Presbyterians Condemn Mixed Bathing at Assembly
Springfield June 19 the Cumberland Presbyterian church 104th general assembly condemned mixed bathing as an evil tendency and questionable racial practice. Debates followed a rushed resolution with Paul Brown of Olney Texas moving re consideration and winning by three votes finally withdrawing moral and financial support from implicated persons or institutions.
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Springfield
104Th General Assembly
The
Cumberland Presbyteran Church
Paul Brown
Olney
Tex
New facial reconstruction planned for injured Glen White man
Beckley report says Garland R Snuffer, 22, of Glen White, lost forehead cheek and chin to a circular saw at a lumber mill. Surgeons plan a plastic surgery program starting in a week of 59 to rebuild his face.
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Beckley
W. Va
Garland R. Snuffer
Glen White
Ertyme
Snuffer
Rug marked down at 19.75 for 29.50 9 by 12 size
A Wool rug priced at 19.75 after a discount from 29.50 is advertised as lightly used for ten days. The seller is LEM TITTSWORTH 300-2tc.
Democratic Executive Committee Sets Primary Rules In Bonham
The Democratic Executive Committee of Fannin County Texas met at the courthouse in Bonham on June 18 1934 under Chairman Philip Wise. They ordered that county and precinct offices be nominated by majority vote and set secondary primary procedures, compensation for election judges and clerks, and ballot printing duties. A five member subcommittee was named to prepare ballots and oversee duties, and a long list of presiding judges for multiple precincts was established along with proposed official ballot content and candidate lists.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Fannin County
Texas
Bonham
Philip Wise
Sve
Anis Weesley
Frank Butts
Huch Leslie
R. &. Toller
Varrone
W. Bonham
C. C. Howard Randolph
J. W. Hoe
Edgar Pullard
Ector
A. H. McDonald
Eaaube
C. G. Bond
E Bonham
J. P. Hipp
Savy
J. R. Polson
Ely—G. N. Smith
Fuip
W. H Fulp
Anthony
T. L. Dickercon
Orangeville
Jim Brown _ Bailey
E. Co. Leslie
Trenton
Tom Holmes
Leonard
A. L. Melton
Nobility
Will Ayres
Valley Creek
W. W. McCerstin
Delba
Jim Darst
G—Grov
Jess Blanton
Jadonia
Carl Little D. Gober
O. W. Woodson
China
Frank Greenway
Honey Grove
J. P. Black
Selfs
R. Newhestry
Dial
H. M Milford
J. S. Honey Grove
Gus Chiles
Monkstown
W. W. Slagle
Carson
Robert Chiles
H. G. Duckworth
Sash
Mohan Justice
Jtvannee
J F. Delashaw
Ravenna
W. Palmore
Lamasco
L. T. Jones
Missing Boy County Precincts 3 and 4 voting boxes listed
The document lists voting boxes for County Commissioners Precincts No 3 and No 4 with numbers and names such as Ladenia, Croker, China Grove, Sells, Dial, Honey Grove, Monkstown, Carson, Telephone, Windom, Jannius, Danner and Hail. It notes Philip Wise resigned as County Sheriff and Dorough of Ban ham, Texas was selected as Chairman with Lews Woosley as Committeeman.
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Commissoners
Ladenia
Croker
China Grove
Yerey Crave
Dial
S. Honey Grove
Sash
Ivanhoe
Danner
Lamasco
Dawitt
Deid City
Windom
Jannius
Philip Wise
Shaiman
Seesptord
Deatts Dorough
Banham
V9s
Lews Woosley
Borham
Tex- 5
M Fast Bonham
Court House News: Liquor Charges and Suspended Sentences
Froyd Mosley charged with liquor possession faces three years suspended sentence. Samuel Mayfield, color ed, charged with passing a sreednstrument, four years suspended sentence. Curtis Ray, color, liquor not guilty. Claude Patterson tied to liquor sale case on trial for possession.
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Froyd Mosley
Samuel Mayfield
Cutis Ray
Claude Patterson
Local News Briefs From Bonham And Nearby Towns
Miss Noweta Whitng of Madill Oklahoma visits Miss Mary Bradford. Pauline Keeton returns from McAllen where she teaches school and is home for summer. Gordon Moore and wife, once Bonham residents now in Paris, visit relatives. Senorita Lola Gomez teaches in Monterrey Mexico visits Misses Lelia and Martha Roberts. Andrew Gray, formerly Bonham and now Tulsa, Ohio, spends vacation with his parents. Gray works for a well known motor company in Tulsa.
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Pauline Keeton
McAllen
Senorita
Lola Gomez
Methodist
Ins
Kair Laurens
Monterrey
Mexico
Lelia
Martha Roberts
Andrew Gray
Bonhani
Tulsa
Ohio
Harry Gray
Bonhan
Mr. Gray
Motor Company
Dance Honors Miss Ellen Yantis at Golf Club
About 60 young people attended a Tuesday evening dance at the Golf Club honoring Miss Ellen Elizabeth Yantis of Brownwood as guest of honor. The event featured a program half and a tag dance, with punch and cakes served. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Bland Smith and others. out of town guests included Mrs Nowe Whitng of Madill Oklahoma and Miss Tuereth Dennell of Dallas.
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Mary Brand Smth
Ellen Elizabeth Yantis
Brownwood
Dorne
Bland Smith
John Azants
Nunnetlee Smith
John Arleiee Jr
Nowe Whitng
Madill
Okla
Tuereth Dennell
Dallas
Party honoring Mrs V J Young at Crawford home
Mrs L K Crawford entertained with bridge at her Wee Fifth Street home. Guests enjoyed summer flowers, cooling porch seating, and punch served by Mrs Cherie Gus Reid Ide Lee and Bobbie Rainer. Prizes went to Mrs Aral Darline and Mrs Ray Peeler. Ice cream and cake followed. Mrs Young wore a lace dress and was fondly remembered.
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Jo Young
L. K. Crawford
Wee
Cherie Gus Reid
Ide Lee
Bobbie Rainer
Aral Darline
Ray Peeler
Mas Aleg
Recommendation to remove Foulois as chief of staff
A house investigating committee to the War Department urged Secretary George H. Dern to remove Major General Benjamin D. Foulois from his post as chief of staff of the Army Air Corps. The report charged dishonesty and gross misconduct.
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Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
George H. Dern
House
Dallas man and family injured in cold crash
A Dallas man Hytrin Charninsky his wife and two children from Sweetwater were injured when their car collided on the Denver highway nine miles north of Colorado Springs. Grace driving south lost control after a tire blew and swerved into Charninsky’s path. The group, including the Palace Theatre official, were brought to grips with injuries as rain pounded the area. Clede notes two meters of rain over the past two days benefiting crops in the Clea territory.
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Colorado Springs
Cry
Hytrin Charninski
Dallas
Will Grace
Sweetwater
Denver
Here
Grace
Charninx
Dignity Loss for Local Family as Betty Mae Laker Passes
Betty Mae Laker aged 18 months daughter of Mr and Mrs T W Laker died at the family home near Tulip on Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services were held at Toin Bral and burial followed at Round Prairie cemetery with about 50 attending. A Methodist church gathering included scripture readings and piano solos. Donations of clothing were requested for hospital supplies and Mexican mission choirs in South Texao. A June 25th event was announced with several local hosts and guests invited.
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Betty Mae
T. W . Laker
Tulip
Tuin Bral
Round Prairie Cemetery
Jno Brevens
Clyde Mands
Norld
Ea Lovelace
Herbert Christian
Ine
Bevens
Albert Christa
Carl Johnson
Tracy Jee
Foray Lane Huffstutter
Eugenia Brannon
Millie Finley
Southwer
Texao
Henshen
Sheringn
Ant's
Rn Schnabel
B 3. Adams
Walter Kennedy
Brb
Record of Unseasonal 9 Degree Temperatures
For a second time this year the Ennerature reached 9 degrees yesterday afternoon. Sunday was June 1 and this same degree of heat was registered again. Ninety-nine days have been warm, with hotter weather to come.
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Listerwax Fur
R. Elkins & Son
Thos. D. Cox
Oplometrist
Nat
A B. Carter
First National Bank
S. Main ST
Tamia Denetrat
Plaice
Mve
Sam Rayburn
Jess Morris
Hunt County
Cecil Murphy
Cooke County
Grayson Co
Fannin
C. Canon
James &. Russell
Ira C. Turner
O. L. Faires
W. W. Fitzwater
J. E. Pearson
E. B. Barrett
Wes Sudderth
Wilbur R. Cadman
W. F. Keston
Sam E. Neilson
J. E. Spies
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Broadfoot
Buster Cole
A. P. Balding
Allen Reed
Olvin Gross
P. H. Littrell
Chape R. Jones
Jno
C. Biggs
H. A. Spies
Minnie J. Barron
A. L. Chaffin
Dorough
Preet
J. Wright Russell
C. C. Norwood
J. Pae Parker
C .C. Reynolds
P. M. McBrevin
T L. Shipman
T. J. Lackridge
G. W. Mc Farland
Mark Jackson
J. B. Pirk
N. J. Barnes
W. T. Shaw
George Brent
B. Chandler
Vernon G. Henegar
T. C. Hopper
Charley H. Wood
Pink Standard
Albert H. Holman
Dixie Saunders
R. L. Dobbs
O. B. Fincher
A. L. McRae
A. S. van Kirk
J .S. Boggess
Ben Fletcher
J. J. Whitley
BB. Roach
L. K. Kiteere
Joan Olver
Robert Wilson
JO Press
Roach
Sam Jennson
Perry Chistian
Tran Ellis
Lee
Halsey
Jef. Dillard
Lon Thomps
Jonn T Smith
Aaron Fletcher
Mark Dawson
J. G Culoreath
Mitch Wheeler
Ray Sloan
West Bonham
Saym
Sertor
Ravenna County
Orengegile
Batley
Nohility
BeThube
Valley Corel
Grove Ht
Delha
S. Bonham
Randelph
Edward Graham Jyr
Chicago
West 5Th Street
Sth Street
Court House News
Noweta Whitng of
Madill, Okla
Mary Bradford
Gordon Moore
Bunhaia
Paris
Yantis
V. J. ‘Young
St Apmy Campbel Grocery
Fii
Foulois
R EE Crrod
State Motor Vehicle Department
Charninskyi
Palace Theatre
Dallao
Clyde Territory
Mehtodist
W. M. S. Report
WMS
J. C. Brannon
Sds
Texas Power & Light Company
Blonde Kid
Lewis Shoe Company
Carmichael & Massey
Sarah Wilson
Gray
Onham Akery
Kansas City Life Ins
W. P. Rountre
W. Bomaa Honey Grove
Paul Lukas
Constance Cummin
Matinel Night Children
Americh
Shearer
Robert
Montgomery
Riptide
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