New Voile Dresses On Sale In Latest Styles
A new shipment of ladies voile dresses arrives with stripes plaids and novelty patterns in tunic and plaited models. Colors range from pink to navy. Sizes 16 40 44 and prices from 7 50 to 11 50.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
4
A new shipment of ladies voile dresses arrives with stripes plaids and novelty patterns in tunic and plaited models. Colors range from pink to navy. Sizes 16 40 44 and prices from 7 50 to 11 50.
Mrs J S Waller of Texarkana is in the city visiting J H Castleman and family. Miss Alma Kinkead returns from Sherman. Miss Ruby Kinkead visits her Dallas-based brother. Mrs H C Ausburn and daughter Lucile from McKinney are here visiting Mrs J A Harris. Wandering guests include W J Murray and Mrs A R Murray of Windom. Miss Jule Duncan from Fort Worth. Miss Mattie Latta returning to Dodd City. Mrs Jessie Hammond from Fedhube visiting Gainesville and Fort Worth relatives. Re verends and travelers include Rev J E Peden from Antlers en route to Red River County. Rev Ernest Quick from McKinney. Uncle Joe Keene to Denison. Rev Bob Keene to Shawnee. Other locals visiting or returning home: Mayor White from Dallas. Miss Kate Cooper from Weleetka. Miss Ella Thomas from Texarkana. Miss Pauline Foster heading to Dallas and Fort Worth. Mrs Reed Spivy and son to Dallas. O M Bowers and family from Dallas visiting Mrs C Bower. Miss Maxie Burnett recovering from a broken wrist after visiting Grace Belle Agnew.
A government approved wheatless muffin recipe uses milk fat syrup and eggs mixed with oats and corn flour. Combine dry ingredients sifted and stirred lightly then blend with wet ingredients and bake at 437 degrees F for 20 to 30 minutes depending on muffin size.
The Bonham community mourns Jas A Duncan died yesterday at 7 am. The First Baptist church hosted his funeral led by Rev Ernest Quick. He longtime public servant chaired streets and Willow Wild Cemetery, helped schools, served on city council and in the Hub Nothing Co. He left a widow Fannie Glover and two children Julz and Allen. His memory honors a life of public service.
Scouts are directed to gather at The eqergscent with autos to follow a general meeting end time not specified.
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