Local social and crop notes from Bonham area
Canaan Everheart and Frances of Tom Bean visited here last week. Denison and Sherman trips noted. Ivanhoe and Kentuckytown residents visited relatives. Ed Hube school near Bonham held closing exercises. Crops look encouraging despite frost and cool weather. Rain Sunday night boosts growing crops. Mother's Day planned at Presbyterian church May 4. The Enterprise school closing exercises set for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Garner
Ed Hube
Bonham
W. T. Coffman
Savoy
Bishop Lamb
T. F. Coffman
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Assures Ease and Rest
The advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days with the first application bringing relief. A refund is offered if curing fails. The message targets druggists and potential patients seeking quick relief.
Forty two Club and related social events detail
Mrs Maurice McMillin hosted the Forty two Club at Spruce Street with eight visitors and refreshments of strawberry ice cream cake and mints. Edwin May entertained a kid party at West Main Street for the senior class with guests costumed as children and games. Ruth Myrick hosted thirty friends at West Whitewright with bunco and music. nearby, Miss Enna Montgomery received a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Tom Barbee and Miss Eva Stilwell with a May day themed reception and gifts for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice McMillin
Forty-two
Spruce Street
Jack McMillin
Charley Truett
Edwin May
West Main Street
Hazel May
Litta May
Mr. Lloyd Wright
Ruth Myrick
West Whitewright
Margareta Fender
Miss Ruth Myrick
Estelle Montgomery
Ivy Fain
Tom Barbee
Paul Roberts
Eva Stilwell
Enna Montgomery
T. E. Barbee
S. H. Montgomery
W. B. Hestand
J. W. McMurry
Emmet Penn
Frank Roberts
Lucian LaRoe
J. T. Stillwell
Claude Sears
Musi
Montgomery
Stilwell
Classified Ad Rates and Notices
Classifieds list 1 cent a word with a 20 cent minimum and offer to buy a second hand binder from W R Ford at phone 215. Also advertised is a Tyler Business College scholarship for sale by J H Waggoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ford
Tyler Business College
J. H. Waggoner
For Sale: Seven Foot Cutter John Deere Binder
Classified note lists a new seven foot binder used one season by W. J. Barbeetr offered at a bargain. Also advertised is a second hand hay press self feed 100 bales per hour with six horsepower Fairbanks Morse engine and two buck rakes. Contact W. R. Ford at telephone 215 for quick sale. Also sale of a high room residence on two northeast corner lots with electric lights city water storm house and small barn priced to move. W. C. Hustines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barbeetr
Fairbanks & Morse
W. R. Ford
Telephone
W. C. Hustines
T. Pd
City council extends water meter deadline to May 1
Public notice says the city council extended the final installation time for water meters to May 1 due to meter shortages. No further extensions are planned. Chairman Holcomb will proceed with installations at homes as quickly as possible to complete the meter system per the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcomb
Po-Do-Lax Promises Constipation Relief and Liver Support
Advert says Po-Do-Lax provides fast relief from constipation after the first dose. It is described as a compound laxative that also stimulates bile and other secretions, aiming for permanent relief. The ad notes regular stools and occasional use only, presenting it as an excellent liver medicine priced at 50 cents at druggists.
Surprise Eleventh Birthday Party At Minnie Willis Home
A group of youths gathered at Bailey Montgomery’s home Tuesday evening at seven to surprise Minnie Willis on her eleventh birthday. They enjoyed outdoor games on the lawn, then returned to the living room for refreshments and more games, making the celebration a hearty occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Montgomery
Minnie Willis
Entertaining Guests At Charming Little Hostess
In the entertainment of a charming little hostess and her mother, the gathering included Dee Little, John Phillip Bar Grafton Montgomery, Bail Montgomery, Jack Spindle, Epting, Frank Gafford, Pa Graves, and Misses Mary Freeman, Loui Freeman, Katherine Waugh, Willie Ross, Lillig Ross, Bessie J Barbee, Marion Barbee, Jewel Capeton, Dorothy Spindle, Elizabeth May, Lurline Gafford, Ma Johnson, Maxey Echols, Charl Belle Southerland, Hope Ball, Bertha Cox. Nine thirty the guests departed in th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wer Dee Little
John Phillip Bar Grafton Montgomery
Bail Montgomery
Jack Spindle
Epting
Frank Gafford
Pa Graves
Misses Mary
Loui Freeman
Katherine Waugh Willie
Lillig Ross
Bessie J
Marion Barbee
Jewel Capeton
Dorothy Spindle
Elizabe May
Lurline Gafford
Ma Johnson
Maxey Echols
Charl Belle Southerland
Hope Balla
Bertha Cox
Depar
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Armstrong’s Cash Store
Canaan
Everheart
Frances of
Tom Bean
F. E Alverson
Denison and
Sherman
Lester Ferguson
Ivanhoe
J. D. Garner
Chas. Alexander
Mrs. Foster Ferguson
Mrs
J. W. Taylor
J. E. Rutledge
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. L. K. Garner
Allie Alverson
Kentuckytown
Mrs. C. D. Alverson
J. R. Murphy
Little Rock
M. F E. McCoy
Enterprise
Whitewright
Miss
Gladys Ray
Infant Party
O. W. Myrick
Velma Kirkpatrick
Frank Thomas
Jack Webster
Hazel Ray
DR. J. S. Spikes
ST. Joseph
R. May, M.D
Ross R. May, B.S., M. Doctors
May
Ofice
J. Maurice McMillin
First National Bank
Glenn Doss
SUN Office
Hart Schaffner & Mara
Hart Schaffner
Marx