Curry Home Demonstration Club Meets At June Session
Curry H D Club hosted 18 members Friday afternoon June 22 with the program Attractively Served Meals led by Ethel Angell and others. John R Rogers 70 died June 22 at his niece’s home after paralysis. funeral at First Methodist Church with interment in Oak Hill. Rogers born in Toronto moved to Springfield Missouri then Texas in 1902 Cameron in 1904 worked at Cameron Compress. survived by brother James Rogers and numerous nieces and nephews. Mrs Boyd Wells and John Wells of Austin visit Cameron relatives.
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42 Party Hosted by Mrs Leo Laake With Games and Prizes
Mrs Leo Laake hosted a 42 party at her home with six tables of players. Winners and prizes included Mrs Henry Dreyer for highest women's score and a necktie for the men’s top scorer Mr Dreyer. Lowest women score went to Miss Bettye Mae Thompson and L F Slama earned a consolation gift. Hosts served brick ice cream and angel food cake to guests including the Bush Staffords and many Dreyers, Buskers, Dakels, and Slamas. Granddaughters Miss Charlotte and Miss Sidney Jean Stidham of Houston visited India Stidham for a month.
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Leo Laake
Queenswreath
Henry Dreyer
Dreyer
Bettye Mae Thompson
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