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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
12
Garden writer advises on growing elematis vine, urging buyers to select first rate grown hybrids rather than field dug specimens. Choose cool shaded sites with morning sun and afternoon shade, protect the lower vine, stake it, and transplant with care to secure a permanent home for vigorous growth.
Washington reports on a House bill proposal inspired by Mosaic Law to buy and liquidate farm mortgages since 1920, turning foreclosed lands to public domain and granting farm homes to debt-burdened heads of families. Officials note only about 1000 farmers sought relief, suggesting existing options suffice.
Sherman June 6 One Austin College student expelled after investigation into the deaths of Durwood Newman and James Garrett from methyl alcohol intake. The youth admitted obtaining four pints of methyl alcohol from a chemistry laboratory. The faculty vote followed a discipline committee report.
New York Paris fashions present a Kendall Crepe daytime jacket frock for early spring. The hip length belted jacket features wide quilted taffeta revers and a taf feta bow at the high neckline. A straight slim skirt shows inverted pleats, available in navy black brown grey or powder blue.
Fashion New Linen expands into nightwear featuring fresh French imports. The line includes dainty cool frocks with matching short capes or coats in dusty pink Mediterranean blue and corn yellow. Chiffon with lace offers a dinner gown look for summer nights.
A summer two piece dress crafted in rayon micro crepe features a navy base with a two tone stripe. Large white buttons run down the front to coordinate with hat bag shoes and gloves.
A Dodd City area farmer earned recognition as a top potato grower. The report notes Irish white potatoes and field conditions affecting yields. Local authorities and neighbors praised the grower for effective methods and community demonstrations.
Princess Ruspeli Poggio Suasa favors eggplant purple as her color. She wears a long evening gown in that shade of crepe with sinuous lines and turquoise shoulder clips. An afternoon frock in the same hue features a tunic skirt and a full upper section drawn to the front.
The readable parts discuss June elections with Misses Dona Kelly and Oleta Ste, points and meetings at 30 am, and a Gardetus event. A recipe mentions boiling soda to remove spots. A brief note references a wedding in Duluth and a mountain description near Franklin North Carolina.
Opal Barnett wed Odus Neal Camp of Gilmer Texas in a quiet ceremony at Randolph conducted by R Jim Simmons. The bride wore navy blue lace over taffeta with white net and carried a lace handkerchief. The couple reside at 618 West Tu street Bonham after a brief visit with Camp's parents.
A пiecemeal discussion on vegetables and their effects on the nervous system urges readers to choose what agrees with them. It lists spinach cabbage celery lettuce and other greens as potentially beneficial or harmful and stresses personal judgment in diet.
The guide stresses opening cans early to expose contents to fresh air and oxygen. It advises removing contents promptly after opening to minimize storage time and preserve quality.
A white man and two Black men were jailed on Wednesday over the death of William Peoples aged 27 who died after a flogging administered a few hours earlier in Gilmer. Authorities are questioning suspects as the investigation continues.
A Thursday afternoon head on crash five miles west of Terrell killed G. L. Hughes 37 Henderson and John F. Berum 24 Shreveport. Injured Noble Davis 35 Henderson owner of a supply house rushed to Forney hospital in critical condition.
Miss Tobin presented a piano recital Monday night at her studio with solos and piano duos. Pupils earned a monthly loving cup, and at year end the cup went to Mary Jim Carmichael, with Marguerite Carmichael and Mary Jean LeMacks as runners up. participants included Mary Jim Carmichael, Bebe Jean Durough, Dorothy McWilliams, Jewell Eryn Cochran, Nita Bob Short, Jane Bragg, Peagy Marie Glass, Mary Eller Ward, Merie Wolford, Mary Jean LeMacks.
John EK Cros 45 of Dallas died today from a bullet wound at the Late Hospital after a confrontation yesterday at the gates involving Artina I. Favier. Police are investigating the incident.
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