Tacky Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Boone
Mr and Mrs O B Boone hosted a tacky party on Monday night in their yard. Mrs Roy Brooks was named tackiest woman and O B Boone tackiest man, each winning a prize. Guests later shared refreshments with a list including Roy Brooks C B Smith Henry Nash Jack Houston Curtis Ivy John Brooks Dean Smith Ethel Welch Ella McGee W S Ray Annie Renfro O G Chesters Myrtle Franklin Virginia Houston Elsie Fay Hanks Ruth McGee Madeline West LeRoy McDonald Bill Houston Jack Houston Jr Monte Gentry and the Boones
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nash
Jack Houston
Curtis Ivy
John Brooks
Mmes
Dean Smith
Ethel Welch
Ella McGee
W. S. Ray
Annie Renfro
O. G. Chesters
Myrtle Franklin
Virginia Houston
Elsie Fay Hanks
Ruth McGee
Madeline West
LeRoy McDonald
Bill Houston
Jack Houston, Jr
Monte Gentry
O. B. Boone
Stamford Group Camps at Lake De La Fosse
A Stamford group camped at Lake De La Fosse on Saturday enjoying fishing swimming horseback riding and other sports. Among the campers were Mr and Mrs H G Andrews Mr and Mrs L M Hardy and son Lovie Mack Mr and Mrs Charles Markham and daughter Ann Maurice Lee Wolfe of Stephenville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Lake DE LA Fosse
H. G. Andrews
L. M. Hardy
Lovie Mack
Charles Markham
Ann
Maurice Lee Wolfe
Stephenville
R. E. Hall
Peggy Elliott
Russell Crownover
Hall
A. R. Holladay
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Lilias Penick Honored At WMA Circle Meeting
A First Baptist Church W M A gathering at the Penick home honored Miss Lilias Penick on the eve of her birthday. Attendees were invited to the 5 p.m. event with punch ice cream and cake served and a gift presented to the honoree at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilias Penick
First Baptist Church
Penick
Miss Penick
Wesley Adult Bible Class Holds August Meeting
The Wesley Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church met in August at the home of a member for a discussion and fellowship session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
St. John’s Methodist Church
Woman’s club hosts devotions and plans September meeting
Mrs. J. W. Newsome presided over a business session and appointed a nominating committee for new officers to report at an all day meeting in September at Mrs. J. F Walker’s home. Co hosts included Mrs. Baird and others. refreshments served to many class members and visiting guests from Dallas Snyder and Tuxedo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Baird
P. C. Owens
R. C Thomas
G. B. McLaughlin
A. E. Nowlin
Owens
J. W. Newsome
J. F Walker
Mmes
R. B. Buie
C. Price Amerson
Chas. Corley
C. C. Shell
N. D. Porter
M. L. Hewitt
W. R. Keeton
W. J. Glenn
J. B. Smith
Jack Jones
Pearl Thompson
J. A. Middleton
John Jackson
Dallas
F. W. Emory
Snyder
W. B. Amerson
Tuxedo
August Birthdays Observed at First Baptist Church
Families with August birthdays gather at First Baptist Church after Sunday morning service to observe the monthly custom. Members join in a collective birthday recognition during the church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mr and Mrs Lewis Entertain Group With "84"
Mr and Mrs Byron Lewis entertained a group of friends with eighty four last Friday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs Doyle Middleton of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Autley Turner of Abilene for supper. The group later gathered for ice cream and cake in the back yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lewis
Byron Lewis
Doyle Middleton
Kansas City
Autley Turner
Abilene
Middleton
Turner
Floyd Park
Kansas City, Mo
David Bennett
Burl Me. Clellon
R. R. Baird
Jim McCulloch
Homemakers Class Party For Extension Members
The First Baptist Church Homemakers Class hosted a party for extension members after rain moved the event to the church. Mrs Francis F E Henry received a fruit basket, Rev Dick O'Brien led a devotional, and an auntie program followed with girlhood pictures for identification. Watermelon and treats closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. C. Pratt
Francis FE. Henry
Dick O’brien
T. A
Travel and visiting notes from area families
The column lists numerous local residents and guests visiting relatives or touring nearby states. It notes trips to New Mexico, Colorado, Texas cities, Oklahoma and Mississippi with durations and host families such as Mr. and Mrs. Hall, the Caffees, the Scholls, and Mrs. Bryant.
Stamford social notes and regional visits
Mrs McDougle visited her sister and relatives in Abilene last week, joined by Miss Mc Dougle on Saturday afternoon. Bud Gregory and spouse of Alice stayed with relatives in the area. Dr A A Annis of Aspermont entered Stamford Sanitarium for examination and treatment. Mr and Mrs Henry Bell left for Tulsa after a week with Mrs Bell's mother Mrs Walter McDaniel. Richard Lane of West Texas Utilities is on vacation. Mrs Herbert Day, Southwestern Bell office manager, is taking a three week route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Mrs. McDougle
Abilene
Miss McDougle
A. A. Annis of
Aspermont
Stamford Sanitarium
Mrs. Henry Bell
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mrs. Bell
Walter McDaniel
Herbert Day
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Abilene and area residents take trips and relocations
Horace Teasley of Abilene visits Forsans with daughter in law Mrs. Jeff Inglish. Friday plans to travel to Ruidoso New Mexico. Leo Bishop and family move from Stamford to Peoria Arizona. Byron Lewis Glen Middleton Jackie Middleton to Kansas City then Ruidoso. Joe S Brooks from Colorado visited Mrs Brooks. Florence Cannon returns to Stamford after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Smith
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mrs. Smith
J. C. Bryant
Horace Teasley
Abilene
Forsans
Jeff Inglish
Day
H. P. Moody
Bart Holland
Ruidoso
New Mexic
Leo Bishop
Stamford
Rt. 2
Peoria
Arizona
Byron Lewis
Glen
Doyle Middleton
Jackie
Kansas City
Middleton
Lewis
Plainview
Mr. Lewis
Family vacation includes San Antonio and Corpus Christi trip
In Haskell with her sister Mrs Chesley Phelps and family. Mrs A C Humphrey and children Mary Sue Wayne Joan and George Terry have returned from a vacation trip to San Antonio Beeville Corpus Christi and other southern points. Mr and Mrs H A Carter and son Herbert Allen are visiting Mr Carter's brother J M Carter and family in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Adams
Lila Mae Williams
Maxine
Joe Allen Box
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Temple
Gatesville
J. L Johnson
Mr Johnoon
Johnson
George Flournoy
Haskell
Chesley Phelps
A. C. Humphrey
Mary Sue, Wayne, Joan
George Terry
Beeville
Mrs. H. A. Carter
Con, Herbert Allen
Mr. Carter
J. M. Carter
Amarillo
Amarillo Visitor Recovers from Pneumonia during Family Visit
Mrs. J. L. Cogdell of Amarillo came to visit her mother Mrs. Bernice Robeson and her brother Bill Robeson. Bill was recovering from pneumonia at the time of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cogdell
Amarillo
Bernice Robeson
Bill Robeson
Bill
Mrs Buckner Visits Dallas Then Returns Home
Mrs A F Ashenhust and Mrs A J Bell with A J Jr traveled to Dallas last Thursday to fetch Mrs Buckner’s parents Mr and Mrs P M Buckner who had visited here. John Roe Buckner, who had been visiting in Dallas, returned home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Upshaw
Afton Schulz
Schulz
Baby
Temple
Seth Cox
Mr. Cox
Dallas
John McGaughey
John Henry
Lawrenceville
Hirois
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
A. D. Thompson
Big Spring
Joyce Thompson
Aston McClellan
Alton, Jr
Sweetwater
Martha McClellan
A. F. Ashenhust
A. J. Bell
Visit Notes From Lubbock Residents in Texas
Mrs Seabie Jack Peed has been in Lubbock since last October for a month with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Worrell Mrs E P Sharp and her daughter Ruth of Weatherford visited friends they formerly lived in Stamford about eight years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabie Jack Peed
Lubbock
A. J. Worrell
E. P. Sharp
Ruth
Weatherford
Stamford
West Side W M U Holds Missionary Meeting
The West Side Baptist W M U met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Ella Stockton home for a missionary program led by president Mrs. C B Boone. Mrs. Franklin gave the devotional and the group honored Mrs. L D Hull with a surprise birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side W. M. U
West Side Baptist
Ella Stockton
C. B. Boone
Franklin
L. D. Hull
Adlerika Ad Popular Digestion Aid Promoted
An old advertisement from W. N. Town urges readers to take Adlerika for sour stomach and bloating caused by partially digested foods. It claims gas relief and suggests purchasing at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N.town
W M A Serves Refreshments and Plans Meeting
Refreshments were served to Mmes L D Hull Ray McDonald Edna West C B Smith Henry Nach John Brooks Ella Stockton Clarence Bohannon Elva Skles W M Monzingo Buelah Knox O B Boone L A Hughes Houston Myrtle Franklin The W M A will meet next Thursday at the home of Mrs W M Monzingo Subscribe to The American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
L. D. Hull
Ray, McDonald
Edna West
C. B. Smith
Henry Nach
John Brooks
Ella Stockton
Clarence Bohannon
Elva Skles
W. M. Monzingo
Buelah Knox
O. B. Boone
L. A. Hughes
Houston
Myrtle Franklin
W. M Monzingo
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Travis Bouchett
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Barrow Furniture Company
N. Swenson
Sperson
J. S. Sloan
Grady Sloan
Colorado City
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Howard Sloan
Adelle Geer
Marion Caffee
Teresa Geer
Adelle
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Leta Fave Goodyear
Clyde Westfall
Jakie
L. A. Dewees
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Gorman
E. A. Russell
Billie Mare
Kaufman
Opera
Lee Dewees
Ross Gentry
Mansfield
Earl Russell
Maissippi
Jackson
Newton
Biloxi
Mississippi
Jeanette Woodward
Austin
R. O. Shanafelt
Allene Shanafelt
Buster Shanafelt
C. R. Sims
Barbara
Harry
Claud Huddleston
R. F. Huddleston
W. C.chatwell
Harwell
Sulphur
Bob Pratt
Rule
T. L. Holland, Jr
Paducah
Holland
Dorothy Mae Prett
Olive McDougle
Harriet McDougle
Chuck Roast
Srs Lpn
I Sear
Clover Farm
Tin
ATA
Margarine
Dexter
Longhorn
En Corn Bantam
Kellogg's
All Bran
Clover Farm Juice
Glendale
Rantam Gia Cans
Springfield
Concho
White Swan Hominy
Jackson's
L B. Can
CAMRY
Adams & Smith
Stamford, Texas
Clover Farm Stores
Bud
Gregory
Alice
Richard Lane
The
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Joe S. Brooks
Florence Cannon
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