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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
3
Honey Grove will debut a 1 hole miniature golf course built by Ben Halsell. The greens use cotton seed hulls and sands, a combination praised as fine. The course opens and operates on Wednesday night, June 18.
Mrs W S Cade leaves at noon for Whitesboro. E Williams and son Charles visit Sherman on business. Mrs J F Mayo to Eureka Navarro county for ill sister Lula Lamb. Margaret Taylor to spend days in Dallas then Boulder Colorado. Margaret Tobin joins a three month Canada East tour. Mary Hunter leaves for Boulder Colorado to attend University of Colorado summers. Dan Inglish on business to Edgewood. Judge Sherrill of Houston accompanies to Greenville. Neil Fincher family return from Paris and Artesia. C G Wood home from Chicago with diploma class ring signet memo pad. Mrs Hugh Walsell from Durant Oklahoma joins parties hosted by Mesdames Walwell and others. Charles Hats home on East Ninth. Miss Peggy Marston visiting Houston reports time well spent and beach trip to Galveston. stays in Houston until July.
Texas and Pacific Railway enhances service between El Paso Fort Worth Dallas and St Louis with new club lounge cars. Eastbound on the Texan and westbound on the Sunshine Special start immediately. Cars include lounge areas sun parlor buffet soda fountain barber shop writing desk game tables and magazine library.
Nine liners race for port to land cargoes before Hawley Smoot duties take effect. White Star liner Olympic carrying French race valued at $1,000,000 would save about $130,000 if discharged before rates apply. Merchants rush to move reeds out of warehouses to dodge excess duties.
Quote from Art Shire about stage nerves and self assessment. The remark frames him as an unconventional actor with limited performance skills yet pursuing dramatic work. It reflects self deprecation and a focus on acting ability over talent.
L J Davis aged about 80 died Monday night after months of illness at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter King on North Cedar Street. He was the father of Mrs King. Funeral held this afternoon at 3 with burial in Willow Wild cemetery.
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