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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1947
Page
7
Birthday forecast by Stella notes independence as a core trait for those born June 4. It warns against procrastination and seeks balance between travel and stability, advising patience in love and marriage to avoid disillusionment. The piece emphasizes home making and managing emotional cycles for lasting happiness.
Mrs Sarah Brent, bride elect, is honored at a luncheon. Attendees compliment the future Mrs Brent as a June bride with blue attire and a light garden setting. The report includes family names and references to a ceremonial event amid community sentiments.
Fragmented OCR text highlights veterans pursuing trades under skilled supervision. It mentions electricians, drafting, and plumbing training programs aiming for steady, well paid jobs and successful futures in building trades. The page also contains unrelated fragments about loved ones and religious verse.
Ralev and Mrs Sam Sisson discuss the survey article in a church setting. The Men's Club dinner is planned for next Tuesday evening with refreshments by the hostess. Circle 2 Auxiliary meets with Mrs Sam Meade as chairman. opening song Somebody Did a Golden Deed and prayer follow. Bible lesson on How Do I Affect Others from Matthew 3 13 16 taught by Mrs C Long. Wendell Leeman leads the discussion on the survey article.
Tyler left today for New Brunswick and other Canadian points. Mrs Claude Cummins remains at her West 8th Street home. Mrs EB L Angus of Floydada visited friends in Bontam. Mrs Angus is the former Winnie Hardin.
Funeral services were held for Ernest Elmore 22 of Rt 1 Bogata after his 1940 Ford overturned near Bogata. Elmore died in the crash with burial in Charleston Cemetery near Lake Creek. Investigators said the car turned over and the engine was damaged.
The WSCS of the first Methodist church will not hold a rummage sale this Saturday at the Miller Motor Company building on West 4th Street. Ladies should bring rummage to the building Friday after 3 PM.
English sparrows have been observed using cooling boxes filled with damp straw during hot days. They settle inside briefly to rest and cool off, exploiting these improvised air cooling methods to cope with heat.
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