Bonham Notes Open House Visits and Estate Notice
Local social notes list Edna Hodge at home for summer from Elysian Fields with San Angelo visitors. Other Bonham area residents, including Gill and McSwain, plan visits, with farm crops reported favorable in Chatham La. An estate administration notice for Mrs M E Stevens urges claimants to present debts and directs mail to Bonham, Texas, amid a regional ad for oat bags and mill services.
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Arch McCulkAigis
Midland
Texas
Arch
Walter Ong
Long
H. A. Clft
Nancy Jean
Manon
C. C Hodge
Jennie Lou Smith
Altus
Okla
Tommie Chenoweth
Whitewright
Vance Clift
Helmleigh
Bonham Spots Feature Mead Ow-kist Ice Cream
Local listings highlight venues in Bonham that serve and feature Mead Ow-kist ice cream exclusively. The feature notes multiple shops offering this unique product.
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Bonham
Texas
Local Churches Announce Sunday Schedules and Messages
The town churches publish service times and topics. Presbyterian and First Baptist list Sunday schools at 9:45 a.m. and morning services around 11, with evening sermons on listening, carelessness, and life choices. Nazarene, Methodist, Church of Christ, and others provide midweek prayers, auxiliary meetings, and youth activities.
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Presbyterian Church
Trinkly Episcopal Church
Trinity
Norman Ralter
A W Wainwright
First Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church Sunday School
Abner McNeil
BTS
J. BE. Fender
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Johnson
Church of the Nazarene Purth and
Morgan Sts
N.Y
Israel
First Methodist Church
Clyde E Monds
Clinton L Bowen
Christian Church
Sune Day School
Christan Church
O Harmon
Evans Coleman Wedding At West Ninth Street Home
Evans Coleman and Miss Mary Coleman were married this afternoon at the bride’s mother Mrs T L Coleman on West Ninth Street. Rev Clinton L Bowen of the First Methodist Church officiated. The couple left for a brief bridal tour following the ceremony.
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I W Evans
Mary Coleman
T L Coleman
West Ninth Street
Clinton L. Bowen
First Methodist
Java
Augite Club Demonstrates Homemade Taffy Candy Making
Mrs Helen Miller led the Augite Club demonstration in the Augie Club house on June 10 teaching a taffy recipe. The session showed sugar water vanilla and a hot candy pull with a silver knife and ended with cooling in cold water. Hostess Mrs Louie Sudderth served refreshments to 12 members and 3 children.
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Augite Club
Helen Miller
Augie Club
Louie Sudderth
Pressure cleaning advances with high efficiency system
Bob Clines reveals a third iteration of his cleaning method featuring a high pressure cleaner with multiple filters to ensure pure cleaning solution and less rinsing. The system checks fluid through glass and a gauge, removing filters when needed to remove impurities and protect fabrics.
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Bob Chne
Bonham Masons Meet Officers Election Tonight
The Bonham Chapter No. 52 R A M and Bonham Council No. 37 R S W vote officers this Monday at 8 PM. F S Dulaney and J A Glendinning urge attendance. James Anderson records.
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Masons
Bonham Chapter
Bonham Council
F. S. Dulaney
H. P. J. A. Glendinning
T.I.M. James Anderson
Washington seeks platform pledge on armed forces costs
Washington reports that disarmament advocates in Congress have little hope of pressing costs below one billion dollars annually for army and navy. Despite past failures, they push to include it in party platforms. Current totals exceed a billion with 572.9 million for the army and 526 million for the navy, about 383 million strictly military.
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Preston Grover Washington
Congress
Army
Navy
Navy and Army Spending Sparks 1932 Platform Debate
Democrats critical of high military outlays cite the 1932 platform promising defense based on a full facts survey to avoid a looming billion dollar burden. The 1933 boom pushes for work programs, with London treaty limits and a Navy budget spike ending in a pair of battleships costing 51 million dollars each.
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Army
Navy
Court House Notice of June Term Dockets 1936
A dense schedule lists assignments for the June term with dozens of cases set for Monday through July dates across multiple days. Names include G W Baker Damon O Wathall Annie Gant The Liberty Life Insurance Co Southwest Telephone Co and others with entries for J F Mayo The First National Bank Bonham Eding FEdil Stateville and Trenton Independent School District among many plaintiffs defendants and garnishees. The notice also references a separate farm or livestock item Freak Red Lily Grown Denver Colorado and an equipment bid from County Auditor Frank Wright with meeting dates June 17 1940 and June 6-13 Daily.
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A.D
G W. Baker
Damon O Wathall
Nixon
W E Nichols
Annie Gant
The
Liberty Life Insurance Co
E. L Hutchins
Marathon Oil
Maude Hopper
I KO Hargrove
Emma L H Pearson
Adtna Life Insurance Company
J F Mayo
Tiinois Bankers Life Assurance
Mary Rucky
BF Freeman
Trenton Independent School District
Wilson
Trenton Independent Schol District
T D MecCollom
First National Bank Bonham
T C Wood
Banham state venture seeks store operator role
A solicitation from Hicks Rubber Company Distributors of Waco Texas invites candidates with mercantile experience and age qualifications to operate a Banham state venture. References required. Interest will be considered for a capital partnership with two thirds investor share and one third ready capital.
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