Tobacco advertising targets women stirs a church conference
At the Central Gas Conference Epworth League assembly in Fort Worth Texas Woman's College discussed tobacco advertising that uses women and figures to exploit public worshippers. The meeting approved a resolution condemning such ads and backed efforts and laws supporting the Thirteenth Amendment enforcement. Rev. J. M. Bond was reappointed as pastor for the summer session.
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Fort Worth
Central Gas Conference
Epworth League
Texas Woman's College
Toco
J. M. Bond
Trinity Sthodist Church
Fat's Hamburgers at Magnolia Station Charm
A brief item notes Fat's Hamburgers offering a full meal near Magnolia Station. It mentions a new fashion color for men called Whalen a named after New York's pop commissioner, implying a trendy client interest in dining and style.
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Cross
Magnolia Station
New York
Half and Half Cotton Stalk Is Very Promising
S E Taylor of near Taylorville ten miles south of Bonham brought a cotton stalk to the Daily Favorite. The stalk from an eight acre field had 1% bolls and squares and appeared thrifty. Taylor predicted prospects for cotton in his section are gratifying and noted corn looks good with rain needed to finish ears.
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S. E. Taylor
J . Bledsoe
Taylorville
Bonham
T.o
Taylor
Brady to Start Flying Club at Aviation School
Brady and P. G. Berry will organize an Aviation Club in Brady with Berry in charge, plans underway per Car A. Blasig of the Chamber of Commerce. Curtis Normen, a noted automobile dealer, aiding in forming the club which will begin with members.
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Brady
Flying Club
Aviation School
P. G. Berry
Car A. Blasig
Chamber of Commerce
Berry
Curtis Normen
Local visitors and residents stop by Bonham area
Misses Dorothy and Nlazel Man cock visit Denton while E A McMahon returns from Fort Worth. Numerous residents travel, visit relatives in Dallas Ladonia Wichita Falls Vernon and Bonham, with several calling at the Favorite office and others awaiting news of relatives.
Turkeys at Gem Cafe and steel era notes
A sparse mix of local ads and notes mentions a turkey dinner at Gem Cafe managed by Albert Wasson, and a reflection on steel and skyscrapers with a reference to a large fund plan. The Boy Scouts of America propose a 10 million dollar endowment to support leadership training and retirement funds for professionals.
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Gem Cafe No
Albert Wasson
Boy Scouts of
Freakish Taters in Show Window at Daily Favorite
Forrest Taylor an atache of this office brought a Irish potato that resembled a terrapin. Friday A T Ohmert from Senham Route 6 beat the monstrosity with another Irish spud looking like a devil fish. We display these boogers in the show window. Come look.
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Forrest Taylor
A. T Ohmert
Senham
Taylor
Bonham Girl Chosen Secretary For Baylor Sophomore Class
Ellen Easley Dublin is named head of the Baylor College sophomore class for next year. She excels in music and journalism, serving as sports editor of the Baylor Bells and member of the BSA Council and Historical Phi Alpha Literary Society. Meryl Yarbrough is named business manager and other officers include secretary Lynna Jo Pearson treasurer Virginia Hendrix pianist Elizabeth Mayhew reporter Robbie Dell Colley and Florence Ellis Allen.
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Relton
Ellen Easley Dublin
Baylor College
Miss Easley
Baylor College Orchestra
B.S. A. Council
Historical Phila Literary Society
Baylor College Bells
Meryl Yarbrough
San Antonio
Secreary
Lynna Jo Pearson
Bonham
Virginia Beth Hendrix
Elizabeth Mayhew
Uvalde
Robbie Dell Colley
Alvin
Florence Florence
Mesquite
Georgia Ellis Allen
Georgetown
Cat Saves Twenty Sleepers From Fire In Rochester
A black cat delayed a blaze at a Rochester building saving twenty people including fourteen children. The cat, left by a store owner, meowed loudly and aided evacuation as flames spread through stairs and apartments. Three family members escaped with minor burns. June 24 incident details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Rochester
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Bonham Drug Company
Seiberling
Star Shoe Shop
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Firestone Tires
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E. A. McMahon
Will Broom
City
W. C. Taylor and
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Holland Evans
Ivanhoe
Route 2
John B. Smith
Russell Heights
Marvin Cullom
Wichita Falls
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Melson Blake
Paducah
Will Harkins
Ladonia
L. G. Harper
R. Inglish
Annie Lockhart
Kathryn Inglish
Mary Sweeney
Dalla
D. J. Evans
Harlingen, Texas
I. S. Cole
J. L Lookadoo
Bonham Route 3
Bonham News
Rel. Deupree
Troney Grove
Capt J. Deupree
Jack Saunders
Chicago
Mrs. Saunders
Far Worth
IF. T. Renfro
Lanne
J. Howard Moore
Tyer
Talbers Abernathy
Shamrock
C. A. Davs
M. Jackser
Pottsville Pa
State Bank and Trust Co
State Bank and
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Frank Wal
British Columbia
Baylor Soph
Rochefoucauld
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Ravenna
Texas
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New Zealand
Clyde Hansuck
Expo Lawn
W. Y Thomas
Jersey
State Bank and Trust Company
Bonham, Texas
J. B. Williams
I W. Evans
A. B. Kennedy
L. K. Hargrove
Neil Williams
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