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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
4
Mrs oF White hosts a lawn party in Russell Heights with Miss Elizabeth White, Miss Hope Arledge, and Miss Bess Agnew entertaining friends. Guests included the Misses Neilson of Ladonia visiting their aunt Mrs. W A Stuckey. Lights and rugs adorned the lawn and fruit punch was served by Kula Agnew, Margaret White and Francis White.
Short time left to take advantage of our cut price sale. White, Blakeney & Fuller. One furnished room. Mrs. O. 3, Taylor, 603 N. Center street. Lost about four or five miles northwest of town on the road leading north and south a back hair comb. Reward for return to Favorite office.
About twenty five Bonham and Ravenna business leaders met at the firemen's club to discuss increasing capital stock to 10000 to fund four wells possibly to two thousand feet. Subscriptions already reach 4200 with 15000 acres leased from gas field to Red River. If funds come in, operations start within sixty days. Humor arose when a pledge form mixed with a Poindexter governor pledge.
The Sunday school institute led by Mr Hawkins continued at the Methodist church with round table talks on teacher responsibility and pupil study. New superintendents were named for junior and intermediate grades, and a post office system was proposed to streamline attendance and lesson preparation. The program adjourned until 8 o clock for further sessions.
Hawkins discussed child development from ages one to eight emphasizing environment as key to character. He urged parents to expose children only to edifying ideals and offered practical training tips. The talk closed the institute, after which Hawkins departed for Dodd City to lead another session. Rooms for rent offered by White Blakeney Fuller at 816 North Main Street.
A collector advertises a wagonyard sale of Jersey cows including two registered cows at J. C. Hardin and Otlie Fincher’s yard. Also notes patrons will be pleased with meals at the Palace Restaurant.
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