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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement extols Black and White Ointment and Soap as quick remedies for pimples blotchy inflamed and rough skin. It touts affordable pricing and larger 50 cent packages with more value, urging readers to buy from local dealers.
The baby of Mr and Mrs Ardel Woods died last Saturday and was buried Sunday at Center Grove cemetery with Mr Hurd officiating. A large crowd attended and sympathy is offered to Jim Woods and family. Also listed are local sick, relocations to Seattle, visits to Center Grove, and various social notes.
A recent Sunday shower gave way to sunshine as residents busied themselves with weed control. Wheat and oat outlooks look favorable. Clyde Hartwell is sick. Dee Ivy and family stayed Thursday night at Ivy residence. Stella and Elsie Cummins visited relatives at Moore's Chapel from Friday to Sunday. A local attendee reported the Play of Clutter Sunday Night. People visited relatives Monday afternoon. Clint Cummins and wife, plus three others, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacek Cummins Friday. Dessie Mize and baby visited her mother, Mrs. Herman Cunning. Sundeth of Lear, Mrs. Grimes stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Cland Miller, visiting Mr. and Mrs. John McMillan of Bailey. Minnie Ross, Veola Bryant, Grace Brown, and Styveal spent Monday with Lottie Hartwell quilting. Albert Ivey and family went to Leonard Sunday night.
The State National Bank of Bonham Texas is authorized to commence the business of banking after meeting federal requirements. Acting Comptroller E W Stearns certifies approval under the Revised Statutes, dated April 25 1925, in Bonham Texas.
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