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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
5
The three division Mounty ist church forms under Rev. George M. Nichols who leads Seminary Hill. Classes continue two weeks with a June 20 Friday night commencement at the church. Classes are moved to the high school building due to business concerns. An earlier meeting at the church was rearranged. Texas art production is taxed at an average 10.26 cents per barrel.
Miss Idris Cummings of South Texan and Miss Helen Cummings of Commerce return home for summer. Emory Roderick and daughter Jn from Dallas visit. Mrs. Willie Mae Atkins back from Grapevine. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Phillips live from Holbs. Dallas visitors the Carters. Brownwood guest Mrs. Bonnie Cobb visiting her parents. Ravenna trip by Mrs. Janie Ellen and Louise Es cue. Hicksmans depart for school. Phillips and Vannay families host at G Phillips home. Keeton family picnic and fishing at Lake Fag. Nannie Eubanks sick. Homer Robertson's east Ivanhoe home burned. Want ads noted.
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