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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
4
Fragmented text hints at a local agricultural or schooling note from Hill Texas. It mentions a son, a father, a deal, a crop and a year, with scattered figures and addresses. The readable parts suggest a community brief or notice with personal names and a monetary amount but clarity is limited.
A meeting led by Mrs. OC discussed stewardship for Christians and church duties. Officials noted concerns on narcotics, law laxity, and the need for active church engagement while planning Monday gatherings and circle meetings with service and a luncheon.
The announcement note appears to confirm an engagement involving Mr Tee O Daniel and the couple connected to Jack D Watcher Jr. Details are limited and partially obscured in the source.
Miss Mary Nunn leaves for a visit in Alexandria with planned stops in Austin and Houston. Several families report moves and visits including Mr. and Mrs. F L Butts returning to Louisiana and Mrs. Batley Saunders visiting Tulsa relatives. Others travel or relocate to Dallas Fort Worth Sherman Gainesville and San Antonio for work visits and family gatherings.
A Thursday Lions Club gathering planned to rent a Ca noon space, with an 8 o’clock Order of Eastern Star officers meeting. The fragment mentions O'Danie Wrather and a ring incident, references to Mo ment ring, and a couple meeting with a U S connection.
Directors of the Red Cross chapter will convene in the chamber of commerce office on Thursday morning. The meeting will address forthcoming plans and committee reports.
The Clark Memorial Methodist Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon at home of Mrs Fred Brown on South Fifth Street for a social gathering. Spring flowers filled the rooms and refreshments were served. Attendees included Mesdames Olan Miankenship Harold Underwood A L Dempsey Jewel Gibson Hazel Jones Geneva Puckett George Turner Wade Morris and A Hastings along with the hostess.
The Rev H H Stagg told The Story of Noah and The Ark at a Calvary Baptists W M U joint meeting with the intermediate girls auxiliary Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. About 15 people gathered for songs prayers and a closing prayer service at Mrs Pina Mae Jenkins home.
Kraft employees gathered for a steak fry at Lake Fannin Monday night followed by a communal meal and socializing. Attendees included several local residents and company staff listed among the participants.
W H Jones announces a cotton insect control meeting and dusting demonstration in Cooper on Tuesday June 24 starting at 10 am The program includes flea hopper and boll weevil control with speakers from Texas A M Extension Geo W Johnson and Elmore R Torn Richardson Farm & Ranch editor will speak at noon barbecue follows at Cooperative Gin No 2 Local business sponsors back the event aimed at Bonham trade area cotton farmers and ginners.
Mrs Eugene Risser acted as hostess to the Tuesday Bridge Club at 2 30 yesterday afternoon in her home 404 East Eighth Street Mrs Paul Hendrix won high score and Mrs Fred Johnson received the bingo prize Only guest present was Mrs Joe B Hardlicka
Texas lawmakers finalize two oil proration measures and a 29.76 million dollar biennial state budget. They also override a veto on drunken driving penalties as a session adjourns approach looms with a planned recess to July 15 followed by adjournment on July 18.
Bonham students from Bonham Protestant School displayed recently designed fire prevention projects at the ETSTC Library. The works were selected by the State Department for public safety education. Glad Owens Abn Richardson and La Perler presented the entries. Gladys and Ann attended.
Walter Hilliard of Dodd City released after an infected foot. Woolard Castle of Moore's Chapel seeks treatment. Mrs. Jim Cockrell of Whitewright hospitalized with typhoid fever. Richard Morgan recovering well. Charles Shannon from Lannius arrives with a broken arm. Robert Mullin hospitalized with a fractured arm. Miss Lou Williams recovering from a fractured hip. Miss Daisy Dickens of Windom discharged after typhoid fever. Miss Thelma Bales of Honey Grove discharged after an appendectomy.
A crest exhibit posters from Bailey English School and Rays to the Duncan School are shown in the Idle library at East Texas State Teacher College. Bonham traders are urged to visit.
E. M. Curlee & Co advertises pineapples priced five to six pounds each at two for 25 cents. The brief notice highlights a trade deal and real price point for customers.
The Census Bureau says drugs and medicines with a factory value of 3 65 000 000 or 2 75 per capita are produced annually in 1 094 U S factories. It also notes 4 600 000 tons of cane sugar are processed in the U S.
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