Kindness of Salesman Rewarded With Ten Thousand
Ashmore, a Texarkana salesman, helped an elderly traveler on Arkansas roads to Malvern. The grateful man later produced a check for ten thousand dollars signed by Ed Johnson of Louisville. Bank verification confirmed the signature genuine, making Ashmore the rightful recipient of the reward.
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Lenison
Arthur Ashmore
Ed Johnson
Louisville
Ashmore
Malvern
Ark
California
Not Guilty Verdict In Assault With Intent To Murder Case
The jury found D. R. Westbrook not guilty of assault with intent to murder Marvin Jones in Elwood several months ago. Verdict was reached today. Curtis Ray faces trial this afternoon on charges of selling Aquor.
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Marvin Jones
Elwood
Curtis Ray
Bonham Area Residents Return Visits and Moves
A roundup of local social news notes several residents returning from trips to Mexico and Texas towns. Dersaza and Frank Phelan Jr. came from Memphis, Brantley Cole visits from Los Angeles, and Miss Alwilda Webb returns to Bonham from Greenville. John Smithey moves to Clarendon for rural mail carrier work. Longview visitors include Frank Lebus Jr. and Eleanor Ray, and Mrs. Reed Henderson with two children. Mrs. M W Orm family return from Greenville. Steger and Harlan arrive from Monterrey and San Antonio with a day in San Antonio. Bill and Devery Roberts visit Waxahachie and Fort Worth, noting no rain. Robert A Young and Fayle of Glendale plan a Bonham visit. Mr. Young hasn’t been in Texas for 23 years. Raleigh Royan family welcome daughter home from Monterrey and Satillo Mexico. Mattie Lois Roberts, teaching in Monterrey, returns for summer in Bonham.
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Devery
Waxahachie
Fort Worth
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G. A. Stanley
Roberts
Robert A. Young
Sn Fayle
Glendale
Calif
Mr. Young
W. L. Young
Bonham
Route 4
Texas
Raleigh Royan
Mexico
Monterrey
Satinio
Mattie Lois Roberts
Willl
Hilger 4-H Club Holds Regular Meeting
Hilger 4-H Club met Monday with members Robert Campbell Virgie Henary Virgle Jennings Ernest Henars Ralph Pearson Eugene Pearson J C Chapman R T Chapman and one visitor Lydall Vaught sponsor. New secretary J C Chapman elected. Cotton and corn projects leading. Invitation extended to V Jd Young county agent for June 24 meeting.
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Hilger 4-H Club
Robert Campbil
Virgie Henary
Virgle Jennings
Ernest Henars
Ralph Pearson
Eugene Pearson
J C. Chapman
R. T. Chapman
Lydall Vaught
J. C. Chapman
V. Jd. Young
Advertising A Real Help To Successful Merchants
The Daily Favorite urges merchants to use promotional advertising as a trustworthy way to boost local trade. It argues institutional advertising builds buyer confidence through efficient service and fair pricing, while warning against overselling. The paper invites merchants to use its advertising service as a profitable, honest path to growth.
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Favorit
Bees Kill Dog in Staunton Virginia Incident
Frank S. Drive found his Belgian police dog Chang dead after being attacked by hundreds of bees. The dog died on the way to a veterinarian after Drive tried to free it and was badly stung himself while the dog was tied to an apple tree.
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Staunton Va
Frank S. Drive
Chang” Selp
Ben
Ector Club Women Hold Achievements Day at School Auditorium
The Ector club women held Achievem. Day on Wednesday June 13 concluding three years of wardrobe work. Twenty-two members and three non members wore dresses cut by foundation patterns and judged by Miss Louise Tilley and Miss Louie Haver of Benham. Mrs B F But was first for club members and Mrs Charles Pratt first for non club members. Visitors from across the county attended and refreshments were served.
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Louise Tilley
Louiehaver
Benham Wer
B. F
Charles Pratt
Astess
Meadowsrom
Record Heat Tops City as June Boasts Extreme Temps
Houston reports 100 degree highs with 101.3 seen at the municipal airport and 100 at the Weather Bureau downtown. Forecasters warn heat will continue through Tuesday. Also noted is a cemetery work day at Moore's Chapel near Bonham on Saturday June 23. A separate item mentions a pact ending control between the United States and Cuba.
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Houston
Texas
D.gree
Weather Bureau
Moore's Chapel
Bonham
Father dies trying to rescue son from blaze
William W. Woodward, 40, perished with his son Henry 4 as flames swept their farm home. Woodward rushed inside to save Henry and reemerged with the boy before both were trapped on the second floor and died. Que Woodward suffered severe burns and was hospitalized.
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William W. Woodward
Isis
Henry
MiQue Woodward
Eckos
Negro peacemaker dies from club shooting wounds
Ike Hendricks, 30, a Black peacemaker, was shot while trying to stop a fight at a Negro nightclub early Sunday and died in hospital Monday morning. Police are seeking a Negro man identified only as James.
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Ike Hendricks
James
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