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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1941
Page
6
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The First Christian Church hosted a farewell supper for Mr and Mrs W O Harmon and their daughters Glynann and Connie Joe who depart for Vernon Texas. The event featured music and readings, gifts of a silver pitcher, and heartfelt tributes led by Judge Cunningham and Grace Carlton, marking a memorable church sendoff.
Bonham residents hosted a social evening featuring a public picnic supper on Saturday night. Attendees included Misses Jean and Virginia, Miss Fmina dear Vaughn of Dallas, and Mrs. Vaughn of Abilene. Supplies listed vegan option. event centered at 921 Pare enue.
Miss Jeanette Jobe daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Jobe of Wolfe City wed Clifton Crow of Dodd City in a subdued Monday evening ceremony June 23 at the Dodsons home. Rev L Proffitt officiated with attendants Var Ja Reneher and Miss Veda McRae and Mrs Frank Milton among others. The bride wore blue lace with black accessories as Wolfe City High School ties are noted.
Paris businesswomen group members served as hostesses to visiting clubs while Mr Crow attended Dodd City high school. The couple rests at their home near Dodd City after the wake.
A garbled item notes registrants answering simple queries as part of Selective Training and Service Administration testing procedures. It mentions questions about identity and residence, plus references to Miss Merle Thomas visiting Albuquerque and various local residents visiting family, with several names and places such as Sherman Dallas Paris Bonham Denison and Lake Fannin appearing amid a wider social roundup. The piece lists social visits and attendees from multiple towns, including Mrs C W Kinkeal Jr and Miss Virginia Thomas, with travel to Seymour and Dallas and an event at Park.
The Tarpley family holds its annual reunion after a Woodlake Methodist revival camp in July. Key elder R W Tarpley listed as a central figure in the family gathering and planning notes from the event.
Leona lie Club hosted a farewell gathering for Mrs Darrow Jon at Jones home with guests from the center attending. The event featured a modeled program and music as attendees bid farewell to a longtime member.
Trenton Cyutls plan to attend a Methodist convention at SMS with listed attendees and delegates. The event includes a Windom homecoming and week-long activities with dates and local officials noted in the fragmented notice.
Early reports indicate a substantial aluminun plant project planned in Arkansas with widespread community interest. The piece references the opening ceremonies, local church speakers, and a broad civic effort, though many details are obscured by transcription errors. The article also touches on wartime era topics including Nazi-Soviet tensions and WPA project completion, reflecting a volatile national mood alongside regional development plans.
Berlin reports the high command claiming German S-boats sunk eight British ships, including a tanker, during coordinated attacks. The message mentions June 2 and references enemy losses while noting Allied countermeasures and ongoing patrols.
A Houston Bank for Co-operatives and Farm Credit Administration survey shows Texas has more farm co operatives since 1980 than any state. About one third of Texas farm and ranch families belong to one or more of the state's 840 co operatives. Co operatives help with volumes in selling buying and processing. The Panhandle Plains led in early concentration while the north black land belt shows rapid growth. Co operatives include gin cotton ash cottonseed marketing and storage. Dairy live stock wool and mohair are marketed collectively along with rural electric and other service co operatives.
Mrs C T Ferguson sponsors the Camp Fire Girls taking their group to Camp Atali near Ardmore Oklahoma Sunday to spend a week camping. Attending are Myrtle Francees McWhirter Joan Crabb Martha Cyisham Frances Weaver Allie Dell Dotson Ellen Wilson Patricia Manning Mary Ann Dunn Ann Elizabeth Taylor Cleon Crawley Javee Elain Roos Bertha Jean Sullivan Ava Clary. The group is accompanied by Mr Ferguson and son Bobby Jack Mrs Paul Crabb Mr and Mrs Pat Wilson and son Bill Mir Florence Owens and Mr and Mrs Ray Man Nine O De your trad ng nh Bonham.
Savoy Miss Bonnie Lee Rubarts has been chosen for a U S Treasury Department post in Washington. She plans to leave Monday to begin work. Rubarts, a Savoy high school graduate, attended Durant Teachers College and has served as librarian at Savoy school for four years.
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