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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
10
San Antonio salesman William L. King reports Karnak restore health and add thirteen pounds after severe stomach pains and fatigue. He credits his brother in law and notes rapid meals, steady sleep, and renewed energy. Karnak sold in Bonham by J. W. Peeler.
The Northeast Texas Golf Association governors meet in Bonham this afternoon with one player per governor. An afternoon match precedes a business meeting to discuss association matters, followed by dinner at 6, with governors Cliff Hardwicke Sherman Oscar Huspeth Greenville Tom Scott McKinney John Osborne Paris and Fulton Ware Honey Grove in attendance.
Mrs. L J Phillips is sick. Families and neighbors visit during weekends including Runyans Hassells and Gregstons. Several calls to Mayfield Elwood and Bonham noted along with prayer meeting attendance. No major events recorded. community notes and visits listed.
Sunday gathering at High Prairie included Rev. Geo Moore leading services with a large crowd. Visitors: Illis Nichols and family, Freeman and Davis families from Dewey, Oscar Mitchell of Telephone, Ferguson family of Our meeting begins July 20 with all invited to attend. Regular Sunday school and prayer meetings noted. several local residents visited relatives in town.
Bonham and Paris routes listed with multiple daily departures from early morning to evening. Services advertise baggage handling and punctuality with the slogan We never Sleep. Connections via Morgan and Gilbraltar Hotels in Paris and along the Bonham Sherman Red Ball line. One way fare noted as 1.00 and 1.50 in various ads.
Shower activity continues with dry soils aiding crops. Local visits include Ernest Yeager from Honey Grove and the Lowman family from near Dallas. Fishing parties and church events fill the week with several professions and a Baptist church influx noted.
Gober locals present two performances at the schoolhouse. On Thursday night June 26 the Western drama In the Shadow of the Rockies and on Friday night June 27 the comedy Teddy, or the Runaways. Admission 10 and 15 cents with proceeds to Gober cemetery. Come one come all.
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