Men Rally In Big Turnout To Fill City Tabernacle
Bible class men organized a mass gathering last night at the city tabernacle. Leaders hoped for a thousand, but about four hundred fifty arrived, later joined by Lupo with two hundred to two hundred fifty more. The tent crowded, center seats filled while women and children filled other areas. The event showcased disciplined collective action and strong singing led by the song leader.
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Tabernacle
Per. Lupo
Bolly Cotton and Blackberries Advertised for Sale
An ad offers 200 bales of Bolly Cotton and 6 dozen Aloha Talecum Powder sold at 1H cents each or two for 25 cents. It also notes fresh veal from Benton and Parker at Richardson Drug Store and Blackberry supply by Gt Arthur P Stephens near Oak land Belcher farm with contact numbers.
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Richardson Drug Store
Dallas
Oakland
Belcher
Arthur P. Stephens
Rotary Club Luncheon Highlights Local Civic Life
The Bonham Rotary Club met for its usual noon gathering at 12 05 in a program that included members betting on sides to predict Bonham’s places of interest and taxable values. Visitors Rev Ernest Quick Rev Crimm and Singer Powell attended along with A B Tumlin of dipping vats.
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Rotary Club
Ralph Risser
Bresgent
Albert Taylor
Risser
Rodgers
Bonham
Ernest Quick
Crimm
Powell
A. B. Tumlin
Harry Roberts
Roberts
Messrs
Quick
Rotary
Evangelist Crimm
Taylor
Personal notices from Bonham residents in brief
Mrs. R L Nunnelee and children and Mrs M C Spivy and daughters leave for Boulder Colorado for the summer. Mr Nunnelee travels by car but Western rains hinder progress. J W Evans and daughter Idris depart for Austin to place Kenneth Evans at the University, with plans to return after ten days. Corsicana visitors Luther Greer and Hugh Robinson join J F Mayo family. Pearl Briley Blanche Cantwell and baby go to Sherman. Dr J L Buchanan and Mrs Buchanan head to San Francisco to visit Pat Buchanan in the navy. Annie Chandler of Tulsa visits Mrs True Adams. Barney Gross sails to Dallas as Epworth League delegate to North Texas Conference. Mary Taylor Howard returns from Belton at Baylor College. Joe B Johnson travels to Dallas with mother Annie Johnson, who visits Ballinger. Mrs W A Coppedge returns from Clarksville. Mrs B A Stephens and children from Denison stay with Mrs Doug Thornton. Mary Evans Russell goes to Sherman. Mrs Sarah Herndon and Mrs Madge Vale depart for Dallas for South Bonham League conference. Joyce Rayburn returns to Dodd City. LB L Edwards of Eagle Town Ok visits half brother Chas Hays, learning Hays has died. Berry Edwards, once a Borman citizen, is remembered by locals.
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R. L. Nunnelee
M. C. Spivy
Boulder
Col
Nunnelee
J. W. Evans
Idris
Austin
Kenneth Evans
Kenneth
Luther Greer
Hugh Robinson
Corsicana
J. F. Mayo
Mr. Greer
Mayo
Pearl Briley
Blanche Cantwell
Baby
Port Arthur
Sherman
J. L. Buchanan
San Francisco
Pat Buchanan
Sam
Navy
Annie Chandler
Tulsa
True Adams
Barney Gross
Dallas
Epworth League
North Texas
Mary Taylor Howard
Belton
Baylor College
Joe B. Johnson
Annie Johnson
Ballinger
W. A. Coppedge
Clarksville
B. A. Stephens
Denison
Doug Thornton
Mary Evans Russell
Sarah Herndon
Madge Vale
South Bonham League
Joyce Rayburn
Dodd City
LB. L. Edwards
Eagle Town
Chas. Hays
Mr. Hays
Berry Edwards
Borhan
Neff Visits Texas Penitentiary Camps
Governor Pat M Neff spent several days touring seven prison farms in Texas meeting about 1000 inmates. He reported clean sleeping quarters ample food and generally satisfactory treatment with few punishments in the past month. He aims to finish the system review and may propose legislation.
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Austin
Pat M. Neff
Neff
Texas
Captain Herring
Charman
Prison Commission
Gov. Neff
Old Age and Signs of Age in The Breakfast Table
The prose notes wrinkles as a sign of aging and asserts women suffer back ache nervous mood and other female ailments signal need for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The passage touts the tonic as a natural restorative for women's health issues.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Richardson Drug Store Advertises Kodacks and Film
Local shop at 21 Richardson Drive highlights Kodacks and Kodack films in a simple storefront notice accompanied by a contact phone 97.
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Kodacks
Kodack Films
Notice of stockholders meeting to vote on capital increase
The Benham Building and Loan Association stockholders meet at J M Lowrey secretary office on Thursday June 28 1921 at 10 a m to vote on increasing capital stock from 200 000 to 1 000 000 dollars. CHAS HASSELL president J M LOWREY secretary. Classified ad: West Beach Motor Hair Nets in all shades and sizes call 97 Richardson Drug Store.
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Benham Building and Loan Association
J. M. Lowrey
Elocs A. Om
Chas. Hassell
Sec
West Beach
Richardson Drug Store
Haywood Lodge Schedule Domes Revival Night Meeting
Haywood Lodge plans Thursday night session at 7 30 to attend to routine work and adjourn for a revival meeting. No degree work will be conducted. Lee Myers serves as Secretary.
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Haywood Lodge
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U. S
Edmond
Hardin’s Wagon Yard
Postoffice
F. M. Newman
Ben Halsell
Benton
Parker
Canton
Crepes
Cgeorgettes
Choice
Price
R.A. Risser
O. K
Christian
Willer’es Antiacoue
Kno
Juinbase
J. W. Peeler Diag Co
W. E. Newton Grocer
North Main Street
Blackheads
SSS Co
Atlanta, Ga
S.S.S
J. F
Nold’s Big Dandy Bread
Model Steam Bakery
Paris
W. J. Nold
Prop
Meeting
L. D
First State Bank
OF Bonham the Guaranty Fund Bank
Ife
Will It
Evans
Bonham Way
First National Bank
Willard Dealers
Bonham Battery Company
Ed Willard C Willard
North Side Square
Hancock-Nevill Co
Star Shoe Shop
Ernest Hickfung
N. Side
W. B. Carr Motor Company
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