Let flowers say Merry Christmas for you
Florist Mrs. High promotes gift arrangements with festive blooms and greetings as a local holiday feature.
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the Florist
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
3
Tailless Calf Born To Bow Family
A young woman born without a tail is pictured with J. W. Heiser of Bow noting the unusual birth. This short item highlights a notable family event and local observer.
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J. W. Heiser
Christmas Party for Phebean Class at First Baptist
Mrs. E H Bushell and Mrs. Sterling Keen hosted a Christmas party Friday evening for the Phebean Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church at Mrs Keen's home. Devo tional led by Mrs. K R Pawkett and Mrs. George Smith followed by forty-two games and a Christmas tree gift. Refreshments of cake coffee and fruit jello with whipped cream were served. Present were Mrs. George Smith Kenneth Sherman W Z Vaden Sherman Stanage J R McDaniel Jack Fuqua K R Pawkett and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phebean
E. H. Bushell
Sterling Keen
Keen
First Baptist Church
K. R. Pawkett
George Smith
Mmes
Kenneth Sherman
W. Z. Vaden
Sherman Stanage
J. R. McDaniel
Jack Fuqua
Busy Hour Club Hosts Christmas Party Plans
The Busy Hour Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. R. P. Small’s home for sewing and social time. A pineapple dessert and coffee were served to Mrs. Frank Owen, Mrs. Jack McLendon, and Mrs. H. Lawdon. Mrs. C. S. Smith will host a Christmas party on Thursday afternoon December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Small
Frank Owen
Jack McLendon
Mrs Hudson Hosts Christmas Friday Bridge Club
Mrs John Hudson presides during a Stamford Inn mezzanine party with 24 guests including Mrs R F Townsend and Mrs Charles Inglish. Prizes went to Mrs Ben Ray high guests and club high to Mrs Charles Inglish. Mrs A C Cooper won high cut. A London Bridge Club party followed with green and silver decor and prizes to Mrs Townsend and Mr Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Stamford Inn
John Hudson
Ben Ray
Charles G. Inglish
A. C. Cooper
Mmes
R. F. Townsend
Seymour
L. M. Hardy
B. H .Baird
H. A. Carter
Dayle Middleton
G. H. Zachary
D. A. Bandeen
Galen H. McKinney
Hugh Astin
A. S. Vernon
Gordon Haynes
Harry Yates
H. H. Pennington
G. C. Carothers
R. D. Wray
W. B. Harrison
R. R. Robertson
Margery Bailey
Mayme Yates Orr
B. N. Wiseley
Fred Hudson
L. F. Metz
Grace Geheart
Mary Jo Payne
London Bridge Club
Harley F. Goble
Remarkable football picture coming to Stamford Alcove
Manager Hodge announces that the Universal drama The All American will screen Sunday Monday and Tuesday featuring the 1931 All America Team and an All Star squad. The story follows a football star after college as fame threatens his life until his younger brother prompts a change. Richard Arlen and Andy Devine star.
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Stamford
Alcove
Hodge
Richard Arlen
Andy Devine
All American stars and film cast in varied rosters
Gloria Stuart James Gleason and others star in All American alongside a 30 member football roster including Carideo Red Cagle Ernie Nevers Marchy Schwartz Albie Booth Jerry Dairyman Pinckett and Moon ullins. A Savannah Georgia patient Sophie Grothreer awakens after seven months of sleeping sickness. Mrs John F Lahn of Los Angeles wins a divorce after testifying her husband spanked children for not eating spinach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carideo
Ernie Nevers
Red Cagle
Albie Booth
Marchy Schwartz
Erny Pinckett
Gloria Stuart
James Gleason
Preston Foster
June Clyde
Carideo
Red” Cagle
Jerry Dairymen
Pinckett
Moon” Ullins
Sophie Grothreer
Savannah
John F. Lahn
Los Angeles
Farmers Pay Back Government Loans in Two Counties
Farmers of Jones and Shackelford counties nearly finished repaying 1932 government loans. Ed F. Jay reports $802 unpaid in Jones and $507 in Shackelford, with $13,650 repaid in cash and $16,800 in cotton collateral. He urges prompt cash or cotton payments to settle small balances and obtain crop releases. A later note records a theft in Newburgh New York where a century plant was taken from Mrs. Robert Hughes's greenhouse.
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Jones
Shackelford
Ed F. Jay
Jay
Jones County
Will of Marianne Mason Directs Bottle of Ichloroform
Instructions left in Marianne Mason's will at Vincent Square Mansions South Wales require a bottle of ichloroform to be placed in her hands before closing the coffin. The draft details appear in the sanitized obit notes and reference the deceased and location.
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Marianne Mason
Vincent Square Mansions
South Wales
Somerset man wins big on twenty first birthday
Myron Tomlin of Somerset Indiana abstained from smoking and drinking for 14 years and collected 10000 on his twenty first birthday. Poinsettias priced from 75 cents to 2.50. Mrs High, the florist. Advertising in the American pays.
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Myron Tomlin
Somerset
Ind
Poinsettas
Mrs.High
Washington Gas Range Cast Oven in White and Gray
Porcelain Washington gas range with cast oven and heat control in white and gray finish. Regular value listed as 45.00 dollars for ME 9985.
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Washington
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