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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
A bottle of black ink at Bonham Drug Co. broke on the sidewalk in front of the store, serving as an unconventional christening for a branch bank located at the Grand Coulee Dam site in Washington.
Lamasco and Bonham residents share visits and weekend gatherings. Night school from Hudsonville faces off with Lamasco, with a snelling event set for January 13. H. D. Club meets at D. B. Richards home with nineteen members. Church of Christ services held Sunday and Sundays school at the Baptist church with B Y P U. Anonymous
Mr D C Gantt and family dined with Mr and Mrs James Bearden on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Weathersby visited Mr Albert Weathersby and family Friday night. Mrs Mason of Duplex visited her son George Mason and family last week. Rayford Gantt has been employed at Leoard since January 1. Mrs Rubye Melton spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Earle Ward. Miss Genson Dodson was guest of Miss Viola Emerson Saturday. Mrs Spurgeon Reynolds spent last week end at home in Leonard. Mrs James Bearden spent Tuesday afternoon with her mother Mrs D C Gantt. Ellis Hendry visited Ray Stroud Wednesday. Bernard and Gene Clayton of Bailey visited relatives here recently. Miss Lucille Leatherwood spent Wednesday night in Bonham. Mrs Albert Weathersby spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Howard McNabb. Ramona Daily Favorite subscription ad.
The Texas Geographical Society brings Dr William Beebe the famed jungle explorer to the State Fair Auditorium Dallas January 26 at 7 p m for a lecture titled Five Hundred Fathoms Down. The talk features animated cartoons deep sea film and stereoptican slides with Beebe recounting his Bermuda coast dives to 3038 feet and his bathysphere experiments. Admission 25 cents children 50 cents and 75 cents to adults. tickets at Whittle Muss Company 1212 Elm St Dallas.
The article describes bold sun bathing fashion with winter resort influences. It notes bright terry cloth robes, backless suits with halter necks, and updated bras. It also mentions tight shorts and mixed bikinis while hinting at evolving swimwear trends.
A reflective note from Gilmer Mirror about the challenges of running a newspaper and meeting readers expectations. The piece laments critics who praise or condemn the paper for jokes or seriousness and jokes about chasing news while staying in the office.
A terse note urges focusing on current market practices and modern tools. It emphasizes avoiding outdated work methods and staying competitive by adopting contemporary platforms and faster workflows.
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