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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
3
The North Texas Leagu e Conference wraps after a two day session in Sherman with testimonials to hospitality from Bonham church and Denison leaders. Officers elected include A B Hardin and N S Brown, and next year’s meeting set for Sherman.
Last Saturday evening a large group of youths enjoyed a moonlight picnic on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arledge. The event featured singing and dancing followed by a substantial lunch. Attendees included Miss Wie Anthony, Ciladys Anthony, Nan Daumilette, Bess Saunders, Ruth Muchert, Minnie Patterson, and other Ravenna and Antlers residents.
Mr Lipscomb was thrown from his buggy while loading a trunk destined for the station in front of his east town residence. He was picked up unconscious with a lacerated ear and other injuries but no broken bones. The horse bolted, overturning the buggy near CB Jackson's home.
Notice invites all pupils to a moonlight picnic at the pavilion on Tuesday night. Themypson Abernathy will arrive at o'clock to lead a car outing. Ice cream will be served free to all.
A local dispute in Alton intensifies as supporters push a one-sided argument amid community debate. Organizers rally residents to back their policy while opponents remain largely silent, shaping a charged public discussion.
Card of thanks from Lewis Stuckey president Bonham League expresses appreciation to the Bonham bkpworth Leaguers Methodists and other churches for support and reports the conference was enjoyed and blessed. Palace Restaurant renovation by Donald Cooper includes new seating walls ceilings and paneling enhancing ambiance.
Mrs Sam Williams known as Aunt Lou died Saturday night at Allen Hospital after breaking her right limb weeks earlier. Funeral held Sunday at 3 pm at Willow Wood with Rev Richard Morgan. A devout Christian, she cared for many in need and was deeply mourned by family and community.
Mrs. T. E. Crissman reports a letter from her son Archie in Dallas stating he has reenlisted in the U S Navy and will depart immediately for San Francisco after recently completing four years of service.
The remark suggests some hopeful observers think the situation improved, though they acknowledge conditions could still be harsher. Mentioned perspectives include cautious optimism amid ongoing uncertainty and potential for progress despite lingering challenges.
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