Mrs Cart Sumi Hosts Tea at 1804 South Ave on Monday
Mrs Cart Sumi entertained guests with tea at the attractive new home at 1804 South Avenue on Monday morning January 7. The event ran from 10:00 to 11:00 o’clock and featured light refreshments.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1957
Page
7
Mrs Cart Sumi entertained guests with tea at the attractive new home at 1804 South Avenue on Monday morning January 7. The event ran from 10:00 to 11:00 o’clock and featured light refreshments.
An Immanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid meeting records routine reports and motions. The notes mention a January gathering at the church vestibule, member acknowledgments, and plans for member lists and a Fellowship Drive.
A garbled letter to the editor describes living in a house with damaged walls and storage of household furniture in Waco. It mentions moving, stock, and uncertain conditions, with several unreadable phrases and names. The fragment ends referencing Ray J. Otham.
Fragmented item lists Clyde Warton hospitalized last week and expected to return to work Tuesday night. Other names include Mire Fen Spang, Mr and Mrs LM Saiber, Mille Anderwot theater, and several families from Dallas and Parr with scattered health and visitation notes.
Me Roatesen of Arkense lists church welcomes and visits. Readers note names of residents and neighbors attending services and social events at homes and churches.
Fragmentary OCR notes promise special services at a local church with a guest pastor. Text suggests Friday events and community religious observance but names and full details remain unclear.
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