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The Bonham Daily Favorite from Bonham, Texas • Page 4

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Page THE BONHAM DAILY FAVORITE bonViam, Texas, 1 Black Flag Spray Gulfspray Bee Brand Spray Cook-Kill Roach Powder Track Spray Fly Guns Rat Poison GROCERY and MARKET 171 Phones 678 Gather eggs time-. it day mtd morning, noon, and ning. Poultry have found Hint 75 per cent nf the eggs laid by noon. MIRRORS Tend or to Order AlITO lass BONHAM GLASS COMPANY ROY MrRlJIN Ht Used Car Values claim you can't find a Hrd nr truck of valur for li-M money kiiv- where. BARGAINS All Cars Will Be Priced At Or Below the Market At the Time of Purchase.

1947 hev. Fleet- Spurt Sedan. 111 in ownrr rwr. IVrfM'l in every reaped if III two polor. luu mileage.

In (art, our you read aleuil Imi 1947 Tlirift- MhiIit I ton Mere ready a owurr truck. ntilcagc li annui I nit. The Chevrolet Luti- cab that Retter it 1939 I ilrlinr diMir A beautiful llew sui thetic joli l.ot» of i tinti eitrii car you want. it wiui il. 1938 l'owu Hcdjui.

paini. arai "Mi KM I hiin I I imi lHm'1 overlook lins mis un.h i IV in I Uhu! Kuvr Truck. I Mia III plv I tnn Irto than on it. in In ud engine Here MiiiM'Iliiiig in a Inn not offered day. Doaft "wikh I had $1420.

1947 Panthers Claw Eagles 114 to Stretch Lead ats Go on Tear In Last Three Innings By United Press Those screeching Port Worth Cats have lengthened their Texas league lead over the Dallas Eagles to one Riime and a half. liongview 6. Henderson 5 And the Cats will trv to make I Kilgore 8. Marshall 4 I Tvler 10, Gladewater 7 (playoff nf protested Wes Texas New Mexico league ght by battering the Hurnett Sedan- good pit ill I Rood kihnI rad hi, kmlrr, girod iik (mill ao outnv rould good, but "MKIillK, I IK i.Il There A Difference Not all of the aanie model arc ahkr. Pftm The Hume of WilaouiuMj SPORT SCORESa IIASE HALL RECAP results Texan le ague Fort Worth 11, Dallas 4 Houston 7, Beaumont 2 Tulsa Oklahoma Pity .1 San Antonio 11, Shreveport 5 Rig Slate I cagne Greenville 13, Austin ft Wichita Falls 13, Sherman Texarkana 10.

Gainesville 3 Temple at Waco, postponed, rain Eaat Texan League aris ft, Ftrvan 4 Gladewater ft, Tyler 0 Bible School Underway at Ector Church it two in a row at Dallas tonight. Fort Worth opened its iamo series with the Eagles last Bombers II to 4 In doing so. the I'ampa Amarillo 0 Clovis ft, Abilene 7 Cats came from behind, exploding 6 in the last three inning to make what had been duel a sudden Jerry Witte, Dallas first baseman. hit his 22nd run of But the Fort Worth first Lubbock 1ft. Borger 14 league San Angelo 14.

Sweetwater ft Ballinger fi, Hig 3 Midland fi Vernon 2 Roswell 7, Odessa 0 sa.ker, Preston Ward, was not to Valley league he outdone. He poled a homo run in ninth with two on to climax Fort uprislng. There whs too, on bottom nf Mie where e'ghth place Houston Huffs and Beaumont Exporters are involved In a celiar Houston. took measure of Dallas and Fort Worth last week, won opener with Beau- ELKINS Kerr Caps Zinc Caps Jar Rings Top Seal Rings No. 63 Caps Ball Dome Lids Cans Vinegar Parafine And Many Other Items for Home Canning Corpus t'hri ti 15.

McAllen 1ft 'tie) Brownsville 12. Laredo 4 Robstown fi, Del Rio 1 Tennis Players Meet Tonight Boys girls 12 years of age I and above who are interested in i tennis in the summer recreation program are asked to meet with Baldwin at the tennis courts tonight at The will be two divisions, high school ju- nlor high These groups will then i be broken down into boys 1 girls for singles and doubles petition the summer i months. fViich Baldwin said Coach Bal Iwln that he was ting a good turnout of ten- I nis prospects. An exhibition train displaying pointing of about 100 artists Is India. mont 7 tn 2.

he visiting Tulsa Oilers beat their Sooner rivals, the Oklahoma City Indians, ft to 3 last night, with Russ Burns smashing a homer in the arconti inning good runs. San Antonio pounded offerings Jack Kraus. Dee Sanders Fred Bactewakl to bent Shreveport 11 to ft. Sign On Rural Reveille Bob Wills Show Fannin County Farm News t'hapel by the Side of the Road Sunrise Serenade 7:15 IJnittsl Press Newa 7:30 Morning Special 7:45 Family Altar 7:60 Piano Melodies 8:00 Harmony House 15 United Press News 8:30 Old Chisholm Trail fiver the Back Fence ft mi 1 Rose Time Out 20 Amlre Kostelnnetz Carmen ft Stmgs of Our Times 10:00 HHs for the Missus United Press News 10:30 My it and Marg 10:45 Mu ic for Wednesday Texas News Aren Rent Director 11:30 CTmtk wagon Melodies 12 Uvestock Markets 12:05 Employment News 12:10 ITntler the Capitol Dome United News 12 Information Bureau 12 4ft Answer Me This Inn Music in the Morgan Manner. News in Brief 1:20 Keyboard Kapers 1:30 Scrapbook All Star Dance Parade 2:15 News Ladies 2:30 Tunes Humming 3:00 United Press News 3:20 In Your Neighborhood 3:30 Sentimental Journey 4:00 Matinee Showcase 4 15 Texas News 4 25 Milt inee Showcase ft oo Eberly ft'15 Hometown Edition 5:30 1420 Roundup iTub fi Prewa Sports Three-Quarter Time 7:00 Hick Haymes Show 7 15 Sundown Melodics 7:30 Sign Off ECTOR (Special) A ten-day vacation Bible School began at the Methodist Church Monday morning at 8:30 and was dismissed at 11:00 o'clock.

Mrs. Wheeler is principal and Mrs. L. E. Vowell is assistant.

Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Tom Keener, and Mrs. Aubrey Jenkins are teachers in the Beginners classes; Nelda Owen, and Billy, Ruth Holcomb in the Primary department; anti Mrs Frank Ijeslio, Mrs. B.

Milton and Mrs. Lloyd Moore, junior department; Mrs. Lynwood Hogue, Mrs. Frances Felmct anti Mrs. Clifford Taylor, intermediate department.

Mrs. Norman Moore was in i barge of the general assembly. Mrs F. Butts Is pianist ami Miss Beulah Sklpworth is secretary. Refreshments are served during recess each day.

Fire Boys Have Party Monday Members of the Bonham Volunteer Fire Department held their early summer party Monday night at Hangar No. 2 at Jones Field with practically all members department in attendance. Attendance restricted members of the department. Allen Military Students Named To Annapolis other fancy Ilamps of to Newest Town tn Elect mill as five-thousand dollars and ttnc year in prison, or both. for using false advertising or deceptive names Testimony given the committee showed that rabbit fur is sold under 50 names none of them rabbit.

The bunny often shows up as Arctic Seal, Beaverette, Muskru- tine or Chapchilla. I The well-known skunk is well I miles northwest of I known a.s everything but skunk, Fort Worth 1 The Federal Trade Commission told the committee some of its i fancy nann are Dipped Marten, Black Marten. Alaska Sable anti even Civet Cat. Muskrat fur frequently is sold as Hudson Seal, Brook Mink, Riv- newest town tn i.s t0 finals within the next i Pant ego is located corporation Saturday MTS NOTICE! After Being loseil for Several Days lor Painting and Remodeling, ill Be Open and Ready Serve on Again Cafe North Center Street After gettirig off to a rather low start in Fannin County Soft ha II lingue, Southwest I Pump nin la comlng back and staging light to muvi into ItKip leadership Montlay night, Pumpers edg- JoImt 3 I in a piti ra bctwi Paul of ii Hobby Turnet Cober club I in ganies tomght. fitidd City will, invaile Bonluim for a iiame Mill and Honey playa Wind un at W'indom.

Harris Hites Held Sunday HONEY GROVE (Special) Funeral services for Mrs. Rittle Ann Harris, 74, who died Friday, were held at tlie First Baptist Church Stimlay afternoon. The Rev. T. J.

Watts, conducted Cooper's Funeral Home was in charge of the interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs. Harris was born In Mississ- sippi, Sept. ft, IH74. Surviving are these children: Harris.

Willie Harris, Clarence Harrbi, and Mrs Mjittie Ferguson, all of Honey Mrs. Vesta Beavers, Dallas; and Mrs. John Wood Parker and Mrs. Fannie Austin, Paris. Katies Sijjn New Southpaw Hurler DALLAS.

June 2K 'UP' The Dallas Eagles of the Texas league have signed as a free agent for a five-day look' Southpaw Andy Sierra. Sierra won 11 gnmea and lost for San Antonio last season while running up a 2 71 eared run average in 17fi innings. Sierra has been with Little Rock of the Southern Association so far this season. The authorities at the Allen Military Academy at Bryan, Texas, have received notification that two of its outstanding cadets during the school year have been admitted to the States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Maryland.

Cadet R. Clements, of Corpus Christ i. secured his appointment as a result of a competitive examination against of the Honor Military over tile United States. Cadet CJolnes, Burke, seeureil his appointment Annapolis by means tif a Congressional appointment as a result of outstanding academic work in the Academy. These two boys follow in the footsteps of the many other Allen Academy cadets who have entered the United States Naval Academy and the United States Military Academy in the past Additional! appointments to these govern- ment schools are available the school year lft4ft 50 as a result of the recent Inspection which AI len Academy successfully passed to maintain its Honor Rating DIVISION ENGINEER, ftftO New S.

Post Office, Dallas 1, Texas. 23, Ift4ft Senled bids, in triplicate at this office until 3 p.m., July 14, lft4ft and then publicly opened, for furnishing the materials, and performing the work for plumbing work, at the U. S. P. Bonham, Texas in strict accordance with the specifications dated PB DIV-fM February 11, anil (if mentioned therein: And the general condition Sept.

15, 1942. And addendum thereto dated May 15, Ift44 Specifications and other data may be had at I he office of the custodian of the building or the of- fit of the Division Engineer or Public Buildings Adminstratlon, I Room No. 5o7, Lemon Building, Washington, Irving D. Porter, Division Engineer. gUlQt New tractors On Hand Krad, fw May He eight LSft Used Tr act We may have jmj want in a good used trutol or can get it for Our Rhn tractor kepairs TAYLOR implement tractor Acroat Street rroa Thmt" Phone IN i TEXAS LADY LOSES 47 POUN Aniline Dyes May Cause Illness Pediatrics for May of this year.

The al Journal quoted the us lying cases of lllnens been reptirted with fivt deaths at time they issued their The Journal quoting from witN article said if the tlia- are after stamped and thoroughly use, the dye becomes fixed anti absorption not im ur itbal method of prevention Journal continued woultl he to use non-toxic dyes. But, unfortunately, less strong colorings 1m fc the permanence required for marking clothing in large institutions. First Forms in New School him Are Received The first forms for schoolmen under tiie new Aikin si hotil laws have been received at the office of Supt rintendent Curlee Cummings. The forms are for the preliminary application for funds under the minumum foundation program and are to I fillet! in uitl returned by July I' It the irea of the district, the valuation, tax rate ami olher pertinent information. Raliliils.

Skunks Must 15c Lalicllcd (lorrecllv Now WASHINtSTON, June 'UP' The linn i Interstate Committci has approved legisla I tion to require furru-rs to label rabbits and skunks their right names. Tin- bill, sponsored by Republican Kepn tentative Joseph O'Hara of Minnesota, fines as iMiinikslita coti- uff fat It i mi Ini id Im i in ul. In fai-t. It I II Ht innkf fui ftvl lui Nu starvation no wfakiiMii tin kuntfvr llan 4 original jwlo- off fut qulrklir, and aaa iilintjr. Here is proof P.

Miklwip. t. lUinlonl, na am ifUul tn aa nijr thanka anil proriatiim for l-lolit I I nan I not only wfiitht. but also ami in way, ha .1 to hava a afiioua m.u, Uikl tliat 1 oeiat kwa a ha of ttia witit a dwt ami tiiaii i I of 1 1 i i I Hliil wat I U-.) nial I a of 1 1 I 1 car, truihfuil, rMa line i nt f-t At all druqqith If fIMI ai.l^ht Ud off Uirly fat, iuat iwir i for four Pour thia into a MtW iMaMi i two tal.l.~|. Iff tir I imd tn uki- -n ht, biStla for your IT Lunch or Supper 50c Delicious Summer Dishes DEE HAGGARD ICE CREAM North Side Square 1 mw I O.

C. BRAD FORD-WATSON CO. insurance departmf nt STORI Mependablr Insurance Against Uovi Rodee, Sole Owner Phone Ron ham KUU Bsafe CIIKTAOO, June llie Journal of tin American Medical Associatimi in Chicago says four, tors rciently issued a warning that aniline dyes used by laundries to murk diapers could kill hablen. Four infants have died in a Lake Wales, Florida, hospital, allegedly as a re. flit becoming 111 diapers marked with such tiles A fifth baby is ill.

The Journal said the foui tors published their warn log in a purt to the Journal of For A Real Treat Eat An) or All of Yiiur Meala With I'a! DELICIorS HOI'TIIKRN (II ICH EN STEAKS I Meats ONI.V Are Served ---------Open 24 Drive Inn E. Tel. I.VI no btudebaker sales to another all-time hijjW New Product Meets Million-Mile Test Engineers completed over a million miles of testa before the new Humble Kaso Extra Motor Oil was offered to motorists. The testa, scientists explained, duplicated driving condition, and aU makes of ware used. The tesu-rs reported that tn every instance, the new Humble motor oil gave extra protection to automobile Humble station salesmen are urging customers to drain dirty, diluted oil and refill with Esao Extra Motor Oil for extra protection.

Adv, Sfudebaker't giving more! I 1 I New lualy I a Variable I I I I of gravity a It-h" lull hiildrr I a 'I I Auti 'inutir Overdrive I trammUwai, Climat.m hra nl I aia ami (f, I at ro.i AMI car buyers know a winner one. America is buying Studebakcrs before this year! More people bought new Studebakcrs in May in any previous month on record. May beat its previous month Anril. April beat a 1 was ahead of any previous month in the Now Studebaker is into ine baker buying wave gets Digger. es, business is booming- a look.

quickly see why. YOUREE-HANCOCK 4U Chestnut Street A.

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