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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
11
Civil term opens with Planters Cotton Oil Co. v W M Orme among first listed docket items. Final trials set for July 18 and 19, with numerous cases from June 4 to July 18 including county electric coop suits and bank matters.
Openings under civil service announced today by J E B Christian manager of the Bonham office of the Texas Star Employment Service. Posts include chief instrument maker 2600 dollars principal instrument maker senior instrument maker 1000 dollars instrument maker 1800 dollars. Bonham Daily Favorite wants for profit. If you have something to sell or an apartment for rent run a want ad.
Contributions to the Fannin County Red Cross war relief fund climbed to 144 dollars on Thursday as J. C. Magouirk reported an additional 19 dollars, joining the 125 dollars he previously announced. Donors include Safeway Store 1.00 and numerous local residents and shops contributing amounts ranging from one to three dollars.
Miss Ruth Leslie daughter of Judge and Mrs B F Leslie of Bonham will receive a Ph D in chemistry at the University of Illinois 69th commencement Monday morning June 10 A speaker will be Dr Herman James president of Ohio University The baccalaureate is at 4 pm with Bishop Robert Nelson Spencer as speaker The events will be broadcast by WILL radio Miss Leslie has a BA and MA from the University of Texas and has been elected a professor there.
A welding course for metal working mechanics in Texas will run July 1 to 31 at A and M College of Texas in College Station. The program uses campus welding gear and faculty, aims to train in defense essential branches, and runs daily from 8:00 a m to 5:00 p m with demonstrations lectures and hands on practice. Men in metal working occupations may enroll by writing the Department of Industrial Education.
C R Alderson resigns after eight years as Janitor of Bonham high school. Superintendent LB Carruth announces replacement Wille BD Lymiley, formerly with Bonham Cotton Mill. Carruth credits Alderson for fine work and city service.
Mrs. Sarsh Hughes of Gallas, Texas, the only woman district judge, dismisses the idea that Jewish- or job-holding married women add to unemployment. She tells a Business and Professional Women’s Club that most of the 3,000,000 married women who work hold domestic jobs. Nearly all unemployed men come from
At A and M College Farmers Short Course, July 8–9 for 4-H club events and July 11–12 for adults, expect record attendance. About 750 AAA secretaries and county committeemen will attend and participate in affiliated meetings. Attendance projections include 1,002 girls, 187 sponsors, 1,478 women, and total counts nearing 3,000 youths and 2,600 adults across the two sections.
A steel worker remarked that she would not push a baby buggy for someone else and criticized ads ringing the cash register as inappropriate in industry settings.
New York physician Dr. Rasmus Alsaker criticizes long held hay fever remedies and treatment ideas in Physical Culture. He argues relief requires years of care with rarely a cure and reframes the ailment as subnormal health. He promotes a health building program and cites cures from specific methods.
The text discusses pollen variation across seasons and its potential impact on knowledge persistence. It mentions Chiefy, Summer, and Fall pollens and questions prevention or control methods.
A local wedding narrates a man who marries the daughter of his former sweetheart. The match occurs as the groom, previously linked to the family, weds the younger widow of his former beloved, reflecting a complex romantic path.
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