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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
5
Local Dry Cleaning Ad Promises Low Prices In Bonham
The Swearingin Bros cleaners advertise suits cleaned and pressed for 50 cents and dresses for 50 cents with delivery across town. They emphasize price stability and quick service, noting location at 307 South Senter Street opposite the post office and listing Gibson's Mouth Wash specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
BROS
Senter St
P.O
For Rent at Southeast Corner Bedroom
Apartment listing stating a bedroom for rent at the southeast corner with phone number 255 and 300-3t-c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E
Interest Grows In Methodist Meeting at Clark Memorial
Rev. FE W Mays delivered a message on fruit bearing from John 15 8 stressing a consecrated Christian life as fruit for God. He compared the Christian life to a fruit tree needing proper adaptation pruning and cultivation to bear fruit and urged pursuit of soul leading and fellowship. New attendees are joining each advisory and the public is invited to worship and pray for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Mays
St. John
Singers to Meet at Wills Point June 26 27 28
Charley Jones announces a three day singing event in Wills Point from June 26 to 28. The card promises a full program and a lively gathering likely to draw crowds eager for performances and discussion for years to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills Point
Charley Jones
Chuck
Local residents head to travel and medical visits in region
Bud Cooper of the Telephone section is in Bonham on business. Louise Harris of Dallas visits the Rogers Rainey home. M. B. Mayfield of East Texas tours to see W. A. Robarts. Mrs. Robert D. Etter of Austin and her daughter Ann Carol visit Myr. and Mrs. W. F. Keeton. Perna Renshaw, now a Western Union operator, leaves Tyler for Paris to work. Miss Renshaw studied telegraphy. Mrs. W. F. Keithley travels to Tioga with niece Miss Estee Cannon. Dr. F. M. Loughmiller leaves with his wife for Dallas seeking treatment. I. Loughmiller ill with appendicitis hopes hospital care will relieve. Miss Pauline Merton heads to Dallas with Ruth Crawford and Nell Miles for a Western states tour until Sept 1. Miss Crawford taught at Bondi Some years ago and leads North Dallas High School. Miss Miles was her roommate last year. The trio will stay with Mrs Ralph Webb, formerly Miss Sondwei in Keeton, in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Merton
Nalias
Ruth Crawford
Nell Miles
Miss Crawford
Bondi
North Dallas
Miss Miles
Ralph Webb
Sondwei
Keeton
Los Angeles
Two Piano Recital by Lipscomb and Rodgers Jr at Dunning Studio
Sarah Lipscomb and John Rodgers Jr presented a two piano recital under Miss Margaret Tobin. The program featured works by Roulant Duvernoy Kapell, Kreisler, and Strauss with an original arrangement by Lipscomb and Rodgers. A large audience praised the performances and Tobin's teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lipscomb
John Rodgers JR
Dunning
Margaret Tobin
John Teodgers Jr
Miss Tobin
Fen Roulant Duvernoy
Acrenata Moskowski
Velga Boatman
Bonham Band Concert Tonight at Simpson Park
The Bonham Municipal Band performs tonight at Simpson Park starting at bell sounds. Bandmaster Riggs lists a diverse program including marches fox trots waltzes overtures and a national emblem march. The event invites families to enjoy a free concert with selections for all tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham Municipal
Simpson Park
Bells
Riggs
Indiana State Band
Fpar
Holmes
McHugh
Bagley
Pinchot urges governors to seek federal utilities check
Pinchot tells governors a federal check on utilities is needed. Roosevelt at French Lick criticizes passive governors. General MacArthur attacks clergy urging refusal to bear arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Ulilies
Roosevelt
Prench Lick
MacArthur
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L. & S. Pharmacy
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R. E. Old
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Natatorium
Lee Myers
June Moon
Bontam Drug Company
Palace Drug Store
Bud Cooper
Louise G. Harris
Dallas
Rogers Rainey Home
M. B. Mayfield
East Texas
W. A. Robarts
Robert D. Etter
Ann Carol
Austin
Perna Renshaw
Tyler
Paris
The
Western Union
Miss Renshaw
W. F. Keithley
Tioga
Estee Cannon
F. M. Loughmiller
I. Loughmiller
Taat City
By Sesselberg
Joan Rodgers Jr
Christas
Kreisler
Sarah Lipscom
Victor Staub
Fous Bols
Helen Nash
John Rodgers Jy
Schnabel’s
Slovakia
Brown and
Biege
Lewis Shoe Co
Carmichael & Massey
FR. Elkins
Bonham Bakert
Sitzler
City Greenhout
West 7Th Street
Verybody
Service
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Prechevo
Bosnia
Muezzin
Davis
Fisher
LustspietKela Bela
Downey
Woman In A
Shoe
Brown
Frank Davis
North Benham
North Main Street
Texas
Little Jess
Foster & CO
T. J. Clotfelter
Main St
Ray Gribble
Watson Indne Co
Vanity Fair
Virginia Jonson
North Side Square
Bonham, Texas
Bonham Garage
Esther
Ralston
Laura
Laplan
Glonely
Americ Theatre
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