Local visitors and guests noted in Bonham area notes
A sequence of brief social items lists residents and visitors to Bonham and nearby towns. Notable names include Tocals R. E. Tarpley Bonham. Leon Devenport Van Alstyne. Mrs. Lee Hampton Greenville. Robert Gallaher Jr. Waco. Mrs. Ray Manning Bonham. Mrs. Frank Philips Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Haile Dallas. Mrs. H. S. Mize Greenville. Mrs. T. H. Lively Van Alstyne. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dickson Wichita Falls. Mrs. Jeff Southerland Sherman. Miss Leona Glass Savoy. Miss Thelma Perkinson Durant. Pierce's Cafe advertising service. Claud Dillon and Pennington Groves Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannson and Mr. and Mrs. George Hannson Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pace Ravenna. Miss Maud Mangrum Carr-Burdette College Sherman.
Local Folk Enjoy Sunday Visits And Light News
Mr and Mrs J D Pace and son of Dallas spent Sunday with his parents south of town. Homer Sears moved back to the farm after a two month town stay while their new home was under construction. Neva McMurry a Bells teacher spent weekend with her mother R K McMurry. Clyde Burnham a Celtic teacher spent the weekend with her mother. W R Hooper and son and guest Annie Devenport of Greenville visited relatives in Pilot Point Sunday. A L Groves and Mrs J L Kirkpatrick visited Denton with daughters at the College of Industrial Arts. C J Boone of Dallas spent the weekend with his parents J L Boone and relatives. his wife joined them later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Pace and Son
Dallas
J. K. Pace
Town
Homer Sears
W. R. Hooper
Little Son
Annie Devenport
Greenville
Pilot Point
A. L. Groves
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Denton
The
College of Industrial Arts
C. J. Boone
J. L. Boone
Local notes and ads from Denison town column
Miss Willie Ross and Miss Elizabeth May visit family while attending Denison and Denton colleges. Dyer Jones drug store managers meet at Celina. J H Graves & Son ship two car loads of milk cows from East Texas after two weeks buying trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Jones
Roby Childress
This City
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
Dyer & Jones Drug Stores
Celina
J. H. Graves & Son
East Texas
Mr. Graves
Miss Velma Kirkpatrick Returns From Visit
Miss Velma Kirkpatrick a Trinity University student at Waxahachie has returned to the institution after visiting her parents Rev and Mrs W A Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Kirkpatrick
Trinity University
Waxahachie
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Mrs S A Long Visits Family in Texas
Mrs S A Long returned to her Waco home Monday after visiting daughter Mrs R W Chambers who accompanied her mother home. Mrs W H King learned of a Dallas grandson and left on the first train to visit him. Mr and Mrs Eugene McElvaney welcomed a new baby. D R Lewis and daughter Lucian Lace spent Saturday in Durant Oklahoma with John and Haden. Fire destroyed the Haden apartment house. the Hadens were away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Long
Waco
R. W. Chambers
W. H. King
D. R. Lewis
Lucian Lace
Durant
Okla
John Haden
Haden
Lewis
Fire Leaves Tenants With Nothing After Apartment Blaze
Residents recount losing all belongings after a fire at their apartment. they describe the moment the flames spread and the scramble to salvage what little they could. Officials confirm a single alarm and investigate the cause as residents seek assistance.
Atterberry Named Department of Justice Special Agent
H. T. Atterberry of this city received telegram notice of his appointment as special agent of the Department of Justice at Washington and was ordered to report to New York City for instructions and headquarters assignment on the 16th. He took the oath in Dallas and left for New York Thursday, an honor he is proud of and hopes to be assigned back to Texas with many friends wishing him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Atterberry
Department of Justice
Washington
New York City
Dallas
New York
Atterberry
Texas
First commercial telephone exchange opens in New Haven 1878
The world’s first commercial telephone exchange begun in New Haven Connecticut in 1878. Sun and Dallas News priced at $2.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Sun and
Dallas News
Annie D McGaughey Joins Walker's Millinery Sherman
Mrs. Annie D McGaughey announces she is now a saleslady with Walker's Millinery in Sherman. She invites friends to visit and view the merchandise, asking them to call her when they come in. Miss Mary Anna Seay and Aud rey May visited Enterprise friends Lola Mae and Robbye Broyles over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Walker’s
Sherman
Annie D. McGaughey
Mary Anna Seay
Audrey May
Lola Mae
Robbye Broyles
Enterprise
Collins Family Spends Weekend with Relatives in Whitesboro
Mr and Mrs C F Collins and children spent the week end with relatives near Whitesboro.
Texans weigh new state anthem title You Gotta See Papa Every Day
The New York Herald Tribune notes Texans are considering a new state anthem with the proposed title You Gotta See Papa Every Day if You Want to See Mamma at All. The remark reflects a humorous cultural moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Mamma
New York Herald Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tocals
R. E. Tarpley of
Bonham
Leon Devenport
van Alstyne
Mrs. Lee Hampton
Robert Gallaher Jr
Mrs
Ray Manning
Frank Philips
Lester Haile
T. H. Lively
J. B. Dickson
Julian Montgomery
Wichita Falls
R. S. Morehead
Jeff Southerland of
Call Reeves
Leona Glass of
Savoy
Winnie Bell Carter
Thelma Perkinson
Mary Perkinson
Pierce
Claud Dillon
Pennington Groves
Charles Hannson
George Hannson
Lester Pace
Ravenna
Maud Mangrum
Carr-Burdette College
W. L. Mangrum
United States
Manning &Clark Hardware
H. Montgomery
Neva McMurry
Bells School
R. K. McMurry
R. L. Johnson
Clyde Burnham
Celtic School
A. Burnham
Willie Ross
Denison
Mrs. W. Ross
Peaslee- Galbert
Elizabeth May
Odeon Program
William Desmond
Eileen Sedgwick
Fred Thompson
Bebe Daniels
Ricardo Cortez
Paramount
Ibanez
Pola Negri
Jack Holt
Charles de Roche
Bailey
Gillette Grain GO
S. Maston
Nixon
Robstown, Texas
Weingarten
Sherman’s
Dame Fashion
North Side Square
A. D. Mebane
South
Mr. Mebane
Sudan
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