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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
4
Three Black employees were promoted to top posts in the Dallas Post Office ahead of at least 53 white workers. The promotions, effective Saturday, triggered a complaint to the Civil Service Commission. Officials say these were made under an equal opportunity program rather than merit.
A long hospital column records patients admitted and discharged across Allen Memorial Hospital and related facilities. Names span Bonham, Ravenna, Honey Grove, Denison, Savoy, Dodd City, Paris, and other towns with new patients, births, and dismissals including Mrs. Bobby Castle and baby girl, and Mrs. Lee Jones and baby girl. The fragment ends with a question about a big splash in the crick involving Snuffy.
The Tel ephone Community Improvement Club invites all county clubs to a victory party at 8 pm on Thursday June 13 in the Telephone Community Center. Mrs. Bob Old said the event honors all organized communities in Fannin county for the gains they have made and invites everyone in the county.
A miscellaneous pre nuptial shower for bride elect Mrs Carolyn Alexander was held at Moore's Chapel with about 100 guests including Mrs Homer Williams Mrs John Date and Mrs Charue Dale. Following gifts, punch and cookies were served as guests from the community attended. Miss Alexander and Mr Duncan were married at Ladonia Friday night May 31 1963.
Out-of-town friends and relatives attended the R. Ford funeral in Windom. Listed guests include Glynn Hicks and daughter, Don Ford, Gene Bayless and daughters, W. F. Fads family, Mary Beth and Martha Ford of Dallas, and many others from Texas, Oklahoma, and California.
An old classifieds blurb notes popular items and deals, touting value and variety. It emphasizes affordability and quick purchases with casual local flair.
J T Woodson of Gober state leader in Texas Farm Bureau was one of ten Texans honored Tuesday evening by the Texas 4 H Youth Development Foundation at the first general assembly of the Texas 4 H Roundup program at Texas A M College The event drew about 2400 4 H members leaders and advisors Woodson was recognized for physical moral and financial contributions to 4 H club work in Fannin County and District IV He has judged 4 H events and supported 4 H activities and the Farm Bureau scholarship program for a boy and a girl each year Also noted are Mr and Mrs Sarge Stockard of Gallup New Mexico visiting Bonham former residents and hotel proprietors of the Lexington in Gallup
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