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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
8
San Antonio salesman Wm L King reports Karnak restored his health after severe stomach pain headaches and fatigue He says he gains thirteen pounds and feels like a new man Karnak is 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 session to discuss association matters, followed by a 6 o'clock dinner. Attendees include Cliff Hardwicke Sherman Oscar Hudspeth Greenville Tom Scott McKinney John Osborne Paris and Fulton Ware Honey Grove.
Mrs. L J Phillips is ill. Many neighbors visit and host gatherings including Runyans Hassells and Gregstons. Attendees travel between Mayfield Bogota Elwood Bigbee Bonham and nearby homes for prayers, meals, and social calls.
Sunday activities include Rev. Geo Moore preaching to a large crowd at the church. Families from Dewey Bonham Telephone and Our meet at the place, with many relatives visiting and inviting all to attend the July 20 gathering.
Bonham to Sherman service lists a one way fare of 1.00 dollars with departures from Bonham at 6 a.m. The note appears in a historical timetable fragment.
Brief local column reports light showers benefiting crops. Visits include Ernest Yeager from Honey Grove, W. W. Shields and family, Karl Lowman and wife with siblings, Miss Lillian and Miss Pansy Boone, Frank Lovelace and wife fishing. Church events mention J. J. Coonrod filling Nazarene pulpit and Brown Shed revival ending with four professions. Eight joined 2nd Baptist church. Rev Handley praised despite smaller crowds.
A Gober community event lists two shows at 3 P M Thursday June 26 and Friday June 27. In the Shadow of the Rockies plays Thursday a Teddy or the Runaways Friday with admission 10 and 15 cents. Proceeds go to Gober cemetery.
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