Family visits and parties extend through weekend
W. M Fennel and son Oscar hosted visitors Friday and Saturday morning Ruth Fennel held a party Saturday. Ruth Velma Fay el visited relatives in Bonham. Mr. and Mrs. Fennel and family and Mr. O Fennel's family were in Bonham Saturday evening. A late crowd attended the Virginia Point singing Sunday night. Wayne Dickerson gave a party Wednesday night. Mrs J FE Hesor and Pennie Lou spent weekend with Den son relatives. Mr Johnson has recovered from a sick spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M Fennel
Oscar
Ruth Fennel
Ruth
Velma Fayel
Bonham
Bledsaw
Miss Bessie
Horn Toad Novelty Company Organized In El Paso
The Torned Toad Novelty Company in El Paso announces its organization and plan to ship horned toads to merchants nationwide for one dollar each. J R Richelberger aims to pay five cents for each captured horned toad and will mail literature recounting the Eastland Texas horned toad tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn Toad Novelty Company
EL Paso
J. R. Richslberger
Eastland
Tex
Richelberger
Health Improves in Ravenna Amid Church Meetings
The city’s health has improved since the last report though some remain on the sick list. Captain Deupree and Mrs. Woodruff are improving while Mrs. Ruby Vernon recovered enough to attend Sunday school. Rev Lovell and Rev Wilson conduct meetings at Ravenna M E church drawing strong turnout, including 11 people over 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las
Deupree
Woodruff
Ruby Vernon
Lovell
Trenton
Wilson
M. E. Church
Ravenna M. E
Ravenna
Bud Goodman
Danner
Carrie Willhoit
Helen
Price
Willhoit
Community Notes From Bonham and Nearby Areas
Several local residents visited friends and relatives over the weekend including Mr. Monroe Sherer who is ill. Attendees: Stanley Bonds and family from Ector, Ar R. B Fhnga, J. P. Thompson and son Ne'l of Ravenna, Howard McNabb family, Basil Chapman and wife, Ruby Jean Cox visiting grandmother Mrs. Oscar Chaffin, Grace Kenedy and children, O Russell of Bonham, Verna Flippo shopping in Bonham, Melvin Clayton family, Bernard and Jean Witte of Bailey, Frank Elrod of Clovis visiting his sister Mrs. Monroe Sherer, L. Hopkins visiting Will McGinnis, and Mrs. Virgil McNabb visiting Mrs. Eula Maye Chaffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Sherer
Ditcher
Stanley Bonds
Ector
Ar R. B Fhnga
J. P. Thompson
Ravenna
Howard McNabb
John Chapman
Hilger
Basil Chapman
Ruby Jean Cox
Bonham
Oscar Chaffin
Grace Kenedy
O. Russell
Vis“Eg
J. M
Miz Verna Flippo
Melvin Clayton
Witte
Bernard and
Jean
Bailey
Lilye Tribble
Frank Elrod
Clovis
N. M
Monrog Sherer
L. Hopkins
Will McGinnis
Virgil McNabb
Saturn
Eula Maye Chaffir
Ground broken for Stephenson school building
South Side notes record visitors from Del Rio and Garland. Ground has been broken for the new Stephenson school building, replacing the old structure torn down last week. Other items mention Chas. Stokes’s Garland visit and local ties to the Telephone Company and Texas University student C. B. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Dodd
del Rio
Texas
FH. E. Alaton
South Fifth Street
J. R. Reese
Garland
Chas. Stokes
Stephenson
Smith
Telephone Company
C. B. Myers
Austin
Texas University
Mary Addie Graves
T. A. Huey
Hugo
Okla
Sugar Tariff Push Reportedly Supported by Sugar Trust
The sugar trust seeks higher tariffs on Cuban sugar to boost their profits. The proposal is presented in a Sherman Democrat context as an effort to protect domestic sugar interests and raise prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sugar Trust
Cuba
Sherman Democrat
America
Mrs J A Harper Guests with Brother in Savoy
Mrs J A Harper of Savoy was a guest of her brother Dr Hampton Friday. Clifton Sadler went to Sherman Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Harper
Savoy
Dr. Hampton
Clifton Sadler
Sherman
El Paso Sees Busy June With Multiple Conventions
El Paso expects 33 000 visitors in June as four conventions converge. The Engineer meet June 4 to 6 draws about 200 delegates and 500 expected attendees. Texas State Dental group gathers June with 2 000 delegates anticipated. Women’s Bereft Association meets June 11 to 12. Hotel Geete Ameca hosts annual convention June 18 to 20 with around 500 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Syumiea Press
Paso
Texas State Dental
Whl
Ox gall health tonic pitched for liver and blood push
An advertisement warns high blood pressure signals and links liver sluggishness to toxins. It touts Diexel tablets containing ox gall as a natural liver stimulant and promotes Dioxol as the genuine ox gall source, priced under two cents each at druggists.
Pimply Face Blame Ad Promises Clear Skin Fast
A dubious classified style ad instructs readers that pimples are self caused and touts Black and White Ointment as a quick fix. It urges visiting a druggist and following directions, claiming enhanced results with a Shin Loap product, with exaggerated claims and low factual detail.
Local Residents Host Weekend at Homes Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Ernest Barker and Robert Morgan, students in Denton, visit home folks while Dr. Hampton travels to Tom Bean. Miss Lorene Downs and Miss Fay Dulaney attend college in Durant and plan for another year’s schooling as fine young ladies. Mr and Mrs John Willoughby of Denison stay with Mr and Mrs A Mitchell. Mrs J E Orndorff travels to Sulphur Oklahoma. Mrs Young Chandler and Tobe Charay of Allen's Chapel visit Tuesday. Oil men appear on 10 000 acres leased near town with drilling interest.
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Ernest Barker
Robert Morgan
Teacher College
Denton
Dr. Hampton
Tom Bean
Lorene Downs
Fay Dulaney
Durant
Lorene
Fay
John Willoughby
Denison
Fm. A. Mitchell
Sulphur
Okla
Young
Chandler
Tobe Charay
Allen’s Chapel
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Essor
Ict
Sher
Tonham
Iar
Eace
Batiste
Max Hermer Co
Arnold Englander
Warren
Mr Johnson
A Vick’ Snell
Federated Bargains
J. L. Ware & Son
Texas Electric
Buuebonnets
Ence
Bonham’s
Hudson
Simmons Grocer Co
Paris
Eastland's Court House
Arthur Smith
W. W. Smith
C. E. Smith
We of
Ji W. Peeler
Frank Davis
R. T. Davis
North Center St
R. A. Risser & Company
Japan
China
Keene Hardware
Says Merle Thorpe
Merle Thorpe
Nations Business
Texas Power & Light Co
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