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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1928
Page
6
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club were feutully entertained Friday night at Mrs. Eugene Risner's home. Guests moved to the back yard for roasting weinnies, buns, iced tea and cake followed by games that gave great pleasure to all. The club thanks Mrs. Risner for her splendid help.
The funeral of Albert MecQuigg was conducted by Eld J. T. Young of Dallas at Willow Wild cemetery. A Central Christian church choir sang as mourners gathered. Relatives and friends from Bonham and beyond attended the graveside service, honoring the late Albert McQuigg and his surviving wife and son John HeQuigg.
An important meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce is called for tonight at the Fannin Club rooms. Officers invite every citizen of Bonham to attend as topics of future town advancement will be discussed. Refreshments will be served.
An invitation urges a Thursday visit to Wickner Orphans Home and asks for reservations via Mrs Myers at 197 292 21. The fragment suggests outreach to supporters or volunteers.
Fragmentary ad copy references Marcy Lee Cressettes at Schnabel's and a Wednesday special price of 1.69. The readable text suggests a promotional item or product feature with unclear context.
The note invites a single annual dinner for Buckner Orphans Home in Fannin County on Thursday June 14. The message asks readers to participate with a good dinner and provides a phone contact 512 for orders.
London reports small hope for the three Italian crew members who left the expedition after the dirigible crashed on Arctic ice. They had no food or extra clothing and have not been heard from since disappearing from their comrades.
The pest house in the southeast city area, long neglected and near the public road, was burned this morning by order of the county judge and mayor. The move aims to prevent disease spread from smallpox germs and avoid costly disinfection of lumber.
The document stresses selecting a man with broad fairness and practical understanding of agricultural and national issues. It defers the equalization fee while signaling support for principles of the McNary Haugem measure. It calls Republicans to back elective farmer action and legislation to stabilize markets without subsidies.
The article notes a large gathering of delegates and attendees for the Democratic convention in Houston on June 26. It mentions street entertainment and host city activities including bands and various venues around hotels and other points of interest.
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