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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1941
Page
4
The ceremony featured officiated baskets and a wedding cake on an Irish lace cloth. Mr and Mrs Landham plan to Carey, then Carlsbad for travel. Bride, a former schoolteacher in Fannin County, has taught in Carey High School, while groom is a bookkeeper and cotton buyer at a local gin. Attendees included multiple local couples and individuals from Benham, Edhube, Randolph, and FTSTC Commerce.
Rev Gus Klein conducts revival services at Clark Memorial Methodist Church in Memphi Tenn delivering inspirational messages to the congregation morning and evening. Services held each morning and at 7 44 p m with Rev A H Logan pastor inviting members of other congregations to attend. Young people of the church are participating in the effort.
Rev and Mrs May host a committee event for young people tonight. Notes suggest plans for the group’s work and upcoming summer activities with many attendees in the home setting.
Miss Margaret Yovin presented Dunning pupils in a piano ensemble program at the high school auditorium Thursday evening. The stage featured gladiolus and daisies as a large crowd attended. The program included Rhythm Band, Pianoray, and multiple solo and ensemble numbers by named students under Miss Tobin.
BPW Club planned a Thursday evening picnic at Bonham State Park with likely attendees and casual activities. The fragment mentions sponsors and local organization ties but lacks full specifics on time, leaders, or program.
After three days of leadership training 85 4 H club girls sponsors and county agents from 15 North Central Texas counties closed camp at Lake Fannin. District agent Minnie May Grubbs state director Omah Jacks and forestry expert W G Simmons led lessons in handicraft nature study folklore and activities to be taken home for county encampments. A candle light ceremony followed a treasure hunt with nursery rhymes clues concluding at 3 00 p m and prompting departures for homeward trips.
The First Presbyterian Church invites all to hear Rev. W. J. Coleman preach his first sermon at 11 o clock with a cordial welcome to visitors. Evening service follows at 8 pm and the church asks full attendance amid a noted congregation gathering.
The Nunnelee Home Demonstration Club votes to send Mrs Lise Clark to the annual Short Course at College Station in July. The decision was made at a meeting hosted by Mrs M A Carter with nine members present.
Band Parents Club announces a rummage sale in the building adjoining Woolworth on Saturday morning. Mothers able to help should report early, and anyone with rummage is asked to call Mrs. Svoboda or Mrs. Adams.
Mrs Atkins and Miss Willie Mae Atkins join Mrs Pearl Morris and Miss Norma Keeton in traveling to attend Truman Atkins graduation at Texas A and M. Mary Alice Keeton returns home from the University of Texas after graduating. Families visit relatives and move between Denison Sherman Bonham and Dallas as they share graduation events and summer plans.
Employees hosted a gathering with a cooked dinner at the park and a party at tables near the north side of the park. Attendees included Mr Jim Mitchell and family Myr and Mrs Weody Burney and children Mr and Mrs Cr Willian and family and other local residents. After dinner some guests went to the lake to enjoy the breeze and dancing. The last census counted 106 950 people in handling apparel and 660 549 in food stores across the area.
Fannin County Red Cross sent May quota of garments to England via Jersey City New Jersey on Friday. County chairman Mrs C H McCleary said shipments exceeded quota and new material is arriving. Workers in Bonham Honey Grove Trenton Leonard and other points produced items including 48 gowns 239 skirts 48 dresses 66 shawls 81 sweaters 20 beanies 86 fayettes and one pair of pajamas.
Ferm Class of the First Methodist Church entertained mothers with a picnic at Bon han state Park Thursday at 6 30 honoring their mothers. Attending were Mrs. Ed Goode, Mrs. I A Follis, Mrs. Claude Pillips, Mrs. Jaynes, Rev and Mrs Grady May and Lambuth May, Mrs. Elbert Shea, Miss Maxine Barron, Mrs. Dave McNabb and
A fragmented social column lists Nash son Miss Ellen Smith Miss Mannah Johnson Miss Virginia Christian Mrs Albert Christian Mrs Bernice Newman Tom McDowell Miss Lile Fly and Mrs R L Ely among attendees in a community gathering noted for its notable residents and local life.
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