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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
3
Texas Attorney General Price Daniel argues against a suit to strike down the 1951 Natural Gas Gathering tax. The case tests constitutionality in Austin with 59 lawsuits filed and about 4 million dollars in suspense funds. Pipeline firms claim protection under Texas laws sustains their business.
Mrs Susie Rhea widow of the late Bob Rhea died at her Telephone home Saturday at 5 20 p m She had lived in Telephone 30 years and is survived by two sisters Mrs Lydia Miller of Memphis and Mrs Sylvia Barrett of Woodbury plus numerous nieces and nephews Funeral services were Sunday at 3 30 p m at the Telephone Baptist Church conducted by Rev J J Fender Burial followed at Forrest Grove Cemetery Wise Funeral Home directed Also appears several local classified ads mentioning items for sale from Lem Tittsworth Bonham and related providers
In a letter from Elwood, J A argues POW camp management should mirror personal conduct, urging self-reliance in charity and decision making. He criticizes officials for overcautious rules and warns against seeking external approval, calling for humane treatment and firm discipline.
A dense listing shows a full Tuesday radio timetable featuring KFYN and Lone Star Country programs, news blocks, music shows, and local features from morning to sign off. Highlights include Morning Devotion, Harlem on Parade, Kiddie Matinee, and the Eddy Arnold Show.
Mrs. Annie Davidson Brewer, lifelong Honey Grove resident and active Methodist, died Sunday at 6 30 p m at her cousin Miss Betty Gilmer’s home. She was married to George L. Brewer of New Orleans in 1881. widowed in 1929. Survived by niece Annie Ballew nephew Henry Logan Ballew and others. Funeral Monday at 5 00 p m at Cooper’s Funeral Home with ministers from Methodist and Baptist churches. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Mr and Mrs Poly Bradford left for St Louis to attend a baseball game.
Fat-tailed sheep common in the Near East provide wool meat and milk. Their tails can weigh up to 35 pounds and yield fat prized for pastry making according to the National Geographic Society.
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