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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1925
Page
5
Untangled Wordplay Sparks Dinner Challenge
A Boston Transcript fragment shows two men in casual chat. One teases another about a necktie and remarks on dining with an older friend, prompting a request to repeat the remark in front of the wife. The scene hints at humor and social tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Missionary Society to Meet at 4 P.M. at First Christian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Walter Boyd. Mrs. T. D. Boman will lead. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Walter Boyd
T. D. Boman
Bonham Notes on Local Residents Departures and Visits
Local Bonham list highlights: Miss Charlie Phillips and Judge Fenner Leslie head to Dallas on business. Sherman’s Lake C Wilson in Bonham. Edwin and Mrs. Agnew of Dallas visit. Spotts travel to Richardson. Mrs. Favor and daughter return to Dallas after a visit. Annie Lockhart to visit sister in Bonham. IrIe Nevill home for summer from Orange. Frances Thompson improving. Mrs. E. A. McMahon indisposed. Several others depart for Dallas for graduations and events at SMU UT and university towns. Paul McMahon joins a Dallas law firm Eckford Whisenau McMahon. Curtis White joins United States Fidelity in Dallas. Cary and family attend Louise Jones-Will Moody wedding in Dallas. Carleton Lovelace returns to Denton. Mildred Nevill and Cynthia Press host in Bonham before traveling toward New York. Mrs. Wheeler to Austin for UT graduation ceremonies. Allen Wheeler among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Phillips
Dallas
Fenner Leslie
Lake C Wilson
Sherman
Bonham
Edwin Agnew
W. S. Spotts
Richardson
Guy B. Favor
Annie Lockhart
Houston
D. W. Sweeney
Alice McClellan
Horace Hunt
Lamasco
Geo. McClellan
Irene Nevill
Orange
Texas
Frances
Emmett Thompson
E. A. McMahon
Lelia Beth Roberts
Charlie Gus Reid
Randell McMahon
Lelia Beth
Jim Ned Inglish
New York
Nunn
Bush & Weldon Shoe Co
J. H. Carr
Dewey Miller
Paris
Louise Jones
Will H. Moody
Car
Paul McMahon
Eckford, Whisenaut & McMahon
Paul
G. W. ‘Chandler
Don
William
Chandler
Bonham News
A. I. Mallick
Marietta
Mallick
Katy
Henrietta
Curtis White
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Co
Curtis
Harry Roberts
Annie Martha
W. U
Gus Reid Roberts
Carleton Lovelace
Denton
North Texas State Teachers College
True Lovelace
Carleton
Cynthia Press
Laredo
Mildred Nevill
Nevill
Press
C. A. Wheeler
Ben Kerr
Austin
University of Texas
Allen Wheeley
Charter Amendment Extends Waco Beaumont & Sabine Line
Amendment to the railway charter authorizes extending the main line from Livingston to Beaumont about 75 miles. The route would pass Bragg Saratoga and Sour Lake in Hardin county. The line previously included a belt around Beaumont and spur tracks to points between Beaumont and West Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco, Beaumont & Sabine Railway
Livingston
Beaumont
Secretary of State
Bragg
Saratoga
Sour Lake
Hardin County
West Port Arthur
Trade note from Denton assistant for sale
A short trade item notes a Denton listing, indicating goods received in trade and offered for sale. The readable fragment suggests a local commerce posting with minimal detail on items or conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Am
Antiques vs Juveniles in Wednesday golf clash
Two teams named the Antiques and the Juveniles square off Wednesday with Ben Halsell leading the Antiques and Leslie skipping the Juveniles. Lineups include Jack R. Reussell George Larriders and Chas Halsell for the Antiques and Martin Halell Anartes Leslie Joy B Johnson for the Juveniles. The match promises a mix of seasoned golfers and hopefuls in a game golf fans find engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Halsell
Ber Halsell
Earl Robinson
R. S. Rodgers
O. C
Nevill
J. C. Saunders
Bob Beaseley
A. B. Scarborough
Claude Leatherwood
Martin Halell
Sant Lesnie
Anartes Leslie
Joy B. Johnson
Harrold Arledge
Ural Darling
John Arledge
Paul Hendrix
Basil Gibson
Neal Williams
Joe Gober
John Burks
Brannon's Clock Sale Noted in brief item
A compact notice lists Brannon's clock sale with brief details about discounted timepieces and dates, highlighting available models and prices for local shoppers.
Infertile Emu Eggs Offered By Local Trader
N F E R T I L E eggs advertised by T J Clotfetter Produce Co. Offer claims infertile emus to guarantee before selling. Phone 662 at West 5th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Clotfelter Produce Co
West 5Th St
T. J. Clotfetter Produce Co
Right Sit Down S California Wampus
Willie asks for a sentence containing the word chagrin while a character laments the awkward moment in a playful exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow ‘S
California
Wampus
Willie
Death of a Boy From Danner City
James Wofford, son of John Wofford of Danner, died there early this morning. A funeral tasket was sent today for the services. The boy’s funeral will be at New Hope graveyard this afternoon at 3 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wofford
John Wofford
Danner
New Hope
Unification Plan Faces Mixed Support in Central Texas
Rev D L Collie reports that 23 of 80 delegates favor the unification plan while 57 oppose it across 10 districts in the Central Texas Methodist Conference. Delegates were elected from district conferences to vote on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas Methods Conference
D. L.collie
Central Texas Conference
M. FE. Church
South
Mr. Collie
Free Band Concert By John Tarleton College Band
The John Tarleton Agricultural College Military Band from Stephenville Texas will give a free concert on Bonham square Thursday at 2 p.m. The band, a top state college ensemble, tours the state and has won West Texas Chamber contests. Director is D G Hunnewell with Carl A Donner as assistant. The Board of Trade provides a luncheon earlier, Rev B B Culpepper will speak, and admission to the concert is free. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Stephenville
Texas
Bonham
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
D. G. Hunnewell
Carl A. Donner
Charles W. Froh
Board of Trade
M. C. Spivy
B. B. Culpepper
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Arledge Bros
A. A. Burney
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