Bridge social honors Mrs. Bis Newman at Waxahachie home
Mrs. Ural Darling hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge party for Mrs. Bis Newman with four tables at three thirty. Guests included Miss Myrtle Dulaney and Mesdames Shortridge Smith Doss Carmicheal Murphy Hamlin Womack Gass McThomas McWilliams Adams Diffendaffer Taylor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Newman
Waxahachie
Ural Darling
Myrtle Dulaney
Mesdames J. B. Shortridge
S. D. Smith
Frank Doss
James Carmicheal
Bonham Remembers Mrs Mary Leach Now in California
Letters from Mrs Mary Leach formerly of Bonham recount a move to California with her son Dan Leach married to a Bonham girl. They enjoy Lake Tahoe vacations and receive the Daily Favorite from their Chino address while cherishing Bonham friends and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leach
California
Bonham
Dan Leach
Hous Lees
Dan
Lake Tahoe
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Anne E. George at Simpson Park
Mrs. Anne E. George celebrated her 77th birthday with a Sunday dinner at Simpson Park attended by about seventy five guests. Clarksville, Ada Oklahoma, Honey Grove, Wichita Falls, Durant, and Bonham residents joined including ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren, plus sister Mrs. Peggy Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne E. George
Simpson Park
W. D. Hudson
Clarksville
Louis George
Ada
Oklahoma
Elmer and
Frank George
Honey Grove
D. J
Marvin George
Wichita Falls
Webb George
Durant
W. C. Finley
Bonham
Peggy Laughlin
Windom
George
Reorganization Plan for Paris Chamber of Commerce
Paris plans a comprehensive reorganization to boost active participation, coordinate effort, and expand trade. The city aims to connect Paris with Lamar County via improved highways and support smaller counties, with city officials backing forward projects and critics noting past funding constraints and unmet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Paris
Samar
Paris C of C
Lamar County
Paris New
Mrs V W Cortner Announces Purchase of Millinery
Mrs V W Cortner states she has bought Miss Ruby Steele’s millinery on North Main Street and invites continued patronage. Signed December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Steele
North Main St
V. W. Cortner
Death of Dr. D. P. Dodson Remembered in Colorado Springs
Dr. D. P. Dodson 74, former Leonard and Dallas minister, educator and founder of Leonard Collegiate Institute and Manton College, died at his Colorado Springs home. He led Exposition Park Presbyterian Church in Dallas and helped shape local education. Dodson High School was named in his honor. He lived in Leonard for 30 years before later moving to Sanger and Denton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
D. P. Dodson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dodson
Leonard Collegiate Institute
Manton College
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sanger
Denton County
Exposition Park
Classified ad for Fordson tractor and Oliver plow sale
Will trade or sell a Fordson tractor and an Oliver 3-disc plow. Contact W. H. White. December 1961 classified listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordson Tractor
Oliver
W. H. White
Plans for exposition buildings on North of Hall Park
Lost notice notes plans to erect exposition buildings on a lot north of Hall Park. Name Drew Ramsey and phone 153 listed with the brief 93-1t citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thall Park
Drew Ramsey
Bonham Area Residents Make Week of It Across Texas and Oklahoma
Bonham residents travel widely on business and leisure. Notables include Dr. John Van Noy of Dodd City visiting in Bonham, Mayors W. F. Newton and family at Sulphur, Oklahoma, and many locals venturing to Sherman Dallas and Portman Oklahoma for visits, meetings, or recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Noy
Dodd City
Bonham
H. E. McKelva
Wm. Sparkman
Mary
Sherman
W. E. “Shug” Hewlett
Chicago
Detroit
Herschel Randle
Wylie
Texas
Wylie Randle
D. M. Penn
Austin
W. A. Hawkins
Savoy
Hawkins
J. W. Peeler
Charles Ford
Ford
J. B. Taylor
Dallas
Ben Taylor
The Good Listener's Advantage
A brief Columbus State Journal note on listening skills. It argues that a strong listener can think about something else while paying attention, highlighting the value of focused attention and mental multitasking in conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Journal
Lost Dog Teddy With Black Curly Fur Front of Collar
A lost dog description reports a black curly coated dog named Teddy wearing a collar with a phone number 606. The notice is dated 13 3t and requests help locating the pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Household goods sale by J W Lewis
One sewing machine one Chelas bed one electric range and one refrigerator must be sold at once. Located at 1103 Park Avenue under the listing of J. W. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lewis
Park Avenue
Tostwich unit installed at Fincher Confectionary NM
Olle Fincher upgrades to a new tostwi machine replacing the Texas Canl Kitchen. The device cooks and browns sandwiches to each customer’s taste and is described as a handsome mahogany piece of furniture, fully finished for shop use. If Bonham has it, consider buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olle Fincher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newton
Ryon Electric
Rocky Fords Post
Kellogg's
White Swan
Arledge Bros. Grocery
Tostwich
Tostwich Cooker
O. B. Fincher
F.R. Elkins & Son
Phine
Society
Bridge Party
Palm Beach
R.A. Risser
Leonard Man Bies
THE
Leonard E Institute
Detroit Lumber Co
J. L. Scruggs
Morris Willson
West 10Th St
Alexander Hotel
T. H. Taylor
Banhga Drug CO
Brunswick
Babcock Bros
Bonbsn
Remison
Shores
McKingey, Gainesvile
W. F. Newton
Sulphur
C. BE. Wagner
Dick Saunders
Greenville
Mr. Wagner
Mr. Saunders
J. B. Russell
Margaret Marston
Jack Pussell
X-Q-Z
San Anprem
Irene Risser
Judia Russell
Jack Russell
B. F. Pritchett
Bells
J. Wright
Pitchett Jett
Bolin
Portman
Okla
Mooney
Evangelist Williams
Herrin
Linois
F. M. McConnell
Hancock-Nevill Company
Lewis Shoe Company
Fincher Confectionary
Texas Candy Kitchen
Herve
Brannons
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