Subscriptions and visits noted at Bonham Daily Favorite office
Local residents renew subscriptions to the Daily Favorite including Roy Sterwart R. E. Snow and Dr. C Barnett. Bailey ginmen Boo and J McMillen visit Bonham. Mrs Spotts returns toward Greenville with son Ovid for a Methodist conference. Virgil Wilson visits from Arlington while Will York travels to Dallas after funeral. Mrs Cadwallader hospitalized in Rochester Mayo Bros health updates. Church notices report Nazarene Sunday School and services led by Rev English with pastor W A Cartier.
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R. E. Snow
Red River
C. Barnett
Bonham
D Boo
J. Mc McMillen
Bailey
W. S. Spotts
Hugh A. Anderson
Dallas
York
George Keene
Rochester
Minn
J. R. Cadwallader
Church of the Nazarene
Dtoasm
A. B E. English
Clark Memorial Methodist Church
W. A. Cartier
Church of Christ announces weekly services
The Church of Christ invites attendance with Sunday school at 0 46, morning song service at 10 45, preaching at 1 00, Sunday evening worship at 7 30, and prayer at 7 45. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00 led by Rt. D Smith, Minister. Second Baptist lists school at 0 40 Fay Shepherd Superintendent and services at 11 00 and 7 46. W M U and deacons meet Monday night and Wednesday prayer meeting and conference at 8 00 led by THOS REECH, Pastor. Presbyterians invited.
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Church of Christ
Inge
Rt. D. Smith
Second Baptist Church
Fay Shepherd
Jl Oa
P Om
Thos. Reech
First Methodist Church
L. Th. Rather
Walter W. Armstrong
First Presbyterian Church
Local church notices and sale ad mix
Cordial greetings at First Baptist with attendance by Owen Laster and Ireh The program lists speakers and topics including What a Man in Hell Prayed For and Why He Was Denied The W M U meets Monday at 4 pm First Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 am Junior and Senior Leagues and prayer meeting The Presbyterian and Christian Churches outline sermons and events Missionary speaker D K Laurie in Tacoma Washington speaks on Lumber Jacks The Bates farm listing offers 100 1 2 acres near Bonham at 110 per acre with house and water Will H Evans and Co handle sale. A classified ad for a night-time ring work device ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
J. W. Rainey
C. L. Bradford
Presbyterian Church
D. K. Laurie
Taegina
Washington
Northwest
Lumber Jacks
Wek. Kerby
Bates
N. W. Bonham
Russell
Bonham Man John T. Clark Dies After Long Illness
John T. Clark of Bonham died at his home in Loul jonhans early today after months of poor health. A carpenter by trade, he was born June 8, 1862 in Tennessee and married Nancy Fletcher on November 30. He leaves a son Roy Clark of Leonard and two grandsons Ralph and Edward Clark who cared for him. Funeral services 2 p.m. at Clark Memorial Methodist Church with D. F. Pritchett in charge and Rev. Carter assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Clark
Bonham
Loul Jonhans
Clark
Jno
Chuk
Fennessee Ife
Nancy Fletcher
Roy Clark
Leonard
Ralph
Edward Clark
Odd Fellow's Lodge
D. F. Pritchett
Carter
Clark Memorial Methodist Church
South Gonham
Funeral Held for Mrs. I. C. Stephenson
The funeral of Mrs. I. C. Stephenson was held this morning at 10 o clock from the nephew John FF Arlege Sr residence with burial in Willow Wild cemetery. Rev Io M McConnell and Rev C G Wagner officiated and music came from First Christian and First Baptist church members. The article notes long life filled with affliction and mentions relatives and mourners including Mrs Annie Cradford and W E Barnett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Stephen
John FF. Arlege
Willow Wild
Io M. McConnell
First Baptist Church
C. G. Wagner
First Christian Church
Bonham
First Christian
First Baptist
Annie Cradford
Eamong
Decesed
D. M. Wells
J. Vo Caapmian 2
L. Nuncelee
Will H. Evans
Canebrake memories and kin in Marion Star note
The piece recalls life on the Journey farm with drinking poles selling to boys by Bots dire creek and mentions porch tales of past mischief before statute of limitations. Mrs C Jr Moore returns from Kansas City visit and Nat Lovelace family heads to Sanatorium Texas as their son Harry lies gravely ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dire Creek
C. Jr. Moore
Kansas City
Nat Lovelace
Sanitorium
Texas
Harry
Mrs J R Burnett Dies in Dallas Area Home
Mrs J R Burnett, widow of the late Thos R Burnett a well known Church of Christ preacher, died at the home of her son Karl Burnett in Dallas. She was past eighty. the Burnett family longtime residents of Bonham and widely known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlr. Burne
Neil Williams
Dalluy
J. R. Burnett
Karl Burnett
Missionary program and early Sunday remark notes
Missionary society program listed for Oct 19 at 1 o'clock with Mrs. John Nevill as leader and various activities including Bible lesson by Mrs. I. WY. Evan Song and a children's report by Mrs. Ed Peters. A closing prayer is planned with R. T. Davis in charge at the Royal Shine Parlor. Also includes a stray quip about early rising. Hay and land rental ad appears, plus farm ads and coal delivery offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
John Nevill
Airs
I. WY
Evan Song
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