Hulen Coffman Greenville North Notprul R. EB. Cornelius South Kunnin F. M McConnell

Electric boat tests stun observers at city lake

An improvised 8 foot electric craft shown on the city lake drew curiosity as Smith and Jones worked from 12 volt controls to power a radio rig. The oddboat, rigged for testing, moved briefly during Thursday night observations, though details remain unclear due to fragmentary text and ad-like notes.

Smith’ & Jones Tricity

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