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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1945
Page
3
Miss Marcie Miller, employed at the Naval Supply Depot in Oakland California, arrived Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Miller. The article notes that about 46 percent of all elderly in Texas are on the pension.
Aggie arrives at Rainbow Lodge to find Uncle Henry dead in a hunted trap and Beth Calder reacting with a mix of fear and daring. Danielle, Sara’s niece, helps call the police as Aggie confronts Bill Calder and Jim Calder’s death amid a web of family tensions and potential murder.
Peggy Brown Misse and Joann Juggers honor Bobby Magouirk with a going away party at the Gulf Club on Friday’s eve. Guests include Linda Lane John Sauwaders Mary Carmichael Chloe Hur etus Clifford Lumpkins and many others as the 18th birthday celebration is also marked with cake inscribed Take It was HA 2¢c and Good Luck Swabby.
Mrs Lena Mae Cole starts her term as president of the Business and Professional Women's Club after Tuesday noon meeting at the Gem Café. Two new members welcomed. committee selected to revise the club constitution. next meeting planned as a picnic at the state park on June 26.
Sturley Ann Smith celebrated her fifth birthday at her home on North Emberee Road in Fonda. Family and friends gathered for cake, lemonade, and a festive party with lighted decorations. The event included a Camp Fire Girls picnic and a note of thanks to attending guests.
Members of the Wetman Circle Grove 1527 will have their regular meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the WWOW Hall.
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