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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
4
The Woodman Circle met at Woodman Hall at North Center and East Sixth for a barbecue and social. Mrs R R Whitlock hosted. guests attended as members played games before a business meeting planned a summer recreation program with a social event every two months.
The USC cadet wives meet for sewing class taught by Mrs T E Lucas and attend informal games and dancing with cadets. Weekly events include a Friday Slim Gym Club 3 PM and Sunday activities like Java hour Treasure hunt and Ranch party under the Business and Professional Women's Club.
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The Rev. T. W. Sisterson announced a revival at the Gober Christian Church starting Sunday evening at 8:30. The revival continues for a week with services each night at 8:30.
Advert says Swamp Root tonic from Dr Kilmer, a blend of herbs and natural ingredients, clears kidney acid and soothes bladder membranes. It claims rapid relief of backache and fatigue with no chemicals or habit forming drugs, urging readers to ask druggists for Swamp Root today.
The era of large households fading as families move away from eight to a dozen siblings toward smaller numbers. The text notes a growing trend toward couples and smaller immediate families replacing traditional big homes.
An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as superior value and the largest selling brand at just 10 cents, urging readers to choose St Joseph for more benefits than rival products.
The Union Vacation Bible School session at the basement of the First Christian Church drew steady interest from pupils and teachers. Attendance averaged sixty three with 11 a.m. diploma exercises for regular attendees. A park picnic is planned for tomorrow morning and workers are asked to assemble at 8:45 a.m. at the church with cars provided.
Sugar Stamp No. 13 covers 5 pounds and expires August 15. Stamps 15 and 16 for five pounds each for canning. Coffee Stamp No. 24 good for one pound and expires June 30. Shoes No. 18 valid June 16 for one pair. Canned Goods Blue Stamps K L and M valid through June. Meats and fats Stamps K L M N expire June 30 with L June 6 M June 13 and N June 20. People are a lot like snowflakes with arrival and departure.
A string of visits and local ties unfolds from Bonham to Austin as soldiers relatives and officials converge. Frank Hanes stationed in San Antonio visits his mother after surgery and plans Peeler's as his headquarters while P Smith once from Bonham now in Oklahoma City works in the Oklahoma capital courts. Royce McCurdy recently operated on is sent back to Wilson N Jones Hospital with letters to care of the hospital. A parade of attendees including W Cummings Lois Little and others travel to Austin for a schoolmen convention. others journey from Bonham to visit kin or attend funerals in McKinney and Sherman.
O G Rowe from Hudsonville reports early cotton bloom and 10 acres of early cotton with prospects. He notes bloom on ears and harvests, mentions plums and June apples, and urges wartime thrift and plant protection while promoting Honey Grove Cotton Oil Company materials.
At Jones Field Air Depot Attachment commander Lt Alfred H Roth, born in Akron, directs airplane and engine supply and modification. A 1942 veteran from Oklahoma City, he built a nationwide publicity tour with Goodrich Silver Fleet touring governors and mayors to showcase the United States sites and civic spirit. The piece praises his adaptability and leadership amid wartime duties.
A discussion on common sleep difficulties and the need for real rest. It notes varied sleep behaviors, the idea that stress hinders slumber, and references an 1845 book on the philosophy of sleep. Practical tips include a suitable bed, room temperature, and avoiding direct drafts for better rest.
The First Methodist Church invites all to morning worship at 10:50 and evening service at 8:15 with midweek prayer meeting Wednesday. Church School meets at 9:45 led by Pastor Bert B. Hall who welcomes new members.
The Rev J Harvey Glass of the Ministery outlines Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Morning Worship at 1055 am with the sermon The Service of the Strong based on Romans 15 1 For the evening service at 8 pm the meditation Saul The Lack of Staying Power is centered on first Samuel 15 23 The service emphasizes service to others over self and staying power in faith.
Revival continues through Sunday featuring evangelist J C Warrick and singer Miss Bertha Pulis with children’s worker. Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by Dee Northcutt. Morning worship at 10 a m. N Y PS Hi N Y and Juniors meet at 7 p m in the main auditorium with Miss Pults as special speaker. Evening worship at 8 30 p m. WFMS meets Monday at 8 p m for a special business meeting. all members urged to attend. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 3 p m for boys and girls in need.
Izoroa Medien will at charge. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 8 30 p m. The Teachers' Cabinet meets Thursday evening at 8 30 for studying the Sunday School lesson and reports of absentees visited during the week. Preaching Saturday night by Miss Odell Northcutt. We cordially invite you to come worship with us. T W Cummins, Pastor.
Sunday worship uses the saying Master carest thou not that we perish as text. Sunday School 10 a m Worship 11 a m. ATWOOD A HYDE Minister invites aid and support for those in distress.
Intensive lab work by researchers identified why certain Fletcher Castoria batches caused nausea. Preventive measures are established and no product has been produced in seven weeks. A nationwide consumer and retailer warning was issued to stop use or sale and to return stock for destruction. The U S Food and Drug Administration has been kept informed of all developments.
Wartime sugar reductions in Fletcher's Castoria altered fermentation and ageing. A chemical water change, combined with reduced sugar, sped fermentation and delayed reoxidation, causing nausea. New controls ensure normal reoxidation. every batch bears a control number after added testing.
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