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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
6
A brief exchange between Mabel and George leads to a revelation about a life changing decision. George admits inability to act while Mabel urges another effort before Leap Year privileges take effect.
Evangelist G A Dunn preached how the Gospel saves from Mark 16 15 16 to a large attentive audience. He outlined the three elements of the Gospel belief commands and promises with citations to 1 Cor 15 Rom 10 Matthew Mark Luke and John. He urged belief repentance and baptism for forgiveness and noted the next topic The Work of the Holy Spirit. J C Hollis Minister invites all to attend services.
A Cincinnati Enquirer note reflects on a Studebaker era memory praising improved antiseptic methods and simpler life. It claims no one received wrong numbers or high electric bills, no flats, and no cussing at static. It references figures like Hi Johnson and Bob LaFollette and mentions topics from the farm bloc to jazz.
Miss Margaret Benson returns to Fort Worth after teaching there. Mrs. Will Agnew and daughter come back from San Antonio and Belton. Miss Marie Hale of Oceola Ark visits her mother Mrs. Will Hale for the summer. Miss Ruby Kinkead returns from teaching in Dallas. John Stevenson comes from Austin where he attends the State University. Ben Kerr and Paul Allen Wheener arrive from Austin after University study. Mrs. J H Cowley and Joe with Jessie visit from Texarkana. W S Moore of Cooke County, candidate for State Senator, in the city for a Favor ite call. Mrs. Jack Russell Sr and Dorothy and Irene Moore return from Dallas. Robert Spivy and family back from Henderson. Leon Hairston leaves for A M College to teach cotton grading. Dr J T Nall and party go to San Saba river for a fishing trip. Mrs Nall will join them from Brownwood.
Mrs Ben Johnson hosts a Thursday afternoon society gathering on North Cedar Street in honor of Miss Willie Carr soon to wed Mr Miller of Paris on June 19 dress themes include rainbow colored bows and baskets of flowers with guests including Virginia Eddins and Henry Bass Shortridge Observed gifts include a sterling silver sandwich tray and a decorative lover's knot chair marker for the honoree A salad and ice course were served to twenty seven attendees.
Special Saturday event features a representative from the world’s largest candy factory. On Saturday June 7th shoppers can buy a complete assortment at 23 cents per pound with special pricing.
A church revival report notes large attendance with first time visitors. Evangelist Rev Jesse P Luton cites looking up for light liberty and love, urging action. Services include men's prayer at 7 30 and preaching at 8 15 led by Pastor A B English.
A fable about a seed cast to earth that grows into a flower praised by many, yet stolen by night and planted widely. As towns bloom with praise, some deem the flower splendid while others call it a weed. The poem ends with a reflection on perspectives and fate.
The American Legion baseball team traveled to Gainesville yesterday for two games against the Gainesville Gainers. Gainesville won again, 6 to 4. Charles Lane Jr. of Bonham, a star pitcher, joined the team and pitched yesterday with Spicer of Bardolph catching.
Wemple Place on West 6th street and a second house west of the high school on 11th street are offered for sale at low prices. Buyers are urged to make bids today. Also noted are notices for Young Men to attend the Bible Class at First Baptist Church and references to antiseptic products.
The Kansas City Times notes readers fear and curiosity as three comets are reported headed toward Earth. Officials acknowledge uncertainty about potential effects or collision timing, highlighting public unease in uncertain times.
A fragment from a 1960s era science discussion claims Britain has tipped eastward several feet in three centuries. It links Gulf Stream shifts and lunar changes to global destinies, noting moon position may alter oceans and climates, provoking debate about future impacts.
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