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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1944
Page
3
The readable text is fragmentary with garbled words and no coherent event or entities to summarize. No identifiable people organizations or locations are present to craft a factual card.
Cpl Jane Davison WAC married Cadet Royce Waters Klyne at a Friday evening ceremony in the Methodist parsonage with Rev Bert B Hall officiating The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Davison of Beatrice Nev and a graduate of Christian College and the University of Missouri The groom is son of Mrs Thelma Waters of Kansas City Mo and was attending the University of Kentucky before enlisting The Weather Bureau line seems incidental to the text
Myr and Mrs. Marvin Englander visit Mrs. W. C. Finley on North Mai street while Marvin works in a government plant and Mrs. Englander is in the Internal Revenue service in Dallas. Several residents travel for family visits, vacations, and work, including Miss Mary Ward heading to Denton for summer school and J. Young and Nate Troy attending a farm labor meeting in Dallas.
Cadet Wives meet at USO for weekly luncheon with Lt Wolff speaking on army etiquette. Upcoming events include bridge, sewing, informal parties, and a dance by Camp Howser's 411th Infantry. Week includes a Junior Matron language session and a Teen-Age program forum. Public volunteers welcome for Free Sewing Service and group activities.
Dallas doctors led by Dr David M Gardner named inspirational speakers for the North Texas Baptist Encampment at Woodlake June 26 to 30. The event features WMU training union and Sunday school courses with various instructors from Dallas and Sherman.
The report notes the school enters its second week and bought two twenty five dollar war bonds as part of a Bible School program.
A wartime message urges households to save every drop of used fats for military needs. Citizens are asked to deliver fats to butchers for 2 free red points and a pound reward, supporting the OPA WEA and WPB campaigns until victory.
The report lists encampment officers for the year including J J Gregory Bonham as president R H Cagle Dallas as vice president Miss Billy Barnett Bonham as secretary Claud Johnston Sherman as business manager Dr W A Criswell Muskogee Okla as camp pastor Dr A L Ridings Sherman as camp physician Joe Bamberg Fort Worth in charge of music Mrs Joe Bamberg pianist FP M Seeter Garland leader of Sunday school Harvey Nelson Dallas training union teacher Mrs F N Bougs Dallas leader of womens missionary union and Dr S A Newman Baptist Seminary teacher of Bible The New York Times notes a 30 percent night club tax has closed about a third of such clubs The piece ends with Buy war bonds today.
Mrs. Charles Leslie and son Charles Hugh hosted a Saturday night picnic at their Bailey home honoring two recent Bailey Inelish graduates Lucy Ruth Womack and Joe Denton. Guests included Nancy Rogers Austin Betsy Buron Judy Gass Nancy Lou McElwee Mary Eloise Clayton Honey Grove Beth Smith David and Warren Murrell Boots Taliaferro Jerry Bennet Wil ls Brown Bob Palmer Fort Worth. A later note: on Tuesday June 13 at 9 30 to 9 45 PM Mrs O L Couch Bonham lifelong friend of Congressman Sam Rayburn will speak over Radio Station KRRV Sherman on services rendered to his District.
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