Bonham Warriors Face winless Denison in key district clash
Bonham aims to rebound from four straight losses as they invade Denison to challenge the winless Yellowjackets who must also cope with a rescheduled game against Gainesville. Bonham's top scorers Cummings Cummings Sanderson pace a fluctuating attack while Denison relies on Leach Long and Brigham.
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Bonham Purple Warriors
Denison
Yellowjackets
Jackets
Gainesville
Bonham
Thiugs
Warriors
Bobby Leach
Leo Long
Gilbert Brigham
Leach
Greenville
Long
Wayman Goodwin
Bobby Cummings
Billy Sanderson
Wesley Farmer
Roy Randall
Farmer
Sanderson
Cummings
Jamech
Sherman
Lions
Charles Howard
Cats
Paris
Wildcats
Leopards
Local Primary Announces Tax Assessor and County Superintendent Candidates
The announcements are subject to the Democratic Primary on Saturday July 22 1950 with J S Stan Norwood for Assessor-Collector of Taxes and J W Jim Moulton for County Superintendent.
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J. S
Stan) Norwood
Sam Bolin Dies After Week Long Illness in Bonham
Sam Bolin 70 died at 9 am Thursday after about one week of illness at Allen Moemooria Hospital. Born July 9, 1879, in Bonham, he lived his life in Fannin County and belonged to the Methodist Church. Survived by his wife Cordie Bolin and four sons Joe Bolin Wolfe City Rt 1, Claude Bolin Bonham Rt 1, Sam Bolin Denison, and a son in Fresno. two daughters Betty Culifer Bonham Rt 1 and Cleta Oliveen Fresno CA. one brother Charlie Bolin. four sisters Maney Gaines, Willie Judd California, Jessie Went Bonham, Kate Spradling Marshall. 15 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Wise Funeral Home Chapel with Rev RoIt Porter. burial Willow Wild Cemetery.
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Cordie Bolin
Bonham
Seh Bolin Denison
Claude Bolin Bonham
Rt. 1
Joe Bolin
Wolfe City
Betty Culifer
Rt 1
Cleta Oliveen
Fresno
California
Charlie Bolin
Maney Gaines
Willie Judd
Bet
Jessie Wetn Bonham
Kate Spradling Marshall
Wise Funeral Home Chapel
Ro It Porter
Clarks Memorial Methodist Church
Willow Wild Cemetery
Wise
Ector Beats Bailey Twice In District 45 Basketball
In Ector on Thursday night the Ector boys topped Bailey 34 16 with Joe Vowell and Rex Ray scoring 11 each while McNeal led Bailey with five. The Ector girls edged Bailey 14 13 as Wilson scored eight for Ector and Vaughn led Bailey with 10 points.
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ECTOR
Kieter
Bailey
Joe Vowell
Rex Ray
McNeal
Wilson
Vaughn
North Side Students Protest Change of Coaches
About 60 Fort Worth North Side High School students protested the naming of Kenneth Gire of McKinney as head football coach, succeeding Ja Morris who had been serving in an acting capacity. An automobile brigade escorted demonstrators to the administration building where a committee met Athletic Director Herman Clark. Some students favored Morris while the protest remained orderly.
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Fort Worth
North Side High School
Kenneth Gire
McKinney
Ja 2 Morris
Herman Clark
Morris
Denison Faces Bonham on Friday Night Schedule
Friday night high school football slate lists Gainesville at Greenville and Sherman at Bonham with Denison visiting Bonham in a key district clash. Denison travels after a scoreless first half showing.
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Denison
Gainesville
Greenville
Sherman
Bonham Coach Morris to remain assistant after resignation
Morris remains assistant coach following Paul Snow’s resignation during the 1948 season. He previously coached Bonham basketball and fielded strong teams in the Red River Valley league with Jonham Denison Sherman Gainesville and McKinney. He was married to Leura MelKelva of Bonham.
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Paul Snow
Morris
Snow
Bonht
Bonham High School
Jonham Denison
Sherman
Gainesville
McKinney
Leura MelKelva
Bonham
Deda City Wins Two From Randoph
Dodd City swept Randolph in a Thursday night doubleheader with a 62-20 boys win after building a 24-8 halftime lead. Johnny Fetcher led Dodd City with 16 points while Owenby topped Randolph with six. The girls’ game was closer as Dodd City won 29-23 with Bertine Fletcher scoring 17 and Gann of Randolph earning 19.
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NOM City
Dodd City
Krandolph
Tojstriet
Poodd City Boys
Johnny Fetcher
Owenby
Randolph
Toodd City
Quargin
Bertine Fletcher
Gann
Dates for Annual Golf Tourney Set
Fort Worth officials set May 28 for the fourth annual National Invitation Golf Tournament at Colonial Country Club. Top professionals and amateurs totaling 26 will be invited. Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson are the only certain entrants so far.
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Fort Worth
Ap Colonial Country Club
Fort Worth Club
Rods
Mas Hightill
Benjam Ben Hogan
Byrar Nelson
Trogan
Uniform Fishing Law to Begin February on Texoma
Texas and Oklahoma will issue reciprocal fishing licenses for Lake Texoma with one license valid on both sides. The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission approved the agreement with Oklahoma, making the measure effective February 1.
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Lake
Texoma
Texas
Oklahoma
Fish and Oyster Commission
Your Farmhouse Hosting illustrated book let
A 24 page illustrated booklet titled Your Farmhouse Hosting is available from the Government Printing Office in Washington. The item promotes farmhouse hosting ideas and related guidance.
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Government Printing Office
Washington
Mrs. Louise Swanger Funeral Services Held in Trenton
Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Frances Swanger were held at the First Methodist Church of Trenton with the Rev. Fred Thomas and Rev. Jackson officiating. Interment followed at Burns Cemetery. Born in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, she came to Texas sixty years ago, lived near Trenton and Twonard, and ran a boarding house. Surviving are daughter Miss Zora Swanger and sons Virgil and Ralph Swanger, all of Trenton, plus five grandchildren.
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Trenton
Louise Frances Swanger
First Methodist Church of
Fred Thomas
B Jackson
Burns Cemetery
Fearnheart Funeral Home
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Swanger
Samuel Swanger
Family Details Mentioned for Tishomongo Resident
The notice lists a family group including children, one great grandchild, and one sister Mrs Kate Brewer of Tishomongo Oklahoma.
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Kate Brewer
Tishomongo, Oklahoma
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Tho
J. W
Jim
Moulton
Sam Bolin
Sam Polin
Allen Moemooria H Hospital
Teansa
Fannin County
The
Methodist Church
Betty Crocker
Campbell's
Newton's
Mooney Motor Coaches
Rewand
Idallas
Bonham— AM
North Side
Denier
Deda City
Randoph
Anyihing
Fred's Electric Service
Voi
Bonham Glass Company
Roy McHtin
Pho
AJ Rance Protection
Mrs. Swanger
Spivy's
Dee Haggard
North Side Square
Ctael
R. P. McFarl
Higginbotham-Steger
Braz St
Bonham, Texas
Wetadome i
Bonham State Bank
Henry J. Taylor
ASC Network
BUICK
Beale
L. E. George Leatherwood
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