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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1925
Page
6
A writer muses on husbands forgetting their names and places, suggesting a permanent arm tattoo branding married men with a “marned to prove” mark. The piece notes male reluctance, legal hurdles, and imagined use by cautious wives, joking about banners of sentiment and bachelor freedom.
The Wee Methodists and First Christian joined for an evening of song with a brass quartet featuring Brent Wagner Percy Inglish Olvin Gross and Lynwood Massey. A vocal quartet True Lovelace Mrs John Burks Mrs W E Newton and Max Reece sang Love That Will Not Let Me Go. Rev G K Wagner preached on America the Modern Samaria with a prophetic warning to the large audience.
A Columbia Ree editorial argues war should be removed from religious prophecies. It contends conflicts distort moral guidance and harm society.
The Attention Fair Boosters announce a special daily rate of $2.00 per person for Red Ball stations with reservations via the stations. Busses will be used and arrangements coordinated by the Fannin County Fairy Committee.
Hubert H. Rogers of Bonham and Miss Otilla Moss were married Thursday at 7 30 PM in the First Methodist Church with Rev Stanley Havers officiating. The ceremony featured a ring service and violin and vocal solos. The couple will honeymoon in Alice before moving to Dodsonville.
A United Press item cites the British Medical Journal attributing numerous motor accidents to sleepiness. The article notes that fatigue lulls drivers, with medical men more at risk due to demanding schedules and long drives.
A brief note warns that drivers who are very tired should refrain from operating vehicles on monotonous stretches to avoid accidents during long workdays.
Advertises mule buyers will be in Bonham on Monday at Brent's barn in J D Mards Wagon Yard near O G Lancaster. Sek ta.
The Gleaters Class of the First Christian Church will hold a Thanksgiving market on Wednesday November 25. 1952. Proceeds aid church programs and local aid.
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