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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
1
The ad proclaims Firestone tires provide higher quality with built in Extra Values at the same price as ordinary tires. It invites readers to compare tire sections to see the savings and better service, promising cost cuts for any requirement.
Delayed from last week the Corinth note recalls rain delighting farmers as dry spell ends. It lists visits by Clelia Whisenhunt, Misses Jackson, Henry and Pratt families, and many neighbors. Church events include Sunday school prayers and preaching with all invited.
Windom residents report visitors from Dallas Tulsa and Leonard with travel to Chicago Akron and Minneapolis. A falling apart town column notes a Mayo of marriages at a church service with Mary Ann Dowlen and John Lee Connally as bride and groom and multiple attendants and flower girls. The piece details church activities school visits and upcoming meetings while mentioning minor local incidents and a power company light globe breakage.
Dr. and Mrs Hampton visited relatives in Bayon on Sunday afternoon. Beulah Larwood of Twight stayed with her son Casey J Larwood. Several local ladies including Mrs Tidwell Nichols and Mrs Hughes visited relatives in Ravenna.
Delayed from last week Windom notes visits by Mr and Mrs Foster Burnett and children of Dallas to Dr and Mrs Leeman and Mrs J A Dowlen. J Moxley family visited Commerce and Klondike. Mrs Moxley’s mother is improving. Bro Fort, Connallys return from Sherman Young Peoples assembly. W Lee Dowlen reports West good, crops late but rain. Layman’s Day at Methodist with Roy G Rob inson. Linnie Morris to Paris on business. Rev A Shaw travels to Marvin Arkansas to stay with son Marvin and daughter Mrs Efird.
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