23 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1921
Page
1
Max Hermer and his son Arnold travel to New York and points east to buy fall stock. The trip includes sightseeing in Washington, Niagara Falls, Mt. Vernon, and Boston. They expect to return by mid August.
A brief item notes 2t Spivy & Co in a trade context highlighting their role in local commerce and general market activity. The snippet emphasizes their involvement in dry goods and retail provisioning within the period.
A band concert is scheduled for tonight at 8 p m on the courthouse lawn. The event invites residents to enjoy live music in a public outdoor setting.
R. E. Browning of Bailey and Nina Tarpley of Arledge Ridge were married yesterday at the home of Rev. F. H. Ford. The couple will reside in Bonham and well wishes come from The Favorite’s readers.
Mr and Mrs George D Neal announce a 11 lb boy. Mrs Weldon Wood moves to Dallas with her husband’s new job. Mrs A W Short and Miss Maude Short host visitors from New Orleans and others, praising Red Cross work. J Ns Dobbs improves at home. George Stevenson visits Dallas family, returns Tuesday. Bertha Phillips ill on West 9th. J B Nelson welcomes a daughter. Arlington Helbing family leaves for Fort Worth then Barnhart. Cliffierd tasks returns after illness. Z Chambers and Miss Edna Ferry spend a month in Kentucky with relatives.
An old classified notice touts free Kodak enlargements to showcase workmanship and offers assistance in solving small business needs. It mentions Brannon Jewelry Co and 21 M. C. Spivy & Co as related advertisers.
The First Presbyterian Church will hold all services at the U S A Presbyterian Church next Sunday July 24 with Rev Ora C Huston of Charleton West Virginia preaching. He is described as a hustler and a fine mixer and is said to greatly benefit the church youths. Sunday School 9 45 a m preaching 11 a m and 8 p m All invited. Committee
Street closed on account of new Powder Creek bridge work. By order of the Mayor.
Rev QO TD Cooper presiding elder will preach at Randolph Saturday 11 a m and 8 30 p m and again Sunday 12 a m. He will preach at Edhube Sunday 4 p m before the third Quarterly Conference. The South Bonham Methodist church will report to the conference at Edhube Sunday afternoon with Rev Ben Bell and the church’s official members attending.
Early morning incident at North Center Street near McKelva's Garage ends with a man fleeing in a car after a near theft. J F Mayo heard the disturbance, fired three shots as the vehicle departed, and authorities later arrested a White man named Campbell from Tulsa, Oklahoma, after a chase to the Eck Lovelace place on the northern pike.
Concrete sidewalks offer lasting improvements and reduce yearly repair needs for the public. Contact Oscar Maxwell at 273 Red for concrete work and to discuss sidewalk installations.
Joe Corzine place on Red river, Imo, offers melons for sale by wagon load, truck load, or car load.
HW Davis of Bonham and Mrs S A Purdy of Ediube were married at Sherman at the District Parsonage of the Methodist church with Rev O T Cooper officiating. They will honeymoon by car touring Texas towns before returning to Bonham to make their home.
The Wesley Class of the First Methodist church held its annual chicken feast in Simpson Park with about one hundred members present. Guests included wives and sweethearts, and the menu featured spring chicken ice tea ice cream cake and cigars. Harry Roberts and Senator Gibson were noted, with Secretary Blatt's committee organizing the event.
A black face watch reported lost is found at Faverte offices and returned to the owner. Please contact the Faverte reception desk to reclaim or provide identifying details.
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