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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
3
The passage notes Jesus teaching the multitudes on a mountain. It presents the Beatitudes from Matthew 5 blessings for the poor in spirit mourners meek and those who hunger for righteousness and mercy. It urges believers to be salt light and to let good works glorify God in heaven.
A short essay praises spring and nature's beauty while urging care for sight in later years. It emphasizes the eye's service during wakeful moments and warns against straining the eyes beyond repair.
Bleu Clutter of Lubbock returned home today after visiting relatives in the area. His brother Pat Clutter accompanied him to Fort Worth where they will attend the Fat Stock Show. Mrs. T. B. Williams and her son Denton Williams and his wife left for Fort Worth today. Denton Williams and his wife will return soon, but Mrs. Williams Sr. will stay with her sister Mrs. Jetta Burke.
New shipment includes Little Boy hats, poplins, straws and weols priced 65c to 1.50. Candy striped silks for spring range 1.75 to 3.50. Also offered are baby chicks and eggs with pens priced 20c to 85c each, and settings 3, 5, and 7 dollars. C C Perkins of Dodd City promotes Bedefield stock.
W. E. Newton extends thanks for the serene primary last Saturday and pledges to aid the mayor and aldermen in making the town better. He notes no division among neighbors and expresses profound gratitude for the orderly vote.
News notes good health in the community. Local social visits include Miss Lucile Hembree with Miss Viola Civils, Andrew Wofford with his father S J Wofford, and Gacia Wofford visiting Marie Adair and Andrew Wofford at Hawkins Prairie. Sunday School is held each Sunday at 10 o clock.
ANOTHER CHAND announces top prices for poultry and a car sale starting Saturday March 14. Bowling Produce Co located in Texas opposite the Office, phone 444.
Ad for Bowling Produce Co. in Bonham Texas promises to pay top prices for produce. Mentions location opposite the Post Office and provides phone number 444.
Bonham Building & Loan Association promotes financing for new homes and repairs with monthly payment plans. The ad invites local residents to apply for mortgage assistance and home improvement funds.
Rogers Woodward and Roberts Co announce a towel sale with a prominent window display at their store. Items offered include bath towels and related linens, inviting customers to visit the shop for discount prices and specials.
Notice for a called meeting of Constan tine Masonic Lodge on Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Work to be done. O W Gross and Jas Anderson serve as W M and Secretary respectively.
51 acre farm with high class improvements inside city limits on the East side offered for sale. Possession can be had now. Price described as right with favorable terms for buyers seeking immediate occupancy.
See our special offering of new curtain material priced at 25c and 35c per yard. Rogers Woodward and other customers are invited to visit the shop for samples and checkout.
Sioux Falls report says James A. May of 87280 Lukotah Building has a device that cuts gas use, removes carbon and prevents spark plug trouble. Cars reportedly reach over 49 miles per gallon. Installation takes five minutes. May seeks agents and offers free unit to one auto owner per locality. Write him today.
A Houston juvenile court judge orders a 13 year old to write lines about George Graham West and a century of Texas dogs. The piece links General Sam Houston and his canine companions to historic scenes at the Alamo Goliad and San Jacinto and notes other notable figures who valued dogs. The Louisville Courier Journal references the case as a cautionary tale from Houston's past.
Risser and Co offers colored linens in plaids and striped patterns at 75 cents for a yard.
Auction kicks off Saturday March 1 in Oura Texas with top prices for poultry. Contact Pai Office at phone 444 for details.
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