Recital by Dunning Studio Delights Parents
Margaret Tobin presented her music and rhythm classes in a studio recital on Wednesday night at eight. The program featured numerous students performing skits, melodies, and dances, with an appreciative audience of parents and friends.
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Dunning Studio
Margaret Tobin
Tweedle Dee
Tweedle Dum Williams
Mery Ella Smith
Julia Cowart
Nancy Lou McElwee Reefler
William
Mary Ella Smith
Williams
Nancy Lou McElwee
Gries
Joe Ann Jane Bragg
Miss Tobin
Betsy Burrow
Wilson Little
Bri Caruth
David Swann
Shirley Ann McRae
Frying Chickens All Sizes at Campbell Grocery
Campbell Grocery advertises frying chickens in all sizes and provides the store phone number 10 for orders or inquiries.
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Campbell Grocery
Safe cleaning formula for poultry health claim
A vintage promotional snippet from Jeters Drug Store urges giving a star sulphurous compound in drinking water or feed to Chickens and Turkeys. It claims to kill intestinal germs and worms, prevent lice mites fleas blu bugs, improve appetite and egg production, and promises money back if not satisfied.
Announcement Made Of Wedding Of Miss Luttrell
Miss Doris Luttrell and Mr James Arnold Jolly wed July 27 1938 in Antlers Oklahoma Rev J W Gregg officiated. Doris Luttrell daughter of Mr and Mrs George Luttrell from Honey Grove studied at TSCW Denton. Jolly son of Mr and Mrs J W Jolly Bellevue Texas taught at Lockney earned NTSTC degrees and will finish M S at NTSTC. They plan to attend Denton summer school and will reside at 625 Hickory Street Denton.
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Honey Grove
Tex
George Luttrell
Doris
James Arnold Jolly
Antlers
Okla
J. W. Gregg
The
Presbyterian Church
TSCW
Denton
Jolly
J. W. Jolly
Bellevue
Texas
Lockney
NTSTC
Hickory Street
Jully
Singing Be Held At Boyd Sunday Besinnine at
A singing convention is set for Boyd next Sunday June 4 starting at 2 PM announced by R C Perry president of the association inviting all in Fannin and adjoining counties to attend Boyd and nearby communities urged to participate in the program.
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Boyd
R- C. Perry
Fannin
Miss Wilma Anderson Honored At Texas Wesleyan College
Miss Wilma Anderson daughter of Rev and Mrs Hugh E B Anderson arrived from Fort Worth where she studied at Texas Wesleyan College and graduated this week with an A B in English She led scholastic work and campus activities and plans future study while awaiting possible civil service placement
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Wilma Anderson
Hugh EB. Anderton
Fort Worth
Texas Wesleyan College
TWC
Cheese Soufflé Recipe Celebrates Slow Cooking
A period piece praises a cheese soufflé as light and cloudlike yet substantial. It emphasizes slow cooking to keep it fluffy, recommends American or English cheeses, and provides a recipe with butter flour milk cheese egg yolks and stiffly beaten egg whites baked in a slow oven for about 1 hour 10 minutes.
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Ulee
Death of Mrs A W Pratt Shocks Bonham Town
Bonham residents and friends mourn the sudden death of Mrs. A W Pratt in a Paris doctor’s office. Wife of Waitman Pratt and active in church PTA and the local community, she leaves a daughter Mary Catherine and her California-based parents. Funeral services were held at her Bonham home with burial at Willow Wise.
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Mrs. Pratt
Whitewright
Mr Pratt
Bonham
Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society
PTA Association
Elvic
Albert Williamson
Harry Hancock
D LL. Watson
Fred Fletcher
CC Baker
Bradford Nunnelee
Thursday Evening Bridge Club Meets With The Wrights
The Thursday evening bridge club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Wright for a regular session. Spring flowers decorated the Wright home. Dee Leatherwood led the men in high score and Mrs Nettie Hodges topped the women. Gober Blake won the bingo prize. An ice refreshments course followed for the three tables. Guests included Miss Virginia Baird and Olvin Gross.
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Frank Wright
Wright
Dee Leatherwood
Nettie Hodges
Gober Blake
Virgina Baird
Olvin Gross
Wolfe City Weekly News Highlights L L Milton Rites and Local Updates
Funeral rites for L L Milton 74 were held Wednesday. C F Stone service station in Wolfe City opens handling Magnesia products. A new stop sign installed at Main Street and Preston Avenue. School improvements greatly increase sanitation facilities. Miss Opal Branch and FE Paker of Abilene to marry at Wesley Methodist Church on the 28th. bride-elect is daughter of Mr and Mrs Branch.
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L. L. Milton
C. F. Stone
Wolfe City
Main Street
Preston Avenue
Opal Branch
FE Paker
Abilene
Wesley Methodist Church
Will Branch
Johnfield
Inhachie
Billie Ba
B Saunders
Saunder
Lile Jean
Evelyn
Bonham
Three Picture Show At County Towns Announced
Miller Yates Motor Co Bonham Ford dealers announce a free picture show for several county towns next week. Each night a prize will be awarded and an educational film shown. Ector Monday Codd City Tuesday Telephone Wednesday Randolph Thursday Ravenna Friday.
Library Hours Change for Summer Season Schedule
The library announces new summer hours set by Mrs Henry Holland opening at 9 30 and closing at 12 30 daily except Saturday when 9 30 to 12 30 and 2 30 to 5 30 are in effect Major Joe Hrdlicka and City Council receive thanks for new shelves at the library The board meeting was presided by Mrs D W Sweeney in the president and vice president's absence
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Henry Holland
Librari
Lirary Board
Joe Hrdlicka
D. W. Sweeney
Old Ship Log Reports Whales Sighting
Nantucket news notes a Walter Scott whaling ship log claiming 5 900 whales sighted in the South Pacific in 1641, noted as possibly the largest single sighting. The entry, dated October 31, 1440, was found by WPA Historical Records Survey workers reviewing Augustus L Fisher’s antique collection.
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Walter Scott
South Pacific
WPA Historical Records Survey
Augustus L. Fisher
Rain Blesses Gardens in Bonham Area
Bernice Goar reports a good rain this morning that gardeners had needed. Local notes mention W. B. Richardson attending Home Coming events at Commerce, Jack George and Ina Dearing returning home, visitors from Wade, and a quiet Saturday wedding of Irene Allen to Morris Hopper.
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Claes
Bernice Goar
W. B. Richardson
ET &Tc
Commerce
Mia
Jack George
Will More
Local Visit Notes From Honey Grove and Bonham
Mrs Vera Kilpraten of Honey Grove visited her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Dewoody. Mrs Irene Richardson and Mrs Opal Richardson of Elwood called on Mother Richardson and Mrs Sadi Sims Sunday afternoon. Mrs Sadie Bim visited Tuesday. Rev Fair of Fort Worth preached at the Baptist church. Rev A T Willis served in Tenn es. Mrs Virge Mitchell stayed at the home of her daughter Mrs Irene Mayfield in Bonham. Rev F tr spent Sunday night at the home of Mr and Mrs E E Felts.
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A. L Vaughn
W. M S
Earl Tarpley
Tete Edwards
Jesus
Tarpley
Vaughn
Jim McMillen
Sterling Turner
Calatiens
Homer Murphy
Vera Kilpraten
Honey Grove
Sam Dewoody
Irene Richardson
Opal Richarson
Elwood
Mother Richardson
Sadi Sims
Virge Mitchell
Irene Mayfield
Bonham
Sadie Bim
E E Felts
Meropolitan Opera Draws 640 Oberlin Students to Cleveland
In Cleveland a large number of Oberlin College students attended the Meropolitan Opera event. The surprising cultural shift shows students embracing high art beyond jitterbug culture, signaling broader engagement with the arts among the campus community.
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Cleveland
Oberlin College
Mr and Mrs M H Dean Visit Newell Family Friends
Mr and Mrs M H Dean and 1on Hassell Jr are spending a few days with Mr and Mrs A Newell and family this week, enjoying hospitality and casual social time with relatives and friends.
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Dean
Round the Square and Small Town Tales on a Quiet Morning
A quirky town chronicle notes Fido missing from the courthouse lawn amid chatter of his supposed flea removal, busy Spivy Dry Goods, a singing county attorney, a fugitive assistant, and a postponed Boy Scout course. It mentions summer library hours, local appointments, and fashionable shop life with humor.
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Fido
Court House
Flossy
Joneses
Farmer
Post Oak Weather Sparks Garden Activity and Local News
Despite dry conditions crops thrive as gardeners plant sweet potatoes and beans ready for canning. Families visit and care for ill relatives while Miss Vera Robertson traveled to Denison. Local social updates cover school’s end and a Burnet trip for students with a shared lunch.
Roper Reelected as Anna School Superintendent for 32nd Term
W L Roper, long-serving superintendent of Anna schools, has been reelected for a 32nd term after 31 years in the role, confirming continued leadership of the district.
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W. L. Roper
Anna
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G. Beethoven
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Poldin
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Grieg
Jane Brage
Paderewski
James Ger
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Mt. Pleasant
Jeter's Drug Store
Miss Luttrell
Fr. Worth
Via Flessant
Duncan Coffee Company
Marye Damnke
Pome Economics
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
A.W. Pratt
Murphy
Lawrence Whitt
Wrights
Saunders Drug Store
Nantucket, Mass
Nomacy
Bonham Bakery
Bonham Beauty Shop
Katheryn Pate
Louis Woosley
POST
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Prez Walker
Gus
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Claude McGonick
Vera Robertson
Denison
Jim Types
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Lamasco
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Senday
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