Patillo Om es Bride Of Marshall Driver In Rites
Elizabeth Patillo Om es wed Marshall Driver in a Wednesday ceremony at the First Methodist Church in Joara. The event featured spring flowers, a Lohengrin bridal chorus, and a reception for family and close friends. Afterward the couple left for a Texas honeymoon, with the bride a Corn high school graduate and Driver a Sam Houston State Teacher graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Patillo Omes
Marshall
Bride
Corn High School
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
Frhom
Driver
H High School
Sam Houston
Huntsville
Leonis
Bonham High School
C. E. Patillo
Th Patillo
L. S. Driver
Evacuation Plans Discussed for British Children Abroad
In NDON on June 5 Geoffrey Shakespeare, parliamentary secretary, said the possibility of moving British children to foreign lands such as Canada and Australia is under consideration by the government. He indicated many children had already been sent away or carried out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndon
Australia
Geoffrey Shakespeare
Tarpley Family Reunion Planned for July 7 at Greenville Park
J Lee Tarpley announces the Tarpley family first annual reunion set for Sunday July 7 at Greenville park. The idea arose last summer during a visit by James A Tarpley of California, with Miss Cora Tarpley of Leon ard serving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarpley
James A. Tarpley
California
Texas
Cora Tarpley
Leonard
Musical Program Heard By Rotary Club Wednesday
The Bonham Rotary Club heard three Greenville girls in a musical accordion recital during the Wednesday noon meeting. The performers were Misses Merrill Morris and Zachery, presented by A K Yates. Charles Hassell reported on his Kilgore Rotary Club visit and Dr J M Donaldson gave a brief report on the North Texas Medical Association convention at Lake Fannin Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham Rotary Club
A. K. Yates
Greenville
Merrill
Morris
Zachery
Charles Hassell
Kilgore
Bonham Youth Attend Union Meeting in Whitewright
A large group from Bonham Methodist churches attended a union meeting in Whitewright on Tuesday night. The next gathering is planned for Tren tor on the first Tuesday night in July, with eight named participants from Bonham First and Clark Memorial churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Whitewright
Trentor
WPA Canning Plant Opens Season In Fannin County
The 1940 WPA canning plant began operation at 8 a.m. with Mrs. Nevil Felty in charge. The project, hosted by the county and WPA, will receive produce from farmers and provide cans and labor. Producers furnish fruits or vegetables and receive 40 percent of the cans. the county keeps 60 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County
WPA
Nevil Felty
Felty
County
Kindergarten Board Meeting Scheduled at Hotel
The Free Kindergarten board will meet at the Alexander Hotel at 10 o clock Thursday morning. Announcement appeared in the Daily Favorite want ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Free Kindergarten
Alexander Hotel
Read Daily
Bonham Daily
Lions Club meets at Gem Cafe at noon and library board
The Lions Club will gather at the Gem Cafe for a noon meeting. On Friday the Library Board plans a 10 PM session at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Gem Cafe
Local Social Notes From Dallas and Surrounding Areas
Miss Frances Wade and Miss Ann Hunt spent Tuesday in Dallas. Mrs. R. E. Spooner of Amarillo visited her parents in town. Bernice Robertson and Estelle Todd left for Denton to attend NTSTC this summer. A Englander was a Dallas visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smith hosted weekend guests from Wolfe City. Don Pratt and the couple attended a shoe merchants convention in Dallas and the Houston Dallas game. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Goodwin of Lubbock visited Mrs. Leon Hargrove. Mrs. W. T. Lockhart and Mrs. J. H. Broyles were in Dallas visiting wholesale houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Robertson
Estelle Todd
Denton
Eli Smith
Mrs
R. R. Bemge
Wolfe City
Don Pratt
Dallas
John W. Goodwin
Lubbock
Leon Hargrove
W. T. Lockhart
J. H. Broyles
Appellate Court Affirms Injunction Over Hospital Superintendent
The Third Court of Civil Appeals upholds a district ruling that bars the State Board of Control from removing Dr. W. J. Johnson, superintendent of the San Antonio State Hospital for Mental Patients, ruling removal requires trial and judicial good-cause determination. The opinion was written by Judge J H. Baugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Third Court of Civil Appeals
J. D. Moore
State Board of Control
W. J. Johnson
San Antonio State Hospital
J H. Baugh
Miss Virginia Brent Weds Alfred Fuller in Formal ceremony
Miss Virginia Brent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brent married Alfred Fuller son of Mr. and Mrs. L C Puller of Phoenix Arizona in a ring ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church with Dr J G Warner officiating. The bride wore a white net dress with lace and carried a lace handkerchief while maid of honor and bridesmaids wore apricot and powder blue gowns with matching bouquets. The groom was attended by his father as best man with ushers and violinist Frances Duckworth performing. The couple plans a home in Austin Texas after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soclock
J. O. Tate
Virginia Brent
Claude Brent
Alfred Fuller
L. C. Puller
Phoenix
Ariz
First Presbyterian Church
J. G. Warner
America
Paris
France
Frances Neal
Harlingen
Sarah Brand Brent
Elizabeth Doss
Eleanor Doss
East
Maid of Honor
Charles Goin
Eugene Penn
Edwin Brent
Frances Duckworth
Austin
Bonham High School
University of Texas
Delta Delta Delta
Fuller
Benham
Benham High School
University
Phi Gamma Delta
Chi Epilson
Dewitt Neal
Praises Neal
Hartinger
Phoeix
J.D Thompson
Marshall
Post
Georwit Roderick
W. C. McGee
Gam McGee
Dodd City
Prank Lowrey
Margaret Lowrey
Windem
Favorite for May % are Wanted We will pay Se per copy
Please bring them to this office for this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Plans complete for camporee and field day at Camp Bonham
District wide Boy Scout camporee and field day to be held at Camp Bonham Saturday and Sunday. Troops from 10 communities attending. Events include field meet, string burning, first aid, wood chopping and flag courtesies. Campfire led by Robert Kincaid, court of honor by H R Van Zandt. Public demonstration event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Bonham
C. H. van Zandt
Raleigh Abernathy
Robert Kincaid
Dodd City
H. R. van Zandt
Dev. C. P. Sansom
Calvary Baptist Church
Irby Carruth
J. T Griff
Troon 58
Lamasco
Fisher Enters Democratic Race for U S Senate in Texas
Guy D. Fisher of San Augustine filed for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. His $100 fee arrived by mail to E B Germany, chairman of the State Democratic Executive Committee. The June 3 postmark made him the fourth candidate in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Guy D. Fisher
San Augustine
United States
Germany
Democratic Executive Committee
Fisher
Grandma Promotes Spring Tonic to Boost Southern Health
The article touts Nash's C and L Tonic and Laxative as a remedy for run-down spring conditions, claiming it helps with malaria remnants and winter diet lack. It urges readers to try the tonic for one week with a money-back guarantee through Saunders Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihkle
Nash
Southland
Nosh
Nash's
All Good Drug Stores
Saunders Drug Store
Bonham Woman Mary Siler Earns Degree at TLS
Miss Mary Emma Siler of Bonham graduated from Texas State College for Women at the June 3 commencement. She earned a bachelor of science in home demonstration with a minor in education. Dr. J. L. Hubbard gave the address A Changing Concept of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Mary Emma Siler
Bonham
Texas State College For Women
Homer L. Siler
Siler
James H. Lowry
Home Demonstration Club
JL. H. Hubbard
TSCW
Hiram
Boaz
United States Bans Amateur Radio Between U S and Foreign Stations
The Federal Communications Commission ordered an immediate halt to radio communications between U S amateurs and foreign stations affecting about 55 000 licensed operators. The action comes amid international tension and applies to all amateur bands and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Comunications Commission
United States
Papaya canning eyed for Texas as experiments progress
Connally of Marlin seeks reelection A P Belcher of Bryan and Fred Rucker of San Antonio are named. The Pruit Products Journal notes Texas may start commercial papaya canning. Papaya trials shift from Hewali to the Lower Rio Grande Valley where soil proves well suited for orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
Marlin
A. P. Belcher
Bryan
Fred Rucker
San Antonio
Texas
Pruit Products Journal
Rio Grande Valley
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Es Society
C. BE. Patillo
Yl L. Driver
Kemp
Margaret
West Sth
Bon
C. S. Wilhite
Joara
Beth Patillo
Jarkspur
Ferns
Queen Anne
Feouple
San Lio
Houston
Wree Press
Sig
Pan County
King
Eura Gray
Bonham Poultry and Egg Co
South Main
Rotary Club
Bonham First Church
Maerlyn Zenthoefer
Albert Broadfoot
Novetta May
Jessie Butler Broadfoot
Rosemary Hale
Clark Memorial Church
Woosie Elkins
Betty Ruth Roach
Violet Phillips
Dorothy Mae Park
Melba Ruth Greenlee
Will Sasser
M. A. Taylor & Co
Virginia Biard
Belle Gober
First Christian Church
Pertong
Frances Wade
Ann Hunt
PROM
Amarillo
R. E. Spooner
Mrs. Benton Jones
A. Englander
Prom Lubbock
Board of Control
Univeo Eee
Margaret Marston
Hershel Shelton
Miss Duckworth
Evening Star
The
Pei
Daily Favorite
Camp Bonham
Br Unireo Press
TLS
U.S
Uniteo Paris
Elkins
Bonham's
Valores
Bette
Valace
P. S
Hunt
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