Social bridge evenings mark Lindsey family reunion in 1926
Mrs. Bert Miller hosted two nights of bridge for about forty two participants in the Green Addition with colorful lanterns and parasol motifs. Prizes included Japanese statuettes and handkerchief parasols. Guests included the Lindsey family and relatives from Batesville, Newark, Waco, Temple, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Miller
Green Addition
Shofner Stirling
Hugene Green
W. B. Denson
Jennie Brown
Joe B. Lindsey
Lindsey
Clyde
Lena Bell Baskin
Sue Griffin Webb
Moulton Cobb
Charles Price
T. N. Lindsey
D. L. Lindsey
J. B. Collier
Bob Terry
A. W .Lindsey
Mack
William A
Maud
Minnie Lou Lindsey
Batesville
Arkansas
T. D. Lindsey
Paul
Tommie D. Jr
Newark
B. B Lindsey
Miss Taeleda
A. C. Lindsey
Waco
Grace Lindsey Davidson
W. S. Davidson, Jr
Temple
Mrs Kestenbaum Hosts Two Morning and Afternoon Parties
Mrs. Kestenbaum hosted two social gatherings at her well appointed home last Thursday to honor Mrs. Miller of Fort Worth. Bridge and 42 were played with flower arrangements, fruit punch, and jeweled favors. Attendees included Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Levy of Rogers, Miss Winfield of Los Angeles, and many others from Abilene, Rogers, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kestenbaum
Fort Worth
Miller
Bridge
A. L. Levy
Rogers
Kestenbaum
Ben Winfield
Sophie Winfield
Los Angeles
California
Mesdames Miller
Sophia Winfield
May Marshall
Mesdames Roy Law
Leland Green
Clyde Shipp
W. B. Levy
Andrew Freeman
Conn Miller
Joe Denson
T. J. Denson
R. B. Rylander
Howard Baskin
Chas. F. Green
Bridge Luncheon Honors Miss Blanche Stirling Of Killeen
A bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Shofner Stirling honored Miss Blanche Stirling with three tables of games and a colonial call bell prize. Guests included Mesdames Clifton Jenness A E Green Thad Epperson Vernon Roberts W B Denson Terry Wiley John Muse Clytus Ford Eloise Rogers Eugenia Wallace Jennie Tyson Lou Davis and Gladys Harris Buckholte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Stirling
Killeen
Shofner Stirling
Clytus Ford
Mesdames Clifton Jenness
A. E. Green
Thad Epperson
Vernon Roberts
W. B
Family Reunion at Belton Park Brings Kin Together
In Belton a Sunday family reunion gathered Mrs. Mary Robinson, Miss Tabbie Robinson, John Cooper of Cameron with many relatives. The group shared a picnic lunch and enjoyed a pleasant day. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Mont Lyles and Elmer Lyles of Temple, Miss Hazel Lyles of Austin, Grady Duling and Bob Robinson families of Temple, Ruth Hazel Robert and Lorene Robinson of Houston, W T Hunnicutt of Moffatt, and Rachel Cooper of Baylor College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Mary Robinson
Tabbie Robinson
John Cooper
Cameron
Mont Lyles
Elmer Lyles
Temple
Hazel Lyles
Austin
Grady Duling
Bob Robinson
Ruth
Hazel
Robert
Lorene
Houston
W. T. Hunnicutt
Moffatt
Rachel Cooper
Baylor College
Lindsey Reunion At Way Side Inn Picnic
Relatives of Mr and Mrs T N Lindsey held a reunion at Way side Inn Tourist Park on Monday evening with a picnic supper. The group then spent the rest of the evening at the Lindsey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Lindsey
Wayside Inn
Senior League Program Highlights of Meeting
Leader Ima Wilson presents a program on character with songs and scripture readings. Mack Harvey sings a solo. Leaguers Bea trice Rylander and Kathryn Ledbetter give talks on Martha and Mary types, focusing on anxiety and trust. Benediction closes the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Wilson
Luke
Jonn
Mack Harvey
Martha
Beatrice Rylander
Mary
Kathryn Ledbetter
Dorcas Class Elects Officers at Baptist Church Meeting
The Dorcas Class of the Baptist church, comprising young mothers, met Thursday afternoon in City Park for business and social session. Officers were elected to fill vacancies, followed by a picnic lunch and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Mothers of the Baptist Church
Class Picnic Brings Mrs Tate’s Sunday School Group
The Sunday School class of Mrs. H. N. Tate held a picnic Tuesday afternoon from five to eight at the Cone Burke Tourist Park near the new Little River bridge. Twenty two attendees included girls and Alfred Walston’s boys. Mrs. Tate was assisted by Mesdames R. B. Rylander and Owens. Mrs. Robert Terry visited her sister Mrs. W. S. Davidson in Temple last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
H. N. Tate
Cone- Burke
New Bridge
Little River
Alfred Walston
Tate
Mesdames R. B. Rylander
Owens
Robert Terry
W. S. Davidson
Temple
Slumber Party for Geral Dine Lindsey Celebrates Thirteenth
Geral dine Lindsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Lindsey, marked her 13th birthday with a picnic on the lawn, a park play, and a slumber party at home. A cake bearing the fortune emblem was cut. Laurita Evans found the coin, Annette Ryan the button, and Julia Mae McCollum the thimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Lindsey
Joe B. Lindsey
Lindsey
Laurita Evans
Annette Ryan
Julia Mae McCollum
School class party hosted by Mrs Beckerman
Mrs. F. J. Beckerman hosted a Sunday School class afternoon party. The girls contributed piano solos and readings beside a life of Christ book crafted from pictures and scripture verses. Soda pop ice cream and cake were abundantly served and attendees called it the best party ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Beckerman
Life of
Christ
Episcopal Auxiliary Meeting and Visits Across Cameron
The Episcopal Auxiliary met last Monday with Mrs. Ox sheer Smith and discussed mission aid and the Spirit of Missions. Byron Colburn and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Batte Sr. in Cameron, while Rev. Arthur W. Lindsey and family arrived for a short visit with D. L. Lindsey relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Episcopal Auxiary
Oxsheer Smith
United Thanks
Fwo Women Workers
Spirit of Missions
Byron Colburn
Byron Jr
Mary Lee
James Frederick
R. L. Batte Sr
Arthur W. Lindsey
Mack
William A
Maud Marvin
Winnie Lou Lindsey
Batesville
Arkansas
D. L. Lindsey
Cameron
Tiny Finds a Way to a Double Cross Gold Claim
Lippy Carnahan and Tiny Perkin split a gold claim after discovering a rich river bed. Tiny sabotages the operation by blowing the tunnel with dynamite, then escapes with some of the loot while Carnahan is left furious. At Mt. Idaho, Tiny coolly settles with Sheriff Adams, presenting six buckskin bags as his share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Jim Carnahan
Lippy
Tiny Perkin
Carnahan
Tiny
Mt. Idaho
Old Man
Sheriff Adams
Devil
Smitherins
Kingdom Come
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Jeff T. Semp
Mrs. Kestenbaum
Episcopal Auxiliary
Western Newspaper Union
Aall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. R
Bob) Phillips
Frank Monroe
Cameron, Texas
J.K. Freeman
Rochdale Dan
Moody
Mr. Brown
T. S. Henderson
Milam County
Hogg and Clark
Dan Moody
Miilam
Davidson
Dan
Jim
Jim Ferguson
Morris Brown
Hoffman Company
Bell County
San Antonio
Ferguson
Texas
Henderson
Brown
San Marcos
Gunter Hotel
Bexar County
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!