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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
3
The Edhube Church invites worshippers to morning service at 11 and evening service led by Pastor Charlie Grakes. Sunday School convenes at 10 each Sunday, with Bro. Willie Reed preaching at night.
Local note offers choice plums at one dollar per bushel and fifteen cents per gallon. Contact Mhone 189-R for details and availability.
Public Square lists the price of a brick business house. See Mek or B Me Young. Address 501 31 J. M. Lowrey.
Trinity Episcopal notes Fourth Sunday after Trinity with Sunday School at 9 30 and Evening service at 7 45 led by Minister W L Loflin.
The Presbyterian Church U S A Sunday School meets at 9 30 am with the First Church in a union session. Preaching follows at 11 am and 2 pm for both congregations, THE SESSION.
First Presbyterian Church hosts U S A Presbyterian Sunday School in its building. Worship at 11 a m and 8 p m. Prayer meeting and choir practice at 8 p m on Wednesday. J G Varneer is pastor.
Calvary Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 10 a m with F O D Shula as superintendent. Evening preaching at 8 p m and morning service at 10 a m. B Y P U at 6 30 p m W M S Monday 3 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m Pastor Thomas Reece urges continued church interest through the summer.
Sunday School 9 30 morning worship 11 09 evening worship 7 46 Intermediate League 6 45 Senior Epworth League 6 45 Lilias Ware Society disbanded until September 1 Missionary Society No 1 program meeting Monday at 3 00 at Mrs J L Morris home Mrs Harry Roberts leader Sunday School Teachers Council meets Tuesday 7 45 at the church J L Morris pastor
The First Christian Church schedules Bible School at 9 46 and worship with Communion at 10 00. Junior CB at 5 p m and Senior CB at 6 p m expect attendance. A vesper at Gober is set for 4 o'clock Sunday. choir and membership urged to attend. no evening service. Pastor W R NOLDER invites all to worship with sister churches at 7 p m.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching by the pastor at 11 a m and 8 p m B Y P U at 7 p m Wednesday evening teachers meeting at 7 15 and prayer meeting at 8 o'clock The W M F will meet at the following places at 8 o'clock Circle No 1 Mrs Charles Dulaney Circle No 2 Mrs J F Farmer Circle No 3 Mrs J M Darling S R SMITS pastor
Bonham Boy Scouts met Friday at 7 30 pm with twenty five Scouts and ten Cubs present. First aid contests were on the lawn then a business meeting. Several boys qualified on Tenderfoot Second Class and First Class tests and many prepared for Camp Clark Paris training.
The berry crops including blackberries and dewberries are strong, with strawberries also looking good. The boll weevil has not attacked yet, but warns that a future infestation could threaten berries and cotton. Corn faces damage from the worm of the still and the corn borer.
The Fannin County Club at East Depos State Teachers College elected officers including President J L Gibbons Vice President O W Cline Secretary Treasurer Miss Josephine Barnes Reporter Miss Elsie Kemp Chapel Announcer C Lavender and Yell Leaders Miss Kathe Lou Green S Denny. Summer basketball team includes Berryhill Gener Gibbons Turner Cunningham I Cunningham Burnett Finley Hargraves Whaley Hull Cartes and Leslie.
Sunday program at 7 p m features Jesus teaching self control with leader Joe Myers and readings from Michael 6 8 and 1 Peter 2 11 to 20. Frank Leslie teaches by example and Alma Owe ens discusses temper with Matthew 5 21 26. Junior program follows at 5 30 p m with hero theme and songs.
A humorous reminiscence follows a man chasing a sow around a garden and farm buildings. He reels off locations from garden to cowshed as the sow evades him, slipping between his legs and breaking eggs in the process, then escapes through a narrow gap.
Thirteen Boy Scouts led by Dick Higgins and assistant masters Carl Lowman C I L Van Zandt G W Crittenden visited Halsell pool northwest of the city last night. After swimming they were treated to a lemonade shower and some Tenderfoot work before ending the evening around 9 p m. The group thanks Charles Passell for access to the grounds and pool with permission recovery.
Advertisement offers crate pickup seven miles north of Bonham at 50 cents per crate. Customer can pick up on Mondays and Thursdays. Contact C. M. Maloney at 302-6.
The district court was busy all day yesterday in the trial of cases. Several orders were made by the court. Records show judgments for the plaintiff in Gray administrator v Thompson et al. Springfield Life Insurance Co. v Philip Wise dismissed. Byrne et al case continued. In County Court Welshack Co. v Dryden, plaintiff awarded 172.85. Bowgess v Burroughs, plaintiff awarded 52. A new trial motion in Homer Butler case under consideration. Butler previously convicted of aggravated assault, fined 50 and six months in jail. Quick Service Filling Station v Southwest Pump Co. continued. Max Wheeler Jr. and Miss Elizabeth Gambel filed for marriage license.
Public notice from George Elam, Chief of Police, warns residents to keep dogs at home to avoid sickness, stray danger, and potential pound or death in mad dog season. Reports of sick, stray, and vicious dogs flood in daily.
Mr and Mrs W C Hendley announce the birth of a daughter Friday morning. Mrs Hendley formerly Miss Gerdan Brook mole attended high school here. The couple stay with Miss Nettie Brookmole on West 10th Street. A chemical process from Norway claims to keep fish fresh for a month at low cost.
Mrs Dorothy Assulant waits as passport processing delays keep her in America while she plans to meet her husband in Paris. She married Jean Assolant less than a week before he joined companions aboard the Yellow Bird voyage to Israel.
Dr Menry R Scapes announces office hours 8.30 am to 12:30 pm and 2 pm to 6 pm, with location on the north side near the square and a contact telephone listed.
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