Local Social News Highlights Bonham Visitations
Miss Jean Smith of Evansville Wisconsin is the guest of Mrs. Howard Dobbs. Mrs. Sherwood Spotts and Ovid Spots of Richardson were Bonham visitors this afternoon. Gus Burton of Malakoff arrived yesterday to visit his sisters Mesemes Balch Moor and Francis Burton. Mrs. C L Bradford left today for Tyser to visit John Philips and family. Miss Elizabeth Williams and Miss Gladys McCulloch drove to Paris for a tea hosted for their cousin Miss Mary B Estes bride elect of Gaar Lunagan. Mrs. W D Dale who lives on Bonham Ride has returned from an extended trip to West Texas including Lubbock and Paonia.
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Jean Smith
Evansville
Wisconsin
Howard Dobbs
Gus Burton
Malakoff
Mes
Emes
Elizabeth Williams
Gladys McCulloch
Paris
Mary B. Estes
Gaar Lunagan
W. D. Dale
Bonham Ride
West Texas
Lubcock
Paaucah
Cities Service Men Stress Danger of Carbon Monoxide
A demonstration car tour by Cities Service Company and Loreco ON Company of Louisiana visited Bon-Bnam and then Greenville. Officials including W. S. Clark and F. M. Witherspoon spoke to Bondi and Greenville high school students about the risks of carbon monoxide in autos and homes and showed an instrument to measure CO.
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Cities Service Company
Loreco
Company of
Louisiana
Bon- Nam
W. S Clark
New York City
F. M. Witherspoon
K. E. Dyson
J. Hammest
K. K. Braay
Shreveport
F. E. Moore
Bondi
General Assembly Hall
Clark
Wir Witherspoon
Greenville
Shoes Stick to Hands Lands Man in Jail
Peter Dregic testified that a push sent him through a shop window where two pairs of shoes and spats clung to his hands. Judge Lambert Hayes sentenced Dregic to six months in jail while Rudy Krivacek was placed under court supervision.
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Chicago
Rudy
Peter Dregic
Peter
Lambert Hayes
Rudy Krivacek
Bonham Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice
Attend regular meeting of Bonham Chamber of Commerce Monday evening at 7 30 o clock. Public is invited. 165 ltc
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Bonham Chamber of Commerce
Local Names and Sums In Unclear List
A fragment lists individuals with large monetary amounts: Miss Jeanette Harris 1.207.000, Miss Opal Barnatt 1.201.000, Mrs. Jack Saunders 1.206.000, Mrs. E. EB. Morriss 938,000, agersgen. The context and dates are missing, leaving the purpose of the sums uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Harris
Opal Barnatt
Jack Saunders
E. EB. Morriss
Area Church Sunday Schedules Highlight Various Denominations
The notices list Sunday School times and worship services for multiple churches. Trinity Episcopal Church holds Bible study then vesper, First Methodist and First Presbyterian share morning and evening services, Church of Christ offers Bible study, worship, and youth class, with pastors named for each congregation.
First Christian Church Schedule for Sunday and Week
Attend church school at 9 45 led by Paul C Arledge Supt Worship and Communion at 10 50 with message A Prophet of Expediency Vesper service at 5 pm with message Grateful Because Regular service at Ravenna 7 pm Elders meet Monday 7 pm Official Board Tuesday 7 pm Devotional Study and Prayer Wednesday 7 pm Pastor W R Holder
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First Christian Church
Paul C. Arledge
Ravenna
W. R. Holder
Church of the Nazarene Sunday School
N. Y
Church Board
Floyd W. Akin
Sunday church services and activities schedule
Sunday services and program notes from First Baptist Honey Grove Clark Memorial Methodist Calgary Baptist Nazarene churches. Includes Sunday School at 9 45 a m, morning and evening preaching, youth programs, W M S circles named for missionaries, midweek prayer meetings, and upcoming mission study. Leaders and pastors listed.
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First Baptist Church
W. M S
F. O. Cromwell
Fannin County Baptist Association
Honey Grove
S. R. Smith
Paris Officer Kills Negro With Hammer in Store
Paris Texas January 10 Ennis Bostic a Paris Negro was shot to death early Thursday by City Patrolman H R Marks after Bostic allegedly charged him with an upraised hammer in the Singer Sewing Machine Company office. Officers Marks and Newt Baker entered the store after the manager found Bostic there. The office safe had been tampered with. The Negro charged at Marks when he was called to surrender. Marks was indicted for murder by the Lamar County grand jury Thursday.
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Paris
Texas
Ennis Bostic
H R Marks
Bostic
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Marks
Newt Baker
Nho
Lamar County
Grand Jury
Thursay
Bonhi Art Appreciation Program at Bonhi Auditorium
The Bonhi Art Department presents an afternoon program at 3 30 Monday in the Bonhi auditorium. Students perform living pictures with music and verse, include poems, songs, and readings by Mary Merle Leither wood Sue Ann Fletcher and others, closing with a farewell by Lessie Ann Woodruff.
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Bonhi Anti Grammar Schools
Bonni
Lessie Ann Woodruff
Jean Meade
Musc
Mary Merle Leitherwood
Sue Ann Fletcher
Prinolds
Betty Joe Spies
Lake Rose
Lem Tiltsworth
Miller-Frenen
Claude Burchfield
Eleanor Ruth McCreary
Sarah Jean Bolding
Thelma Ruth Johnson
Mendelson- Dun Gray McAnally
Mary Ethel Jesse
Holly Night
Corregeio
Lewis Brent
Charine Faye Alderson
Dick Hogue
Joan Humphries
Dorothy Oney
Mary Katherine Miller
Sarah Jean Boldings
Laughing Cavalier
Georg
Neal
Margaret Mwery
Genth
Betty Jane Smith
Sony
Dux Trout
Murillo
Lorena Watson
Eunice Knight
Madonna of the Street
Ferruzzio
Marv Lee Marcuni
Whistler
Mary Eana Fender
Jean Albert Christian
Whistling Boy
Duveneck
John Wells Smith
Albert Broadfoot
Witkowsk
Max Moor
James Bacon Jones
George Neal
Anna Lou Potter
Elizabeth Ann Richardson
Ertha Mae Colbert
Rabbit Racing At Stansbury Will Be Good Sunday
Dick Wait expects a strong field at Stansbury Park rabbit racing on Sunday with many entries already confirmed by Roy Fouts Chalk Hill Coursing Park manager. The course is in good shape and weather forecasts call for cold risk. Top dogs from across the country are billed to perform, promising the biggest day in rabbit racing in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Wait
Roy Fouts
Chalk Hill Coursing
Stansbury Pool
Stanwoury Park
CCC Camp Recruits Grow At Bonham Site
The Bonham CCC camp welcomes a large influx of new enrollees selected through the Texas Relief Commission and the U S Department of Labor. L K Crawford administers for Texas Relief, with J D Shinpaugh managing the Federal Labor Office.
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CCC
Bonham
Texas Relief Commission
United States Department of Labor
L. K Crawford
J. D. Shinpaugh
Federal Labor Office
Ausburn
J. D. Odum
Robert G. Bailey
Lin Orenduff
Jess Bell
Harold Phillips
Billie Bishop
Franklin Pigg
Hugh Blalock
Joe B. Porter
Forrest Bruce
Wisén Pierce
Sidney Chandler
We. Cox
Everett Cooper
John Compton J
F. Covington
Henry Danner
Barry
Leon Faulkinbury
J Haynes
Cayle Hopper
S. N. Hughes
Roy Kurr
J. D. Lyday
Fred Jr
Munn
A L. Jr. Merrow
Horace McEwen
Everett Neely
Paul L. Norris
Tca Norman
Willis. Copeland
Thurmaya
Thomas Clarence
Bonhi P. T. A. January Meeting Highlights
The Bonhi P T A held its January meeting at 3 30 with unusually good attendance. Students from the Bonhi Glee Club performed two selections and Miss Kincaid's Latin class discussed January calendar formation using a Roman calendar on display. A nominating committee for next year’s officers was appointed: Mrs Earl McAurlchairman, Mrs Fenner Lesne, and Mrs D N Maples. The president noted the north driveway was nearly completed. Committee reports showed excellent work. The group set the next meeting for February's second Thursday.
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Earl McA
Ur. Chiarman
Fenner Lesne
D. N. Maples
Bailey Inglish Parent-Teacher Meeting Announcement
The Bailey Inglish P T A sets a meeting for Thursday January seventeenth at 3:45 p m with Miss Mary Hunter directing the program. Mrs Howard Dobbs will perform piano solos Summer Rain and Whims by Mrs Henry Cunningham. The event will be broadcast on WFAA Monday by the guest artist Ina Staudh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Inglish
Mary Hunter
Howard Dobbs
Henry Cunningham
Mre Dorr
Staudh
Randolph P. T. A. Meets With Notable Attendance
Randolph P. T. A. met on January 10 with strong attendance. President Mrs. Barry presided as secretary Miss Feiffer attended. Two new members joined. Plans were made to buy new shades for the second and third grade rooms. A program is scheduled for February 20.
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Randolph P. T. A
Pro Football Bid in Greenville Stadium Event
A Monday night game at Philips Stadium in Greenville introduces professional football to the area. Commerce All-Stars, featuring Pen Boswell Len Evans and Dick Shinn, face the Dallas Rams with players from SMU Texas A and M and other northern schools. The 7:30 pm kickoff promises a rare gridiron spectacle in Greenville.
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Greenville
Nneup
Commerce All- Stars
Pen Boswell
Len Evans
Dick Shinn
Carolina
Collsage
Dallas Rams
M. Texas U
Philips Stadium
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Reminder
Be present at the Chamber of Commerce meeting next Monday evening at 7 30 o clock. Important business to be transacted.
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Chamber of Commerce
Farmer Sees Cheese Factory Boost for Local Dairy
J. E. Kincaid of Telephone reports strong farmer interest in a cheese factory. He ships milk daily and plans more, saying the venture offers a solid path to cash basis farming. He notes the need for winter feed via trench silos and diversified farming.
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J. E. Kincaid
Telephone
Kincaid
If Only In the opinion of Count Keyserling
A brief phrase records a stance or critique attributed to Count Keyserling, suggesting a nuanced or personal viewpoint on a topic. The readable text implies a reflective or editorial note rather than a formal decision or event. No dates or locations are provided.
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Count Keyserling
Regular monthly Merce meeting set for Monday at 7 30
Regular monthly meeting of Merce will be held Monday evening at 7 30 at the usual place. Important matters are to be discussed. 165-Itc
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Bonham Chamber of Commerce
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Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Fannin County Texas
By order of the 95th Judicial District Court of Texas Dallas County a sheriff sale is held for the property described in the 1927 trust deed. The sale, for cash, occurs at the Court House door in Bonham on the first Tuesday in February 1935 between 10 am and 4 pm. The debt of 3162.21 plus interest and costs is owed to Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank of Dallas.
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95Th Judicial District Court of Texas
Dallas County
Dallas Joint Stock Lans
Bank OF Dallas
Sarah P Cunningham
Court House
Fannin County
Bonham
Texas
Sarah P. Cunningham
Margaret Eilen Kirk
W H Kirk, Jr
R L Cunningham
Bessie Bankhead
Ernest M. Bankhead
Edné Dibley
George Dibley
H B Cunningham
Havey Cunningham
Verna Cunningham
J. M. Cunningham
James Cunningham
Lee Roy Cunningham
Erwin Miller Hardware Company
Joe Cunningham
S. B. Evans
Julia Cunningham Fennell
Glenn Fennell
Rowitt
Martin Harwick
Joh. F. Holloway
SU Holloway
James M Tucker
John F. Holloway
Stokeley M Holloway
James M. Tucker
J M. Tucker
J F
S. M. Hollowa
Sand
J M. Cunningham
H W Ferguson
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank OF Dallas
L. Chaffin
R. Abernathy
Pete
Keep Money Moving in Bonham
A benton town message urges residents to keep money local to boost Bonham prosperity. It argues spending locally benefits merchants, charities, unions, and the unemployed, noting outside firms do not contribute taxes and urging loyalty to supporting Bonham.
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Bonham
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