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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
1
Six-ntis promises attentive service and strong reasons to choose their bank. They invite callers to discuss why customers should transfer or open accounts. The ad emphasizes personalized assistance and banking advantages.
Mrs. Robert Maddrey invites combings or curls for Ne curly or braids. Tickets for the First Methodist church musical go on sale Thursday night at M C Spivy and Co's store.
Bro. Schoonover delivered an eloquent sermon at the Christian Church on Behold the Lamb of God. He contrasted sin’s harm with gospel redemption and urged the audience to look to Christ for freedom, faith, and future life, inviting others to attend tonight.
The funeral for the late Reverend W. S. Splawn was held at 10 o'clock this morning at the First Baptist Church. Reverend Forest Smith of Sherman led the service with local pastors assisting and the Knights Templar participating. Floral offerings were extensive and the body was sent to Louisville, Kentucky. The Masonic lodge escorted it to the 12:35 Katy train, with J. A. Ridling and J. M. Wells representing the church and Knights Templar respectively.
The program lists Lenore selections, a Raff piece, and Mengel songs. Solo violin Mendelssohn op 64 with Miss Fielding, organ selections by W. J. Afleck, and a Tepe Steger trio with Mesdames Gray Seger and Doss. Tickets at M C Spivy Co. prior to the event.
Seeded Ribbon Cane seed offered by J. F. Jocks of Bonham Texas at 45 cents per gallon. Limited quantity available for sale.
An early morning blast at the United States Powder Mills near Linton Indiana killed four workers and left fifteen to twenty injured. The blast in a wheel house shattered town windows and was heard for miles. Doctors were dispatched from nearby towns to treat the injured.
An entire program change brings new and humorous films this evening at the Moving Picture Show. Audiences will enjoy Woodcutter's Daughter Charmed Umbrella Indian Idyle Fisherman's Luck in a lively lineup.
A dealer promotes a selection of pattern hats backed by Mrs. C. A. MacQueen's assurance that customers will be pleased with both style and price. The note emphasizes affordable fashion through patterned headwear.
At the regular Elks election in their hall last night officers were chosen for the year ending March 1909. Elected were M. A. Taylor E. R. J. B. Walters Esteemed Leading Knight F. C. Allen Esteemed Loyal Knight Mark McMahon Intemed Leacuring Knight J. W. Chapman Secretary J. W. Russell Treasurer Chas. Howard Tiler Oscar Phillips and F. F. Russell.
Trustees report a very satisfactory year for the Elks with substantial membership gains and solid finances. A cake will be cut in honor of the year’s close and a Grand Exalted smoker will follow, urging all members to attend.
J T Bludworth proprietor of the Bonham Racket Store announces a new poultry and egg operation. He guarantees the highest prices and invites customers at North Side Square.
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