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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
4
MeaGouirk's Bus Line offers a round trip to Buckner's Orphan Home for Fannin County Baptists leaving Bonham at 7 o'clock Thursday morning. Reservations advised with tickets sold at Mrs George Myers' store or the Alexander Hotel bus office. Manager J McGouirk notes price at 2.60. European banks reportedly use airplanes for long-distance gold transfers.
Dr J E Johnson of Dallas leaves for home. Mr and Mrs P E Blake of Pilot Point visit relatives. Mrs C A Leatherwood heads to Dallas to visit Mrs J Rutledge Hill. G D Smith attends E H Pritchett funeral in Dallas. Mrs Frank Houston goes to Roswell Okla to visit sister. Ray Scrivener to Enid Okla for harvest work with brother Roy. Mrs D K Roberts and two children visit with Mr and Mrs R F Dunham. W J Richardson of Sherman also in town.
A large crowd gathered at a Bonham tent meeting with retired railroad engineer Uncle Billy singing and sharing a Christ centered message. Rev Pritchett spoke on the devil and sin outlining biblical origins and the final doom of wickedness while a youth camp atmosphere and reflections on past travels were shared.
In a county debate a truthful brother confronts the chronic fabrications of a deceitful sibling. The pair defend honesty amid locals discussing grand hotels and exaggerated city dreams. The tale ends with the truthful brother warning against further embellishment.
Classified item urges readers in Bonham to trade for favorite work while they sleep, promising satisfaction through a simple exchange.
The new home of Mrs. Fannie Johnson on East Eighth Street is nearing completion. It is a brick veneer residence noted for beauty and comfort. J Balch Moor is constructing a two story house on Park Avenue, expected to be a commanding edifice with many comforts given his proven building record.
Frank Leslie of the post office department will not build a house. He bought a ready made home and has it brought in by Walter Bales from Randolph in installments. It is being set up on a lot on East Ninth Street near Harry Roberts’ shoe area. The new house will look good with the Leslies living there.
Notice requests all members of Constantine Lodge A F and A M to meet at the lodge at 8 45 tomorrow morning June 10 to attend the burial of Brother E H Pritchett Olvin Gross W M Jas Anderson Secy
Fire departments from four cities fought a night blaze at the Ford plant near Tron Mountain Micch. The blaze destroyed cut timber valued at about $100,000 with authorities unable to determine the cause by noon.
A religious vigil proclaims end times involving tribulation judgments and anti Christ symbolism. The sermon condemns Bolshevism communism socialism modernism and promotes a apocalyptic vision. The event occurs tonight at the tent in South Bonham.
United Press report from Manila June 9 says seven Moros were killed and many wounded as they attempted to rescue Sultan Raya, Moro chieftain. Raya’s arrest had been authorized by Governor Leonard Wood.
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