Bonham to Sell Old Newspapers and Magazines Sunday
Local firm plans to buy and display old newspapers and magazines collected in Bonham. The sale pickup and viewing will occur Sunday afternoon as part of an auction or disposal event.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1964
Page
10
Local firm plans to buy and display old newspapers and magazines collected in Bonham. The sale pickup and viewing will occur Sunday afternoon as part of an auction or disposal event.
Municipal leaders in Wolfe City approve a 1.50 tax rate to fund sinking funds and city improvements. The measure allocates 45 cents to sinking funds and 20 cents to street improvements, with the balance directed to general city needs.
Jane Walker from Ravenna Rtvd and Mico family earned a perfect attendance record over six years of elementary school. The 6th grade pupil joined 47 students with zero absences during the 1963 64 term, with other grades listing multiple classmates also achieving flawless attendance.
Betsy Saunders reviews Joan Anglund's A Pocketful of Proverbs praising its gentle wisdom and vivid charm. The collection echoes Ben Franklin and McGuffey in enduring appeal and suits readers of all ages.
Roy L. Smith narrates his life from birth in a tarpaper shack during a Kansas blizzard to boyhood and a varied career as pastor journalist and editor The anecdotes mix humor and reflection and reference Dr J M Donaldson of Dodd City and Bonham noting his long service and delivery of many North Texas babies
Bonham educator Mrs Jimmy Rose Hancock among 24 journalism teachers attending the second Scholastic Journalism Institute at Texas Christian University Fort Worth from June 7 to 12. Courses cover newspaper makeup news and feature writing photography and editing advertising press responsibilities teaching methods and career opportunities with leading journalists and ICU professors.
Mroo and Mrs. Don Pittinger of Dallas will head a series of Sunday night programs for the Youth Fellowship of the First Presbyterian church. The 6 30 pm meetings target junior and senior youths with leaders and adult advisors guiding engaging study and music oriented to faith and service.
Mrs Ila Robnett was honored at a Sunshine Club birthday dinner hosted by Mrs C C Perkins. Miss Hattie Perkins co hosted. blessing by Mrs I A Follis. birthday cake by Mrs Claude Moore. Guests, gifts, gardenia favors, and a reading by Mrs Vic Morrow marked the event.
The Whitewright Riding Club will hold its annual quarterhorse show Sunday at the local arena. It starts at 12 noon with Travis Ward of Hope as judge and Dick Walker as show manager. Halter classes precede performing classes and there will be classes for young riders.
Mrs J F Crow is entertaining her son Rev J F Crow and grandson Frank TLE of Norman Oklahoma. They will go to Beach Oklahoma where Rev Crow will serve as priest at St Matthew's Church. Mrs Crow’s daughter Mrs R A Mattocks will depart today for Rockford Illinois after a week’s visit.
Peggy Neal and John D. Smith celebrate five years at Bonham plant with G C C pins. Peggy joined May 25, 1959 as a senior clerk first female to reach five years. John June 1 marks fifth year as a cabler operator. A scrap reduction drive led by Richard Gooffarth halves scrap to 2 percent or less over six months with praise for all participating extrusion staff and operators.
A Texas A&M engineering extension program led the second of five courses in the Principals of Supervision series titled Working with People. June 15 in the conference room welcomed management personnel and awarded certificates to finishers. Visitors included H J Tandolt district traffic manager and J F Hunt from General Cable St. Louis plant, with David Blum from Pic-Walsh Freight Lines.
Mrs. T. F. Fssary hosts two great grandsons visiting from Texas towns. Jimmy Lawrence of Lubbock and Jerry Dale Flemons of Ralls stay with her, sons of Mrs Dorothy Brand and Mrs Pauline Fann respectively.
Honey Grove FFA members receive several honors including Tim Shelton as Star Chapter Partner, Freddie Swebenthall Star Greenhand, and Jimmy Newhouse DeKalb Achievement Award. Other awardees include Ryan Lehtinen dairy farming John Loschke crop farming Marion Stuart soil and water Pennie Story farm electrification Mickey Jackson farm safety Walter Brown farm mechanics and Garylon Williams livestock farming.
A birthday note lists Alma Fred West Mrs Florence Firewater Deb ra Gail Smith Don Edward Welsh Cheryl Vaught and Roy Charles Cox with celebrants named for June 7. The snippet reads like a community birthday list shared in local notes.
Classified ad offering government positions with pay up to 446 dollars monthly. Encourages ages 18 to 52 to prepare for civil service tests through Lincoln Service, a private test-prep school not affiliated with the government, with a free information coupon.
A resident of Pekin seeks free information from Lincoln Service Dept 345. The user requests a list of U.S. government positions and salaries and guidance on how to qualify for a government job. Name age street city provided.
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