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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1921
Page
8
All city men attending Bible classes are invited to join a revival in a tent. They plan to gather at 7:30 pm at Has sell Caldwell Furniture Co and march as a body to the tent with space reserved for seating. Music and talent are promised, with a prompt 7:50 departure.
Business meeting at the South Tenham School Tuesday night is cancelled due to the tent meeting. Rev. Ben Bell, chairman. Black berries will begin picking Monday May 30. Phone orders to 2040 one long, one short ring. T. R. Starnes note. Brannon Jewelry Co announces bathing suits at big discounts.
Texas had 2 232 774 hogs on farms in 1929 down 108 589 from 1910. The state ranks eighth nationwide behind Iowa Illinois Missouri Indiana Nebraska Ohio and Minnesota, as the Texas Industrial Congress released figures. Nationwide hog totals rose from 58 185 676 in 1910 to 59 368 167 in 1920.
The Maccabees call a regular meeting on June 15 with election of officers and other business. Every member urged to be present at 8 o clock sharp. C E Thompson, Com.
J. J. Rodgers went to Sherman today. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Rodgers left this morning for Dallas. Miss Bertha Rasberry returned to Denison. J. C. Thomas left for Kansas City on business. Misses Mary and Una Hunter with Miss Henry Joe Gale returned from range where they taught. O. A. Johnson is improving after illness. Geo. Elam back from Honey Grove. Nannie Belle Maddrey left for Denton to attend Summer Normal. Juliette Martin left for Commerce for Summer Normal in Kindergarten. Beulah Baker left to spend the summer at her Moody home. Dr. Davis Spangler of Sherman visited his mother. Ella Dickey and Mable Killough returned from Dallas where they taught. D. M. Lilley from Texarkana visiting. Mr. and Mrs. R. Fr. Dunham spent yesterday in Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Evans visited with their son. Annie Lockhart of Houston visiting her sister D. W. Sweeney. Helen Vankirk left for school in Commerce. Mary Lowman returned from two weeks in Tioga. Pauline Hodge left for Denton to attend school. Lucile Vernon arrived from New York to visit her parents for a month. Evening shorthand classes at Bonham Business College. Cora Phillips contact numbers provided. Try Bates Improved Antiseptic Liniment.
The Shriners Club of Paris extends an invitation to Shriners from Bonham and Fannin County to attend the Paris Bonham baseball game in a body on Tuesday afternoon June 7. Bring your fez as part of the festive event.
Bonham notes arrivals of Mrs Itta Johnson and Richard Higgins from Manhattan Kansas to live with the Johnsons on West 6th Street. Richardson's Drug Store advertises Brick Cream at 60 cents per quart and blackberry supply options. Bran non Jewelry Co promotes watch repair services. The Nat is in charge of a trusted gentleman, T L Coleman. Notable crowd variations reported at the Natatorium.
County court opened for criminal trials but little happened. Two young felons, Willie Earl and Isr nest Morgan, pleaded guilty to theft, receiving fines of six dollars and one day in jail. Other cases set for trial were not ready, prompting continuances as the docket remains light.
Bonham Business College invites enrollment in a Summer Session at the High School Building. Tuition is three dollars per week and contact is Miss Cora Phillips by phone at 624 or 538 or 262 Green.
A meeting of 1 Modern Woodmen is set for this evening at the Fraternal Brotherhood hall at p.m. Dist Deputy Cochrane will join to recruit new members and energize the order. J McQuigg and W E Newton sign as Consul and Clerk urging attendance and important remarks.
poem reflection urging courage during grief and doubt. It speaks of clinging to faith while skies gray and sorrow weighs on hearts. The speaker promises that God knows best and that joy returns after dawn following suffering.
Bates' Improved Antiseptic Liniment is advertised for use on humans and animals. The claim highlights its antiseptic properties and versatility for treating wounds and injuries.
Bonham residents seek a summer escape to Nat A Good Summer Resort featuring a clean, brotherly run facility. Families are assured safety for children while adults enjoy nearby mountains or sea. Local blacksmithing services and horseshoe specialty offered at reasonable prices near Murphey's Gin yard.
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