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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1951

Page

3

Betty Amlin and Kenneth Whitehead wed in Ector

Betty L. Amlin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Amlin, married Kenneth Whitehead, son of Mr and Mrs John H Whitehead, in a Sunday ceremony at New Zion Baptist Church Ector. Rev Odie Carry officiated a single ring rite. bridesmaids wore pastel green gowns. reception decor featured gladioli and roses. The couple will reside in Ector with Mr Whitehead employed at Southwest Pump Co Bonham.

ECTOR Sps Betty L. Amlin Ted Amlin Kenneth Whitehead John H. Whitehead New Zion Baptist Church Odie Carry Bonham Weldon Parkhalter Mary Pat Newell Joan and Elfen Ruth Barnett Paris Charles Whitehead Joann Judy Jones Houston Whitehead Ector High School East Texas State Teachers College Commerce U S. Air Force Southwest Pump Co

Minor Wreck Monday On South Main

A minor collision occurred on South Main near the Negro Cemetery Monday afternoon. James S Brewer of Meridianville Alabama was parked when L G Brock of Bonham Rt J drove around the corner and struck Brewer's car. Both vehicles were damaged and officers Cain and Harkins investigated.

South Main James S Brewer Meridianville Ala Main Street L. G Brock Bonham, Rt J Brewer Cain and Harkins

Program Held Monday by Ector Church Women

The WSCS of Ector Methodist Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. J. F. Waggoner’s home for a program and social. Mrs. H N Russell led the program on We Would See Jesus with scripture by Mrs. Wagoner. Speakers included Mrs. Norman Moore on This Is The World, Mrs. G W Baker on Work in Lou isiana, Mrs Tom Keener on China, and Mrs. B Butts on Africa. The group will next meet for a Spiritual Life program with Mrs. Baker as reader.

ECTOR Spi WSCS Ector Methodist Church J. F Waggoner H N Russell Jesus Wagoner Norman Moore G. W. Baker Louisiana Tom Keener China

City moves Chestnut Street park removal and street widening

The commission authorized removing the street park on Chestnut between Sixth and Seventh to ease traffic hazards, with corner rounding and paving to match the street. Shrubs will be moved to the city park. Insurance on city properties was adjusted, increasing coverage for City Hall library, fire station, pump station, and poultry barn, while other property insurance remained unchanged.

Dwight Hackley Adair Kem Curlee Homer Thompson Mabel Killough Chestnut Street C E Thompson City Hall Fair Grounds Thompson Joe Morgan Box Brothers

Price Rises Hit Low Budget Meats Across Markets Now

Washington reports begin today price boosts on hot dogs and bologna and all processed meats containing beef, as government allows manufacturers to pass higher costs. Packs face beef supply issues while consumers seek cheaper poultry and pork options amid shortages.

Washington Defense Department Hove Argentina Turkey Siomewiies Uncle Sam United States Steel Company Mary Works National Production Authority Upu Department of Agriculture

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