Calvary Baptist Church Revival Starts June 14
The Calvary Baptist Church revival opens Wednesday June 14 at 8 p m led by Evangelist Rev Hulon Ifman, former pastor in 1915 1916. He has conducted revivals in Dallas and Marshall. Bescom Wilson will lead singing. New pastor Rev C P Sann extends welcome to all. Services at 10 a m and 8 p m.
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Calfy Baptist Church
Xas
Hulon Ifman
Calvary Church
Dal
Marshall T
Bescom Wilson
C. P. Sann
Pioneer Ector Couple Given Surprise Party
Mr. and Mrs. J Alderson of Ector and Pannin county were honored with a surprise party Monday at their home by friends who presented gifts. Both born in the area, Mrs Alderson is the daughter of the late Judge Simpson, donor of the townsite land for Bonham. Alderson, a longtime estate agent, has worked despite ill health.
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Ictor
Tex
J. Alderson
Alderson
Ector
Pannininty
Judge Simpson
Bonham
Jerson
Ector Methodis
Church
Heath
Mits
Camp Fire Column Elects President at Twantha Camp Meeting
Members of the Twantha Camp group met with guard Miss Bessie Orenduff on Wednesday afternoon at five. Fifteen members attended with two visitors, Jean Loughmiller and Fay Webb, who taught songs at the last meeting. Jane was named president, with Hazel Connell acting as president in Jane's absence Tuesday. After the session, girls played games on a vacant lot, and plans for the next meeting were made by Doris Powers and Eta Hildinger. Freshmeats were served by Orenduff. Reported in Bonham.
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Twantha
Bessie
Orenduffesday
Guardian
Jean Loughmiller
Fie Webb
Jane
Hazel Connell
Doris Powers
Eta Hildinger
Hollywood Stars Parade Fashion and Comebacks on Set
Norma Shearer gains a larger dressing room amid hoop skirt era adjustments. Joan Crawford sports a short haircut for The Women. Lucile Watson returns from White House days with Mrs Roosevelt. Rosalind Russell showcases coolie shoes between takes. Roy/ rothy Sebastian returns to renew film career. Robert Taylor debuts a new style sports jacket. Nat Pendleton heads to Big Bear fishing trip. Una Merke cancels summer stock. Lionel Barrymore guides young Bob Watson in rope tricks. Mary Ward returns from San Francisco World’s Fair, socializing on set. Rooney heads to San Francisco for personal appearances after Pidgeon’s luncheon run. Amtherford models latest youthful sportswear. Virginia Weidler on The Women set with Shearer and Crawford. Lane Turner buys play clothes to match a red car.
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Norma Shearer
Joan Crawford
Lucile Watson
Hollywood
Mrs. Roosevelt
White House
Rosalind Usses
Rothy Sebastian
Robert Taylor
Nat Pendleton
Big Bear
Una Merke
Lionel Barrymore
Boba Watson
Mary Ward
San
Likey Rooney
San Francisco
Pidgeon
Amtherford
Virginia Weidler
Ima Shearer
Joan Crawd
Ines Weidlerus
Lew Ayre
London
Lane Turner
Visiting kin and local notices from Bonham area
A collage of society notes lists families visiting relatives in Carson and Bonham including Mr and Mrs R. E. Hemphill with Welford family members, revival attendance, and new employment for Miss Jessie Owen in Sherman. Nearby items note Kilgore guests, Daisy Woods’s Dallas trip, and hospital updates for Mrs. Crider.
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Bill Welford
Wada
Billie Jo
Hobbs, N. M
Mr. Welford
R. E. Hemphill
Carson and
Gire
J. C. Magouiri
Willette England Surprise Honoree At Hankie Shower
Honoring Miss Willette England of Ely, a handkerchief shower was hosted by Mrs. Alden Imoker and Miss Margret Boole Werte on Thursday afternoon. England has been bedridden for weeks with a back injury. friends wish her a speedy recovery as refreshments were served to multiple local attendees.
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Willette Eneland
Ely
Alden Imoker
Margret Boole Werte
Thurvde
Bonham
George Bengett
Lynn Cooper
Dughter
Patsy Ruth
Louis Cooper
Som
Larry
C. FE. O'Neal
Guy England
Beasley
Cora Follis Weds George Baxter in Bay City Church
Miss Cora Fol l, daughter of Mrs. Charley Poi upper Bonham, wed George Cow ling Baxter, son of Mrs. A. F E. Baxter of Matagorda, at 8:45 pm last Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church in Bay City. Rev Deutsch presided. attendants were Mrs. G. B. Culver and Miss Jefest. John. The bride wore navy sheer with white accessories and a red and white carnation corsage. After the ceremony, the couple left for a wedding trip to New Orleans and other Louisiana points, and will reside in Matagorda on return.
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Cora Foll
Charley Poi- Uper Bonham
George Cowling Baxter
A. F E. Baxter
Matagorda
First Presbyterian Church
Bay CH
Deutsch
G. B. Culver
Mies Jefe St. John
New Orlens
Louisiana
Wednesday Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Otis Reeves
Mrs Otis Reeves hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home at 295 Seventh Street West. A colorfully decorated interior and a light luncheon followed the game. Mrs WP Rountie won the top prize, with Mrs Baill Loek second and Mrs Andrew Annepss taking a prize.
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Otis Reeves
Rountie
Baill Loek
Hinea
Andrew Annepss
Reeves
Round the Square Round the Square by Katheryn Pate
Weathered prose quotes a local column in Bonham, describing heat, shade, and daily life. It recalls Tippie the collie, city scenes on Mrin Street, and small town curiosity about local people, businesses, and trivia from Bonham Texas, with reminiscences and light notes.
Rich Chicago businessman makes historic hitchhike in Canada
In The Pas Manitoba two brothers Carl and Ruby Gehubert gave Henry C Schmidt a ride during an 85 day journey from Chicago. Schmidt used his thumb to signal for a lift while traveling along the road, becoming the first United States citizen to successfully hitchhike in the area.
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United States
Dow
Carl
Ruby Gehubert
Manitoba
Chicago
Henry C. Schmidt Schmidt
Akron Jury Duty Excuse Mooted by Local Farmer
Grover W Crouse cites being secretary of an insurance company and a busy farm schedule as reasons to avoid jury service. Clerk T Bender, also a farmer, considers Crouse's dismissal but notes the need for a valid excuse. The exchange occurs before the Court Clerk indicating potential for a postponement or removal.
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Sa Attorneva
Salinas Sheriff Faces Petting Party Robbery Headache
Salinas reports petting party robbery spree across area. Sheriff Carl Abbott admits limited leads and says no arrests yet. A confessed participant states victims were robbed by a group, but sheriff has not filed formal complaints or busts.
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Salinas
Cash
Carl i Abbott
Alameda City Clerk Refutes Claim to Publish Novel
City clerk Beatie announced that Alameda would not print or publish a novel or any item on request. The author had asserted the city had authority to undertake such publication and sought guidance from the clerk.
Camps heat up summer with thousands in program nationwide
More than 2 500 600 children spend at least two weeks each summer in the United States in 106 000 private and agency camps, according to the American Camping Association.
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ST. Louis
American Camping Association
British Wool Manufacturers Alarmed by German Competition
Reports from London indicate British wool manufacturers fear rising German dumping. Government plans to aid exporters of women's woolen dress fabrics amid renewed concern over market pressures and potential impact on domestic mills.
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London
Britain
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Claim
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid malaria chills and fever by taking Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It claims the tonic contains quinine and iron, relieves malaria symptoms, and builds vitality. The copy emphasizes value with a large size option and promotes immediate use at onset of chills.
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Grave
Recret Grave
Malaris
Groves
Cel Grove
Home alarm saves Cleveland merchant from three burglars
In Cleveland a self made burglar alarm rigged between Theodore Huge's home and his garage alerted him to three burglars fleeing with merchandise. He surprised the trio as they fled, saving about $199 worth of goods.
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Cleveland
Theodore Huge
Rural mail carriers traverse 6252 miles of dirt roads daily
The Ohio Rural Car 14 magazine notes car mail carriers cover 6252 miles of dirt roads each day. Rural carriers travel extensive routes, facing rough conditions as they deliver mail and supplies.
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Tony Mifes
Ohio Rural Car 14 Magazine
Lifeguard tire system keeps car steady after deflation
A LifeGuard safety tire within a tire deflates suddenly causing the casing to deflate and the tube to risk falling away. The LifeGuard device maintains enough air pressure to keep the car stable until a controlled stop can be made.
Lifeguards Increase Tire Safety and Savings
Lifeguards advertise higher mileage by at least 26 percent and cost savings on new tire tubes. Easy to install with drive in service promising quick protection across any tire size or make. The claim emphasizes life saving protection and broad compatibility for in service or new tires.
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Paris
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Youne
Fredericton
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Hilda Resene
Chevenheim Memorial Foundation
University of Texas
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PHILS
Willette England
Weromintich Terease Matson
Wisconsin
Pearce
Whtite Conservation Commission
Bonham’s
Buy” Word
Katheryn Pate
Cindy Nook
Tittly Daily Favorite
Newsies
Tarver
Mrin Street
Tippie
Tip
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Bonhanna
Pele Hal
Haleia
Mandack
Scott
Jack
Milbeth Sher
Hutch
Leatherwood
Oleta Arbrough
Knight Purniture Co
Dewey McKelva
McKelva
McKelya
Terenils
Benham Shoe
Prior
Fast Texas State Teachers College
Compmerce
Bonham Cotton Mills
Mississippi River
Bonham Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Texas
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Sven Fhe
Christopher Gorm
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Peeter Deng Co
KOKY
Akron
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Petting Party
SAET
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