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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1949
Page
2
A brief review notes Mrs. T J Five Thousand spoke last Monday, giving several examples to illustrate her points. The compact report highlights the speaker's intent and the reception of her remarks.
An advice column suggests a dubious weight loss plan claiming Barcentrate mixed with grapefruit juice will reduce fat. It minimizes effort and promises money back if it fails, urging overweight readers to try the product despite unclear efficacy and safety.
Mrs Epperana outlines essentials of faith while others discuss overcoming faith difficulties and seven characteristics for youth. Ed Hodge leads afternoon lessons with next two chapters in February. O C Wade presides, lists Circle meetings, men's banquet planned in February, Fifth Fellowship at South Bonham Baptist church.
Miss Louise Winkler daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Winkler of Savoy wed Benny Flk son of Mr and Mrs R C also of Savoy Saturday December 15 at 8 pm in Bonham. Jack W Kirg Church of Christ minister officiated with attendants Mr and Mrs Bally Wrenn and Jean Lane Winkler and Gene Hensley present. The couple will reside in Savoy.
Miss Martha Jenn Iodson daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy F Dedson of Ector wed Arthur Dwayne Bond son of Mr and Mrs JT Bona of Ta Enna January 15 at 3 pm in Denison at the Methodist church with Rev Pucy officiating The bride wore a blue alpaca crepe dress with brown accessories Attending were Mr and Mrs John E Pace sister of the bride The couple will reside in Bond on where the bride works for Duke and Ayres and the groom for the Texas Highway Department
The Methodist WSCB met at the home of Mrs. George Schnabel and Miss Ruth Dowlen for the January social. President Mrs. Sara Wheeler presided as nominating committees were formed by Mrs. Join Wheeler, Mrs. Schnabel, and Mrs. H. C. King. Program leader Mrs. Hershel Chaney presented By His Walk Shall the Nations Walk. Refreshments served to eleven members.
Mrs. R. M. Fogle hosted her daughter Barbara Ann on her Ath birthday with Valentine and birthday motifs. Prizes were won by Carol Sue Smith and Haynes Kueckelhan. Refreshments and gifts from several families marked the celebration.
The readings suggest a January 1 birthday born today has gifts in the fine arts and writing. They should pursue steady work to realize fame and wealth, choosing a life goal early and sticking to it. Diplomatic roles or professorships could suit, with talent aimed at literature and teaching.
Simple home decor ideas show how wallpaper can transform lampshades with a wire frame and brown paper pattern. February plentifuls add lemons and eyes to a list including grapefruit and cabbage while keeping winter staples like carrots and cheese. New neoprene fleece lined mittens promise dry warmth for kids.</s>
Fort Worth based Johnny Mhoon visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Mhoon. Jean Richardson and her son Michael of Commerce visited Bonham relatives including the Winns. A. B. Clark attended the governor's inauguration in Austin. Frances Bayless was a Denison visitor recently.
New York January 19 Bing Crosby signs with Columbia Broadcasting System to return to CBS where his radio career began. He previously moved among NBC and the American Broadcasting Co to pursue transcribed shows, until NBC restricted night time syndicated broadcasts.
Fragmentary passage discusses mindset toward achievement and personal traits. It mentions kindness affection romance as well as family ties and caution against mistakes in life. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete events or identifiable names.
Ros ie the 9000 pound elephant wandered from Pete O Daniel's barn in Corsicana Texas missing the home he had planned. The animal was found munching hay with salt and water supplies disturbed, raising questions about its care and return.
Texas and Pacific Railway begins an on the job training program for 196 Dallas supervisors with round table courses. The plan shifts to Fort Worth and Marshall next, then eight other terminals across Texas and Louisiana as 500 to 600 employees participate in the year long effort led with Texas A&M Industrial Extension Service.
After a protracted chase, Rosie the elephant is finally claimed by her owner. The would be seller failed to move the beast to O Daniel and hauled her away in a trailer. O Daniel remarked that he initially feared a political confusion.
A staff training session planned for Dallas will bring 16 employees to attend during the opening week. The program runs 20 hours total, distributed as four hours daily across five days.
Mineral Wells report indicates feasibility of a Brazos River project between Whitney and Mineral Wells. By March 1 power companies will finish district engineering studies for four proposed dams and a regional utilities group aims to finance the scheme by selling power.
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