Personal notices from Bonham crowd with travel and illness
Mrs. C. W. Smith of Nashville visits her uncle Dr. J. A. Lanius and family and leaves after a brother’s sudden death. Ms. J. P. Bird arrives from Paris to see Mr. and Mrs. George Bird. Miss Helen May Parker departs for Sherman. Mrs. Ben Palmer and two daughters of Sulphur Springs visit Mrs. W. M. Rasberry and travel to Dodd City then Bonham. Several locals travel to Paris for golf practice for the July tournament with teams from Denison Sherman McKinney Texarkana Paris and Bonham.
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C. W. Smith
Nashville
Tenn
J. A. Lanius
J. P. Bird
Paris
George Bird
Helen May Parker
Sherman
Ben Palmer
W. M. Rasberry
Dodd City
Bonham
Frank Campbell
Chas. Hassell
Jno. Arledge
FE. F
John Yantis
C. L. Bradford
Denison, Sherman, McKinney
Texarkana
C. L
al Russell
Dallas
Hilliard
Giles
Natatorium promotion sparks Bonham crowd at town fair
A large Bonham delegation gathered at the Nat Tuesday praising a municipally funded Natatorium. Promoted by the Bonham Board of Trade, the facility promises pure artesian water and family friendly swimming while emphasizing cleanliness and fair access. Local merchants advertise Dollar Day events and augmented services.
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Nat
Bonham Board of Trade
Bonham
Sim Wills returns to Bonham after four decades of roaming Texas to Arizona
Sim Wills, reared in Ladonia, visits Bonham forty-one years after leaving. He spent years in West Texas New Mexico and Arizona running ranches and mining mineral lands near Fort Huachuca. Now settled on a Texas mineral claim, he plans to see his grown son and daughter in Vallas, while noting Bonham has changed and old friends are few. He intends to stay with his ranch life and continues to value open country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Wills
Bonham
West Texas
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Fort Huachuca
Huachuca Mountains
Ladonia
Dr. Wills
Tom Pace
R. B. Semple
Fannin County
Vallas
Wills
Edwards Crenshaw and Couch Tie Quiet Texas Wedding
Miss Edwardine Crenshaw of Durant and Mr. O L Couch of Bonham Texas wed at noon Saturday at 321 N 4th Ave in Durant with Rev Chas M Schoonover officiating Their future home will be in Bonham Couch a prominent Bonham lawyer and Fannin County Attorney Crenshaw previously led English at Durant High School The ceremony drew a small circle of close friends and a after reception at the First Baptist church a welcoming service followed with a social gathering and punch service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardine Crenshaw
Durant
O. L. Couch
Bonham
Texas
L. S. Bonner
4Th Avenue
Chas M. Schoonover
Couch
Fannin County
Points
Bon
First Baptist Church
Branon Jewelry Co Repairs and Pens Highlight
A brief notice notes Branon Jewelry Co offers repair and new pen services for all brands. The ad mentions Waterman Conklin models and general pen accessories alongside jewelry items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman Conklin
Eversifrp
Branon Jewelry CO
Best Hamburgers and Sandwiches Ivan Fat Roberts
Local dining note highlights Ivan Fat Roberts known as Fat Roberts for serving best hamburgers and sandwiches. Readers learn about his casual eatery and signature menu items in a compact food brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Fat) Roberts
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