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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
8
A brief, witty exchange between a husband and wife about staying in and avoiding stagnation. The dialogue notes prior home nights and hints at a larger discussion about life at Yale where a $1,000,000 grant funds a dramatic art department and signals a test of two Marks versus one in Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Seven members were elected to Scriblers at the regular meeting: Vivian Richardson Katherine Maddrey Clavibel Bruce Cordelia Spivy Mifleda Littlejohn John Wallace Me Ket and Melvin Williamson. Grace Grafius was reelected after prior withdrawal. Verses were read by Margaret Cousins and Lula Stein and Dr Kil lis Campbell spoke on Words Which I Dislike. Miss Erma Gill and Miss Clara Parker will host the Women's Faculty Club meeting.
Good Johnson Grass hay delivered to Bunham for 16 dollars or sold at the barn in Lannius for 14 dollars. Contact D. B. Robertson at Lannius or write Frank Robertson in Paris, Texas.
Ellis of Ivanhoe Route 2 renews his Bonham News subscription at the Favorite office. He had read Punta News for years and is glad to return as a reader.
A note from Sid Smith notes 30000 pounds of high grade fertilizer available and a plan to add another car if demand rises. He asks readers to contact via phone number and mentions a possible new song dedication tied to a Detroit News alcohol case.
Douglas Fairbanks stars in The Thief of Bagdad based on Arab Nights. The film promises stunning, once thought impossible scenes and a panoramic display of fantasy and action as presented by the moving-picture drama at the American starting Monday March 23.
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