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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
9
The bulletin B-194 on Home Canning of Fruits and Vegetables is available through County Extension Agents. Check pressure canner gauges and safety valves, clean openings, and ensure lids seal properly. Store finished jars in a cool dark dry place after testing seals.
The guide warns canned foods stored in warm damp areas may change color and flavor. Use all home canned foods within one year. Freezing does not spoil but may alter texture. If a seal breaks or jars leak, discard or freeze until use.
Bill Finnells of Ector hosted a Sunday housewarming with 70 guests from Fort Worth Dallas Garland Bonham and Ector. The event celebrated their new three bedroom brick home as refreshments of punch and cookies were served during the 2 to 4 pm open house.
Former Bonham residents Mr and Mrs Bert Stone and daughter Julia Ann are visiting Bonham area friends. The Stones now live in West Hollywood Florida and will remain in Bonham until June 20.
Randolph area residents and relatives gathered for reunions and casual visits. Frank Johnson of Tulsa joined the Johnson reunion with his sister’s family, while Virdie Woodruff and family stayed overnight in Wichita Falls. Dallas residents Gomer Brack and children visited Mrs. Mattie Stokes, and Mable Pace spent time with her son L A Pace and family.
A UPI column argues 1966 Fathers Day movement begins as middle age unrest stirred by Senator Russell Long. It cites possible civil disobedience plans by fathers and hints the revolt could spread nationwide beyond a single protest.
Relatives from Denton and local families spent Sunday visiting at the homes of Mrs. Weltha Smith and Mrs. Irene Jones. Mr and Mrs Ralph Stevins and family hosted a gathering with Weltha Smith’s son and sister.
An opinion piece urges the middle aged to rebalance tradition by rebelling against established customs. It cites rebellions against Glenn Miller records and cheek-to-cheek dancing as examples and argues for a broader break from sacred fathers’ mores. It also notes the historical shift to distilling wine in the 16th century with the start of the brandy trade.
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