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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
3
Advertisement claims skin poisons from perspiration cause pimples and that lotions fail. It promotes Black and White Ointment to heal sores, detoxify pores, and clear pimples eczema and blotches, with価 50c size offering triple quantity and soap for skin care.
Local theater notices two shows at the schoolhouse one on Thursday night June 26 a Western drama In the Shadow of the Rockies and another on Friday night June 29 a comedy Teddy or the Runaways. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Proceeds go to Gober cemetery. Produced by Gober locals.
GCARLAND Health is good presently. Mrs J D Maloney shows improvement after illness. Charley McDowell preached four sermons here last week. Mrs Hiram Beauchamp of Ravenna visited ten days at Mrs Richmond’s home. Mrs Will H Richmond, visiting in Dallas, returned home last Saturday. Mr R M Butler and family attended church at Brown Sned last Sunday night. Mrs Bertha Morgan and her children from Bonham visited Mrs Hunley part of the last week.
Week notes report the death of Mrs. Lara Stahl and condolences from the community. Weather and crops show a potential drought impact with blackberry yield declining without rain. Local families visit Bonham, Echols, Jones and Snead households, with Oma Echols from Bonham visiting. Cantrell remains ill as of the week. Sunday service invite at 8 8 at 10 a.m.
The health of the community shows mild improvement with Mr J M Hembree and Miss Eula Mae Huckabee both recovering slowly and Mrs J M Harper visiting. A light shower last week aided crops as hoeing progresses and residents report steady activity.
Before purchasing any vehicle readers are urged to test the Big Six by riding in and driving them to compare performance, comfort, and value. The message emphasizes firsthand experience over speculation before making a buying decision.
Health of the community is very good. Audrey Shillings and children visit H. B. Ross in Blossom. J. M. Brown family spent weekend with Tom Brown in Hilger. Clyde Hartwell visited A. J. Ivey. Roy Grimes family visited Dora Surles. Ada Journey granddaughter visited Herbert Brown. Lettie Hartwell visited Grace Brown. Dee Ivey family stayed overnight. Rubie and Annie Lou Ivey visiting in area. Luther Brown Reubin Brown and Osborn Hataway at Hartwell. Grimes visited Claud Miller. Jack Ivey family and Arch Ivey visited Hartwell home. Jennie Hataway and daughter stayed over. -Mamie.
A Saturday shower cooled the atmosphere and aided crops. Farmers have finished cutting grain and are ready for the thresher. Several residents, including Mr. Caruth, Mrs. Waits, and the Lair families, are noted for their health and activities. The McClure Bros. began threshing as well.
Mr Will Crabb recovers after a prolonged fever spell. Lucile Bridges and Loriie Bridges spent Sunday with the Claypool girls. Sunday school held at 10 o clock each Sunday.
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