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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1937

Page

8

Bridgettes honor Mrs. Foy Young at Tuesday party

Mrs. Foy Young formerly Miss Kinard was honored by the Bridgettes at Mrs. Reta Culbreath home. About 75 guests enjoyed a program with readings, songs, piano, and a treasure chest surprise followed by gifts. Hostess group included Miss Katherine McNabb and Mrs. Parker Gardner among others.

Parker Gardneys Composea Bridgettes Helen Aliler Katherine McNabb Mary Alice Abbott Margaret Ann Buster Virginia Bounds Farlene Wagfe

Oyster supper honors Miss Agnes Morgan in Thanksgiving gathering

Miss Agnes Morgan of San Antonio, former Stamford Public Schools teacher, inspired a Thanksgiving oyster supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lewis. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burgon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pace, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Baird, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bounds, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Davenport Jr., of Anson, and Mrs. J. A. Middleton. The group dined at quarter tables and played contract after dessert.

Agnes Morgan San Antonio Stamford Publi Byron Lewis Miss Morgan Ray Burgon Harry Pace B. B. Baird R. H. Bounds B. P. Davenport, Jr Anson Lewis J. A. Middleton

Notable Dewees Family Reunion Attendees Listed

The Dewees family gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dewees and daughter Carole of Stamford, Mrs. Morris Nix and son Jimmy of Abilene, Mrs. Henry Lance of Westwood California, Mrs. Ray Wooderd and Mrs. Stanley Stuefloten of Colusa, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Crow and sons Guy Jr. and Robert Lewis, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gentry and J. W. Dewees of Stamford.

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Thanksgiving Dinner at Stevenson Home in Stamford

Mr and Mrs 4 W Stevenson hosted a Thanksgiving dinner honoring their granddaughter Dorothy Baker of Oklahoma City who came for the holidays Chrysanthemums graced the dining table Guests included Mary Alice Abbott W Smith Katharine McNabb Herschel Stockton Virginia Bounds Ray Reed Helen Miller Clifford Gray Margaret Ann Juster Willard Bartlett Earlene Haggar Morris Childers Russell Crownover Dorothy Baker Art Williams and other friends who dropped by The Oklahoma visitors attended the Stamford Haskell Thanksgiving football game in the afternoon.

Stevenson Home W. Stevenson Dorothy Baker Oklahoma City Mary Alice Abbott W. ©. Smith Rule Katherine McNabb Herschel Stockton Abilene Virginia Bounds Ray Reed Helen Miller Clifford Gray Anson Margaret Ann Juster Willard Bartlett

Mrs. Small Hosts Play-A-While Club Pre Thanksgiving Party

Mrs. R. P. Small entertained the Play-A-While Club with a pre Thanksgiving gathering at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Thanksgiv ing tallies and score pads for forty-two were used. chrysanthemums adorned the rooms. Pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee were served to Mesdames C. E. Coombes E. B. Harrison S. L. Fleming J. B. Lee F. J. Schaefer George Nichols J. S. Sloan L. E. M. ion E. R. Pace Lee Rogers and J. W. Upshaw.

F. J. Schaefer George Rar Gene Nichols

Thanksgiving Reunion Party Held

Members of the L. A. Dewees family gathered at the family home on Thanksgiving Day for a final visit before three daughters and a sister from California returned home. The day featured a noon dinner and afternoon photos with brothers W. A. Westbrook of Stamford and B. O. Westbrook of Old Glory and sister Mrs. F. V. Stanfield of Yuba City among the attendees.

L. A W. A. Westbrook Stamford B. O. Westbrook Old Glory F. V. Stanfield Yuba City Calli

Youngbloods Host Emanon Bridge Dinner

Dr. and Mrs. Wade Youngblood hosted the Emanon Club event with husbands attending a fall themed bridge dinner. Yellow chrysanthemums decorated the home and a three course menu followed by bridge where Charles Markham won the high score prize among the guests.

Mrs Bryant Hosts Coffee for Guests and Students

Mrs R B Bryant and her daughter Miss Martha Jane Bryant hosted a Wednesday coffee for holiday guest Miss Mary Phillips of Dumas and Mrs Fay Young formerly Miss Patsy G inard. Violinist Parker Gardner performed with Mrs Frank Fleming at the piano and Miss Dorothy May Pratt read. A madonna cloth table setting and orange tapers highlighted the coffee hour with cookies fruit cake olives and mints. Guests included Miss Beth Sadler from S M U Dallas and several local friends and students.

Bryant R. B. Bryant Martha Jane Bryant McMurry College Mary Phillips Dumas Fay Young Parker Gardner Frank Fleming Dorothy May Pratt Miss Bryant Beth Sadler Dallas Helen Miller Katherine McNabb Margaret Buster Mary Alice Abbott Virginia Bounds Earlene Wagvoner Mary Louise Kinard Mines Nat Wash H. R. Whatley Walker Gardner Curtis McElhaney

Thanksgiving themed party hosted by Mrs Earl Keese

A Thanksgiving style gathering hosted by Mrs Earl Keese featured Puritan decorations and turkeys on game accessories. An old-fashioned music box drew guests as airs played, and Mrs FE A Russell won high in afternoon bridge. Attendees included Mesdames Rosessell Branham Payne Shelton Braun Johnson Mc Closkey Rucker Scott Ricks Davis Raines Wyatt.

Earl Keese FE. A. Russell Mesdames Rosesell Branham Payne Bob Shelton A. C. Braun Joel Johnson Bob McCloskey W. R. Rucker J. H. Scott R. C. Ricks Clay Davis Budley Raines Ernest Wyatt

Local Notables Named in Theaters and Society Rolls

The clipping lists prominent names including Harry Yates Gordon Haynes L F Metz Arnold Douthit H G Andrews Ike Hudson Fred Hudson George Zachary Charles G Inglish and Miss Betty Raines as part of a society or social register, reflecting community connections and gatherings of the period.

H. A. Carter D. A. Bandeen A. C. Cooper Ben Ray G. ©. Carothers Arnold Douthit Harry Yates Mamie Yates Orr Fred Hudson Ike Hudson L. F. Metz Charles Inglish R. W. Peach Philadelpha

Thanksgiving social events fill Stamford gatherings

LUEDEnts hosted a turkey supper at the Dollard home in Stamford. Local residents attended visits and games as Miss Oma May Byrnes entertained friends. Numerous names appear among attendees and weekend visitors from Abilene and Denton.

Bridge Builders and Missionary Imperative Meeting

Members of the Methodist church gathered at Grace Henderson’s home Monday afternoon for a themed program “Bridge Builders.” Miss Mae Stifflemire led devotion from John 1 14 and talks covered church unity, missionary work, and a dialogue between a preacher and a member. A social hour followed with piano selections, pumpkin pies, wafers, coffee, and decorative pine cone favors.

Grace Henderson A. Thornton E. M. Douthit B. J. Fickel J. C. Hester S. W. Bailey W. G. Stanford William Roger C. E. Coffman Yanus Henderson Chester Oman Jimmy Harrison Mae Stifflemire Rex Kendall

Washington Dispatch from Congressman Garrett in Washington

Congressman Clyde L. Garrett reports from the Capitol as Congress reconvenes for a Special Session. He highlights national news's significance and aims to chronicle legislative, executive, and judicial actions affecting the district. Morgenthau signals budget cuts and a balanced plan with no extra taxes, risking Public Works and unemployment relief reductions.

Clyde L. Garrett Washington Congress Morgenthan

Roosevelt Aims to Aid Businessmen with Low-Cost Housing Plan

President Roosevelt meets with top business leaders to spark a private enterprise driven program for construction of affordable housing for sale and rent. The farm bill draft is not ready, signaling possible governmental reorganization before action on the farm bill at the special session. Committees have removed several provisions.

Roosevelt

Government Reorganization Bills Describe Staff and Agency Changes

In the revised draft two bills address government reorganization. One bill authorizes six secretarial assistants for the President and the other carries out part of the plan to reorganize Federal agencies. The passage notes specific aims and parliamentary steps.

Just-A-Mere Bridge Club Thanksgiving Party Held

The Just-A-Mere Bridge Club hosted a Thanksgiving party with rose decorations, turkey cup favors, and a salad course and coffee. Mrs. S J Hodge won high score. Mrs. W R Rucker organized the event with a business meeting naming Mrs. C Davis president and Mrs. B Jayne treasurer and reporter.

Just-A-Mere Bridge Club W. R. Rucker S. J. Hodge Mesdames Cash Wiseman E. A. Russell Bob McCloskey R. C. Shelton Clay Davis Hodge Clyde Westfall Earl O'Steen Leslie White Branham Payne A. C. Braun Leslie Larche A. H. Ladd Branham Jayne Leshewarene

Mrs Hugh Astin Hosts Kolonial Kard Klub Dinner

Mrs Hugh Astin entertained Kolonial Kard Klub members with a Friday turkey dinner. A two course menu graced a large dining table with yellow and white decor. Yellow chrysanthemums and white snapdragons formed the centerpiece as high score in bridge went to Mrs W B Harrison.

Kolonial Kard Klub Hugh Astin W. B. Harrison Mmnes Harrison H. A. Car

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