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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1954
Page
4
A group returned Monday from a trip through Southern states after attending a National Hooked Rug show near Birmingham Alabama. The event showcased some of the finest hooked rugs in America and visitors toured the Smoky Mountains and the Hermitage in Nashville among other sites.
Julia navigates a breakfast visit from Dr. Pete Marshall as Ravel’s presence and past tensions loom. She plans a plain, professional appearance while watching for signals of competition between Pete and her grandmother, sensing shifting loyalties and a hidden power play.
Maude Hamilton, 80, died at 9 a m Tuesday at her sister Mrs Joe Grizelle's home in Honey Grove after over three years illness. Born May 5 1874 in Tennessee she was a First Christian Church member. Survived by sister and four brothers Claude and Leon Hamilton of California Willie of Floydada Joe of Sherman. Funeral Wednesday with Rev Sam C Cooper and Rev T J Watts at Oakwood Cemetery. Robert West Funeral Home in charge.
The Leonard American Legion Post will sponsor an old fashioned barbecue and candidates speaking Friday night June 18. Legion Hall opens at 8 PM with $1 plates. All candidates or their representatives will have three minutes to advocate.
Washington leaders after a weekly conference with President Eisenhower said they expect Congress to adjourn by July 31. Senate Republican leader William F. Knowland and House GOP floor leader Charles A. Halleck stated they thought the session would wind down by that date.
Former President Harry S. Truman to fly to Milwaukee to receive a concert grand piano from the American Federation of Musicians. He will duet with union president James Petrillo in a ceremony for his memorial library.
Congress would wrap up its work by the deadline unless an emergency develops. The line underscores the pressure to pass legislation before adjournment or a possible delay.
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