The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 118, Ed. 1 Monday, November 22, 1926 Page: 1 of 6
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UNITED PRESS SERVICE
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Evidently Demented Man
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FOR THE YEAR 1926 CITY OF AUSTIN. TEX.
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dropped
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FOUND one:
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SI NRISE PRAYER MEETING -
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’ Salisaw, Okla.,
in pursuit.
others
bed-
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Church Services Held in City
Snow has fallen at Ada, Okla. 1
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THE WEATHER
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RET I KN El> MISSION ARY
OVERCOATS
Rev: Claude M. Simpson, the
P‘ + service.
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iding elder, was expected to preach 4 crowded.
Prices from $18.00 to $45.00
—SEE US—
CHAS. DAVIS HARDWARE CO.
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H. L. RODGERS COMPANY
Bonham, Texas
OMISSION
“The Good Clothes Store.” •
THE REMINGTON
To build improve
or
PORTABLE
if
well
THE CRANBERRY MERCHANTS
3mal lest —lightest and most compaetdwel lings.
collec. molded our lives, and hr urged that
paid out of the missionary
adults
Advertising
he said the very success of the
Thanksgiving
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W. C. FINLEY
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Washington City:
their local work.
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tion. and political and social life had
made such progress under the mis-
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Creator than we-are and they speak
the love that is in their little hearts 1
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KOREA TELLS SQMF INTER-
ESTING EXPERIENCES
Rutherfordsenteneed ta 99
i prison at -Brownwood, has
The house should be +
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ROAD IS SAID TIT have
BEEN $140,000,000,00
w rk companion.
TWO OF THEM .KILLED OT4
RIGHT BY MAN
FnOM SHERM VN ' -I‛RE M HED
IN THE MORNING
SUING "FREE" PASSES
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MOTOR FREIGHT ♦
Lin from Bonham to Dallas ♦
W. R. COLLINS TRANSFER ♦
AND STORAGE +
Phones 244 and 332 +
League meeting at. Windom
* afternoon, and the presiding
to )
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roken lots of
en * Patent
ier Slippers.
.85 values
1i rial in
“Mamma.” came the message in
dead are William Candy and wife,
EVIDENTLY THE WORK
OF A MANIAC-SHOT
..... investigation' PAR-
DONS WAS ON. 'MA" STILL IS-
YOU OWE
if Don't allow all you earn
Something to yourstn- of it for your-
to pass on to Others Keep A.PAfor savings now
self through the systematic Pe Denefit of its friends
in operation at this Bank toi me in
and customers.
never so fully as
♦ HENRY R. SCATES, M. D. •
* Practice limited to diseases of •
+ The Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat •
♦ Eyes Examined ♦
♦ Glasses Correctly Fitted •
• Office over the Western Union •
♦ Phones: Office 198; Rea, 648 •
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; brought Kim along to Bonham for the
• evening service. Dr: Wasson talked
There was a -moment of tense si- retaway
shrill whisper, “Willie "found a
bug!”
" , National City Bank, of
The patter of tiny feet was heard cits. The prir wn„
Mrs i
o a «• a a g a 3 3: a c c 3: 30 3 90
TIIE CROP IS THE JUMBO OF w w F
Al l. OF THEM—OVER 18,000.
OF BONHAM
coURTESy_EFFICIENCY-STRENGTH
morning at 7:30. The public is in-
"vited to attend the service. <
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Bonham, Texan
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ICTURE TODAS
when darkness bits convicted of murder, out of
9 Dallas, for over twenty years a mi- ignarance and superstition, to.ay the hear the program, and it
. denary in Korea, was a classmate, difficulty lies i
S and a room-mate of Brother Simp-'
. I son at Vanderbilt University. He was
2 to speak to the . District Fp worth
brought into clo est contact all the course, "Companionship with ( hrist. 2
nations and peoples of the earth. .In Dr. King laid down the proposition *
this situation. Dr: Wasson nointed that no one in this life desires t< $
out that the Christ ianizing of Ann ri- travel alone: that no one does travel 7
ca depends upon the evangelizing of alone. Hexaid that even the child in 3
the whole world, its early life ha: a companion 0030 500 300 302 30) 39 3- 302 *300 30) 3 9 3 2> coma
Another interesting fact stated by Sometimes the companons are not
3 of his experiences and told of the
<♦> hanges he had een in the mission
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VOLUME, XXIV _____ ________ ,a- .
CNITED PRESS SERVICg 7258 •
- _ J— ___ BONHAM, TEXAS, MDNBAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1926 LOCAL COUNT! NEWS NUMBER 118
U. S. COTTON CROP ESTIMATED
•. _ _______ WEE - . ''.-UHM
EDITOR APPEAL DEAD
WEST AT SAN BENITO CH ARCED WITH DEATH AT MEMPHIS TODAY
INVESTIGATION MADE OF BILLINGS, OCT. 11 BIG NEWSPAPER MAN
Six men took . Matthew
. — J Korea in 1906 there was one local-
5 Per cent Money ’ Met hodist-preacher who was a native!
+ an hour', and the pastors ask that +
♦ the traditional American spirit 4*
+ of the day be shown by Bon v
3+ ham folks by attending this +
C.M.&ST.P. SOLD
UNDER HAMMER IN
Commercial Appeal
here.
-CITY BUTTE, MONT. THREE PEOPLE TODAL
PRICE PAID FOR THE GREAT WERE AT BREAKFAST TABLRU
-T. Swaine and Donald C. Swatland, arbund the breakfasttable in hjs
representing the reorganization man- parents’ home, killing two and per-:
agers, Kuhn. Loeb & < and the haps fatally wounding the third. He
that at
ningham, Mr. Ben Halsell. ant the 2
choir of the First Christian church J J
Nov, 22. While . the
To turn that stubble over and we can help you do
it. A-14-inch sulky at a price you cannet al lord to
pass up if you need a sulky.
them before the Korean congrega-
tions grew almost self-supporting in
without re-
away. Te
ried the benefit of education, and a most helpful and interesting dis
New York fled but was captured
$1H,e6066 sistan c a few blocks
The production of foreign cotton1
will probably be somewhat below
that of last year.
come. Listen!”
Koreans are oopoor to finance the 1 arr-Burdette family were present:
program; so that for a few years yet Dr, and Mrs. W . 1’ King. and daugh
they haVe taken the luscious cran-
« — O •
Busings# has been halted in some.
| of the English towns on account
of a devastating storm which swept
from the British-fsles to Spain.
’ rEe=o ....—----
oots 3 at Breakfast Table
____•______ -____• . ______• « ......h
Phone 12. “The dardware People"
LAST SUNDAY NIGHT: U"s"Nv"sy: +.
__ ___ + terian Chun h, preaching the 3
the smaller per cent of the t< tal ex- tec, Ruth, Miss Maurine Bronson,
pense paid by the American Church - Miss Evelyn Potter, and Miss Kath
es must be a larger sum than the erine Bailey, dietitian • of the ( ol-
sionary influence that Korea was aformer
new land. Dr. Wasson laid emphasis
1 p g a ■ Q 1 _ _ Mr. anbMrs. E.-C. Parker are the
Each Interesting trogrammesrappe
cause for thanks
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by savig money regularly, they may ha
avery day in the year.
damage relatively light. There is a cears
tendency among farmers who must broken iail.
employ labor to leave the low grade
.attention to the affairs of the par- slain. The affray is said’ to have killing Constable C. Billings on
don and t*sride board, Governor Fer-' started over a bet on a horse race. A, October 11, citizens "threatened to
CHILI ’
Fresh every day I
it Chocolate
,ni Wh • I hocola"t
itman Candy
Shipment just in
Magazines
issues of the lead
Magazines
Fruit
.11 kinds i eason J
BALL CON
ICTIONERY
Phone 555
He also pointed out that the incon-
sistencies of Western Christians, the
things they do privately and in
groups that are not in keeping with
the spirit of Christ, today furnishes
The Senior League will hold a
ROW CME IP OVER A BET ON OFFICERS REFURSE TO TTRN < OMMERCIAL, APPEAL ONE OF
' HORSE RACE, SO REPORTS PRISONER OVER TO CAMER- SovTS OLDEST AND BEST
, TODAY DECLARED ON OFFICERS—PEAR MOB DAILY NEWSPAPERS
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By I nited Press. 'Ey United Press:’ By Urfted Press.
SAN BENITO, Nov. 22. Officers ‘HARLINGEN, Nov. 22,— Follau -MEMPHIS, Tnn., Nov. 22. -C. P.
honse specint commfttee infestiga are investigatingrthe shooting last Ing the capture Sunday of the J, Mooney. editor of the Nemphis
ing the staite departments turned its night in which three Mexicans wete Mexican alleged to have contesset-to
greatest obstacle in the way of rendered a splendid musical program
missionary sueces . Whereas. twenty
1 . .. " , at the First Christian church mat
.years ago the dirticutty lay in the
national religions, and ’ was . hi. fly.'»«>»*• There was u “oo audience to
Dr. Wasson was.that last year the, visible, He affirmed that . ompany +-+---*+-++-+-*-*+--*--*----+-*----*--*-*--4-* -*-*-+-*-*.
, Methodists in K< eu paid 71 per cent had a great deal to do with the life f 3
located en whe were ntive Koreans. When of the total eo . of work in their of each traveler. It as the influ-
he first reached Korea. he’ t rave’ed. own land, leaving 29 per eent to belence of companionship thif- oQen
CHURCH SUNDAY EVE 2 at. * 2 OBOSK W w * G* 3 • * ce3600
* ■ ‘
1s really a portable!
: Korean: when he came back this
take up year there were- forty traveling
carried to preachers and eighty local preach-
i field o£Korea. When he went to
existing loans
it’s the maturity., on
It’s time you were thinking of Overcoats,
are Methodist Church* Thanksgiving
in our failure to live joyable service _ 3
up to our preaching; and it'comes hot Dr. William Perry King. Presi- *
from‘the ignorant and superstitipus dent of < arr-Burdette: wus present :
but f rom the < dui ated and cultured at both the morning and evening 7
Sunday peoples.. Missionary effort ha rais- services. He occuvied the pulpit at ■
elder edthe standard of human life, car- the eleven o'clock -ho ur. and delivered J
Fast and West Texa
fair and warmer. Rain.
As announced the music depart- 3
ment of ('arr-Burdette College, of 3
a vithandnanaroraszandanl cosi onl s12.50 one one ‘ m ......- thesn in a..... .
impie .........pate ieun dip you impiovemwmn V^hr'^XLa.......... „ nle. potui and that.
^* your home. common mode of travel was by Ford •* * ■
1 P IV , car over well-built roads. Agricul-
Bradford & Watson | ture. industry. all business, educa-
3 at First Methodi t church Sunt iy •*+*+***++++/4 + Sherman, as । Led by Mr II. \ Cun
was 12.25.
bale* Snt.
— -0- Y
.|<»C Parven, <>f Memphis, Texa,
was , drowned Sunday morning,
while trying to retrieve ducks he .
had shot. 9 ' ' .2
CHECKS vs CASH
Over nine-tenths of the business in the United States is done
on paper; less than one-tenth in cash. This is because the
former method is quicker. safer, more convenient.
A checkir g account with us extends all these advantages to
your personal and business ‘affairs.
HE FANNIN COUNTY STATE BANK
A GUARANTY FUND BANK
jail, and made their ■ sunrise prayer meeting at First
Ry United Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 - The
cotton crop will total 18,299,000
bales, compared with a yield of 16,-
103,679 bales last year, the Agricul-
tural Department forecasts on condi-
tions reported from the field on No
FROM * sermon. The ervice will last. + DR. w M. PERRY KINGLHERE
Doheny and Fall are to go
heBonham Dailu favorite
See ours before you buy. All sizes.
t** *ttsttte ***; MUSICAL PROGRAMME etly killed in Los Angeles in an Middling basis today
* .Th. ........ ■ GIVEN AT CHRISTIAN ......." Ta."............
on17,918.000 bales. Theance of fourteen “
l' i , int.s " Pel acre was parula,f-ur-fu-washs and two HARRIED LAST NIGHT
• "I in u. m . ... «.....- w. " I • ' A
SU. bureau announced 12,953,708 T " . ... Wiseia were married ul thiseity
’ - qnouncenoiHet hankecivinw A I ' - —
r.-« bales, . 0 unting round, hales . , , .... T : - — -lav night by -the C.h. B P.Mi R. M ...........I, o? Lubbock, and
gumeA from the crop . "... They will live in this city. „ P. i - af DaHes, died in night message.
.Noyember 14, compared with 12.- ng the la . esumei c0--;------• , /Dallas hVs in bed some time Sat " " ’ '
' 'nXT? Texas will pro ' '■ a Sofar he ' Cool in prison at Tula, urday nighN Both death..........
duce 5,800,000 bales. The forecast । ... r. - nas been allowed time to ■ go and r, , , • ITi , >
’ mmission. State P inFarm , i , . .to have been Fom natural causes.
Ereater (han on November 1. he teman Text Bookc.....mi ion b t e his dyinE mother. N zuard ______ N ______ .
case a elarger production is report -lcome under it, surveitanee T, went with him.
«I from North Carolina, Mississipvi, testimony this morning relat d , ote ’ Sepator • Rned n his pur-
—ouisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and pardon of Patrick Hoj •hn Carver, aged 31. was shot suit of graft in other cities, is
Arkansas. Slight declines, were re- principal or the E p. 11 and killed by a robber ner Knox 1 looking after alleged irregularities lenco—then
ported from South Carolina and Al chool , n •, । or ager t, t . City. T xas, Saturday night. Offi- in his own state elections now.
abama, while Georgia and Tennes sault, who was pardonedafte, ,M ra cers are in pursuit of the supposed This time he is after the Demo-
te Corecasts remained practically i,.,, ..i-hf .mon h, in ja"" " murdeier. erats. ... .
the same. —’ - ” ■
with him. Officers
cotton ilr the fields. The average
.cost of picking is $1.01 per 100 * +
pounds of seed cotton, astuompared,
with $1.27 last year, a
total expense borne by leg.
The following members of the
one time only made its appearance each
and have educated the public to enjoy ita
upon the fact that the Gospel not
only saves souls for time and eterni-
ty, but that it also saves lives to
better things here. "In the mission
fields especially, when a man be-
comes a Christian, he steps up to a
hiher level of living in all things;
and as the missionary program suc-
ceeds in a foreign field, a new group
is added to the producers, consumers
and enjoyers of civilization in the
world.”
ruson increased the list of Hemen father and son and another were-kill- lynch the Mexican, and the officers'
cy grants to 2,610, the issu- «•<!. - refused to-turn t prisoner overto
t ne Q -- ' i the Cameron ynty officials. Val
HARRIED LAST NIGHT 'lev offie inlsZre .... king the Mexi- from the head of the stains.
hrpnuflh......isoner Whitworth raised her hand, warn, hr The , hi ag . N ,......; ? _____________
: Billing'.. , thtusotnexs to lence. i, saridte br th onty , nroa Ware’s parents. Mrs. Madeline Mak.
us ’ she saie softir i he 1 country operating its ow , h. ■ well, 26 years old, and Ware’s ai,.
drenzare going to deliver thei good, car system, the other u-in r • ter. wa. severely wounded.
ft always gives me mans. It alsi has-more electrifsed
a feelinK of reverence to hear themiline than any railroad in the worid
they are so much nearer wia
was an on
By United Press
night; an<j he was present at the
3 hour for service. But he brought.
3 with him another man to do the
preaching. Dr. A. W. Wasson, now
* Professor of Missions at S. M. U.,
ewis
Weather conditions are said to be
favorable for picking, and the storm Dave
F4 -3000 400 «20. 303 203 30. 20 20 20 202 202 20: 20: 30
Now is the Time
i
goodness throughout the winter.
And the Banker through Advert iing has also shown
many people how to be thankful on . more days than one — how.
But each one select Christ as bis daily
By United Press. By United Preis.
BUTTE/Mont., Nov. 22. The Chi- BRIDGETOWN. N. J., Nov. 22.-
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R, R. Linwood Ware, 22, opened fire with
was sold at public auction to Robert an automatic at a group seatd
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Evans, Ashley. The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 118, Ed. 1 Monday, November 22, 1926, newspaper, November 22, 1926; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1548286/m1/1/: accessed July 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bonham Public Library.