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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
2
Julia Bottomley notes the 1925 knitted tunic frock as a bright spring trend. She highlights long close fitting sleeves, slender tailored lines, and a two piece ensemble with separate skirt and tunic options in vibrant yellow and white fiber silk.
Cluttered notes show neighbors visiting and hosting across families led by Mrs McCormick and Mrs Carter. Numerous Sundays and weekends feature gatherings with the Leeth Dodson Bridges McCormick Cappleman Cooper and Sparrow households plus Prairie Point meeting attendance.
An advertisement touts S S S as the key to increasing blood cells to restore health and beauty. It claims the remedy, made from vegetables since 1826, improves complexion, skin clarity, and weight, and suits underweight individuals.
The article discusses a heat friendly coiffure style combining bobbed and unbobbed looks. A filmy invisible net preserves waves or Marcel, lowering hairdressing costs while maintaining a chic silhouette. Sevillat, the Paris hairdresser, offers Gainsborough charts to match faces and hair types, available at beauty drugstores.
W A Price and daughter Eva Price shopped in Bonham Wednesday. J B Norman and family from near Trenton visited the Normans and Jim Hicks. Cleo Hicks returned from Greenville after a period of illness. Many Anthony residents attended Mrs. Morrison’s funeral at Pink Hill after a prolonged illness and stroke. Denison residents Robert Martin and Creed Gilliam visited Proctor and Fleming families. Sherman visitors Mittie Witcher Kate Skoges and Bell Roberts joined local gatherings. Cleo Hicks also stopped by the Fleming home Sunday afternoon.
A sequence of social visits and gatherings is listed with residents visiting relatives and friends across Bonham English and Dodd City areas. The Denison Bonham and New Orleans Railroad Company issues a public stockholders notice dated March 4 1925 calling attention to its annual meeting.
A. W. Frye announces a 1926 Maccabee caravan to Washington from all parts of the American continent. He predicts heavy British flag displays on United States roads during the march to the nation’s capital, describing it as a friendly invasion by Canadian Maccabees.
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