Local Notices From Bonham and Nearby Towns Include Visits and Trips
Local items list residents and visitors across Bonham Sherman Paris Denison Denison region. Names include Sturdivants Blantons Mangrum Magers Boone Carter Clark Fleming Victory Noe Thomson May Hansard Lilley Dick McMurry Moore Ownby Roberts Pierce Ewing Witt Vestal and others. Activities include weekend visits business trips and family gatherings with several towns named. Local merchants note a price for small type hens at Nicholson 161 2 cents.
Local Socials And Notices From Bonham Area
Miss Ina Hoyt Ryan returns from Wichita Falls business college. Families and guests visit relatives in Wolfe City Sherman Trenton Whitesboro Dorchester Durant and Dallas areas. John Philip Barbee joins Texas Power and Light in Dallas. Local shops promote groceries shirts undergarments and dress accessories. Eunice Turner attends funeral in Dallas for cousin J B Turner.
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Ina Hoyt Ryan
Wichita Falls
John Philip Barbee
The
Texas Power and Light Company
Dallas
Nicholson's Cash Grocery Buys Hens at 1815 Cents Per Pound
Sam Montgomery Jr visiting from Texas A M College with his parents Mr and Mrs 8 H Montgomery. Mrs J C Queener of Sherman and Mrs S H Woodson of Wolfe City were guests of Mrs D R Fain last weekend. Large hen buyers offered 1815 cents a pound through Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMurry Jr
Austin College
Sherman
Nicholson
Grafton Montgomery
Odessa
8. H. Montgomery
Sam Montgomery Jr
Texas A. & M. College
J. C. Queener
S. H. Woodson
Wolfe City
D. R. Fain
Findley Haile
Lester Haile
Pinkie Shelton
Brother Visits Brother in Illness in Shawnee
J. M. Hamilton of Shawnee Oklahoma arrived Thursday to be at the bedside of his brother W. T. Hamilton who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hamilton
Shawnee, Okla
W. T. Hamilton
Marion Smith
Milas Smith
Muskogee, Okla
Tom Holmes
The
Trenton Tribune
Jarvis Couple and Miss Martin Visit Bonham Friends
Mr and Mrs C L Jarvis visiting relatives, and Miss Faye Martin visited friends in Bonham on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
J. M. Sturdivant
Bonham Sunday
C. L. Jarvis
Miss Faye Martin
Bonham
Visitors from Sherman Stop at The Sun
Newell Johnson, managing editor of the Sherman Democrat, and R. H. Brittain of Sherman visited The Sun on Wednesday morning. They paid a pleasant call while in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Johnson
The
Sherman Democrat
R. H. Brittain
Sherman
Whitewright
Sun
Local families visit relatives as week unfolds in Bonham
The column lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Meador and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Manning and son, H. C. Monroe, plus others in Leonard and nearby towns. It notes Milas Smith’s serious illness, Sallie Moore’s return from Sanger to live with Miss Cora Morrow, and several community happenings including sales pitches for vacuum cleaners and shoes from M. C. Spivy & Co. Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Meador
Ray Manning
H. C. Monroe
Leonard
Gordon Family Returns Home to Chickasha Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs H L Gordon and their little daughter returned to their Chickasha Oklahoma home Sunday after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs R B Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Adams
Dallas
H. L. Gordon
Chickasha
Okla
R. B. Gordon
Reverends Attend Texas Sunday School Conven tion Corsicana
Rev J H Hawkins attends the annual State Sunday School Convention of the Texas Baptist Convention at Corsicana on Tuesday. The item notes retail ads for spring goods and a sermon by Dr O T Cooper at the Dallas district Methodist Church next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hawkins
Texas Baptist Convention
Corsicana
O. T. Cooper
Sherman
North Texas Methodist Conference
Dallas
Methodist
Pattie-McDonald Wedding Noted In Fort Worth Event
Misses Inez and Gladys Ray attended the Pattie-McDonald wedding in Fort Worth on Saturday. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Sue McDonald formerly of Sherman, and is well known to many Whitewright residents who have visited here on numerous occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Gladys Ray
Pattie-McDonald
Fort Worth
Sue McDonald
Sherman
Bonham Store Promises Large Spring Dry Goods Selection
Customers are told that New Spring Goods offer a large and unusual assortment of dry goods. M. C. Spivy & Co. invites shoppers to make selections in good taste and notes the extensive stock available in Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Spivy & Co
Bonham
PTA Brings Big Art Exhibition to Telephone Building
The Parent-Teacher Association presents a major art exhibition at the telephone building next Wednesday to Saturday afternoons. A daily program runs 3 to 4 30 o'clock. Guests include Mr and Mrs T C Wood Mrs Jim Danner Mrs L R Wright and Betty Jean of Bonham Mr and Mrs Roy Clark Edward Clark Jr of Leonard Mr and Mrs Leo Risk of Sherman.
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Parent-Teacher Association
T. C. Wood
Jim Danner
L. R. Wright
Betty Jean
Bonham
Roy Clark
Edward Clark Jr
Leonard
Leo Risk
Sherman
Edward Clark
Spivy Co.’s Dry Goods Ad Promotes High Quality Stock
Bonham based M. C. Spivy & Co. claims to keep stocks at the high mark of excellence in dry goods, inviting customers to shop for top quality merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Spivy & Co
Bonham
Grand jury reports 55 felony indictments in district court
The Fifty Ninth District Court grand jury adjourned Wednesday at noon after two and a half days in session. A total of 55 indictments on felony charges were reported to Judge F. E. Wilcox. F. E. Douglas of Whitewright was a member of the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-Ninth District Court
F. FE. Wilcox
F. E. Douglas of
Whitewright
Horton reports harmony at Grayson County Democratic meeting
W H Horton a Democratic committeeman from Whitewright attended the Grayson County Democratic executive committee meeting in Sherman. He notes a harmonious session and says he has served on the committee for years. Horton solicited funds to help entertain the National Democratic convention in Houston in June. only one other committeeman matched his donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Horton
Whitewright
Grayson Couny
Sherman
Horton
Houston
Mr. Horton
Rev B H Webster Visits Whitewright on Weekend
Rev B H Webster of Dallas a superannuated Methodist minister visited Whitewright Saturday and Sunday. He spoke to the men's Bible class at the Methodist Sunday school and recalled his forty years as pastor of Pilot Grove Church. He is a former Whitewright citizen and was warmly remembered by older residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Webster
Dallas
Rev. Webster
Pilot Grove Methodist Church
Whitewright
Honor for Mrs Fortner At Whitewright Tea
Mrs C B Bryant Jr hosted a tea for about one hundred guests on April 12 honoring her sister-in-law Mrs A H Fortner of Sweetwater. The event featured pink and green decor with sweet peas and carnations as favors and a welcoming receiving line led by Mrs W H King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
C. B. Bryant Jr
A. H. Fortner
Sweetwater
W. H. King
Fortner
C. B. Bryant Sr
FE. C. Anderson
Whitesboro
Louise Anderson
Dallas
Tea, piano and vocal selections charm guests in elegant gathering
The table featured pink sweet pea centerpiece with four green candles and assorted cakes cookies sandwiches and mints. Mrs Robert Sears poured tea and Mrs Ross May poured coffee. Attendants included Misses Marian and Bessie Jo Barbee Martha Jo Sears and Mrs Gomer May. In the living room guests were welcomed by Mrs L O Lackey and Mrs J W McMurry with piano and vocal numbers by Mrs G F Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sears
Ross May
Misses Marian
Bessie Jo Barbee
Martha Jo Sears
Gomer May
L. O. Lackey
J. W. McMurry
G. F. Bryant
Child Dancers Delight at Traction Event
Miss Gladys Ray presented the feature with two young dancers Misses Jane Payne and Nancy Fortner aged five and six. Their aesthetic and acrobatic dancing drew enthusiastic applause as Mrs. T. E. Barbee bade guests farewell and sent them on their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ray
Jane Payne
Nancy Fortner
T. E. Barbee
American firm wins Brazil street railway electrification contracts
An American company secures contracts to electrify about 45 miles of street railway in Brazil, signaling expansion of U S energy and transportation expertise in South America and potential job creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. J. S. Blanton of
Vernon
Pratt’s
W. L. Mangrum
J. K. Magers
J. L. Boone
W. N. Carter
Terrell
Lloyd Moore
Durant, Okla
Wm. Fleming of
Guy Victory of
Isabel Noe of
Denison
B. H. Thomson
J. F. Lilley
Irene Hansard
Paris
Earl Hill
Claud Jones
Trenton
Carl May
Callis
C. G. Wright of
Cooper
Rev
J. F. Fender
T. M. Dick of
Frisco
J. C. Dick
Ruby Killian
Tulsa, Okla
W. D. Ownby
Paul Roberts
W. F. Sanders
H. Benedict
Andrew Pierce
McKinney
Mrs. Mell Roberts
Ben R. Roberts
J. W. Ewing
Ira D. Ewing
Celeste
C. I. Witt
R. C. Vestal
Chesley Rutledge Confectionery
A. V. Cates
W. J. Long
Kate Fulton
J. N. Fain
Walter Fain
East Texas
J. L. McSpedden
Albert Chumbley
C. Chumbley
Sherman Hospital
Mabel Rector
J. R. Fleming
Big Spring
George Gattis
R. A. Dicus
Helen Holmes
Roscoe Pace
E. G. Gilley
Ector
Wayne Coggins
H. E. Coggins
Eugene Wilson
Tom Bean
Jesse McIver
Crawford Montgomery
Durant, Oklo
Vera and
Emma _ Holland
Dorchester
Dewey Williams
Pierce & Sons Cafe
Bufford Cates
Commerce
Madelyne Byers
Flora Harbert
Emma Lilley
Lone Oak
Jack Frazier
Henderson
Ernest Lilley
Frank Hanna
of Sherman
Earl Wallace
Joe Wallace
Little Daughter
Pampa
Sallie Moore
Sanger
Cora Morrow
D. S. McMillin
Mary Hestand
Tishomingo
Dustin
Oklo
Prohibition Enforcement
Jim Wallis
Greenville
Monroe
Pierce
Holmes Connelly
B. G. Gowdy
Johnson’s
R. L. Johnson
Mrs. Fortner
Packard
the Sun Job Office
Whitewright Lumber Company
Whitewright Lumber Co. ‘‘Neighborly Service
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