Twin sons born to Mr and Mrs Foreman in Lubbock
Twin sons were born to Mr and Mrs Milton Foreman of Sundown at St Marys Hospital in Lubbock on November 26. The babies add joy to the Foreman home and mark a happy family milestone.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1941
Page
5
Twin sons were born to Mr and Mrs Milton Foreman of Sundown at St Marys Hospital in Lubbock on November 26. The babies add joy to the Foreman home and mark a happy family milestone.
Ronald Lynn and Don ald Glynn were named in a family gathering recount. Lizzie Royer, mother of the mother, travels in Lubbock with her. Several locals visited kin in Albany Fort Worth Bluir and Denton while students from Texas A and M and the Texas State College for Women returned home for the holidays. A newborn son, John Breitling Coulter III, arrived at Stamford Sanitarium with grandparents Frank Morrow and Brig. Gen. J. B. Coulter listed as relatives.
Mrs Calvin Cannon spoke at the Dorcas Class Christmas dinner held Tuesday night at St John s Methodist Church. Hostesses included Mrs Crockett Appling C T Dodson C D Hopkins Cleburne Huston and others as the program featured a South America theme with a snow village centerpiece and gifts.
After a brief wedding trip Mr. and Mrs Sharp will be at home. The notice lists a forthcoming change of address and invites congratulations from friends and relatives.
A family settles into their newly furnished home on East Oliver Street, bringing activity to the quiet block. Neighbors report improvements and a warmer street presence as boxes and furniture are arranged inside the dwelling.
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