The Bonham Herald (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 74, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1938 Page: 4 of 6
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THE BONHAM (Texas) HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1938
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Tex., R. 1.
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A • Ulcers, Indigestion,
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Nausea, get a free sample of UDGA
and a free interesting booklet at
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year our store features quality merchandise at mon-
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POULTRY FEEDS
We carry a full line of
KB Feeds in all sizes
-EGG MASH
—HEN SCRATCH
-CHICK SCRATCH
-CHICK STARTER
—GROWING MASH
—ROLLED OATS
-OYSTER SHELL
Ball
PRESSURE
COOKER
25 qt. Thrifty
$9.95
17 oz.
Hoffman House
GOBLETS
10c
White Enameled
PERCOLATOR
6 Cup Size
79c
Surecrust, 8 lb. crt. 70^
SHORTENING............... 1
Lipton’s ‘f'ir
TEA, j lb, glass free ..“•***
Tasty, 8 oz.
Summer Drink, 3 for
Polar Bear 1
PEACHES No. 2j can A^L
Kellogg’s- Irg. pkg.
CORN FLAKES, 2 for 1
SORGHUM SYRUP
Arkansas, gal.....................
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Note our new prices
48 lb. BIG C $1 AC
None Finer ...............t
48 lb.
OLEANDER
48 lb* £1 9A
PEERLESS ......
48. lb La France, (M fit
American Beauty,*** *
or Monogram............
$1.35
THE TEXAS STORE
W. A. ROBERTS and €. E. MONDS
EAST SIDE SQUARE PHONE 52
MILLIONS SAVE MONEY DURING THIS NATIONAL EVEN:
REMEMBER-THE^e^oW DRUG STORE uSfiwn;
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Wed., Thurs., Fri..
Sat., This Week
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49c pint size Mi 31
Antiseptic Solution
2 for
A SUPER-MOUTH WASH
Kills germs
1C in 10 to 25
seconds.
PACK 200
KLF.NZO
FACIAL
TISSUES
2 FOff
21e
25c Pint
Alco-Rex
2 for
26c
50c box
LORD
BALTIMORE
Stationery
2 FOR
51*
Regular 10c size Perfumed
Oatmeal Soap
2 for JSi ® uine oatmeaL
Fragrant.
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ADDED SUPER-BARGAINS
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25c size tube Rexall
Milk of Magnesia
Tooth Paste
2 for
2 for
SI.00 2-qt. size Symbol
Hot Water Bottle
2 for
1 in. x 5 yd. Firstaid
Adhesive Tape 3K1C|
A few exceptions to the 1^ sale plan
included in this ad emphasize even
greater value.
81.00 Lavender
Bath Pwdr.
2 for
$1.01
25c (1-oz.)
Puretest
TINCTURE
IODINE
2 FOR
26c
49c
Pnck of 100
Puretest
ASPIRIN
TABLETS
3 FOR
SO*
Pack of 12
Rexettes
SANITARY
NAPKINS
2 FOR
*6*
Hundreds*
rmore items in^
[this sale—Ask]
axs for 4 pagel
list
2 for
49c Pint size
Mineral Oil
50c
DRUGS A
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* NUNNELEE *
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Mr. Robert Haynes of Sapulpa,
Okla., and Mr. Homer Hayes of
Denison visited their father, Mr. T.
K. Hayes, the past week. Mr.
Hayes is seriously ill at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Raymond Robert-
son.
Mrs. Lawrence Terry, who is
sick, is at her mothers, Mrs. Comp-
ton of Ector Pike.
John Wm. Matthews and Vera
Hicks visited Mr. and Mrs. W’illard
McClure Friday night.
Jack and J. C. Clark and Cletus
Jeff coat attended a football game
at Glass Field Thursday night.
The Women’s Sunday School
class met with Mrs. M. A. Carter to
piece a quilt. Those present were:
Mrs. Claude Moore, Sam Hayes,
Roy Dodson, Raymond Robertson,
Mayo Carter, E. G. McClure, and
Kate Matthews, and Miss Lyda
Ellington.
Mr. Dimick Forester of Waco,
Texas is visiting his brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Doc Forrester.
Several from here attended the
singing in Bonham Sunday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bowe and
family of Whitewright visited Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Denton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Simpson
and children visited Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer McClure Sunday night.
Carolene and Norma June Jones
spent Sunday with Marie Goff.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Price and
little daughter, and Ethel Moore,
and Dorothy Price of Bells spent
Saturday night, and Sunday with
friends and relatives of this com-
munity.
The writer received word from
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and fam-
ily of O’Donnel, Texas, formerly of
this community, stating there was a
cyclone there last Tuesday after-
noon. It completely demolished Mr.
Smith’s home. Mr. and. Mrs. Smith
were both seriously injured. The
children received minor cuts and
bruises. The cyclone was nine miles
north of Mr. and Mrs. William Mc-
Clure.
Bro. S. R. Smith of Bonham will
preach here Friday night.
There will be a Mother’s Day
Program here Sunday morning at
Sunday School. -Bro. Milam will
preach the Mother’s Day sermon.
Everyone is invited to come.
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The death angel has come in to
our town and taken for its victim,
Mrs. Hattie Winkler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cooper. She has
resided at Paris for some time ami
was there at the time of her death.
Sh,e leaves her parents, two sisters
and two brothers besides her three
children and two step children to
mourn her loss; her husband having
passed on several years ago. We
greatly sympathize with the bereft
and realize her going is a loss but
heavens gain.
Most of the children who had
whooping cough are better, and in
school again.
School will close May 20 and a
play will be given Friday night of
the grade school.
Mrs. Scott visited her mother at
Bells Saturday night and Sunday.
She is very sick and has been for
the past two months.
We were very sorrowful when we
learned of the recent deaths of Mrs.
Zue Smith and 'Mr. Will Parker
whose deaths were reported in the
Herald. They were life long friends
of the writer. So cheer up dear
ones and live a life of Jesus and go
on to meet your dear ones gone 'on
before you. ✓
Most of our song lovers were in
attendance last Sunday at Bonham
at the singing convention. Surely
was a grand occasion and only wish
it could happen more often. The
children should be highly praised
the way they sang.
Mr. Ed Overstreet and wife of
Randolph were Sunday guests of
his parents here. They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Carrie Over-
street.
(Mrs. Fletcher is greatly improved
since our last writing, v~
pleased to state.
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* FAIRVIEW *
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Cucumber planting is about the or-
der of the day here and some farm-
ers are having to replant cotton.
Very glad to report aunt Molly
Mitchell is slowly improving after a
long and serious illness. Their son,
Claud, returned to his home in Pheon-
ix, Arizona, last Tuesday after ia
three weeks visit.
Several of our residents attended
the county singing convention at
Bonham, Sunday, and a number of
them visited at the New Fulp singing
Sunday night.
There was church service at Park-
er’s Grove through the past week
end from Friday until Sunday night,
Bro. Nethely of Ambrose preaching.
There will be a three act play at
Fairview soon, entitled The Girl in
the Fur iCoat. The exact date of
which is not known by the writer, but
will he announced soon.
Calvin Porter and wife of Dallas
spent the past week end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wright.
Lefton Heston and wife of Illinois
were week end guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Whitehead.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Green were
Sherman visitors, Saturday.
Dowel Price and sister, Miss Nancy
Mary, were (Bonham visitors, Satur-
day.
Miss Marie Bellows is iat home af-
ter an extended visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Nona Hicks of (Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. and E. W.
Stone and children, Grady and Ma-
retta, visited club lake north of Bon-
ham and viewed the many attractions
of the new park, also visited in High
Prairie community, Sunday.
The Ravenna baseball team played
and defeated Eairview’s team at the
new baseball diamond, here Sunday
afternoon. v
Clarence Price was a Bonham visit-
or Sunday.
J. ’C. and Claude Bond were visit-
ing friends in Bonham Saturday
night.
Fred Ellis and family and J. W.
Ellis and family wer.e visiting Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Sanders of Dripping
S'prings, Sunday.
R. R. King of Denison called at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Blanche
Stone and family, Monday.
The following were guests Sunday
of Dorothy iBond: Misses Earlene
Stone, Norma Webb, Cecil Mae Car-
penter, Annie Mae Winkler, and Ed-
na Bond.
Beautiful velvet two piece living
room suite $49.95. Four piece three
mirror bed room suite $39.95. Sec-
ond hand cultivator. Also milk cow
at Lem Tittsworth’s, Bonham.
Van Roberts, who lives near Tren-
ton, was in Bonham Sunday.
—AMOVED
The Trading Post has moved to
508 North Center St, north of Fire
Station. Call and see us. T12
Clarence Jones, of Trenton, was
in Bonham Monday.
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Open 24 Hours A Day
Mobiloll... Mobilgas
Mobil Ethyl
Drive in at night for summerize Service.
Washing -- Lubrication -- Front Wheels Repack-
ed — Crank Case, Transmission and Differential
flushed and re-filled -- Tires Repaired
No storage charge for cars serviced overnight
Leatherwood Bros.
Southeast Corner Square
Phone 3
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Sunday Is .,.
MOTHER’S DAY
are
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our heartfelt
appreciation to those who were kind
and loving during the illness and at
the death of our dear husband and
father, Mr. J. W. A. (Will) Parker.
May God’s richest blessing rest upon
you all is our prayer.
Mrs. Emma E. Parker
Miss Audrey Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Parker
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WORTH 49c TO YOU!
Clip and redeem today. Three 25c tubes of Mi 31 Tooth Paste .
for 26c and this Coupon. You jave 49c. G<roA only during 1938 .
Spring lc Sale.
NAME-
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“Cap” Barrett, of Trenton, was a
Bonham visitor Monday. “Cap”
served the people of Fannin county
in the house of representatives a few
years back. It is refreshing to
hark back to those days. Some of
the other members of the house
were competing with one another in
speech-making over the “mike,”
while “Cap” just sat there and voted
like He though he ought to and
allowed the embryonic Daniel Web-
sters and Henry Clays to have the
“mike.” Some of them talked bills
to death, and some of them talked
themselves to death—politically.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Womack visit-
ed her mother Sunday, Mrs. Fannie
Hammett.
Mrs. Fannie Hammett is on the
sick list. She is having trouble with
her eyes.
Miss Opal Wilson visited Miss Fay
Adamson one night last week.
Those who took dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Farris, Sunday, were
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Adamson, Miss
Fay Adamson and Miss Doris Mae
Pierce.
Mrs. Ruby Hammett and children J
called on Mrs. W. R. Farris and Miss
Fay Adamson one evening this week.
Mr. W. R. Farris visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Farris, Wednes-
day.
Mr. J. H. Langham called on Ray
Adamson, Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farris and son,
William, spent Saturday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Adamson of
the Glenwood community.
Sorry to hear of the death of Mrs.
Sue Smith. May God’s richest bless-
ing be upon the bereaved ones in
this sad hour.
This coming Saturday is grave
yard working at Center Grove, May
7.
May we suggest one of our beautiful Dress Patterns
made of
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Crown Tested Rayon
As you well know there is Rayon and Rayons; and
CROWN TESTED RAYONS he*d the list|for quality
and for beauty of patterns. They compare favorably
with the finest silks. We offer choice of Ten different
color combinations at-
49c yd
Mother will also appreciate a dainty LINEN HAND-
KERCHIEF. We have them from—
10c to 50c
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in the group
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Newby, G. R. The Bonham Herald (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 74, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1938, newspaper, May 5, 1938; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth648841/m1/4/: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fannin County Historical Commission.