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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1948
Page
2
Ambiguous OCR fragment hints at Pegertelantigs and Satie factions tied to wealth status. Reads as a partial note on memberships and financial ties, unclear exact names or dates. Further readable context needed to fix identities and stakes.
Mr and Mrs J C Woodson marked their 60th anniversary on May 20 with a noonday family dinner and afternoon open house in Bells. Their five sons and numerous relatives attended. The couple, wed in Cumberland City Mississippi on May 20 1808, are long time Baptists with deep church ties.
Mrs Fred Brown presented music pupils in a Friday recital at Clark Memorial Methodist church. Accordion pupils included Tommy Taylor Virginia Peeler Margaret Francis and Mike McDowell. Piano pupils listed Judith Key Jacaurline Daugherty Robert Earl Phillips Peggy Nell Wade Betty Gene Witherspoon Patsy Kitching Shirley Todd Quatn Quirk Bama Belle Quicks Mike Dopson and Kathleen Gooffarth.
Mrs. Dodd Howard hosted a bridal shower in Cold City for Dorothy Robinson bride elect of Ben Calvery. Spring flowers adorned the home and a lace cloth covered dining table with a crystal bowl of sweet peas. About 75 guests attended with Mrs. Mary Lou Howard and Mrs. Shirley Owen managing the guest register.
Belvie Jean Bonds daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Taylor of Whitewright and Joe Bailey Jones Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joe Bay Jones of Trenton married at the home of Rev R Lo Gilpin Methodist minister at Whitewright The bride wore a pastel blue dress with white accessories The groom a 1947 Trenton high school graduate.
Classified notice seeking purchase of tarte clean cotton rags by Daily Favorite. Buyer flags rag material and supplier details not specified.
As a spring term close, Belle Bard Gober’s pupils performed in a series of recitals at Mrs Gober’s home studio. Saturday night’s program featured Sherma Pearcy Carol Ann Smith Thomas Ray Brewer John Wood Butler Paul Campbell Jr Pessy Jo Gregory Bill Wilson Ann Huff Joanne Jaynes Sue Robbins Peggy Jean Annip Virginia Peeler and Sue Dulaney.
Intermediates of the First Baptist Church 8B.I.U. held two picnics and a swimming party at Lake Fannin on Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Darline Tilcunt Raydell Gay Charles Hugh Leslie Ann Lee Turner Reta Mae Jaynes and many other members along with several visiting adults from Orange Midland and local families.
Hazel Fulenwider daughter of E. L. Fulenwider Wolfe City married Franklin Blackburn son of R. F. Blackburn Greenville in a Friday evening ceremony May 28 at the Rev Fred Moore's Adris Heights home in Greenville. Ruth Duncan Garland attended as maid of honor and Tommy McDonald Dallas was best man. The bride wore a navy dress with white accessories and white gardenia flowers.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will hold a joint session at 4 o clock in the church. The Frances Whitworth Circle leads the program and the Rex Ray Circle handles refreshments. The Sunbeams meet in their department at the same hour.
Long Beach Calif guests Mrs O A Johnson and Mr Johnson visit Bonham hosts Mr and Mrs Richard Miguins. Montclair New Jersey guests Rogers Dear ing and family stay with Wilbur Dearing M-Set. Burt Burt on furlough from Randolph Field San Antonio visits his parents Henry Burt and wife. Fishing trip to Lake Texoma by Henry Burt and Ed Couzens. Mrs Joe Harris Woodson visits daughter Mrs A K Guice. Dr and Mrs John William Lanius and children visit Mrs J A Lanius. Jay Levine Pine Bluff Arkansas and old friends visit Bonham. Bob Cantrell and M W Orme meet Robert Orme in Wichita Falls. Jesse Moxley Bonham school superintendent visits for business. Ray Peeler Jr Texas University student returns from Austin. Rosemary Dearing home from Rice Institute. Larry Denton and D J Kelly TC U students home from Fort Worth. Lt Margaret Carver attends Carl C Carver funeral then to Patuxent River Md. Other attendees Janis Carver Texas Tech Lubbock, Mrs Bert Pinson Lubbock, Raymond Pendleton and son Kirk Roy NM. Barbara Richey recovering after surgery at Wilson N Jones hospital Sherman. Oleta Stubblefield Denison visits Bonham. Harold McRae Paris visits Bonham. Judge A S Broadfoot and L D Lawley Paris for Sixth District Court closing. June term opens next week. W Cummings county superintendent attends Commerce business.
Students of Mrs. Burwell McClure will present a piano recital Monday night June 7 at 8 o clock in Bondi auditorium. Those appearing include Lucy Ruth Wommack C C Martin Joe Lynn Vowell Margaret Hodge Raydell Gay Betsy Buron Sandra Stevens Fae McClure Faye Dell Farmer Sue Wheeler Janet Smith Harriet Hassell Sally Risser Linda Lou Vowell Caramae Simmons Cynthia Forgy Mary Ann Gay Peggy Hance Juanita Melson and Bert Matthews.
Mrs. Oris An hosts a classroom picnic at Savoy, entertaining the students with communal games and light refreshments. The event aims to foster community spirit and celebrate end of term.
Derson, teacher of the young people's class at the Savoy Church of Christ, served as hostess for a class picnic at Bonham State Park. Couples chaperoning and providing transportation included Mr and Mrs C B Cook, Mr and Mrs Raymond Laree, Mr and Mrs Clarence and Mrs Thomas Wrenn.
The fragment indicates an event involving the armed services receiving a form of benefit or recognition.
Advert says a cure involving 4 ounces of liquid Barcen tratu and euapetrait juice mixed in a pint bottle, taken as two tablespoons twice daily. Claims loss of pounds and inches in neck, chin, arms, abdomen, hips, and ankles and offers a money-back guarantee.
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