Kolonial Kard Klub Hosted by Mrs MH G Andrews
Mrs MH G Andrews entertained the Kolonial Kard Klub with a bridies luncheon. Mudray autumn flowers formed a centerpiece and the buffet style luncheon featured a pretty thematic motif. Mrs W B Harrison achieved high score in bridge. attendees included Mrs Harley F Goble Wichita Falls and Mmes Gordon Haynes Hugh Astin Arnold Douthit Charles G Inglish W Harrison L F Metz George Zachary W P McDonald Fred Hudson Charles Markham Ike Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolonial Kard Klub
MH. G. Andrews
Bridies
BR Harrison
Harley F. Goble
Wichita Fails
Mmes
Gordon Haynes
Hugh Astin
Arnold Douthit
Charles G. Inglish
W. B. Harrison
L. F. Metz
George Zachary
W. P. McDonald
Fred Hudson
Charlies Markham
Ike Hudson
Announcement party for Sweetwater bride elect
Mrs. J. G. High and her niece Miss Mary Evelyn Treat attended an announcement party for niece Miss Virginia Connell of Sweetwater who will wed Walter Ladle of Sweetwater on December 23. The bride elect is daughter of Mrs. Paul Comolli and Mrs. High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. High
Mary Evelyn Treat
Virginia Connell
Swetwater
Walter Ladle
Sweetwater
Bluebonnet Hotel
Paul Comolli
High
Christmas Party Date Set By Needle and Thimble Club
The Needle and Thimble Club fixed December 14 for its Christmas party in the home of Mrs. W H Plant, with Mrs. E B Harrison in attendance last Thursday. New officers include Mrs. Albert Turner as president and Mrs. Harrison as reporter. Birthdays for Mrs. F L Clark and Mrs. Roscoe Howt were celebrated with gifts. The meeting featured sewing and social time, with mince pie and coffee served to guests including Mee James Clark Hood Turner Neal Atkins A M Conant W H Plant L L Loop and J J Up shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle and Thimble Club
E. B. Harrison
W .H. Plant
Albert Turner
Harrison
F. L. Clark
Roscoe Howt
James Clark
Hood, Turner
Neal Atkins
A. M. Conant
W. H. Plant
L. L. Loop
J. J. Upshaw
Fine Arts Club December Meeting Added to Fort Worth Reports
Reports from a recent district convention in Fort Worth will be shared at the Fine Arts Club gathering on Saturday afternoon with Nancy Ruth Harrison coordinating. The program features selections from A Musical Journey by Etelka Evans and Notes on Mendelssohn and Schubert, plus performances by the Fine Arts chorus and soloists with piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Club
Fort Worth
Nancy Ruth Harrison
Ruth Francis
Betty Jo Summers
Peegy Tinsley
Nancy
Etelka Evans
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Fine Arts Chorus
Hiark
The
Herald Angels
Mendelsshon
Virginia Tayman
Janice Baird
Martha Beth Larche
Jesus
ACHURCHESA Church of Christ Taber Minister 730 TE Vanderbilt
Church of Christ tabern minister leads weekly services at 11 am and 7 30 pm on Sundays with Bible classes at 9 45 am and union services at 11 15 am Young people's class 7 15 pm prayer meeting and song service 8 pm Wednesday training class Thursday 5 pm Invitation to attend all services and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
HU. Taber
Vanderbilt
Moeo
Central Christian Church Services Announced
Central Christian Albert Jones invites the public to morning worship at 10 a m and evening service at 11 a m with a 7 30 p m program in the church school. The pastor welcomes all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian
Albert Jones
Church of Nazarene Services with Bates Pastors
J L and Christena Bates serve as pastors at the Church of Nazarene with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. A young people's meeting with special music is at 7 p.m. Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Church of Nazarene J. L
Christena Bates
Wednesday Bridge Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Gordon Haynes
Mrs Gordon Haynes entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club last week with chrysanthemums and a Thanksgiving motif. Dallas Southard won high score, and after the games a salad course with tea was served. Guests included Mesdames Harry Yates Budley Raines Robert Harrison W B Tayman Hugh Astin and L M Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branham Payne
Gordon Haynes
Dallas Southard
Mesdames
Harry Yates
Budley Raines
Robert Harrison
W. B. Tayman
Hugh Astin
L. M. Hardy
Busy Hour Club Meets With Mrs McClendon
Mrs Jack McClendon entertained the Busy Hour Club last week. After sewing and handwork members were served sandwiches salad potato chips and coffee. The next meeting will be with Mrs Nichols. The annual Christmas party is scheduled for December 19 with Mrs Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClendon
Jack McClendon
George Gray
H. B. Lawdon
Gene Nichols
E. R. Pace
R. P. Small
F. H. Young
Mrs Michael Hosts Just-A-Mere Bridge Club
Mrs H C Michael entertained the Just-A-Mere Bridge Club at her home with chrysanthemum decor. After the games, a salad course and beverage were served. Mrs Earl Hughes won high score and Mrs J Hodge took the high cut prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Davis
L. L. Johns
A. H. Ladd
Karl O’steen
Lee White
School Class 6-C Holds Party At Home Economics Cottage
Class 6-C of the Junior High School held a party at the home economics cottage on Monday November 20 from 7 to o'clock. Students enjoyed games ice cream cookies and other snacks. All but three classmates attended. Teachers Miss Mary Emma Neaves and Miss Elaine Nichols and home room mothers Mrs W C Leavitt Mrs W W Scott and Mr T A Upshaw plus Mrs Walter Segers assisted and supervised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emma Neaves
Elaine Nichols
W. C. Leavitt
W. W. Scott
Mee
T. A. Upshaw
Walter Segerstrom
Play-A-While Club Holds Thanksgiving Themed Meeting
The Play-A-While Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. W. Miller. A Thanksgiving motif appeared in tales decorations and refreshment plates. Chrysanthemums served as party flowers. Forty-two games were played with guests including Mesdames A F Ashenhust Vancil Wren E B Harrison L S Furrh A M Conant Albert Turner Fuller Frank Lindsay Jack Fuqua A J Bell J B Lee L E Million Jack McClendon CC E Coombes R P Small and G B McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Miller
Mesdames
A. F. Ashenhust
Vancil Wren
E. B. Harrison
L.S. Furrh
A. M. Conant
Albert Turner
Fuller
Frank Lindsay
Jack
Cotton Marketing Quotas Voted On December 9 Referendum
Cotton marketing quotas apply in 1940 only if two thirds of farmers voting in the referendum December 9 approve them. This item notes the conditional implementation based on the vote outcome and the specific date of the electoral measure.
Swedish Cooperatives Since 1850 and the Use Profit Goal
The article traces Swedish cooperative origins from the 1850 Orsundobro village meeting to the rise of the Cooperative Union later known as K F. It notes early village barge-backed buying, central organization in Stockholm, and K F growth to a major retailer influencer. It contrasts use profit with money profit and links to Denmark and Sweden Rural Electrification progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REA
Enterpri
Sweden
Russia
Orsundobro
Stockholm
Cooperative Union
K. F
KK. F
Malmo
Scandinavian
Denmark
Rural Electrification Administration
Congress
United States
Dean of Pharmacy Perfects Remedy for Cold Coughs
A university dean markets Mentho-Mulsion a cold and cough remedy with nine ingredients including vitamins A and D seven healing oils and creosote in fig syrup base. The product is guaranteed to relieve coughing and bronchial irritation with a money back promise endorsed by Yates Drug Company and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean of Pharmacy
Mid-Western
California
Philippines
Coorie Morehouse
Yates Drug Company
G E Refrigerators Use Selective Air Conditions
General Electric refrigerators offer selective air conditions with zones for different foods. The Bryant Link Company sells the G E line in Stamford. The system includes a super freez e unit for frozen items a cold storage drawer for meats a vegetable drawer and a general storage zone for bottles cans and less humidity sensitive produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Stamford
Bryant Link Company
Thanksgiving observances and local church notes
Sagerton observes Thanksgiving with family dinners and gratitude. The Methodist church welcomes pastor Rev. Cecil Tune back for a year of planned work. Local residents visitants include Mrs. W. P. Caudle in Knox City and Irene Stewart with her mother from Stamford. Families update homes and attend Harvest Day on December 7 at Stamford Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Tune
W. P. Caudle
Knox City
Joe Smith
Irene Stewart
Ivy
Stamford
Leslie Dobbs
Crowel
J. A. Clark
Haskell Sandefur
East Wells Ave
Sandefur
Lagerton
G. A. Lambert
Robert Joe Smith
Coleman
Methodist Church
Stamford Methodist Church
Stamford High Band Twirlers and Drum Major Shine
Stamford High School band and pep squad receive praise for precise drills and polished performances at football games. Twirlers Ola Reid Wanda Jo Britton join drum major Margaret Boston Clower, with new white satin uniforms matching the band. Wanda Jo is a junior. six of seven leaders are seniors. Jack Howell, new arrival from Houston, is deemed an expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Reid
Jack Howell
Wanda Jo Britton
Stamford
Ola
Wanda Jo
Jack
Houston
Margaret Boston
Clower
Margaret
Wanda White
Eilah Blan Elliott
Mary Traeger
Laughlin Family Visits. Local Youth Attends Conference and Advisory Role
Mr and Mrs J R Laughlin visited their son Earl Laughlin and family in Mata dor last weekend. Miss Ladain Laughlin attended the North West Texas Methodist Conference in Lubbock and is pursuing kindergarten primary education at the college. Miss Boston has qualified for and been named an adviser to new students at Texas State College for Women. A high scholastic stand is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Laughlin
Earl Laughlin
Matador
Ladain Laughlin
Lubbock
Boston
Texas State College For Women
Mary Tom Boston Earns Honors at TSCW Club Initiation
Miss Mary Tom Boston of Stamford, a junior at Texas State College for Women, has been initiated into one of the campus clubs, the Lowry club. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Boston and is majoring in, with the article noting her literary and social club pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enton
Mary Tom Boston
Stamford
Texas State College For Women
T. J. Boston
Boston
Lowry Club
New campus guidance group aids special student mentorship
A designed advisor position aims at leadership dependability and a practical method of understanding college problems. Miss Boston leads a group of new students for special guidance on campus. Cotton marketing quotas seek to align supplies with demand and shield cooperators from over planting by non cooperators.
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Ing
Miss Boston
Wall Paper and Canvas at C. I Shamburger Lumber Co 4life
A short note lists wallpaper and canvas offerings from C. I Shamburger Lumber Co with the phrase 4life indicating durable home decor materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I Shamburger Lumber Co
4Life
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Wtersills
ASICE
Achurchesa
Sagerton
SHS
TSCW
Anson Stamford
Smith & Smith
Attorneys At Law
J. C. Penney Bidg
Stamford, Texas
Chiropractic
Amea
Pho
Lone Star
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