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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
2
Notice warns readers of another shop calling itself Bonham Mattress Factory not affiliated with McKelva Mattress Factory. It guarantees work in mattress renovating rug cleaning and upholstery. The McKelva shop has years in Bonham Texas and disclaims responsibility for others.
Inzo Mangano, long tied to Capone era gambling networks, seeks to leave crime behind after twenty years facing numerous arrests. He declares plans to build a chain of filling stations, transitioning from mob activity to legitimate business.
Lorenzo Galat a Filipino man said he dreamt he was fighting two men and cut his throat and gashed his arm in Marysville California. He reported the incident as a self inflicted act while dreaming and gave no further details.
The Lions gathered Thursday with strong attendance and a full program. President Humphrey chaired as Rev Blackburn and Rev Huffstutter spoke, Rotary president McDougal joined, and local figures Hughes Holland Wheeler and Wheeler provided remarks. The entertainment plan was outlined by Russell Kelsey and future committee members Grady McCullough and Robert Carswell promised an engaging program.
Local ad offers hair set and dry service for 25 cents at the corner of 3rd and Elm, run by Mrs. Preston Hogue. Publication notes the low price and service location with the address.
Mrs V A Ewing of Milwaukee visits relatives and friends in Bonham. Katherine Preston returns to Denton after a short visit. Pauline Stroud visits uncle and aunt James Stroud in Lubbock. Frances German leaves for Austin for University of Texas summer session. D E Garner of Dallas visits sister Mrs W D Porter near Bonham. Dorris Miller and Evelyn Fletcher home after State Teachers College at Denton. Joe L Bates, formerly of Bonham now in Greenville, in city to greet friends. Lillian Paulk and Doris Doss return from Amarillo trip. Joe Hrdiicka in road business, working at Brownwood, returns for a few days. Mrs T M Cox of Whitewright, Mrs J R Mowrey and daughter Margaret return from Denison after brother Fred Stitzel’s operation. Mr and Mrs C A Hughes and Mrs Jack Campbell in Bonham visiting. They live in Choctaw Oklahoma. Hughes formerly in local painting business, now in the drug trade in Oklahoma.
Savoy reports a flurry of visits from Whitewright Denison Sherman Bonham and other towns. J B May and Martha Atterberry wed at Durant with H Fike presiding and plan a New York trip. May edits the Savoy Star and returns to Savoy on their wedding return.
Trinity Epicrepal Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 led by Harold G Henndssey with A W Wainwright as superintendent Presbyterian Church offers Sunday School at 9 45 Rev J F Fender from Whitewright to conduct services Members urged to attend Visitors invited by The Session.
The First Christian Church holds Bible School at 9:45, worship and communion at 10:50, with a pastor–led message. A vesper service follows at 5:30, and the pastor will discuss "Iron or Gold." The Texas Convention of Disciples meets at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth next week with several locals attending.
Multiple local churches publish schedules urging members to attend Sunday school and morning worship with pastors names James Carmichael Jno Spivey T L Huffstutler Earl Turner D A Ross Dr J Howard Williams and activities from Monday through Saturday including youth meetings and prayer services No evening service at several churches due to revival meetings and pastor travel The Training Service meets at 7 p m
A large attendance is desired for the Monthly Deacons Meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. Mid week Prayer Service and monthly business meeting of the church Wednesday evening at 8 o clock.
The June 5 6 30 p m CC E program features songs Whisper a Prayer and Sweet Hour of Prayer. Topic Why Should We Pray with Psalms 51 10 19. Leader F C Priestly. Talks by James Rodgers Virginia Boon Doris Doss Will Kennedy Mizpah Bible Study.
Topic Being Friends with Persons of Other Races led by Adris Christian Song service led by Fred Boatner Lord's Prayer Talks cover China Gordon Boatner Japan Tom McMahon Mexico Lena McClure South America Pierce Little India H Mhristian Special music Boamer Brothers Mizpah Read the Daily Favorite
Three Massachusetts cities moved to bar William Allen the man who found the Lindbergh baby body from appearing. Mayors Baker of Brockton and McGrath of Quincy called the act contemptible commercialism. The Lowell city council urged a ban there.
Chicago reports a new Innovation by D. R. Wilder that speaks the time every ten minutes using synchronized phonograph records, a talking clock advancing public timekeeping.
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