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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1946
Page
5
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a fast acting herbal remedy for bladder and urinary discomforts caused by acidity. It claims medical endorsement by a practicing physician and notes blends of herbs and roots to increase urine flow and relieve related symptoms.
A wedding at Randolph Field Chapel joined 1st Lt Reif A Farney and Miss Faye Mirkland with Lt. Thomas A. Fenley serving as best man. The ceremony featured a black and white gown, a reception at the Officers Club, and plans for the couple to live in San Antonio.
Patsy Ruth Stroud daughter of Mr and Mrs Stroud married Raymond Lee Nash son of Mr and Mrs Sudderth in a double ring ceremony at the officiating minister Rev Milam home setting. Nash recently completed 47 months service with 26 overseas. Attendants included the bride’s mother Mrs Stroud.
Miss Helen Louise Cooper married David A Campbell Jr in a double ceremony Saturday at nine with Rev. C P Sansom officiating. Attendants included Mrs Jim Cooper Mrs Lottie Cooper James I McBroom and Mrs Air ly Anderson. They will reside in Loneview where Campbell will attend a local institute.
Helen Fields daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Fields Sallisaw Oklahoma married May 29 at Chapel No 2 Camp Hood. Bile L Brinkley joined R L Brinkley as couple in ceremony presided by Lt Col L M Nelson in front of a few friends. Ruth Kipper maid of honor. George C Brown best man. The bride wore powder blue dress with black accessories. Twenty Woodmen Circle Grove 1527 members from Bonham attended the service.
In a tense snippet from a seaside drama, Audrey Strange's fragile calm unsettles Camilla Tressilinn and relatives as Nevile Strange plans a September visit to Gull's Point. Thomas Royde travels with Mary Aldin to unravel a web of jealousy, divorce scars, and a looming murder plot amid estate intrigue.
Attendant Hetevar and Mrs Waite were named part guardian for the coming year. Je de Chartell was elated second auditor as the meeting concluded. The event occurred at the Wiousbor parish hall.
A gilt shower honored Mrs J B Painter and Mrs A G Martin along with Mr and Mrs Haskell Allen newlyweds. Guests included out of town attendees such as Mrs John Flower and families from Denison and Savoy, with Mary Ann Hutchins and Ruby Fae Galyan linked to the honorees.
Mrs J P Eason was honored with a pink and blue shower at the Methodist church. Mrs E Parker led the guest book and other attendees included Mrs Maryeellen McComas and Mrs BF Batts. The item notes refreshments and general shower details from the community notice.
Mr and Mrs A T Newell entertained at their home in Ector with a 42 party honoring Commander and Mrs Stanley L Wilson. The guest list included Clarence Kirksey Savoy Ray Newell and daughter Denison Denny Newell and son B F Butts Collie Hodges Robert H Jones Martha Joe Farrow Beulah Skipworth and Eura Ray.
Mrs. R. M. Watson’s family and relatives gathered at the Leons home on Sunday with well-filled baskets to honor their sister and daughter Mrs. Clyde Trotter of Odessa. Attendees included Claud Kuhn and family, Fuller and family, Clifford Watson family, Med Williamson and Gerald, all of Leons, and Tayle Fuller.
The Suttons held a reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dale. Mrs Dale was Miss Gertie Sutton before marriage. Lunch was served to Dan Sutton and daughter Judy, Everett Sutton of Hoisington Kansas, Jim Sutton and Ed Sutton with Janie, Margrette Dale of Bonham, Marvin Sutton of Houston, with several unable to attend.
Miss Betty Blake celebrated with a kitchen shower Saturday at 8 p.m. at 911 Cedar. Gloriously arranged gladiolas and pastel tones adorned the house as Miss June Bayless hosted and guests presented gifts in a charge tub. Ice cream and cake served. attendees included Misses Wright, Harkins, Fo uiies Loenton, Jeter, Cochran, and several others with Mrs K W. K. VW.
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