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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1944
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR text yields scant detail. The line appears to be a misread heading or fragment mentioning a 6th district clerk or worker. No coherent event, names, or places are clearly identifiable for a fuller summary.
Mrs Belle Gober's music pupils presented a series of recitals over the past week with two programs by high school students and younger pupils. Awards included a improvement medal to Rita Jean Lawrence and a one year scholarship to Dorothy Ann Heaton, Mary Dee Ray, and John Henry Leeman.
A USO refresher session for Paris volunteers is scheduled this week with sessions Monday through Friday evening. all volunteers are urged to attend the Wednesday night meeting and to call in for car transport if needed. The program includes talks such as What a Service man Expects of a Junior Hostess and features performances by the Ghaily Girls and other acts.
The Business and Professional Women's Club meets Tuesday, June 13 at noon in the Gem Cafe for its regular session.
In a stark Arctic chase, Colin and Nate track Tennant and his wolves after a covert plan to meet a plane. Police pressure on Benedict widens as Doe's scheme of smuggling furs by air unravels, revealing deeper betrayals and danger on the ice.
Colin and Tennant debate using Tennant's trappers to man a patrol against Nazi air bases around the bay. Colonel Dowl ing seeks willing hunters as Charlie Rae weighs loyalties and risks before dawn, with a planned crossing toward an island on a frozen lake.
The Wood- Lake intermediate conference of the Grayson-Fannin Presbyterian men’s club begins June 19 in Sherman. Open to boys and girls ages 12 to 14, the four day event costs about 750 dollars per participant. A lifeguard will be at the pool and two physicians will be on site. Director is Dr. T. J. Wilbanks of Texarkana with a Lauderdale of local clergy and doctors assisting, including Rev. Walter Horn and Dr. H. B. Savage.
The USO calendar notes Cadet Wives Club luncheon on Wednesday May 31 with spring flower decor and bouqet salad plates. Junior Matron's League met with Lt. Goldenberg. Cadet Wire Bridge instruction by Mrs. Chiord. sewing group studied patterns Friday. June 3 featured a cadet bridge party with Junior Hostesses and a sing song. evening dancing and a bingy party. Various names and staff listed for hosting and duties. Mr Margare Tobin opened the USO on Saturday June 4.
The notice lists attendance figures for multiple congregations including First Methodist Nazarene First Christian Church of Christ Calvary Baptist Clark Memorial Methodist with counts 194 122 116 108 101 49 and an overall total of 1028. Seaman Jones telephoned for weather check and was advised to sail the weather bureau.
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