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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
7
A dignified sea captain recalls battles with submarines and credits God for guidance and courage. He speaks of gratitude after delivery from danger and urges thanks after receiving gifts from God. The anecdote blends scripture with wartime devotion and personal faith.
An invitation was placed on doors across Bonham urging residents to attend church last Sunday. Hundreds responded, and Bonham churches plan simultaneous meetings beginning March 29.
Fire Caribbean trip advertised with sailing from New Orleans on March 1. McGlasson at the T and P station can provide details and tickets.
A limited supply Radio Atlas will be mailed to readers who call the office or write by mail or phone. Early registration will secure a copy as supplies are scarce. Call 31 2014 to request and register.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Mrs. Ben Tassell hosting. Mrs. Allen Agnew will read. The ladies of the church are warmly invited to attend.
An old classified notice advertises a Cileap Hup automobile for sale at the Favorite office. The listing mentions 203 Bates’ Improved Antiseptic Liniment in the same fragment.
Otto Cain of Ladonia an area druggist was in the city on business. Dallas visitor Mrs Attie Mewhinney spent time with her niece. Mrs A J Stevenson and Mrs L G Wilson remain ill in bed. J R Burton and family guests of the Burtons on West Fifth street. Burton family from Greenville. Mrs Lem Whedbee bought a farm near Whitewright with her mother Kate Kincaid. address changes noted. Editor J D Moyer and wife and daughter Lucile attended Welsh singing in Bonham. The Favorites and Brannon Ford advertise witches prices.
Austin dispatch reports 184 096 more motor vehicles registered in Texas this year than last. Through March 4 the state reported 508 24 million total registrations across passenger cars, commercial vehicles and buses, with 124 data showing year totals.
The Bonham Rotary Club expresses gratitude to attendees of a Welsh singers event titled Juesday night and to the P. W. G. Club, students, and committee members Charles Hassell J. W. Lewis R. Inglish and H. S. Cole for helping sell tickets and avoiding a deficit.
Wood Auto Co offers light six Studebakers and Dodges as used car bargains. Easy terms of trade advertised from 199 West 4th Street with phone contact.
The Weather Editor notes interest in introducing Blue quail to Fannin County via trial releases. Game Fish and Oyster Department pilot potential adaptation to dry climates like West Texas. A 25 quail sample was released on a Taylorville farm by Leonard and Mrs. Tarpley, with notes on their docile nature and appeal to sportsmen.
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