21 May 1943
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1943
Page
1
The speaker argues that earthly governments cannot provide lasting security. From Adam and Eve’s fall, mankind faces need, pain, and death, and only righteous living offers true security. Politicians promise security from want and sorrow, but such security requires work, sacrifice, and moral steadfastness.
Mrs. E A Page received a note from her nephew Pvt Willie Eden in North Africa saying he is well and enjoying good times. He reports good spirits and.
Pfc. Monroe Fry of Windom Route 1 is promoted to corporal at Camp Haan California. Everett Page returns home to Honey Grove after an honorable discharge from the U S Army at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania following 23 months of training, wife accompanying him.
Bonham residents visited relatives of Mr and Mrs Fred Wagner on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ed Miller moved to Grand Prairie for work. W D Ligon of Ft Worth stayed with his aunt Mrs W D Hampton on Wednesday.
Men may apply to their nearest United States Employment Office to obtain clearance for work with Fischbach and Moore Incorporated Wallace-Bush Company at the Richmond California shipyards.
A six room house with modern conveniences is for sale. Lot measures 100 by 100 feet with a garage and storage room. Asking price is 1800 dollars. Contact Frank Wright at 229 of 145 R for details and insurance through our firm.
Auction note describes a farm property with orchard five room dwelling barn and outbuildings featuring gas water and electricity located on a fine street in a Dandy location. It markets farming income from chickens and cows near Bonham schools and churches and offers cheap interest terms.
Classified notice offers multiple farms for sale near Red River and Bonham. Listings include 338 acre stock and blackland farms with river access, gravel roads, school bus service, highways, and varied prices from 3000 to 9750 per acre. Contact J. M. Carver at Box 53 or 220 West 7th St Bonham Tex.
Promotion of Ray E. Erwin from staff sergeant to technical sergeant was announced by Colonel Gordon H. McCoy at Camp Adair. Owen J. Glover of Honey Grove has graduated from an intensive airplane mechanics course. Mrs. Roger Q. Mills reports her husband Pfc. Robert Q. Mills has arrived safely somewhere in North Africa.
Ladonia resident Mrs. Everett Fare received a War Department notice confirming her brother Pvt. Edmon E. Williams has arrived safely overseas.
A Tuesday letter from Chaplain T. Herbert Minga reports his current posting at Geiger Field Spokane Washington. He thanks friends in Honey Grove for their thoughtful certificate of honor and extends best wishes to all.
An air mail letter from Pvt. Jack Wood arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood. Jack serves on duty in North Africa as a Military Policeman.
S. Sgt. Billy C. Allen, brother of Eurus H. Allen, Route 3 Honey Grove, has begun an intensive aviation mechanics course at Amarillo Army Air Field, one of the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command’s newest schools.
Herman Dietrich of Powderly Texas seeks older farmers to staff Army Camp operations hauling garbage to farms and managing farm records with a $15000 monthly housing included. Located 12% miles north of Paris on main highway above Camp Maxey. Contact Paris phone 9025F4.
Cpl Alton Douglas sent a folder of Edinburgh pictures from the week of April 11 to 17 and noted the trip’s historical value and cost, comparing Scottish people to Americans. He also mentioned his birthday on April 17 and sent a cablegram to his mother for Mother’s Day.
Ector Glen Earnheart of Whitewright visited his aunt Mrs W D Hampton on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Willie Suddath returned from Kilgore. Mrs Birdie Moore departed for Richmond Virginia to join her husband in a camp there. Mr and Mrs Kermit Malon visited relatives in Ladonia Sunday. Bill Allen left Saturday for a California camp. Mrs R R Morgan and daughter Helen visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Barker in Honey Grove Friday and Saturday. Miss Roberta Morgan visited cousin Martha Jane Barker in Honey Grove over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Ernest Barker of Nannie Grove were Sunday afternoon guests here. Mrs Waldrom of Savoy and Mrs Fay Jones of Bonham visited and Mrs Lucy Dulaney was here Sunday. Mrs Hamp Harper of Bonham visited Mrs Lila White Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred Wagoner visited relatives in Hatfield Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walter Whitt of
Fischbach Moore and Wallace Bush tied to Kaiser shipyards in Richmond California with contracts for electrical, mechanical, piping and sprinkler work. The firms employ Carl Wallace Plumbine Texas Automatic Sprinkler and Fischbach Moore Inc. to complete major industrial installations across Texas and the Southwest. Shipbuilding continues at full speed as thousands of workers are needed in Richmond for ship fitting and firing through the next eighteen months to three years. Former employees who can return are urged to rejoin marine projects statewide.
Leo ta Mote director of the Chrysler division of the United Automobile Workers CIO charged today that current strikes in Detroit industries are being fomented by high officials of the UAW for political reasons.
Canon City Colorado reactivated its ancient curfew ordinance to curb juvenile delinquency amid wartime concerns. City officials announced new enforcement measures for minors after hours to deter trouble.
A fragmented note hints at Cowboy Crowley facing Parker in a tight title bid. The unreadable line suggests Parker and Crowley contend for a top spot, with timing and duration implied but unclear.
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