Bonham UF to Hold Monday Meeting on Clean-Up Campaign
Plans to raise the 1967 Boaham United Fund will be finalized at a 4 p.m. Monday meeting. The session will be held at the Chamber of Commerce office with Jim Wiggins, president of the Greater Bonham United Fund, in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boaham United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Wiggins
Greater Bonham United Fund
Wiggins
United Fund
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Camp Fire Girls
Local Welfare
School Free Lunch Fund
USC
Texas United Fund
Fannin County ACS appeals for old sheets for bandages
The Fannin County American Cancer Society asks for old clean sheets to be torn and rolled into bandages. If you have sheets, call Mrs. Gene Danner or take them to her home. The agency serves many local patients.
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Fannin County
The
American Cancer Society
Gene Danner
Heavy fighting in Cambodian border jungles as U S aviation supports
Heavy clashes raged Saturday as U S and Communist troops battled in two jungle fronts near Cambodia. B52s attacked in support of infantry 112 miles from the border while Cambodian forces crossed into South Vietnam to seize a civilian and cattle. Navy destroyers attacked Communist cargo ships off North Vietnam and shelled a radar site. In the Central Highlands near Pleiku and near Tay Ninh City, American and Vietnamese units engaged Viet Cong forces with significant action and several guerrilla casualties.
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Saigon
APS
U.S
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
John R. Craig
Hamner
Demilitarized Zone
Central Highlands
25Th Infantry Division
Pleiku
Paul
Tay Ninh
Boys urged to start savings and learn business
The Daily Favorite advertises high paying paper routes offering earning, savings, and business training. Interested boys are invited to speak with Mrs. Winnett at The Favorite Office.
Soviet Friendship Delegation Ends China Visit
A Soviet friendship delegation abruptly left Beijing after hostile anti Soviet demonstrations. Moscow accuses China of exploitation and violing hospitality as protesters previously blocked the Soviet Embassy over Russia expelling Chinese students.
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Moscow
UPI
China
Peking
Russia
U.S.S.R
Favorite and Herald Sub Drive Gains Momentum
A campaign to boost subscriptions for The Bonham Daily Favorite and The Bonham Herald gains speed as 30 workers recruit new subscribers. Prizes range from 800 to 50 dollars, with bonus votes and a free Eversharp pen set for two year or five year subscriptions. Workers are promised wages tied to effort and aim to expand the papers' reach in the Bonham area.
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Bonham Daily
Bonham Herald
Glenn Edwards
Edwards
The
Herald
Bonham Territory
Favorite
Votes Partially Prorated In Subscription Campaign
The Daily Favorite and Bonham Herald publish the first tabulation of pro rated votes for a subscription drive. Names listed include Benson, Johnson, Bruce, Thomas, Hasten, McClure Jr., Vaughan, Paulk, Rogers, Cline, Hall, Ray, Crews, Moore, Rogers, Robertson, Fogle, Green, Butts, Ramsey, Whited, Burleson, Childress, Duncan, Worley, Yoast, Durham, Gregery, Crider. Subscriptions may be left at the Campaign Office or the Bonham Favorite and Herald.
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Daily Favorite
Bonham Herald
Neve Hazel Benson
Honey
Ana
Fou
Fred P. Johnson
Bonham
Rra Letha N. Bruce
Neal Thomas
Elsie Mae Hasten
E. G. McClure, Jr
Mary Vaughan
Honey Grove
Irene Paulk
Dodd Gily
Geades Doris Rogers
Bonwam
Cess
Kenneth Cline
Lelia Hall
Ravenna
Eeverene
H. D. Ray
Ector
Cora Lee Crews
Ladonia
J. D. Moore
Savoy
Mozelfe
Dodd City
A. R. Whited
Ivanhoe
George Burleson
Whitewright
Lou Dell Childress
Bonhat
Gladys Duncan
Leonard
Ellis Worley
Viola Wright
Mae Yoast
Bailey
N. Durham
Tam Gregery
Ambrose
Geraldean Crider
Wolfe City
WFFE
Franklin
Bonham Favorite and Herald
Cool Weather to Continue Sunday for Bonham Area
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures through Sunday in the Bonham area. No rain is expected. Sunday morning lows near the upper 30s to 40s and Sunday afternoon highs in the 60s, with reports of sub freezing readings in Dalhart and the Texas Panhandle. The Canadian cold front covered northern Texas, bringing mild readings to the south.
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Bornham
Bonham
Dalhart
Texas Panhandle
Upper Plains
Card 3 Christmas Mail Call for area service members
The Bonham Daily Favorite invites readers to submit names and addresses of local men serving in Viet Nam so they can receive Christmas cards. A corrected Fleet Post Office address is listed for L Corps W D Holmes and new entries include L Corporal Johnny L L Patton and Major Donald G. Lee with APO/FPO details.
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Bonham
Viet Nam
Fannin County
Fleet Post Office
Army Post Office
W. D. Holmes
USMC
9Th Marines
FPO
San Francisco
Calif
Johnny LL
Patton
c/o
Donald G. Lee
A.P.O
Ernest E. Lee
Windom
Pfe
Donald Horton
44Th Trans Co
APO
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned by Bonham Pastors
The Bonham-Pastors’ Association hosts a Union Thanksgiving Service at First Christian Church at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Carroll Copeland delivers the message on Genuine Thanksgiving with special music. Ministers from 7th and Main Baptist Nazarene First Christian Bethlehem Baptist join in the program. An offering funds Christmas baskets for area needy families. nursery will be open.
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The
Bonham — Pastors’ Association
First Christian Church
Carroll Copeland
First Methodist Church
Larry Guess
Johnson Leaves Hospital For Texas Ranch After Surgery
President Johnson exited Bethesda Naval Hospital three days after abdominal surgery and flew to his Texas ranch to rest and work through early January. He told reporters his recovery was rapid, thanked doctors and the public, and said he would take it easy while remaining accessible to official visitors.
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Johnson
Texas
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Texans Debate Tax Hikes For 1967 Legislature
Texas leaders signal likely new taxes to fund rising state spending in 1967 69. Lt. Gov. Preston Smith backs a sales tax increase while Gov. John Connally hesitates on raising the current 2 percent rate. Speaker Ben Barnes supports a tax rise if needed. Agencies seek about 1.2 billion in general revenue for the next biennium.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
Preston Smith
John Connally
Connally
Ben Barnes
Explosion Causes Burns To Local Boy At Home
John Roger Semosh a 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs John R Semosh of Telephone Rt 1 suffered first degree burns to his face right arm and left leg when a hair spray can exploded while he burned trash at home Friday afternoon He was treated at Allen Memorial hospital and released Saturday morning
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John Roger Semosh
John R. Semosh
Rt. 1
Semosh
Allen Memorial Hospital
Reed store to receive historic medallion in Fort Worth area
The Y. 8. Reed store at Jrenton will be honored at 2 p m Sunday when the Fannin County Historical Survey Committee presents a historic site medallion. Lt Governor Preston Smith will present it with Sen A M Aiken Jr of Paris to discuss the market program.
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Y. 8. Reed
Jrenton
Fannin County Historical Survey Committee
Preston Smith
A. M. Aiken, Jr
Paris
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
James D. Cole
Greenville
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Seattle
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J. E. Arnold
Richardson
Buis d’ Arc
Richard Nafe
Peter
North Center
Gerald Newby
Charley Tosh
Lannings
Trenton
Andy
Michael Keith Wiggins
Andy Sanderson
Michael Keith
Jimmy Wiggins
Favorite and Herald
Boy
Sant
He .Lioth
Henry Donaghey
Kate Estes
Reed
Sen. Hall
Jimmie Reed Butler
Wee
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