The Bonham Herald (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 30, 1933 Page: 5 of 6
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THE BONHAM (Texas) HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1933
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• CLUTTER POINT *
Mr, and Mrs, C. C. Nichols and
family spent Sunday witn Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Harris of Randolph.
Miss Opal Mae Johnson spent Sun-
day with Misses Madell and Morell
Trout.
Mr. George Dewoody took dinner
with Woodrow Warnell, Sunday.
Misses Beula Fae and Eula Mae
Cooper spent Sunday with Miss Eve-
lyn Leeth.
Mr. and M;rs. W. A. Bonham and
children, Mary Evelyn and Jimmy,
^ and Miss Smith took supper with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Brent.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vassar, Mrs. T.
T. Lockaby, Marcelle and Edwin
Lockaby and' Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Lockaby of Bonham visited Mr. and
yf Mrs. Leslie Lockaby, Sunday after-
noon.
Misses Arene and Rachel Brent
spent the week end with their sis-
ter, Mrs. Robert Price.
Mr. Rayburn Warnell visited Edd
Burnett, Sunday.
parrel McLain and Jack Nichols
^^^Ked Howard Nichols, Sunday.
and Mrs. Z. 0. Trout and fam-
ily called on Mr. J. B. Herriage, Mon-
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Leeth and Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Cooper visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ab Deets of Hilger.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Grisham of
Dodd City called on Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Grisham, Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Tarver visited
Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Nash of Boyd
Saturday night.
The following pupils were the best
in their grades the second month of
school: Narene Nichols and Ray-
burn Warnel in the tenth, Morrel
Trout, ninth, Lometa Grisham
eighth, Bertha Lee McCormack sev-
enth, Mary Frances Nash sixth, Haz-
el Anderson fifth, Buna Fay Nichols
and Geneva Carlton fourth, Inell
Warnel, Mary Frances Fletcher and
Helen Crow third, Lura Gene Jones
second, Betty Agnes Fletcher first,
Wylma Gene Dewoody and Maxine
Richardson in the primer.
Hosiery department — atttractive
values1—some new numbers just in.
M. C. SPIVY & CO.
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TULIP
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Mr. Earl Snodgrass was the bed
time visitor of Mr. Ben Lorance,
Sunday nigar.
Mrs. Joe. Turbyftll visited Mrs.
Norris Carlisle, Sunday.
Miss Lucile Lorance visited Miss
Fay Curry, Friday alt era o on.
Miss Laura Nell Lorance spent
Saturday night with Miss Dess:e Mae
Mc-Rae.
Quite a few from here attended
singing at Elwood, Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Garner and
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ownby and baby
of Randolph visited Mr. and Mrs.
Herschel Curry, Sunday. Mrs. Cur-
ry returned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs Thompson of Ambrose
visited Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gibbs,
Saturdaf night and Snday.
Miss Bernice McFarland spent Fri-
day night with Miss Nadine Dodson.
Miss Hope Thompson visited Miss
Josephine Lorance, Sunday.
Miss Irene McFarland spent Sun-
day with Miss Lucille Curry.
Miss Dessie Mae McRae spent,
j Sunday with Miss Laura Nell Lorance
! Miss Hazel McFarland spent Sun-
| day night with Miss Mary Olive
I Curry.
| A large crowd attended the party
• at Mr. and Mrs. Arvill Rues, Friday
| night and everyone reported a fine
time.
! Miss Lee Ila Gibbs visited Mrs.
Iva Jaynes last week.
—Joe Ann
WINDOM
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NEW WARREN
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This week finds us still having
fine fall weather. The gathering of
crops is still moving along fine.
The row feed is being harvested and
housed and the yield is fairly good.
Most of the cotton coming in at this
time is bolls. Quite a number have
sowed wheat and some are still sow-
ing. A light shower would be bene-
ficial to the wheat and fall oats.
Mrs. C. P. Connally who has been
critically ill for several weeks is re-
ported at this writing in a dying con-
dition and can’t last but a short time.
Ralph Connally and wife’ of Kilgore
Texas, Walter Connally and wife and
son of Overton, Texas, Tom Connally
wife and daughter Jacquelin of
Rockland, Texas came Sunday to be
at her bedside. They returned to
their homes Sunday evening, return-
ing here Tuesday when Mrs. Con-
nally grew worse.
The Methodist people and others
here and the surrounding communi-
ty surprised their new pastor and
wife, Bro. and Mrs. Lee Miller with
a bountiful pounding Monday night.
J. B. Layman and wife spent the
week end with W. J. Layman and
family.
Those visiting Broden Alverson
and wife Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.
B. M. DeBerry and son. Mr. and Mrs.
Levean Hodges and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Powers.
Several of this community attend-
ed the funeral of Uncle Jimmie Hawk
Sunday.
Buck Killough and Fay Henmbey
were united in marriage at Sherman
Saturday.
Herman Towers visited his moth-
er, Mrs. J. H. Hawk, Monday.
Mrs. Broden Alverson and daugh-
ter, Alma Ruth, visited her mother
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pike and son
visited E. L. Thomas and family Sun-
day.
L. M Brown and wife visited in
Bonham Monday.
Noble Powers visited F. M. Price,
Monday.
Ola DeBerry and niece, Imogene
The committee did some good work ! Lodges, spent Sunday night with
Garment Section — See Clearance
prices tomorrow.
M. C. SPIVY & CO.
Old Time Four Note Singing
An event of great interest to the
older people will be the old time
singing at Spring Creek, Sunday
afternoon, Dec. 3, at two o’clock.
Bring your book, a friend, and meet
with us.—Reporter.
The Tejas Delphian club did not
meet this week. Mrs. John Kincaid
of Dodd City who is to be hostess on
next Wednesday has invited the mem-
bers to come to her home at 1 p. m.
instead of 3 and they plan to go tak-
ing covered dishes for a luncheon.
WINTERING
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in
Bonham
Style Shop’s
Coats
That is what the smart fem-
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ALL THE
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OF THE
SEASON . . .
just when you need a coat most
and when there is a full season of
cold weather ahead. There is
nothing so wearable, so stylish or
so effective in keeping you safe
from winter’s chill as a fur trim-
med coat.
All are of a conservative nature
which will assure smartness for
several seasons to come.
BONHAM STYLE SHOP
MRS. W. T. LOCKHART
MRS. J. H. BROYLES
S LEE Pi
in their soliciting. Late Monday
evening word was learned that Bro.
and Mrs. Miller were planning to
visit in the country Monday night.
So some of the committee went and
called on them until the crowd with
the pounding could arrive. A large
number attended and a fine time was
enjoyed by all. Bro. and Mrs. Miller
wish to express their appreciation to
everyone and invite everyone to
come and visit them any time.
The faculty play entitled “I Will,
I Won’t” will* be given at the school
auditorium Nov. 29, by all our teach-
ers and some others. This is a three
act comedy drama which you will en-
joy very much. All have worked hard
in getting this in readiness, the
proceeds to go for school. Come and1
enjoy the evening and help the
school cause.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dowlen accom-
panied by Mrs. W. H. Dowlen and
Miss Ruth were Dallas visitors
Tuesday and returned the same day.
Mrs. B. F!. Morris who has been
visiting her son Elton of Riverby re.
turned here last Friday.
A number of the missionary ladies
from nere attended the mission study
class at Whitewright, Monday and
report a very profitable study.
Howard, Jr., Howell, and Lucille
Connally came in from Commerce
Tuesday to be with their grand-
mother, Mrs. C. P. Connally.
Mrs. L. E. Self who has been
critically ill for some time is no bet-
ter. at- this writing.
A large number from here are
counting on seeing the, Bonham and
Honey Grove football game at Bon-
ham Thursday. Tne stores here will
be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving.
A number of our college boys and
girls came in Wednesday for the
Thanksgiving holidays. Reva and
Weldon Chandler, Williard Cassel,
and Lloyd Burnett of Commerce.
Mr. Eli Word and Miss Imajean
Spelce surprised their many friends
here last Monday week by motoring
to Bonham and getting married.
They were married at the home of
Rev. S'tovall of Bonham of the
Church of Christ. Mr. Eli Word is
the son of Mrs. E. E. Wheeler. He
is a very fine young man having been
feared here in our midst, and well
known to everyone for his faitnful,
sincere, and honest dealing with
everyone. He is a man of Christian
ideals who has a willingness to serve
at all times. He was educated here,
Honey Grove and Dallas. At present
he is farming and also preacher of
the gospel for the Church of Christ
Miss Imajean is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Spelce of the Spring
Hill community. She is a graduate
of the Windom High School and has
many other accomplishments. Both
of these young people have many
friends who wish for them many
years of happiness. They are house-
keeping on the Word farm southeast
of town.
Miss Frances Jacquelin Connally
the ten year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Connally of Rockland,
visited the school here Monday and
gave several accordian numbers for
the pupils of several of the rooms
which was appreciated by all. Miss
Jacquelin is taking piano accordian
lessons from a teacher at Houston
and is getting along fine. She was
invited to visit the school again.
Mrs. N. L. Powers.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilliam were
shopping in Deniison, Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. James Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. DeBerry and son
and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Powers at-
tended the pie supper at Fairview
Friday night. Mr. Thompson helped
to sell the pies.
* ELIZABETH GROVE *
Hilger School Report
Hilger School Report, Second
month, perfect attendance: Low
First: George Stout, Lovella Stay-
ton, Wanda Rowe. High First:
Wayne Burks, Denver Owen. 2nd
Grade: Bobby Chapman, Reba Fae
Strout. 3rd Grade: Charley James
Vaughn, Earl Hendrix, Doris Nell
Chapman. 4th Grade: Lillie Mae
Vaughn, Marguerete Owen, 5th
Grade: Donnie Campbell. 6th Grade:
Melvin Campbell, Raymond Hendrix,
Montella Helton. 7th Grade. Juanita
Keel. Those making highest grades
in each grade were: low first: Wanda
Rowe, high first: Wayne Burks. 2nd
Grade: Bobby Chapman. 3rd Grade:
Doris Nell Chapman 4th Grade:
Marguerette Owen. 5th Grade: Don-
nie Campbell. 6th Grade: Melvin
Campbell. 7th Grade: Juanita Keel.
8th Grade: Donnie Barnes. 10th
Grade: Clyde Pearson, Eugene Pear-
son.
Submitted by Rupert A. Taylor,
Principal, Greta Mae Donaldson, as-
sistant.
Our community was greatly sad-
dened early Saturday morning as the
news spread that the death angel
had visited us during the night and
had taken James H. Hawk exactly at
midnight; high blood pressure with a
hemorrhage from the lung being the
cause of death. James H. Hawk
(Uncle Jimmie) as he was familiarly
known was 72 years old at the time
of his death. He had lived in Texas
39 years having come here from
Greenville, Tenn. He had lived in
this community 33 years and was one
of our oldest and greatest
loved citizens. His friends were
numbered by his acquaintances. He
is survived by three sons, John and
Charlie of this community and Bob
of Shamrock, Texas. His son Bob
was unable to attend the funeral
on account of illness. He is also
survived by his wife, Mr:s. Alice
Hawk, and several grandchildren.
His funeral was preached at the
Mothodist church at Savoy by Rev.
Vail of Ector and Rev. Hibberd of
Bells. The remains were laid to
rest in Sunny Side cemetery at j
Savoy amid a mound of beautiful j
flowers. Uncle Jimmies’ funeral was >
the largest ever from our community
there being 27 cars in the procession.
J. 0. Lee and wife of Kilgore are
spending a few days here with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Nix.
Tom Price and family of Denison
attended the funeral of J. H. Hawk,
Sunday.
Fane Hodges and family, Mrs. R.
N. Pittman and son Robert of Deni-
son attended the funeral of J. H.
Hawk here Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Taylor of Parkers
Grove was a guest of her sister Mrs.
John Hawk over the week end.
Mrs. Mildred Power and children
of Bonham were guests of her sister-
in-law, Mrs J. H. Hawk, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Cleo Winchester of Denison
attended the funeral of J. H. Hawk
here Sunday.
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Many from here attended the
play at Telephone last Saturday
night. All enjoyed the play and re-
ported a nice time.
Mrs. Annie Mae Dewoody and two
children from the Cotton Center
community spent last week with her
sister Mrs. Del Skidmore.
A norther, which came last
Thursday night, made it possible for
hog killing, so there were quite
a few hogs butchered last Friday.
Mrs. Bob Johns and little daugh-
ter Joyce spent Saturday evening
with Mrs. Arthur Philips.
Miss Berta Mae Skidmore spent
Saturday with Miss Mellene Richie.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest McClary
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Jones.
Mr. Del Skidmore and sons Del-
bert and Virgal and Robert Johns
were Bonham visitors Saturday.
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Newby, G. R. The Bonham Herald (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 30, 1933, newspaper, November 30, 1933; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth647798/m1/5/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fannin County Historical Commission.