Shower Honoring Miss Alma Nelson Held Monday
Miss Alma Nelson bride elect of Gordon Cullum of Quinlan was honored with a miscellaneous shower Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Luste Stallings. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Less LaRoe and Mrs. Ross Stallings. Guests answered questionnaires for the bride and registered in the bride’s book. She received two traveling cases and refreshments included angel food cake with ice cream for the guests listed.
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Leonard
Alma Nelson
Gordon Cullum
Quinlan
Luste
Stallings
Less LaRoe
Ross Stallings
Nellie Sinclair
Y. T Manning
0 S Ferguson
I. W. Nelson
Bessie Nelson
Russell Kelsey
C. S. Wilhit
G. EB. Carpenter
H. L Reynolds
Ray Tittsworth
EH. A. Craft
Homer Collins
Sarah McMuary
Minnie Edwards
Bess
Dives
Baptist Workers Meet In Trenton Monday
The Pannin County Baptists hold a two session meeting in Trenton on Monday June 17 beginning at 10 a m and closing after a sermon by Rev T J Watts of Honey Grove at 2 p m Rev J A Henderson presides Rev S T Gray directs devotional and song service with reports from attending churches Rev Ed Clark Fort Worth discusses Winning Our Boys and Girls Through Vacation Bible School Rev Byron Holt Roxton leads Place of Prayer in a Revival A 10 minute prayer session and testimony follow Rev Hulls talk Rev R H Cagle Fort Worth preaches the morning sermon at 11 35 with special music by Leonard church Board meetings at 1 15 p m follow lunch
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The
Pannin County Baptists
Trenton
T. J. Watts
Honey Grove
J. A. Henderson
S. T. Gray
Ed Clark
Fort Worth
Vacation Bible School
Byron Holt
Roxton
Sesson
Hull
R. H. Cagle
Leonard Church
Free Country Condition Drives 50,000 Will Bequest
A will filed in Dallas probate asks that $50,000 be placed in a trust for relatives only if they reside in a country free from racial persecution. Heirs include a sister in Poland and a daughter in Nice, with other kin listed in Lemberg and Poland. The maker, M. J. Orleans, died June 1 in Chicago.
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Dallas
Tex
M. J. Orleans
Texas
Chicago
Gisela Landau
Poland
Adele Herzoaum
Nice
Prairie
Henry K Crleans
Lemberg
Special this work Eight Pie Living Room Suite
A sale offers an Eight Piece Living Room Suite for 9 dollars at Lem Tittsworth Bonham. The listing emphasizes the value of 155.25 dollars and promotes a limited time opportunity at the store location.
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Lem Tittsworth Bonham
Today Tomorrow Every Day in Deme Ga Re
Today tomorrow every day in Deme Ga Re appears as a fragmented note. The text shows repeated phrases with no clear event, date, or named entities to identify a concrete news item or announcement.
Presbyterian pastor attends Atlanta presbytery meeting
Rev. Marvin F. Ballew pastor of the Presbyterian U S A church is in Atlanta today for a presbytery meeting. Mrs S A Brooks and her son Nathan of Marietta Oklahoma visited Beecham. Louis Woosley Frank Wright O W Gross Henry Chaney and Choice Moore from Bonham attended funeral services for J J Anglin in Ladonia Tuesday afternoon.
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Marvin F. Ballew
The
Presbyterian
U.S.A
Ehruch
Atlanta
S. A. Brooks and Son
Nathan
Marietta, Okla
Beecham
Louis Woosley
Frank Wright
O. W. Gross
Henry Chaney
Choice Moore
Bonham
J. J. Anglin
Ladonia
Graduation Honors for 1940 Cadets at West Point
Judge and Mrs H A Cunning ham attended the United States Military Academy 1940 senior class exercises where their son Henry is a member. The couple expect to return to Bonhaim later this week. Other local movements note Mrs A Peterson and daughter Mary Ann visiting Denton and Dallas for about a week, Mr and Mrs Marshall Driver returning from a South Texas wedding trip, Mrs Driver formerly Elizabeth Patillo. Clifton Bethel ill at home on Evans Street. In Lubbock Fred Hudson visiting sister H Nicewarner ill. Jimmie McDade ill with appendicitis. Mrs W S Spotts of Richardson visiting Mrs W E Newton. Reid Henderson of Laveview visiting Bonham relatives. In Dallas A A Palmer and Miss Rogell Palmer Dallas visitors. Charlie Watson and daughter Sarah visiting Port Worth Middleand for a week. Hagel Hoetzel of Dallas WPA recreation supervisor in town on business. Mrs James Larkin of Greely Colorado visiting her mother A B Sisson. Fule Brown of Austin visiting Bonham relatives.
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H. A. Cunningham
United States Military Academy
Henry
Bonhaim
Marshall Driver
Texas
Leonard
Driver
Elizabeth Patillo
Fort Worths Tax Report Shows Realty Gains in April
Tarrant County real estate sales rose in April while personal property purchases fell slightly according to a report from County Clerk Mrs. Happy Shelton.
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Fort Worths
Tarrant County
Happy Shelton
Annual Band Club Picnic at Bonham State Park
Bonham High School band members and families will gather Friday evening at Bonham State Park for the annual picnic. Five graduates will receive band sweaters during the event, with a picnic supper at 7 o clock. Transportation is provided for those without park access. meet at the high school at 5 o'clock.
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Bonham High School
Bonham State Park
Piunk Svoboda
Outdoor Pageant Honors Fort Griffin In West Texas
Albany Texas will stage The Fort Griffin Pandanmic outdoor pageant on June 21 to mark the 60 year remembrance of the West Texas outpost. Director Robert E Nail leads a 150 cast with help from Miss Alice Reynolds and John Nicholson. A replica Port Griffin stage coach and prairie schooner will feature in the production.
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Albany
Tex
Fort Griffin
Bob Berry Plans Courses For Boy Scout Leaders
Coach Bob Berry of East Texas State Teachers College leads a summer course in Boy Scout work for men and boys aiming to be scoutmasters in towns where they will teach after graduation. The program covers core scouting skills with extra emphasis on fundamentals and Boy Scout civilization. Berry serves on the district Boy Scout commission and balances football and track duties with Scout work while pursuing a master’s degree and a thesis on Scout work in public schools.
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Bob Berry
East Texas State Teachers College
Boy Scouts of America
ETSTC
Berry
Re Armament Endorsed by Mayoral Association
On motion A G McRae the body approved the re armament program of President Roosevelt and authorized sending a resolution of endorsement to Congress and senators. The committee that aided Daily Day show was praised as Bonham received favorable East Texas Magazine publicity from the event.
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A. G. McRae
Hody
Roonvelt
Congolainen
Seators
Bonham
East Texas
Voters in Newberg reject paid mayor 210 to 139
Newberg Oregon residents vote against funding a paid mayor with a 210 to 139 tally. The item notes a mayor salary proposal of 10 dollars a year and a change in city leadership. The column then briefly recounts longer anecdotes about McCrary, Tom-Fins, and Fuder, each linked to past or current civic or military matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Ore
East Texas Dairy Shows in May Reveal Progress Made
Bonham Dairy Day publicized in June issue of East Texas Chamber of Commerce with photos. The feature notes quality over quantity at Bonham and Sulphur Springs shows, with 4-H and Future Farmers of America members judging classes. A prize Jersey sire owned by Congressman Sam Rayburn is shown, exhibited by Tom Rayburn with C B Reed of Trenton and A L Edminston viewing juniors. Reed led arrangements and Edminston is Lamar County agent.
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Bonham
East Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Benham
Sulphur Springs
Tto
4-H Club
Sam Rayburn
Ham
Tom Rayburn
C. B. Reed
Trenton
A. L. Edminston
Reed
Edminston
Lamar County
Nash's C. L. Tonique Promise for Quick Pep
Do you feel lazy and tired from malaria constipation or biliousness? Try Nash's C. L. Tonique for one week with a money back guarantee. If not satisfied after one bottle, your druggist will refund the full price of 50 cents. Sold at Saunders Drug Store and other druggists.
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Nash
All Good Drug Stores
Saunders Drug Store
War News Saturates Bonham Life and Local Politics
War dominates Bonham life as residents consume war news and advertising. George Theriot races toward 1952 Texas governor race after touring Bonham with campaign cards. North Center’s new brick building progresses with Worth McCullough and Railway Express as tenants. Red Cross efforts revive as sock knitting and bandage making continue. Business Women's club plans bell rolling in Bonham. Summer drought prompts an upcoming irrigation note for lawns and flowers.
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North Center
Worth McCullough
Railway Express Agency
Bonham
Red Cross
Business Women's Club
Summer rate changes and community events noted
The notice mentions a June 15 water rate increase and advises frugality on baths for Mortimer Jr. Public interest focuses on the Elite Theater Rebecca show and a Pree Kindergarten party at the Golf club with a costume evening. Louise Morris explains the aim for fun amid troubles.
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Little Mortimer, Jr
Louise
Morris
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