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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
1
Axele Ashley reflects on George Herbert and the danger of lies in politics. The piece argues that Hitler’s promises are untrustworthy, noting that even his close friends distrust him and that nations laugh at his assurances despite past gains from deceit.
Recollections from Nunnelee note Anna Ruth Carter in Wichita Falls and visitors returning to Lamesa. Cindy Ferris and Crabb households host and travel to Gainesville Fort Worth and Red River trips. Local remarks describe labor in the fields and a farmer’s tale about hard work improving cotton yields.
Eleven Sweetwater youths join the Royal Canadian Air Force ahead of U.S. entry, including Fred Scuddy in England as Eagle Squadron instruc tor and Billy Gibbs bound for England. Four are flying instructors in Canada, others cadets and pilots, all averaging about 21 years old.
Social workers and youth leadership leaders may still enroll for one week of intensive training directed by W. K. Brown of Chicago Parks. The Texas A and M short course, run by the Department of Rural Sociology with the Hogg Foundation, runs June 23 to 28 with Brown, Benson, and others shaping the program. About 50 students have signed up for the three week college credit portion, led by O. H. Benson of the Boy Scouts. U. S. cheese factories produce about half a billion pounds annually per census reports.
Mrs C D Byrde and Mrs J H Alike of Charleston S C visit relatives in Bonham. Numerous locals, including Tobin at Naval Air Corps training in Grand Prairie, travel to see family and attend events. Messages from Mary Evelyn Jones and Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester Minn indicate hopeful recoveries.
Ravenna Home Demonstration club announces its annual family picnic will be at Lake Fannin on Sunday July 27. At a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs Glenn Hemphill co host Mrs George Hemphill the group voted to send president Mrs Hemphill to a July short course and to send flowers to ill member Mrs Bob Leftwich in Sherman hospital. A table selling contest winner received the prize and refreshments were served to members.
A. E. Crum, 68, pioneer cotton farmer and well known Els County resident, died suddenly at his Ferris home of a heart attack. Surviving are seven sons and Mrs Wallace Hill. Funeral plans pending arrival of a son from Chicago.
A Texas columnist notes nature’s currents match the energy of state politics. The piece riffs on Galveston publishers, editorial writers, and legislative apathy while weaving images of Texas landscapes and the ongoing public discourse.
An editor in Santiago, Chile, aged 63, died at home amid reports of career ties to a leading newspaper. Officials note his long service at the press and his role in shaping reporting standards in the region.
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