Residents and visitors gather for Tarpley funeral in Favorite area
A stream of visitors travels from Dallas Oklahoma and Texas towns to Bonham for the funeral of Rev. R W Tarpley. Relatives and friends including Margaret Caldwell Elizabeth Canterbury and Ben Hayton attend in support. Up to date reports note Mr Tarpley’s passing Sunday night and that J L Tarpley and wife arrive to stay for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Caldwell
Aransas Pass
Texas
Ben Hayton
Brenham
R. W. Tarpley
Gordon Dunn
Rochester
Minn
Martha Mitchell
Elizabeth Canterbury
Clarksville
F. H. Anderson
Park Avenue
Annie Haden
Fannie Whitworth
Haden
Mayo Bros
A. J. Stevenson
Denison
Bonham
A. J
Mreo Gober
Dibson
San Antonio
Lawrence Rog Rs
Claude Leatherwood
A. M. Cline
Guthrie
Oklahoma
C. Y. Thomas
New York City
J. Lee Tarpley
Mr. Tarpley
Mesdames
J. C. Saunders
Farming progress and drought contrasts in Texas letters
A reader notes farmers are behind but crops show promise with corn color good and growing. cotton varies by locality while grain crops may be short but extensive planting exists. The piece contrasts dry regions with recent floods and recalls extreme seasons, urging perspective on persistent weather hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Paris
Aegis
Texas
Scouts Move to Form Three Or More Troops In Bonham
A Bonham business group plans immediate organization of multiple scout troops. Interested boys may contact Richard Higgins John Arledge Jr Dick Saunders R C McWilliams or W A Giles. Four institutions hold application blanks. first troop charter assigned to Mr Saunders at the First National Bank. A two week scout camp is planned with a goal of about one hundred Bonham boys attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Higgins
John ”Arledge, Jr
Dick Saunders
C. McWilliams
W.A. Giles
Saunders
First National Bank
Bonham
Chicago Market Closes Cash Lines of Attractive Merchandise
Big Chicago market closed out many merchandise lines for cash last week with extraordinary prices. The assortments were large and goods are being checked into the store today by C. Spivy & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. Spivy,& CO
Spivy and Company Market Trips Highlight Bargain Buys
Frequent market trips allow cash purchases at underpriced figures enabling unusual offerings for patrons. Spivy and Company notes these practices as core to serving customers with value.
Final Kindergarten Board Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Free Kindergarten board will meet Wednesday at 3 p m with Mrs. Ben Johnson. As this is the final meeting of the year, full attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
Big Singing at Ladonia Fifth Sunday in May
Community invitation requests all to join the singing event at 2 30 PM with J L Butler as president. Also promotes dewberries at 125 per crate delivered and 110 at the patch noting fruit crops are short and preserves and jelly are encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladonia
J. L. Butler
Dewberries for Sale in Bonham Texas Patch
Dewberries offered for ten days at the patch price one dollar twenty eight per crate without the crate. Sale held by W L Coonrod Route 5 Bonham Texas. 272.12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Coonrod
Bonham, Texas
South Side Notes from Honey Grove and Nearby
Ellen Stapleton returns home from Slaton Texas. Mae Sasser at home after a week in Dallas. Mr C R Rush visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Brown on South Fifth Street. Matt Heller and G P Bail spending Honey Grove today. J R Reese of Garland and A Sasser of Dallas visited over the weekend. Rev W N Kellgin of McKinney stayed with Virgil Ford. P J Long attended a textile meeting in Waco. Gomer Reese of Lubbock visited last week. Our Chicago buying trip brings many value dry goods and new ideas to your door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Stapleton
Slaton
Texas
Mae Sasser
Dallas
R. Rush
Tom Brown
Ith Street
Matt Heller
G. P Bail
Honey Grove
J. R. Reese
Garland
A. (. Sasser
W.N. Kellgain
McKinney
Virgil Ford
P. J. Long
Waco
Gomer ‘Reese
Lubbock
Chicago
M. C. Spivy & CO
Health of the community and local sickness notices
The report details many residents ill or recovering from illness including Mr J W Baker and Bissie Lee Baker withClar ence Baker. Visitors to homes from Bonham Commerce Randolph Trusdale Okla Ely and others are listed along with family gatherings and Sunday visits. Several families are mentioned as caring for or visiting the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Baker
Bissie Lee Baker
Clarence Baker
L B. Miler
Pierce Garner
Bonham
D. O. Garner
L. B. Miller
Emma McKinley
Commerce
Myrtle Baggerstaff
Dafine
Ewell
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Newton
Grocery
Roy Gass
Austin
Bill Wright
Wright
Russell Nunnelee
Shreveport
George Adkins
Lois Richardson
Windom
Aral Darling
Chestnut Street
Gladys Dodd
Hugo
Okla
W. M. Halsell
Ruby Hayton
W. P. Cross
Lanmills
Charles Halsell
Martin Halsell
Amarillo
Lem Tene J Furniture Co
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Just
Bowling Produce CO
P. O
Pone
Foster
Quer
Policy
F. R. Elkins & Son
RA Risser & Company
Aay E
Eas Ro Gutkhan
Asce i
Canpoell Grocery
St. Louis
TVET
Bonham Ice Cream & Creamery Co
Palace Drug Store
PEAS
J. L. Dobbs
Dick Locke
Fannin County
Waxahachie Medicine Company
Waxahachie
West 5Th St
Luther Ford
Mack Watson
J. T Lytton
Alexander Hotel
Higginbotham-Steger Lumber GO
SOCAL
Phone
Fairview Dairy
Kerr
Erwin Shaw
F. A. Davis
Bill Aldridge
J. W. Baker
T. Hult
Ji Aldredge
Jim Massey
Mary Ella Holt
Howard
Trenton
Bury Justice
D. Q. Garner
Burr Holt
Baker
Myldred Morris
Randolph
Farie Morris
Grandma Davis
Mily
Clarence
Edna Conino
Myr
Charlie Wilson
Bonhem
Charlie Chitwood
Oxford
Tan
Carmichael & Massey
Trout
Robstown
Hans
W. C. Finley
CENE
Stratton Porters
America
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