Fender Hopper Marriage Reported for June
Rev and Mrs E Fender of Kingfisher Oklahoma announce the marriage of their daughter Edna to Richard J Hopper of Temple Oklahoma. The ceremony was held June 12 at the First Baptist Church of Kingfisher with Edna's father performing the rite. Edna Hopper is a graduate of Bonham High School and Oklahoma Baptist University. Richard Hopper also graduated from Oklahoma Baptist University in 1942. The couple plans to continue studies in the fall at Southwestern Theological Seminary Fort Worth. They currently reside in Blum Texas. A service of the church will be led by Dr Cuthbert at the Baptist church on June 23 with a lecture by Dr Chafton.
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Southwestern Th Logical Seminary
Ft Worth
Holl
Blum
Texas
Sale Of Donkey Meat Authorized In Mexico
Fragmentary notes report government action permitting donkey meat sales in Mexico. The text mentions safety concerns, a shipment in Brewster Panama, and individuals named Mrs Yumer Thompson and Ady M mp talad, reflecting unclear local reaction and procedural steps.
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Mexico
Lona
Brewster
Panama
Yumer Thompson
Ady
Woodman Circle Plans Thursday Barbecue and Meeting
The Woodman Circle members host a Thursday barbecue at Circle Hall. Members must attend. R. R. Woolblock will lead. Each person brings 16 ration points and fifty cents. Daily study and headwork continue 9 to 11:30 a.m. Friday. Preparations begin for a Saturday children’s picnic.
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R. R
Woiblock
Family reunion brings Jobe relatives together after years
Jobe family members tied by 35 year separation reunite in Oklahoma and Illinois with sisters Sarah Hughes and Mrs Ebb F Green, including Wil tbe of Chicago and Jay land family of Coalgate joining five Jobe siblings and spouses for a surprise gathering this week. Missing were Mrs Albie Woodruff and Jessie Jobe.
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Wiltbe
Chicago
Jayland
Coalgate
Okla
Jim Jobe
Wolfe City
Sarah Hughes
Oklahoma
Ebb F. Green
Jobe
Childdva
Daisy
Sadie
Mildred Istanley
Gober
Albie Woodruff
Ten Ahd
Jessie J. Jobe
Orert
Local Notes Hit Bonham: Visitors, Returns and Duty
Union Bible School reports higher attendance with a new pupil at First Christian Church. City clerk Ruth Biggerstaff returns from St. Louis. Mrs. Irene Sessions relocates to Baltimore with Lt. John Sessions at Jones Field. Grady Fowler visits Bonham for school business. Dorothy Dean Collins visits Frances Lenton in Bonham. Bob Grant travels to Dallas for the day. W. S. Kuykendall from the FSA office in Dallas on official business. A. E. Stanford and wife return from south of Bonham. Misses Hunt and Wade visit Dallas. Earl Blassingame family and Betty Hicks visit Bonham. E. E. DeWees family return to San Antonio with John Henry Leeman.
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Irene Sessions
Baltimore
John M. Sessions
Jones Field
A. E. Stanford
Bonham
Mr. Stanford
Penney
Hunt and
Wade
Hunt
Dallas
Earl Blassingame
Walter Earl
Bovby Lou Hicks
Garland
Meet Jones Field Meet Jones Field
Lt Hollis H Schulz Aviation cadets officer at Jones Field Bonham Texas is new to town yet finds locals friendly He was born in Hays County Texas educated at University of Texas and now directs physical education for aviation cadets at Jones Field He is married with two young children and enjoys hunting fishing and officiating football
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Hollis H. Schulz
Jones Field
Bonham
Lt. Schulz
Hays County
Texas
Austin High School
University of Texas
San Antonio
SAACC
Schulz
Susanne
Sherrill
Elizabeth
Hollis Schulz
First Lady of Texas Featured in Cotton Portrait Series
Memphis report details Mrs. Coke Stevenson Jr. as the fifth First Lady to be pictured in the Governors Lady portrait project. The Texas First Lady and her daughters Scottie Gayle and Linda Fay pose at the Governor's Mansion in Austin wearing cotton garments by Wynn Richards. The portrait will appear in the July Mademoiselle with the National Cotton Council and Cotton Textile Institute sponsors noting cotton's cool, durable appeal. Mrs Stevenson, a Cleborne native and University of Texas alumna, praises cotton for its practicality and cleanliness.
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Memphis
Tenn
Otter Industry
Coke Stevenson Jr
Texas
National Cotton Council and
Cotton Textile Institute
Mademoiselle
America
Austin
Wynn Richards
New York
University of Texas
Coke Stevensor, Jr
State of
Scottie Gayle
Linda Fay
Stevenson
Cotton Industry
First Lady of Texas Hosts as Governor’s Official Hostess
The Governor’s son and wife settled at a historic Dunctic home until the governor’s wife died last year. The son then moved to the Austin mansion to serve as official hostess. A portrait series features cotton country life and its home-front uses, with planned images of state first ladies from Georgia to North Carolina in upcoming months.
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Texas
Mississippi
Louisiaa
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Olir 1. Johnston
South Carolina
Spessard L. Hoaland
Florida
J. M. Broughton
North Carolina
Suit Filed Against Participants In Beaumont Race Riots
County Attorney Shelby Long filed suits against seven white men linked to last week’s race riots in Beaumont that left two dead, many injured and about $20,000 in property damage. Five faced petty theft charges, one aggravated assault on a Black man, and one disturbing the peace. Eighteen others received fines from $30 to $207 in police court, including a $207 shoe theft from a Black store.
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Beaumont
Tex
O.R
Shelby Long Monday
Texans’ 1942 alcohol use shown by Texas Liquor Board
Texas per capita consumption in 1942 averaged 11.79 gallons of wine beer and whiskey, higher than the national average of 16.01 gallons. The report breaks down the Texan intake into portions of spirits wine and beer, noting variations by population estimates and timing.
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Austin
Tex
U.P
Texas
Texas Liquor Control Board
United States
Compromise Reached In French Set-Up Weimar Era Namesconfused
Reported agreement ends a tense stand off over leadership in France as authorities weigh a constitutional setup. References include Charles de Gaulle and Henri Giraud amid the transitional talks.
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Charles de Baulle
Hens Giraud
Texans Urged To Put Victory First On July Fourth
A statewide Texas Safety Association drive urges citizens to avoid July Fourth accidents to protect war material and manpower. Some 38 statewide groups join the effort as officials stress staying home, cutting trips, and prioritizing safety to aid the war effort.
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Texas Safety Association
Association
R. B Reaper
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