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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1948
Page
8
Catherine overhears Tom and Hat arguing about Nicky and Catherine's relationship while Hat and Tom discuss drinking with Steve Darrell. She weighs the implications of Nicky and Hat's covert meetings and the potential consequences if Angela finds out.
Catherine confronts tension at La Mott House as Hat Nicky and Tom clash and Angela Iowa confronts a hidden tragedy. Laura La Mott’s death and John’s murder loom while Aunt Angela maintains calm outwardly, guarding the fragile family balance and the danger Tom poses.
Catherine suspects a house intruder after she discovers a damp blue paint stain on galoshes left in the hall closet. The clue ties to her uncle's murder, heightening her sense of danger while she contemplates a solitary escape into foggy dawn air. The scene ends with mention of a Dallas wedding in July at Colonial Church of Christ.
Local items recount visits to relatives in Louisville and Kan city areas, with references to Mr John L Anderson and Mecca Surgical Hospital. Community figures like Miss Margaret and Mr Retia Clement are mentioned alongside New York theaters and weekend events at an unnamed venue.
A Fleming family reunion gathering at the Ambrose home honored descendants of W. A. Lucy Fleming and Walter Fleming. Attendees included Minnie Fleming Dock Nelson Calera Oklahoma Archie Fleming and sons James Weldon Paul Fleming new Fulp Harold Fleming and family Harold Thomas Robert James Henry Martha Lee Jim Fleming Jamie Weldon Charles Kenneth Robert Fleming Charlies Paul Dawson Ernest Keeling Bud Henley and Charlene from Whitewright.
The Vandagriff family reunion gathered at Bonham State Park on Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs A L Vandereriff. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J T Vandergriff and many relatives from Pike, Trenton, Snow Hill, and Greenlie.
Mr and Mrs W F Keeton welcome four daughters and their husbands as guests for a family reunion. The gathering highlights extended family ties and shared memories.
Betty Williams, daughter of Clyde Williams, elected rush captain of the Le Cheoisities social club at East Texas State Teachers College Commerce. A 1947 Wolfe City High School graduate, she majors in home economics and attends the college with other local families listed in the reunion notes.
Mrs Sam H Futter of Wolfe City and her fiancé advanced their engagement and plan for marriage as they move toward a wedding. The announcement notes the couple’s forthcoming ceremony and future plans.
Leonard Burns a Leon ard family members gathered at Greenville park last Sunday for the annual Burns reunion with 74 attendees. The list includes Mrs T A Burns Clyde Burns Amon Burns Elvin Jackson Ernest Marshall Vera Haley Clay Harvey Myria Partain James Wharton Gene Hall Loynn Keasley Bennis Alexander Donald Burns Joe Freeman Dallas A A & e Andlee Fort Worth Vic Oxford California Re Turn Lubbock W A R Burns Mar Burns Nannie Newnan Ode Burns Willard Brownfield Fred Burns Henry Waller Kineston and others.
Mrs Lottie Griff of Commerce wed Jack Barbee on June 17 in Whitewright. Barbee, son of Mr and Mrs William Barbee of Whitewright, graduated from Commerce High School and East Texas State Teachers College. The bride is the former Mrs Lottie Griff, daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Dias of Commerce.
The report lists social greetings and travels including Mr and Mrs Tidy Cochran at a Gainesville reunion, Mr and Mrs Roy Barker of Paris visiting Mrs J L Dubbs Sun Gay, and Mrs Barron hosting the Pete Shea family in Rosenburg. Also noted are Mr and Mrs D L Watson returning from Monterey and Mexico City, Mr and Mrs Robert Grant in Whitewright with Grant as soloist at the Presbyterian service, and various visits in Windewssyut Mast and Dallas for medical and family reasons.
The Woman’s Society of the First Methodist Church will hold its annual picnic on the church lawn Monday night June 28 at 6 30. Members bring a covered dish for six. in rain it moves to the church parlor. the event closes summer activities with exceptions noted for August.
The passage notes controlling various ants including house ants by using poisoned baits, carbon bisulfide in their nests, or spraying and dusting their runways with DOP.
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