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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
1
Editorial argues democracy hinges on each person’s character and action. It urges readers to vote, avoid corrupting influences, and model fairness at home, asserting that small, steady deeds by individuals collectively sustain national progress.
Washington column notes Price Stabilization Director Michael V DiSalle is expected to issue a new machine tool pricing order that could end the main production bottleneck. The piece outlines prior price ceilings, licensing plans, and government pool orders to expand tool manufacturing without over-expansion, amid current defense needs and rising demand.
Mrs Laura Dulaney aged 90 died at 7 am Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs Frances Dobbin in Holliday Texas Her husband Clint Dulaney predeceased her and burial is in Abilene Texas Funeral services were held in Haskell Texas with survivors including three sons Warner Thurman and Dlive Dulaney The Dulaney family trace roots to Butura and Nelms relations are noted in the notice
Babcock Bros Auto Supply stores in Texas and Oklahoma celebrate 31 years with an anniversary sale beginning Saturday June 23. Manager Paul Hembree invites shoppers to visit for many bargains on auto supplies, fishing gear, tires, batteries, fans, coolers, garden items and more. The family business, started in 1920 by Floyd Babcock and partner, now operates multiple stores and places in the region.
The Bonham Daily Favorite published by Bonham Publishing Co. Inc names T Prank Stewart as president and publisher and notes the paper is entered at the Bonham, Texas post office as second class mail matter.
Notice reminds readers that any erroneous reflection on character or standing will be corrected upon notification to publishers. It states United Press news dispatches credited to UP are exclusive to publication unless otherwise credited to the paper.
Mrs Aubyn Wood Phillips a native of Money Grove died Thursday afternoon at Meda al Surgianeal Hospital after a weeklong illness. Born December 22 1877 in Honey Grove she lived much of her life in Fort Worth and belonged to Broadway Baptist Church. Survived by two brothers Pier Phillips and Wendell Phillips both of Dallas and Fort Worth funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at Crauss Ware Funeral Home Fort Worth with Rev Ray Rotel officiating burial Greenwood Cemetery Fort Worth Wise Funeral Home Bonham in charge.
Funeral services for J B Fox, who died at home in Dodd City, are announced for Saturday at the Doddity Methodist Church with the Paul Campbell pastor of First Christian Church officiating. Interment will follow in Doddity Cemetery. Surviving are widow Mrs Debbi Holliday, son Mrs Edith Jaurson, grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
Lt. Lucian Vestal of the first Marine Division writes to his parents from Korea describing a ridge assault where his platoon faced heavy rifle and grenade fire. He states several were wounded in the face, he was hit, and evacuated by helicopter to a base hospital.
An informal gathering for Joann Mands at Bal Bits of Naples Texas features co hostesses Briard and Mire 12 A. The scene includes a patio setting with sunlit flowers and a refreshment table offering sandwiches and beverages.
Fire gutted a grain warehouse causing extensive damage to wooden and sheet structures. Loss estimated around $15,000 with threshed grain saved. owners Crabtree and Colen and Earl Ritfe of Stratford cited.
Mrs James S Brown 67 a resident of Orange community died Friday at Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman after four months illness Born Clever Missouri March 26 1894 she was the daughter of the late Jo W Henry Married to James Brown December 23 1915 she belonged to First Baptist Church Surviving are her husband two sons in Denison three daughters Mrs Sutton and Mrs Rolton Trags Misses Timinic and Polly Brown Whitewright two brothers RN Henry Mansvill and Henry Stamford Burial will be in Burns Cemetery Trenton with Sdarnheart funeral Home in charge
Polio tally in Nueces County rises to 41 with local cases reported in Corpus Christi. Community health drives and National Foundation for Infant Paralysis efforts reference-improve vaccination and awareness through the month of March.
Daily Bible School at First Baptist Church Dodd City begins Monday June 25 and runs through the week. Preparation day is Saturday at 9 am. Classes cover all ages for children and youths in Dodd City and surrounding community.
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