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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
2
The swastika or Foylot appears as a prehistoric cross in relics from both hemispheres, predating modern movements and used in multiple ancient cultures. The term links to the Nazi Reich through modern history while tracing its broader, earlier origins.
Morning subjects and services at First Methodist and First Christian churches list speakers and themes for Sunday. Youth fellowship meets at 6:30 with Nancy Low McBiwee in charge. evening interviews planned. Additional church notes include Crusade for Christ projection and a Women’s Council session.
Miss Sarah E Ball of Greenville and S-Sgt Adrian D Gentry 21 united in marriage Friday evening December 28 at Greenville with Rev W O Majors officiating. The bride wore a brown wool jersey dress with brown accessories. The story also notes the American Legion carnival plans for July and refurbishment work for the Legion Home and pool tables.
Pek Watt announces candidacy for Sheriff of Panna county. He has lived in Fate County for decades, raised children in Boron, and claims long service history and readiness to protect residents. He pledges to serve with vigor and ensure accountability in the county office.
Ladonia Milas Johnson and Tunte Py United in marriage Monday. They will home here.
fragmented OCR notes show names Capt. James and Mr and Mrs W Hail, reference to terminal leave and March 4 release date, but details are garbled and incomplete.
An easy at home weight loss routine promises quick inches off hips abdomen and neck. It instructs readers to buy four ounces of Barcel Concentrate, mix with grapefruit juice in a pint bottle, and take two tablespoons twice daily. If no results, return for a refund.
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