Personal notices sweep through town with many travelers
Mrs Hf C McAnally returns from Sigphur Springs to visit relatives. Miss Alice Jones leaves for Colorado after visiting J W Haden and Mrs B F Blakeney. Miss Pauline Couch heads to Honey Grove. Beatrice Odley and sister return to Sulls horo after visiting Bonnie and Bernice Hyatt. Mrs Gordon Dunn visits Denton to see her daughter at the Normals. Mrs D M Lilly leaves for Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs John Bacon Saunders return to Gonzales after visiting parents. Ernest Milstead departs for Dallas for Metropolitan Business College. Wardelle George of Dallas visits Doce Lilly and Mr and Mrs Lilly. L D Harper and Mitchell Jacobson of Ladonia stop in on business. Mr Hubbard and family visit Hugh Anderson. depart for home. O P Marshall travels to Dallas on business. Mrs Tram Lovelace and son visit Asa Holt and relatives from Frederick, Okla. Mrs D A McDaniel of Trenton visits her father Uncle Asa Holt. Mrs C In Foster returns from Du amt. accompanies daughter Mrs J Stewart Brown of Wirt Okla. Claude Oldham improving. likely to leave hospital soon. Uncle Asa Holt resting well at hospital. LeRoy M Anderson of Denison calls at The Favorite. editor and preacher does good work. Whit White of Dallas visits his mother. John Sherrill and wife of Wichita Falls visit sister Mrs J I Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hf. C. McAnally
Sigphur
Springs
Alice Jones
J. W. Haden
B. F. Blakeney
Colorado
Pauline Couch
Honey Grove
Beatrice Odley
Tittle
Sullshoro
Bonnie
Bernice Hyatt
Gordon Dunn
Denton
D. M. Lilly
Fort Worth
John Bacon Saunders
Gonzales
Ernest Milstead
Dallas
Metropolitan Business College
Wardelle George
Doce Lilly
Mr. Hubbard
Clarksville
Hugh Anderson
O. P. Marshall
Tram Lovelace
Frederick
Okla
C. In. Foster
Du‘amt
J. Stewart Brown
Wirt
Oklahoma
Claude Oldham
Asa Holt
LeRoy M. Anderson
Denison
Anderson
Denison Herald
Assignment of the Criminal Docket July Term 1921
County Court sets July term including July 4 1921 cases with lists of defendants charged with carrying pistol obstructing road theft gaming and impersonating officer. Notable names include Jim McDowell Ted Traylor Homer Robertson and Jim Banks among others. All arrests by Friday July 1 will be called for trial Wednesday July 6 with county judge issuing order. Dollar Day sale announced Friday July 1 and Saturday July 2 after 4 pm by Bowling Fro d Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse King
Allen Clark
Ernest Barker
A. A
Leo Hanges
Leo Wright
Leo Haynes
W. A Shape
Finis Lewis
Robert Wilson
Ted Traylor
Lloyd Bethel
Sullivan Kizzee
John Blankenship
Tom King
Jim Banks
Gregorio Flores
John Wireless
George Ingram
Edgar Sneed
Willie Osburn
Lewis Clanton
Dist
Homer Robertson
Cecil Ray
Omer McCoy
Peace
Abu. Lang
Deets Dorough
Clk
Married Yesterday in this City O P Spradling W Wolfe City
Yesterday afternoon O P Spradling of Wolfe City married Lula Yates of Whitewright in this city by LeRoy Anderson of Denison. The couple then left for home. Spradling is a leading business man of Wolfe City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Spradling
Wolfe City
Lula Yates
Whitewright
LeRoy Anderson
Denison
Mr. Spradling
New Assortment of French Serge 3 Piece Suits
A fresh line of renal all wool French Serge three piece suits debuts in new models for both young men and regular wearers. The collection emphasizes quality tailoring and versatile styles suitable for contemporary wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renal
Palm Beach
Modern Dances Said To Be Of Ancient Origin
A long feature argues the shimmy and other dances are ancient, tracing origins to Peru. It cites archaeologists and the American Museum of Natural History, asserting early drums and instruments show jazz roots, challenging San Francisco Barbary Coast legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Charles M. Mead
Department of Anthropology
American Museum of Natural History
San Francisco
Bonham Natatorium Scene Spurs Town Walkers
Bonham residents often traveled to nearby Natatoriums for swimming before the Nat was built. The Bonham Natatorium remains highly accessible, drawing those willing to walk from many parts of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Woodmen Picnic Bigger and Better Opens on July 4
Bonham hosts a week long Woodmen Picnic starting Monday July 4 at Woodman Park. Stores close for a half holiday while Concerts from the band, drink stands, eating places and Haynes Carnival shows fill the event. The pike is bigger and includes riding devices for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman
Woodman Park
Bonham
Shell
Haynes Carnival
Pike
The American Named for New Theater on Main Street
The new theater on Main Street has received the name The American. Owners and managers chose a distinctive, appropriate title to honor the American spirit. Walls rise quickly as construction is pushed to open the play house in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hancock-Nevill Co
Bonham Battery Company
North Side Square
Ternoon
Harper
Mitchell Jacobson
Ladonia
Whit White
John Sherrill
Wichita Falls
J. I. Woods
Jim McDowell
A. Kennedy
J. i
Vassar Underwear
Vassar
Saly
BEN Baker Mule Barn
AL Lovelace
Vpannin County Realty
Spivy’s
Irannon Jewelry Co
Ben
Nancy & Sumpter
IF. A. BP
Grocer
North Main Stree
Mayr
J. W. Peeler
Bates
THE
NEW Theater
Legion of
Fannin County
Legion
J. FP. Row Prod. CO
Ivan
L. D
North
Texas
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