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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
1
A historical classified style listing highlights farm land for sale near Bonham and Bonham to Ector with 68.9 acres black mixed land and 98 acres parcels. Properties feature wells electricity school bus access barns sheds dwellings and price terms varying by acre and location.
Martha Ellen Hall Carter born 1860 in Cherokee North Carolina died May 9 1945 at age 84 years 11 months and 23 days after a life in Texas Oklahoma and Bonham. She married Samuel Carter on April 23 1882 who died June 9 1934 leaving five children three died in infancy. Survived by three daughters Mrs Arnie Furrh Mrs J nnce Pickens and Mrs Ann Beaty 24 grandchildren 45 great grandchildren 12 great great grandchildren and many friends. Funeral services were held at Mikel Brown Funeral Home with Rev James Fender officiating burial at Center Grove cemetery. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Rev Oliver Rowe conducted graveside rites.
The quote reflects on human nature and governance noting that time reveals the limits of control over people. It contrasts the New Deal era with wartime, suggesting many believe they can direct others better than individuals can manage their own affairs. It ends with a reflection on mistakes and correction.
Service member B. M. Ashcraft is promoted from first lieutenant to captain and has returned to the United States from a tour in the European Theater of Operations. He awaits reassignment and has received the Presidential Unit Citation along with other decorations.
At the Westinghouse Home Economics Institute readers learn fallback fillings when funds or rations limit choices. Options include grinding cheese with olives and pickles, mixing cottage cheese with mayonnaise and chopped peanuts, blending peanut butter with honey and chopped nuts, and grinding dried fruits and nuts to mist with cream, mayonnaise, or fruit juice.
Mr. Robert E. Eads seeks return of a lost billfold and checkbook found in a Dallas bank. It contains valuable papers currency and a bond. Please contact the owner at the Dallas address or by phone 20F4 for a reward.
The piece notes Home Economics experts advise simple icing free cake and jelly mix, while Grandma preserves groceries with wet cloths to maintain freshness. Julia Kiene of Westinghouse explains storage requires mild heat and high humidity. Appledore Island marks Maine’s coast reference.
Born today you show warm hearted impulsiveness balanced by caution and foresight. You have a scientist’s eye for facts, strong organizational vitality, and reliable follow through. expect rising prosperity with later valleys, and major episodes around ages eighteen, twenty five, and thirty three.
Thomas Joe Apple Nes 16 died at his parents home in Dodd City at 2 15 am after a lengthy illness Born May 16 1929 he lived in Dodd City two years Survived by parents seven sisters and four brothers plus a grandmother and grandfather Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at the late residence with two ministers officiating Burial handled by Wise Funeral Home Steam engineers estimate ten tons of black coal turned into one horsepower.
Sher man and McKissack, once Bonham residents, arrived in the United States after liberation from a German prison camp. They were captured during the Ardennes offensive and reunited in captivity. They traveled home on the same ship with families noting their long waiting period and reunion.
Dixie Motor Coaches schedule lists departures from Bonham to Sherman Gainesville Dallas Fort Worth Wichita Falls Ardmore Oklahoma City and Tulsa with times 7 15 A M 9 50 A M 2 45 P M 6 30 P M 8 00 P M Phone 555 for Commerce Greenville connections and 555 for other connections.
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