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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1949
Page
5
A Red River farmer writes the Daily Favorite letter arguing U S Senators should push a bill to prolong prosperity and make it permanent. He mocks half measures and urges several strong acts to secure lasting economic vigor.
The cotton crop in central, south and southeastern Texas benefits from favorable weather. Southwestern spot markets were quiet as merchants clear inventories for a new season. Export demand for Europe remains solid. additional rains prompt replanting in Oklahoma and northern Texas areas.
Sweetwater report says a Cocker Spaniel named Inky is acting as a mother to five rabbits. The dog shows nurturing behavior and care in a local scene.
A cat named Inky, owned by Ed Winfreys, hunts a litter of six pups and five young rabbits at lunchtime. Inky digs out the bunnies regularly, while also playing with smaller rabbits and their long-eared mother.
Vernon officials report farmers have moved into a vacant Hindi school five miles south of Vernon to store wheat. Partitions are placed in rooms and the gym floor as trucks bring in cargo through open windows. Additional storage sites in Vernon and nearby houses are being used while requests await armed services approval across Texas.
Honey Grove chapter of the Future Farmers of America has elected officers for the 1949 50 term. Herbert Smith is president with Murray Millford J W White and Shelby Ewell as vice presidents, Jim Bill Cummins secretary, Henry Slage treasurer, George Floyd reporter, Bobby Neeley parliamentarian, Charlie Jones historian, Rex Helms sentinel. Miss Mary Alice Blair is chapter sweetheart.
Miss Wandaleen Felts, daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Felts of Honey Grove, will be among 298 candidates for bachelor’s degrees at Texas State College for Women on June 6. Dr L H Hubert, president of TSCW, will deliver the commencement address at 9 am in the college auditorium.
Ottis Construction Co. begins excavation for the gymnasium foundation at Honey Grove High School. Estimated plant cost is 45,652 dollars.
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