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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
2
The Rev Homer Kellum preached at the First Christian church to a large audience last night. He and his brother Rev Jesse Kellum had previously visited the church, with Jesse preaching on a prior occasion and Romer leading the singing. The Kellums performed a duet that was well received.
Cotton picking is the season and the norther is welcomed. Health is good in the community. Grandma Lair visited the Lairs. H. M. Lair and Erita Branch with Bernice and Cree Claypool visited Claud Moore’s. Mrs. Roger Mecore is sick. Lair took his wife to the doctor for an ear condition. Mr. Comer Crutcher and Miss Ethel Henson wed on the 19th. Vesta Irvin visited Lucile Bridges. The Bells visited the Cumtons. Most people went to Bonham to see the circus. Crutcher and Brakebill shared a dinner. Erwin Wait and Ruby Mae Claypool attended Ravenna singing. Bonham gas may come this winter. Treva Wheeler spent Sunday with Fay Rogers. Sunday SS is at 10 30 and singing at night.
Mr Claud E Groves and Opal Weaver both of Tulip were married by Rev B F Milam at his home at 4 p m Saturday. These are good young people.
In Greenville Texas a thief broke into the Roach farm home near Dix and stole furniture groceries two iron bedsteads and a stove while the owner Mr Roach was convalescing in hospital. Neighbors aided the family as they returned to secure the house.
Local notice seeks poultry eggs and butter from area suppliers. Mentions Ss. T. J. Clotfelter Production Co. West Ltd and a failec attempt to reflect life lessons. South Side Notes recounts visits and travel between residents including Mr. and Mrs. Harrand and other neighbors.
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