Florshim Shoe Style Distinctive Look for Well-Dressed Men
An ad describing Florsheim shoes emphasizes unusual distinction and exclusive look. It highlights character in every detail and Florshim quality as the mark of fine style for long life.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
6
An ad describing Florsheim shoes emphasizes unusual distinction and exclusive look. It highlights character in every detail and Florshim quality as the mark of fine style for long life.
The article notes that more teeth are lost through loosening ties that hold teeth in place due to decay. It emphasizes that people focus on tooth decay but neglect the condition of their gums, leading to worsening dental health.
F. W. Burnett and three daughters left yesterday for Dallas to visit relatives. Mrs. John Berry of Chillicothe visits at the home of Misses Alma May and Adeline Maddrey. Lloyd Anderson arrives from Henrietta Texas to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and will return tomorrow. J. O. Heffner T P Paris ticket agent visits his children Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Heffner and leaves on vacation to visit family at Rogers Arkansas.
The Presbyterian Church invites visitors to the Wesley class service tomorrow led by Mr I W Evans. Attendance committee notes Sun day ice cream and sherbets. New members to be received at Communion next Sunday morning. fifth special sermon at night by Pastor Fred H Ford.
R. E. Risser's Cadillac slid into five feet of water at the Country Club lake after the emergency brake failed while parked on an incline. Joe B. Johnson of the Bonham Garage retrieved the car with no notable damage reported.
The State Bankers conference at Waco ends after a harmonious meeting with 500 bankers present. The group endorses the depositors guaranty fund and proposes changes to Texas banking laws for the next legislature, naming committees and outlining protections for noninterest bearing deposits.
Sunday schedule shows Trinity Beseeger and Sunday Sekee at 9 30 a m with no other services. Central Church of Christ on West Third Street offers Bible lessons at 9 45 led by W W H George. Rector Richard Morgan presides.
Local church listings show Sunday schools at 9:30 to 10:45 and worship services from 9:45 to 8:00 p.m. across First, Second, and Fifth Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Nazarene, Christian, and Missionary societies. Notable notes include special sermons, youth programs, and missionary society meetings led by pastors such as Ben Bell, O Jenkins, Chas McDaniel, and Ernest Quick.
The document outlines proposed state banking reforms including no charter issuance for state banks under certain capital levels, limits on direct and indirect loans, and stronger regulation of promotional schemes. It calls for reduced examinations, revised examination fees, liquidation by the department, and prohibitions on noninterest bearing deposits, with detailed salary provisions for the banking department and recommendations for district examiner structures.
A party led by Leon Huckins of the Westbrook Hotel accompanied by Judge W P Walker and others passed through Bonham en route to Fort Worth. They claimed Oklahoma fishing yielded a fine line and praised Bonham's public square. They discussed chiggers and anti chigger remedies in a humorous rural vignette.
Arthur F Chace and Joan Vardeman, tied to a heist of bonds valued near two million dollars consigned to a Boston bank, were sentenced by Supreme Court Justice Martin to four to eight years in Sing Sing. Martha Vardeman, formerly Fern Hollis, received one half to three years in Auburn prison.
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