Fraternal Notice Requests Signatures for Primary Ballot
A. W. Mayes secretary notes petitions are being circulated to place a submission on the July primary ballot. All in cases are asked to sign one petition as soon as possible.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
3
A. W. Mayes secretary notes petitions are being circulated to place a submission on the July primary ballot. All in cases are asked to sign one petition as soon as possible.
The Fisher property is described as an ideal park location with a beautiful grove, a nice lot, and a desirable site for a home or park. It sits on a good wide street extending west from the front with views from Main and Center streets and is offered for sale at a bargain by Gibson & Taylor.
L B Caldwell asks customers to pardon a few days absence from the city. The brief notice says he will be away and thanks patrons for their understanding.
Constance Chapter No 209 Order of the Eastern Star installed its year officers at the Masonic Hall with Mrs J D Maddrey and Mrs Cora Morrow taking leading roles. Officers named include Mrs K J Catron conductor Dr Lewallen worthy patron Miss Ariah Kincaid conductress and several associate officers. After ceremonies members adjourned to the banquet room for refreshments.
Advertisement urges quick action on cheap goods at a cut sale run by White Blakeney and Fuller. It promises shopper satisfaction and notes the sale ends Saturday night at the Palace Restaurant.
A Bonham Texas letter from June 1910 shows Mr. C. T. Carlton contributing 25 dollars to Carlton College's rebuilding, with a pledge of 75 dollars more. The note mentions J. Pearson speaking at Petty on June 9 at 2 p.m. to support the cause.
Mr W E Hawkins of Fort Worth, recently appointed by the Methodist board as field worker for the North Texas conference, is in our city today conducting a Sunday school institute at the First Methodist church. Hawkins, a tireless speaker, travels the state giving three speeches daily and has stirred renewed interest in Fannin County Sunday School work through his inspirational talks.
Summer school notice invites high school students to make up missed work or earn advance credits starting June 20. Contact Hamuel Levine for details at 201. Rooms available at 310 North Main Street, furnished or unfurnished, with board if desired.
A Bonham property labeled Deity farm sold in two tracts for 850 per acre. Details list Will TL and Jivana as parties involved in the transfer and sale records.
The speaker extols the Sunday school as the world’s chief evangelistic agency aimed at shaping character for crises. He advocates graded classes by age, outlines two effective schedules, and stresses opening and closing exercises as keys to success. Mr Hawkins returns this afternoon and evening. all Sunday school workers are invited.
The ice cream supper planned by the First Methodist Church ladies aid societies for Tuesday night on the church lawn has been postponed.
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