I wish I had something new on the exasperatingly elusive Bonnie Boyd! I don't know yet if what few old bones I have been able to dig up have any connection to each other and to her or if they will have to be discarded. If somone wants to help me confirm/disconfirm them here they are:
Since we "know" that Bonnie was born in Iowa, 1899, but her mother went home to Texas after leaving Beth-Sarim, I have been trying to discover a Boyd connection between Iowa and Texas (and I have been looking for the Archie Boyd that was mentioned earlier, as well).
*In Shelby County, Iowa, 29 January 1890, Edgar Boyd (son of John Boyd and Elizabeth Jamison) married Nettie Mann (daughter of John Mann and Mary Kennedy) = Mrs. Nettie Boyd.
*In the 1935 Citizens Directory of Malakoff, Texas, Henderson County, there is a listing for Mrs. Nettie Boyd.
*In the 1900 Henderson County, Texas census there is an Archie Luther T. Boyd, born February 1886 and in the 1930 census there is an Archie Luther Boyd (parents' nativity is different than those of the above Archie, so either he didn't know where his parents were born or he is a different Archie Luther) also born in 1886. He is married to Johnnie Miller Harris here but, at another site, is said to have been married to her only briefly as she had an affair with a cousin of her first husband (Enoch Harris).
As I said, I don't know how or even if these Boyds are connected to each other and to Bonnie, but it's all I've got to go on for now. Feel free to check into it further yourselves if you think it has any worthwhile possibility.
Happy hunting! --Merry