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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1975

Page

2

Bonham Publishing Co. announces post office status and rates

Bonham Publishing Co announces its post office designation as second class mail matter at Bonham Texas with office at 314 North Center and a policy to correct errors. United Press International news dispatches are credited to the paper. Subscription rates listed: home delivery in Bonham, by mail in Fannin and adjoining counties, and by mail elsewhere.

Bonham Texas North Center Bonham, Tex Tex United Press International Helin Fannin

Edwards Loses Energy Battle At Governors Conference

Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards failed to win support for a national energy program at the 37 governors’ meeting in New Orleans. He faced a 27 to 11 defeat on selling his dig and drill plan, while OPEC ministers signaled possible price hikes of up to 30 percent effective Oct 1, threatening oil costs and Western recovery.

New Orleans UPI Edwin Edwards Louisiana Edwards National Governors Conference OPEC Army Corps of Engineers

Bonhi Exes Reunion Draws Wide Bonham Attendance

Bonham exes and guests gathered for a long awaited reunion with about 1,250 attending class events and 400 at the Exes sponsored dance. Hosts from many classes shared memories across venues including the VFW hall and Golf Club with notable participation from classes dating back to 1906.

Bonhi Exes Bonham Bondi Exes Association Exes VFW Lake Bonham Golf Club Bonhi Dick Saunders L. B. Morris Robert Leslie Ruby Moore Trav‘Currins Sara Risser Roy Me Bondi Tp&l Quail Hollow Country Club Bob Gore Barbara Pat Porter Bobby McCraw Shirley McWhorter McDonalds Mungers Ashlocks Randy Baccus Michelle Morgan Alicia Harris Ginger McMurry Jan Holman Barbara Griffin Pam Durham Mary Nix Vickie May Holmans

Chivalry Sparks Debate Across the South

Southern gentlemen defend chivalry amid charges that Scarlett OHaras are replaced by modern women. Memphis club owner Silky Sullivan says chivalry is not dead but waning amid fashion shifts, while Florence King cites faults in the Southern ideal. South Carolina lawmakers defend the tradition as alive and strong.

Atlanta UPI Silky Sullivan Sullivan Memphis Scarlett O’haras Florence King Viva Magazine Scarlett O'Hara Miss King Rod Steiger Nick Theodore Greenville S.C John Lafitte Columbia

Fannin County Hospital Admissions and Dismissals 6 11 75

Admissions list includes Homer L Fairchild Bonham Jack Gentry Ravenna Clayton Johnston Ector Vera Hyatt Ravenna James E White Windom Irene Risser Bonham Cora B Kirby Bonham Jessie McCullough Bonham Alice Barry Honey Grove Gladys Murphy Bonham Lillie Robison Honey Grove Ethel Woods Bonham Delia Bradshaw Bonham Donald Kinkade Dodd City Mina Sangster Bonham O L Durham Telephone Barbara J Johns Bonham Irene Aby Bonham Wilsie Brackett Bonham Audrey Riley Dodd City Robert L Edwards Bonham Edward L Rogers Bonham Shirley Brown Honey Grove Elva Banks Bonham Eva Birdwell Bonham in Thomas Bonham Dopsom Bonhan eSme oe City Hobert her Haney Bo A T Herriage Bo Mrs Cheryl Wilson and baby boy Ector Mattie Hull Ladonia Sallie Rutherford Randolph Lillie Williams Celeste Willie Smith Bonham.

Homer L. Fairchild Bonham Jack Gentry Ravenna Clayton Johnston Ector Vera Hyatt James E. White Windom Irene Risser Cora B. Kirby Jessie McCullough Alice Barry Honey Grove Gladys Murphy Lillie Robison Ethel Woods Delia Bradshaw Donald Kinkade Dodd City Mina Sangster O. L

Welfare satellite plan eyed for national telecommunication system

HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger outlined a proposal to use a nationwide satellite network to deliver welfare health and education services. NASA's ATS6 has already linked 100 isolated communities for medical diagnoses and remote monitoring, spurring a public service satellite users consortium and federal encouragement of broad coverage.

Houston UPI HEW Caspar Weinberger National Aeronautics and Space Administration Weinberger NASA Rocky Mountains Appalachia Alaska Public Service National Organization of Health and Educational Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Senate Passes Broad Supplemental Bill For Vets and Social Security

The Senate approved a large supplemental appropriation after a June delay, including $295.4 million for veterans compensation and education benefits for about half a million veterans. It provides a $50 one time bonus for Social Security and railroad retirement recipients and $844 million for federal civilian and military cost of living raises.

Washington UPI BFE Ncs Senate House

Gas Tax Hike Dropped by House Amid Energy Debate

The House voted 200 to 187 to erase the proposed gasoline tax from the energy bill. Rep. Bill Alexander of Arkansas argued against the tax saying rural Americans would bear the burden without transit options. Rep. Al Ullman emphasized other provisions could still form a core energy concept.

Washington UPI Ford House al Ullman Dore Arkansas Bill Alexander D-Ark

WWI Veterans Meet June 14 in Fannin Co.

Veterans of World War I and the auxiliary will hold a Saturday meeting at 2 p.m. in the assembly room of the Fannin Electric Co-op on Chestnut street for a business session. Refreshments will be served.

Fannin County Veterans of World War I Fannin Electric Co-op Chestnut Street

Bar Speakers include Ervin and Jaworski at Texas convention

Dallas will host the State Bar of Texas annual convention starting July 13 at the Dallas Convention Center. About 4 000 attendees are expected over the three day event with a criminal law institute opening on Tuesday and a luncheon featuring former Senate Watergate chair Sam Ervin. Leon Jaworski will head a delegation of 100 lawyers honored for 50 years in Texas practice.

Dallas UPI Sam J. Ervin Jr Leon Jaworski State Bar of Texas Bar Lloyd Lochridge Austin Dallas Convention Center Criminal Law Institute Ervin Senate Jaworski Houston Texas State Bar American College of Trial Lawyers The American. Bar, Association Iss

Mrs. Gray Named Director of Bargain Box at Bonham Library

Mrs. Clarence Gray was named chairman of the Bargain Box volunteer group supporting the Bonham library building fund on North Main Street. Library Board president Mrs. Homer C. Jones announced the appointment at a recent meeting. Proceeds from the library cookbook and sales will aid the fund. The May librarian report shows 1993 books checked out, 41 new members, and 45 magazines borrowed.

Clarence Gray Bonham Wblie North Main Street Bonham Homer C. Jones Friends of the Library First National Bank Julian Moore Jack Richardson Pat Mercer Stephens Shiloh Pioneers Sue Elliott Pat McKnight Baker Barratt Grady Barrett Texas

Two Ector Residents Reported Improving in Sherman Hospitals

Ector residents Norman Moore and Mrs. Eula Pierce were listed in Sherman hospitals. Moore, who entered Wilson N. Jones on Friday, underwent hip surgery Tuesday and rested satisfactorily in Room 412. Pierce was in Community Hospital Room 175.

Sherman Norman Moore Wilson N. Jones Eula Pierce Community Hospital

Honey Grove OKs TP and L rate hike for locals

Honey Grove city commission approved Texas Power and Light Co. rate increases to be effective with the October 1 billings, about 11 percent. TP and L district manager Hardy England said the average residential kilowatt hour cost will be lower than in 1956. The last raise was in March 1974 at about 10 percent. The commission also named Charlie J. Brown to replace Ga Pevey in the police and fire departments following Pevey’s resignation.

Honey Grove Texas Power and Light Co Hardy England Paris Tp&l City Commission Charlie J. Brown Ga Pevey Police and Fir Pevey

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