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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
3
County Clerk C. R. Jones reminds that Monday June 10 is the last day to qualify as Notary Public. Filing the bond promptly is advised for those seeking qualification.
C H McCleary arrives in the city as Miss Inez Inglish attends Denton Teachers College. Miss Gladys McCulloch travels to Denton for C I A summer work. J C Gandy from Mt Vernon returns after visiting his daughter Mrs S R Smith. Mildred Potter returns to Commerce for E T S T C summer study and is named Society Batter of The East Texan. Erma Moore leaves for Fort Worth then Alabama for a wedding party. Kathryn Inglish comes home from Houston with Miss Trene Davidson for summer. Davidson to spend part of summer in Tyler. Scott Bruce of El Paso visits uncle B E Williams. Bruce a Federal Reserve Bank teller. Williams party travels to Dallas to visit sister Mrs Roy F Jones, recently in an auto accident. Mrs D W Sweeney and Misses Mary and Rachael Sweeney return from Kentucky. Sweeney attends Center College graduation. Rachael earns degree. Mary becomes a teacher. Wyle Harris of Dallas, bond salesman, is in the city. Mrs G H Mellen and twin daughters Mary and Margaret join Mr Melton in Bonham from Sulphur Springs at the Safeway store manager’s arrival.
Sacramento June 5 The Assembly Ways and Means Committee ruled that four escaping convicts who stole the clothes of prison officials including Warden James Holohan and board members Joseph Stevens and Warren Atherton were not entitled to reimbursement. The officials sought 202.75 for ruined hats and coats, but lawmakers deemed the losses part of the risks of a break from the State prison.
Mrs. William Rogers of Muskogee Oklahoma stands as the only woman to hold the Creek Indian nation commissioner post. Place your ad in the Daily today.
Safety groups push a national campaign to reduce highway deaths rising beyond 1934 levels. The Ladies' Home Journal distributes a red white and blue safety seal with the pledge I will Drive Safely and lists ten rules for the super driver covering signals, speed, patience, courtesy, and shared responsibility.
District manager Mrs. Addie D Hamlin was feted by Supreme Forest Woodman Circle at a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. Albert Rehkoff 132 Casteel Street Texarkana Prizes were awarded in fan and libridge with a mouse gift for the honoree An ice course followed served by the hostesses and aides The surprise gathering pleased Mrs Hamlin and her guests
An inch of rain worsens onion harvest delays in Rockwall Texas as sixteen day total reaches 8.244 inches. Cotton planting has repeated, and potential damage looms if rain continues. Oats benefit from the moisture, standing five to six feet tall in many fields.
Mrs. Belle Gober and Miss Virginia Biard present two piano recitals Friday at 9 30 in the morning and 3 o clock in the afternoon. The studio on North Main Street hosts the performances and the public is invited to attend.
Space constraints limit listing the full alphabet of New Deal units from AAA to WPA. Erosion-control tests with mustard seed show progress in California. Richmond, Virginia notes the oldest Masonite hall still in use after 145 years. The piece hints at government favours and wealth from unlikely sources.
The column lists local visitors and residents in Oakland and surroundings. Names include Mrs John Van Kirk and daughter from Denison, Mr and Mrs Lige Cummins relatives from Denison, Mr and Mrs Lewis Hinkle and family, Mrs Ada Kennedy and several visitors, Glen Patterson and wife moving from Oklahoma, Jimmie Hastings and daughter, Cecil Anderson and children, J P McKinney visiting Bonham, Bert Helton visiting Arch Sanders family, Willis Collens hosting a party, Gowens family with relatives from California. Sun Beam
A large audience attended the Paris Training School for Nurses graduation in the city high school auditorium. Dr B F Thielen served as master of ceremonies and introduced speakers. Rev Presley F Herndon gave the special address. Dr L P McCuistion conferred pins and diplomas on seven graduates: Pearl Geraldine Grogan Willie Edith Owens Ava Ann Maness Mildred Snoegle Elsie Florence Taylor Willma Elizabeth Tudor Hazel Jean Tippit. Collections note: applications for Joan's accepted until June 27. Historians describe Captain John Smith as a man of many love affairs.
Mrs Martha Randa, 82, Dallas resident for 15 years, reported as the first white child born in Bosque County. Daughter of Jasper N. Mabray a Bosque County pioneer, she recalled Indian raids. She married T J Randall on May 7, 1895, when he was Bosque County Treasurer. Funeral set for 4 p.m. Thursday in Meridian, Bosque County.
Dallas June 4 Congressman Wright Patman of Texarkana champion of the soldiers bonus was chosen Monday night as a delegate of the Buddies Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans to the World War national convention to be held in July at New Haven Connecticut.
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