Dickens Program Brings Fine Arts Club Evening
Fine Arts Club held a Charles Dickens program for the December meeting at Betty Jane Blackwell's home. Halcyon Stagner opened with a pantomime drill, Annette Carothers recited a poem, and readings of Dickens life and Christmas Carols followed. Members sang carols, and hosts provided cookies and hot chocolate.
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Dickens
Fine Arts Club
Charles Dickens
Betty Jane Blackwell
Satureday
Bobby Lou Smith
Nancy Leu Langford
Judy Suqua
Halcyon Stagner
Eilah Blan Elliott
Annette Carothers
Halycon
Jean Brownfield
Nan- Lou Langford
Janice Baird
Betty Jane Plackwell
Ann Paunkley
Freca Culwell
Eilah Blan’ Elliott
Gweneth Fleming
Mary Jean Yates
Peggy Tinsley
Judy Fuqua
Petty Jo Summers
Doris Rosenwadser
Nancy Ruth Harrison
Jane
Sarah McDonald
Halcyon
Nel Stagner
Ruth Fraters
Virginia Tayman
Martha Beth Larche
Nancy Lou Langford
Pep Squad Hosts Stamford High Football Banquet
The Stamford High School football boys will be banqueted at the home economics cottage on December 16. Pep squad members will act as hostesses with the High School band as guests. Ollie Mae Burge is general chairman and Mrs ine Walker assists.
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Stamford High School
Ollie Mae Burge
Mre
Ine Walker
Dinner party honors Mr. and Mrs. Oates in Abilene
Mrs. R. A. Fuqua and Mrs. Mamie Yates Orr hosted a dinner Wednesday night for Mr. and Mrs. John Oates Jr. and other guests. A three course meal was served to attendees including Morris Childers Johnny Elliott Mary Alice Abbott Grace Moody Esther Rogers LaVerne Grace Ray Reid Jack Carnes Dick Trachia J. P. Smitherman and Claude Webster.
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Oates
John Oates, Jr
Abilene
R. A. Fuqua
Mamie Yates Orr
Morris Childers
Johnny Elliott
Mary Alice Abbott
Grace Moody
Esther Rogers
LaVerne Grace
Ray Reid
Jack Carnes
Dick Trachia
J. P. Smitherman
Claude Webster
Saturday Bridge Club Hosts Afternoon Event
Mrs. Fred Hudson entertained members of the Saturday Bridge Club last Saturday afternoon with fall flowers in decorations. Mrs. Robert Harrison won high score in bridge games. Refreshments were served to a list of club members including H. A. Carter G. C. Car others A. C. Cooper Arnold Douthit Charles Markham Budley Raines Harry Yates Robert Harrison E. A. Rosell Ben Ray Mable Yates Orr and Buster Parish.
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Friendly Hour Bridge Club
Paul Summers
Friendly Hour
R. C. Ricks
Leonard Rucker
Leslie White
8. J. Hodge
Fred Hudson
Robert Harrison
T E L Class Entertained At Christmas Event
The T E L Class of the First Baptist church held a Christmas party at Mrs. W B Tayman’s home with associate hostesses Mines C E Brownfield L Jackson J H Kinney C M Lester and Maurine Jackson. A Yuletide theme featured in decorations and program. Gifts from the tree were shared and refreshments served.
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First Baptist Church
L. C. Dennis
Jean Brownfield
Alyeon Campbell
Ednad Cullum
Mmes
Morris Hicks
C. R. Sims
Alten McClellan
A. L. Buster
Howard Spencer
T. Tinsley
M. D. Thompson
Choral Club Formed At Local High School Under George Corse
A high school choral club is organized under director George Corse. Lillian Lamb is elected president with Cecil Massey as secretary and treasurer. Othellis Lusk serves as reporter, Everett Million as sergeant-at-arms, and committees on uniforms named Russell Gill, Cecil Massey, Alyeon Campbell, and Elijah Alan Elliott. Meetings set for Tuesday and Thursday afternoons after school.
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George Corse
Lillian Lamb
Cecil Massey
Othellis Lusk
Everett Million
Russell Gill
Alyeon Campbell
Elijah Alan Elliott
Church of the Nazarene Sunday Services
Mrs. Ola Bells is pastor with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Young people meet at 6:30 p.m. Miss Corby leads the missionary society on Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m. Prayer meeting is on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. All are welcome to worship.
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Church of the Nazarene
Ola Bells
Miss Corby
Missionary Society
A. L. Corby
Church of Christ notices and weekly schedule
Church of Christ led by Minister C. H. Tabor posts a Bible school Sunday at 9 45 a m and services 11 a m and 7 15 p m Geesenendon services at 11 45 a m and & p m Young people class at 6 30 p m Ladies class Monday 3 p m Singing Monday 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Everyone is welcome and classes encourage questions to learn together
St Johns Methodist Staging Church Services and Welcoming Invite
St Johns Methodist Church led by Pastor Thomas Barcus holds church school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 10 50 with special music and sermon by the pastor Vesper service at 5 p m The community is invited Those without a church home are welcomed Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 p m
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St. John’s
First Baptist Church Report Highlights Growth and Finances
The First Baptist Church led by Rev. Dick O’Brien reports a year of growth with 1200 members, 49 baptisms, 61 by letter, 600 in Sunday school, and boosts to B T U and WMU enrollments. Finances show 1500 missions, 3000 pastor salary, 1250 revival aid, and 12350 debt and incidentals totaling 17100.
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First Baptist Church
Dick O'Brien
Jones County Association
W. M
Leeders
Central Presbyterian Observes Universal Bible Sunday
Minister Wm F. Rogan leads services at Central Presbyterian with Bible theme across morning worship and evening program. The church hosts a Teacher Training Course and a chili supper for the Taxis Class Thursday, with a fellowship hour and folk dances after.
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Central Presbyterian
Wm F. Rogan
American Bible Society
Sakata
Belgian Congo
Ann Bunkley
Bland Harrison
Ccasion
Central Christian Church Services Announced
Central Christian Albert Jones, minister, outlines morning worship at 10 a m and evening worship at 11 a m with a 7 30 p m service. The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
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Central Christian
Albert Jones
Three Days Cough Signal Warns of Hidden Trouble
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion for chest cold and bronchial irritation. It claims the remedy targets the source of inflammation, eases mucous membranes, and loosens germ laden phlegm, offering a money back guarantee if not fully effective.
Woman Crushed to Death by Tractor Near Peacock
A Stonewall County woman, Mrs. Reynolds aged about 38, was killed Wednesday afternoon when a tractor ran over her near Peacock. Barrow Funeral Home prepared the body for burial. Funeral plans were incomplete Thursday.
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Stonewall County
Reynolds
Peacock
Barrow Funeral Home
Thanksgiving visits fill many local homes in Fort Worth era
Rockdale teacher Miss Veda Trammell and her mother visited Fort Worth for Thanksgiving with Miss Veda’s sister and husband. Numerous community members and relatives spent the holiday across Abilene Hamlin Stamford Lubbock and nearby towns. Family gatherings included car accident injuries and hospital stays, deer hunts, and multiple visits with extended kin.
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Veda Trammell
Rockdale
Ft. Worth
Veda
Paul Kelly
Jay Newcomb
Monahans
Tull Newcomb
Clifton Cobb
Abilene
von Cobb
Miller Bunkley
Arlington
Merle Ivy
John Ivy
J. J. West
Bob Posey Jr
Post Community
M. M. Cobb
T. N. Gillespie
Bill Mickler
el Paso
Mr. Scott
L. E. Scott
Sam Cobb
Lubbock
Jean Cobb
Marybell Willoughby
Dorothy Jean Evetts
Annie Fox
Albany
Sam Newcomb
Ft. Griffin
Hardin-Simmons University
Lee Bohannan
Ermon Williams
Haskell
Glad McLennan
Sid Jones
Matthews
Colton
W. C. Gruben
Emma Pearl
Spur
Avoca
Rennels
F. D. Williams
O’brien
Tuxedo Visits and Oklahoma Trip Mentioned
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McKennon of Stamford visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galey Tuesday night. J. H. Rivers is visiting relatives in Paris and Hugo Oklahoma this week.
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J. K. McKennon
Stamford
Paul Galey
J. H. Rivers
Paris
Hugo
Oklahoma
Local youths visit relatives over weekend
Bryan Ethridge, a local student, spent the weekend at home after visiting Mr and Mrs Paul Galey. George Rivers Jr, also a student, stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs George Rivers. J S Sloan of Stamford was in the community Tuesday visiting acquaintances.
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Andy Jones
Anson
Paul Galey
Bryan Ethridge
George Rivers, Jr
Abilene
George Rivers
J. S. Sloan
Stamford
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