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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
3
Epworth League notes outline officers and committees led by President O L Tramilton and Miss Lucy Davidge. Conference reports cover junior work, charity, and junior leaders, with sessions by Miss Stone, Rev Douglas, and Miss Davidge highlighting devotion, reports, and community service.
Mrs L IX Appleby delivered a paper on Socials to Save followed by literary department round tables led by Lewis Stuckey. Miss Trixie Blair sang a solo and many brief talks aided the session. The conference adjourned for 2 16 p.m. Mr L J Appleby of Dallas, state field secretary, will speak tonight at Kipworth by the Sea about the State League enterprise with stereoptical views.
Roberto Steger offers to swap his home place for a larger property and pay the difference.
The W O W Lodge at Ely hosts a July picnic with Hon Rosser Thomas delivering a Woodcraft address. Candidate B vans and Congressman Randell are invited to speak. Proceeds fund the W O W hall and school building. Also ads for wagons buggy horses Mason fruit jars and related notices.
Rogers Woodward and Roberts Company advertises the Old Repable Springfield wagon as a preferred option, urging buyers to select a reliable wagon model for farm use.
The body of Owen Bolton died in Oklahoma City from injuries in a street car accident arrived this morning over the Katy. He is survived by two sisters Miss Merle and Berle and father 8. W. Bolton. Funeral held at the family home this afternoon at 4 conducted by Rev. Schoonover. Burial followed at Willow Wild cemetery with a large procession of mourners.
Sunday program of the Bonham B Y P U outlines an all church event on June 19 with leaders Mrs Honey and Mr Mills guiding a scripture reading from 1 Corinthians 13, talks on giving led by Mrs J W Rainey, solos and songs by Miss Winnie Hardin and Mr Cleveland Keene, and a question box and benediction.
The First Baptist Sunday School shows a seven week average attendance of 21 as teachers pupils and officers sustain growing interest. Attendance exceeds resident church membership by at least twenty with 500 expected tomorrow. Mr J 8 Moor to present an object lesson and an adult men's class will perform a song. An announcement and plans for a moonlight promise Tuesday night. J J Lughes
Rev R B Milam of Bonham and former Blossom pastor will assist Rev Jo W Milligan in a revival starting next Sunday at Prairie Ridge Baptist Church. Potential materprise.
A trolley party was given by Mesdames MacSoith and To oA Philips for about twelve girls in honor of Miss Hagenia Boone of Abilene visiting the city. The group rode the 7 pm car to the passion grounds for games and a two course luncheon before returning on the 10 pm car. Those present included Misses Magenia Boone Winisue Johnson Biances White Maryanne Steger Bessie May Sancock Jorrine Hancock Lois Evans Idris Evans Georgie Jays Ken Weathersby Carrie May Me Dade Christine Stuckey and Mrs Zane Smith Mrs Walter Boone and Mrs Phillips.
The message invites all pupils to attend tomorrow at 9 20 for the morning lesson and special music. Supt. Evans of the First Christian Church urges members to pray together and bring friends for the planned program.
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