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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
3
The Wolfe City Sun notes many terraces built within the last year failed to endure recent heavy rains. It urges continuing terracing across Southwest farms where soil erosion occurs or moisture conservation is needed. Old properly built terraces withstood the flood. once repaired and settled, they resist later storms.
Dallas visitor Hallie McCord arrives for a stay with sister Mrs H A McDougal. Annie Crawford returns from Paris Junior College for weekend. Forrest Taylor and family plan a Wichita Falls trip. Milan Tobin returns from Paris Junior College summer studies. Garland’s Mrs Jasper Pillod visits Bragg grandparents. George Decker and children of Greenville visit Mrs Thomas Reece. John Phillips and daughter Martha travel from Tyler to visit Mrs Annie Bradford. June Wileen and Janie Wilson McDonald from Sherman visit Mrs Frank Fulkerson. J H Allen and family return from Jacksonville visit. Juanita Thomas back from University of Texas and travels to San Antonio and Corpus Christi. George Odum and wife depart for Texhoma to visit relatives. Dillard family from Orange to visit J F Hendrix. Edna Hendrix Dillard has many city friends. Agnews and Joe family return from Tennessee Maryland Annapolis trip. son Jack graduates from naval school as ensign. New sailor to Pacific cruise. Mary Sweeney returns from Sophia Newcomb College with degree. next week with mother then to St Louis to join Newcomb friends for European tour and Mediterranean cruise.
The Bonham Municipal Band performed in the public square Friday drawing a good crowd. The event drew praise for improving talent and support, with hopes to build one of the region's best bands as funds and instruments are developed.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that broken or misplaced milk bottles cost about 50.6 million dollars annually. Bottles cost over a nickel each and more than 800 million are broken or lost yearly, shifting the expense to consumers.
In a murky dialogue, Marner asks about a tee hand while Jones explains a spade handle incident. Giles reacts with surprise as Jones bitterly clarifies that someone named Jennings is not involved in the work.
A buyer asks if roads and footpaths will be properly laid in a new estate. The pavement artist Ayre shire Advertiser notes the developer replies affirmatively, stressing that arrangements are already in place.
The fragment mentions two unnamed figures, Bonescraper and Bourber, discussing hair and a past marriage. The text mixes casual banter with unclear references to physical grooming and a bride’s grip, lacking concrete events or identifiable entities.
Trinity Episcopal Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m on Trinity Sunday. No other services listed. CAROLD G HENNESSY rector.
Clark Memorial Church announces Sunday School and prayer meetings with a revival ongoing at Bartley. There is no preaching on Sunday due to the revival. The Missionary Society gathers Monday at 2 pm while Wednesday night prayer is at 8 pm. CAHURLIE GRAVES, Pastor.
Reminder to keep attendance high through Sunday with worship at 10 50 including a choir anthem God is Love Pastor Paul Arledge urges students to be in class by 10 o clock Evening services are canceled Sunday and Wednesday due to revival at First Methodist church Pastor W R Holder signs notices during parish revival activities.
The First Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 0:45 a m and Morning Worship at 1 am with special choir music. A B V Y P U service is at 7 p m. Members are urged to attend the Methodist Revival Sunday evening and during next week. The W M U will host a missionary program at the church Monday afternoon at 38 p m. SR Smith, Pastor.
The First Presbyterian Church announces Sunday School begins at 9 30 with Geo Keene as Superintendent. Church service follows at 11 00, then evening service at First Methodist Church. Pastor J G Varner invites visiting worshippers to attend.
Kirst Christian Church announces its church school session starts at 9 45 with Sunday services following. The note invites attendance and expresses hope for support from the community.
Church of the Nazarene announces a revival beginning Sunday June 15 at 8 p.m. at the regular worship place Corner South Eth and Morgan Streets. Evangelist Rev. Ray Davis, a Bonham native, will preach. Choir director Mrs. Loise Davis and pianist Miss Ada Perry lead the services nightly. Pastor J QO. Davis.
The First Methodist Church invites all for Sunday School at 9:46 with the Intermediate and Junior Departments meeting together in the Intermediate rooms. Mrs Bonney to teach the Bonney class, other ladies invited to join. Afternoon women and girls’ service led by Mrs Bonney. expected largest attendance in Bonham in a long while. Pastor SMMETP HW MAYS.
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