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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
4
Congressman Sam Rayburn comes home after a three week stay in the capital. He reports the nation suffers from lack of rain and notes it was hot in Washington. He urges residents to stay with their home town.
Money to loan on used cars with ten monthly payments. Loans closed promptly. Write A. R. Polmes. Office hack Ist Nat Bank Grenville Texas 290-301.
City residents and visitors including Whit Smith of Dodd City Misses Yvonne and Ruse Richardson in Dallas Sam Stateville of Trenton and many others travel to and from Sherman Dallas Whitewright and Durant Various visits to family and friends mark a lively social roundup with several names and places noted in this era column.
A compliment to visitors at a church gathering by the Missionary Society of the Methodist church. Former members Mrs. George French of Sulphur Springs and Mrs. Herbert White of Fort Worth shared stories of their work, followed by a social hour and punch.
A Bonham area column describes a Sunday swimming outing at Bean Spring by Red River. Swimmers enjoyed muddy water and a spring supply, with cows on shore and a muddy chaperone. The piece brushes farm news about cotton, corn, watermelons, and local patchwork, ending with farmer Col. Tom Bean's historical land files.
Masons call a meeting tonight at 8 p m for work and installation of officers. O W Gross W M James Anderson Sec. Big reduction big clean up sale on mens summer suits and odd pants. Big money saving opportunity. Rogers Woodward Roberts Co. 3 1 d f n
Six year old Bill Evans fell from a swing onto a 4x4, cutting his lower lip and dislodging upper teeth. Neighbors rushed him to Falfurrias for care, with later examination in Kingsville revealing need for three stitches and removal of three teeth. Doctors warn of infection as jaw and gum injuries were serious. The patient, brave without anesthetic, is aided by his nurse mother and will recover under dental care.
The Bonham elderly residents enjoyed the Glorious Fourth Garden Party at Mr. and Mrs. Simp Moore's home. A moonlit evening featured decorative lighting, a register hosted by Audra Wakefield and Mrs. J H Kincaid, a Spirit of Our Southland performance, a tribal war dance, and music by Dr Hampton's orchestra.
A big singing event is planned at McCraw's Chapel this Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon. Everyone is invited to attend and join in the program.
Federal officers pursue bootleggers while others have found theirs. The note states planting deadlines for Corn Surecropper and June Corn by July 20 and mentions continued enforcement efforts.
Judge Blackburn discharged the jury and adjourned until Saturday as the criminal assignment for the term is disposed of. The court tried two cases yesterday with Sewart convicted of burglary and sentenced to three years, Jones guilty of transporting liquor with one year, and Davis found guilty of assault to murder with three years. Brently, eighteen, charged with theft over fifty dollars, received a two year suspended sentence.
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