Weeks Arrives With A B Degree From Alma Mater
Weeks arrived today to receive his A B degree. He is a graduate of his alma mater, where he completed his studies and earned the degree.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
4
Weeks arrived today to receive his A B degree. He is a graduate of his alma mater, where he completed his studies and earned the degree.
A forceful sermon by Rev Finney urged peace with God through Christ as the path away from hell. The crowd was touched and several signified acceptance of salvation. The week features two daily services at 9 AM and 8 PM, with the largest attendance on Wednesday morning.
Misses Mattie Newman Josephine Moss Francis Davis Hazel Newman Ethel Davis Lena McClung Mr and Mrs Bascomb Blake Will Blake Mrs St Alexander Mrs T A Newman and Rainey Stimpson are out at Lovelace Lake today enjoying a fishing and picnic party.
A. E. Sweeney and his wife with two children arrived from Ladonia yesterday afternoon. While in town he decided to subscribe to the Daily Favorite to feel more connected and informed.
Mrs. G Helbing left yesterday afternoon for her home in Dallas after no visit to her daughter Mrs. W S Spotts.
Two men John Mc Carthy and A Hill employed on a dredging ship in a Houston channel died after a dynamite blast. Their mangled bodies were recovered at the blast site. The item notes other local society news including a high school senior class party hosted by Miss Jennie B Stanley, with details of colors, venues, prizes, and attendees.
United Press reports a labor surge with Secretary of Labor White stating 80,000 workers are needed to harvest crops and railroads coordinating to bring workers from eastern cities to the Wheat belt. A wedding and Sunday School outing are also briefly noted with local attendees listed.
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