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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
4
Denton June 6 more than 950 students enrolled by the close of the third day for Summer School at Texas State College for Women setting a new attendance record. A six week term saw record enrollment and graduate registration opened five years ago expected to surpass 200.
Dr. R. W. Bunting of Ann Arbor argues hereditary immunity or its absence and the presence of a germ named bacillus epidopholis in the mouth are fundamental factors in the decay of human teeth.
The advertisement touts Thedford’s Black-Draught as a reliable vegetable laxative to relieve bilious attacks dizziness fullness after meals and general dullness. It cites Mr M L Simmons of Pickens South Carolina praising its cleansing effect and 100 percent better feeling. Thousands prefer this laxative for digestive comfort.
Mayor Leonard Bailey urges citizens to observe Railroad Week from Monday June 10 to Saturday June 15 acknowledging railroads long serving the city and region. The proclamation notes railroads provide employment pay substantial taxes and have joined Western peers to reduce fares improve service and air condition trains.
Contractors are on site and ground will be broken the first of the week for the new arts building at Texas State College for Women in Denton. The structure costs about $150000, part of a $589500 PWA loan and grant for four campus buildings.
By order of the 95th Judicial District Court of Texas Dallas County, the Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank and Frank Underwood et al are slated for a real estate sale. The sheriff will auction on the first Tuesday in July 1935 at the county courthouse in Bonham Texas between 10 am and 4 pm for cash to satisfy a judgment of 186.00 with 8 percent interest from 1938, describing 230 acres in Fannin County known as Underwood estate.
In Ironton Dr and Mrs Stafford were in town this morning. Jack Lipscomb arrived from Lubbock after attending Texas Tech last year. Mrs Latham of Longview and her daughter Louise visit Mrs Minnie Barron. Mrs Morris and daughter Nell of Houston left for Mineral Wells after a visit with Mrs Suivy. Mrs Crawford Haden Whitworth Johnson and Miss Alderson went to Denison for a Garden Club flower show. Ashley Evins shows improved condition though he must stay in bed for several days delaying the editor's fishing plans.
A short classified item notes a used typewriter supply business offering machines for rent or sale at very reasonable rates. It emphasizes good machines and affordable pricing for potential buyers and renters.
Miss Nannie Belle Maddrey died at her sister Mrs Frank Mills home in Dallas at 10 o clock after several weeks of illness. The Bonham native taught in Dallas schools and served as a church worker. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 o clock in Dallas with burial at Willow Wild Cemetery. Surviving are three sisters and a brother plus other relatives in Bonham Dallas and Houston.
A local teacher, Lasseter, leaves Honey Grove to join another high school in Gatesville after part of June. He has served many years, connected with the Honey Grove Chamber of Commerce, and is praised for his work and community ties.
The notice recalls local figures including Mrs Burton Maxey and Mr Ward, with references to Sterling residents and events. It mentions school staff, teachers, and attendees at West Main events, along with community roles and local arrangements for a funeral or memorial.
An Amarillo article describes roadside trees planted to outline the road contour, guiding motorists through a dangerous stretch. The feature explains the purpose and expected effect of the tree installations on highway safety.
Readers recall a village gathering with speakers and guests including Mrs. McKinnes and Mie Hancock as the league hosts announce new officers led by H A Gis. The item also notes Roosevelt's bonus option discussion and a Want ad column for residents.
J OG Hutchison advertises 38IG HEd Liniment as a remedy that kills screw worms prevents meals sore and keeps flies away at Bonham Drug Store.
The Supreme Court starts a vacation until next October after a historic term impacting Africa and national policy. Justices scattered, but work continues via mail with about five cases filed daily. Despite age, the nine justices are among Washington’s hardest workers with long days and brief lunches.
Grayson Printing Co tops Sherman league standings with a 6-4 win over Cleaners. Phares pitched tightly for the Printing Co allowing six hits, while Smith of the Cleaners yielded eight, aided by two walks. Brown homered for the Cleaners to account for three of their four runs in the seventh. The game lasted 44 minutes amid standings showing Clines 18 40 677 and Firemen 16 12 4 .750. Firemen vs Cotton Mill protested. Coca Cola meets McClure’s and Clines face Model today.
An athletic director from Honey Grove School travels to Gatesville for a district activity. The readable text mentions a high school context and travel for a scheduled event, with limited clear details available.
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