14 Sep 1951
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1951
Page
1
The Bonham Daily Favorite announces corrections policy for errors involving any person or corporation. Readers are invited to contact the publishers, Sonyam Publishing Co., Bonham, Texas, with concerns about character or reputation reflections. The United Press content remains credited as shown.
A record of newborns and family references notes a baby named Weegee born at Medical-Sur Hospital with paternal grandparents listed. It mentions Mr and Mrs Hiram Bouhans GIKI and other family ties including Morgan Thomas of Bowteam and Mrs Chester Field. A social gathering and reunion is noted with Mr Dua Alexander as organizer and refreshments for nine attendees. The event date and location are referenced for a future meeting at the home.
A 40 page FDA pamphlet urges consumers to read food drug and cosmetic labels to ensure quality. Other items note glow in the dark children's outfits from Bos dadaoudrich Chemical and a new closet device Hang More to save space.
The editorial warns that U S highway networks face growing decay and underfunding. It cites steel and concrete shortages as limiting new projects, notes wartime pauses accelerated wear, and urges a high level commission to devise a feasible, funded plan to restore roads and support the economy and national security.
Miss Sunshine Mann, bride elect of Rev. Idan Bynum of Duadlus, was honored by the Woman’s Society of Christian Service and the Wesleyan Service Guild at a Wednesday evening church event. A program featured songs by Ima Brenderick and soloist Mrs H L Palm, with a five piece Rivera Aluminum ware set and a Presto cooker awarded to the honoree. A satin table centerpiece and punch service completed the reception.
A Panama Canal Zone ceremony honored the Franklin Delano Roosevelt memorial fire engine donated after a sculptor failed to deliver a statue. Murray Wise led the flag-off ceremony as Colon volunteers paraded in full dress, while Panama City funds funded the vehicle.
Senate Crime Committee proposes broad revisions to transportation and immigration laws to curb illicit activity. Measures include quick license renewals for ICC licensees, tougher narcotics penalties, limited permits for exporters, perjury tightening, expanded subpoenas aid, and creation of a permanent Federal Crime Commission.
The questions outline dangers facing early space travel by noting sun exposure, gravity absence, and meteor threats. The second query asks about a championship points time limit, with unclear text suggesting a short window or maturity. The final line mentions a drone wage and rapidity but is garbled and unreadable.
The Win dom Home Demonstration Club met in the lunchroom with Mr. Dan Alexander presiding. The item notes a fragment discussing aging and response speed, followed by a stray reference to Andorra as an independent country located between France and Spain.
Mrs. T. J Beasor fell at her home and suffered a fractured pelvis. She is receiving treatment at Medical Surgical Hospital in Bonham.
Mrs Jim Whitecott of Oklahoma City visits her brother Mr and Mrs Mark Jackson and other relatives. Mrs J H Janders of Lewisville Arkansas is visiting at the home of her daughter Rev and Mrs T J Watts.
Wilburn Anderson returns home from Veterans Hospital in McKinney where he is receiving treatment. Charles Collins and Wesley leave Thursday for California to attend Texas A&M College. Dorothy Heaton plans to move to Denton to continue studies at 7 State College for Women. SSgt James D. Dutt reports to Carswold after a few days visiting his mother Mrs Thuley Doe. County Superintendent Jim Yton and Mark Moulton, county social teacher, depart on a vacation to Hot Springs. Basil London and Clarence London return from a trip to Burg, Pa. with Basil London’s wife.
A fragmented note mentions September prompts for aging hints with sugar butter and cream on cake pops. It also notes a flying squirrel uses a membrane between fore and hind limbs to glide through the air.
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