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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1957
Page
2
Fragmentary prayer lines mention cleansing by God and spiritual renewal. A brief meditation attributes mercy and restoration to divine merit, citing a purifying refrain and a hopeful outlook for guidance and righteousness.
The article portrays a discussion led by Addie Yates on how to advance county development through community effort. It highlights farm and local labor involvement, urging broad support for projects and mutual aid to improve the countryside and future prospects.
Four Fannin county 4-H club members accompany Extension Agent Gene Graves and Miss Barbera McAnelly to the three day 4-H Roundup at Texas A&M College. Delegates include Nona Deghie Keith Gudeel Thomas Earl Johnsen and Janice Hair. They will register Tuesday morning and return Thursday to finish duties before nine.
Wetzel Smith son of Mr and Mrs Willie Smuth has gone to DekKath Mississippi where he will be employed this summer by an exploration company. Smith was a member of Bonham High School’s spring graduation class.
United Press reports the anti trust drive in the Eisenhower era as a political issue. It notes the Supreme Court ruling on Ts Pont and Gen eva Motors stock and discusses the Justice Department's pursuit of large corporations, including Du Pont and General Motors, and the implications for political support and Republican image.
Red River Philosopher writes from his Johnson grass farm critiquing a magazine proposal that uneconomic farmers move to cities. He warns of traffic jams and urban crowding and notes many in town face money troubles. He doubts a solution exists and jokes about moving vans and trashy housing.
The article discusses Britain's decision to relax trade restrictions with Communist China and the potential path to broader diplomatic recognition. It notes Western reactions, possible impacts on U.S. relations, and the delicate balance for Peiping as trade grows while diplomatic ties remain constrained. It also mentions Japan and hopes for shifts in global stance toward Red China.
Grayson College exes will hold their annual reunion at the high school building Sunday. A reception will begin at 1 pm with a business session to follow. the scholarship awards and general business will be discussed. Buffets served in the cafeteria at 4 pm. afternoon program begins at 2 pm with Dr Edwin May and a musical lineup by exes including Mis Ne Tanner and Greenwatth performers.
A fried chicken dinner at Ravenna school to raise funds for the cemetery maintenance netted 110. The event, Saturday night, drew attendees from Bonham and Ravenna area residents with Mr Sban Garner reporting.
Lewis Manhart son of Mr and Mrs C H Manhart Windom Rt 1 received a bachelor of science in pharmacy from the University of Houston College of Pharmacy on June 4. After passing the state board exam he will be employed in Houston. The Manharts live at 2302 West Alabama Houston.
Ernest Smith keeper of the gauge reports May rainfall for Whitewright as part of a year total of 37 inches. The first five months show accumulated moisture with May adding measurable amounts. A lingering note records 15 inches for the period, reflecting a wet season.
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