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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
10
The Christmas Issue will publish next Wednesday instead of Friday with local news and special departments for women and children. It will include stories by Vivian Richardson W N Beard Austin Callan J H Lowery Lila Bell Smith Aunt Mary and others plus decorations, recipes and gift ideas from Stamford merchants.
A. S. Reaves tax collector of Jones County says a deputy will be at Stamford City Hall starting Monday December 14 to collect automobile taxes.
A school vacation letter from Rockdale where a child writes of family life and time for activities during Christmas break. The author mentions Mama busy, Brother Earnest Harrison, and reflections from home in a small town setting.
Regular services at Lindsey Chapel and Rockdale Baptist Church drew large crowds with a topic meeting Sunday night. A Christmas Tree was planned for December 24 at Rockdale. Sunday School and B Y P A were well attended, cemetery work held December 14, and visitors from Lueders church joined worship.
Miss Essie Mae Sorrell reports community events in New Hope Tue. Highlights include hogs killed in cold weather, birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ulmer, B Y P U Study Course ending with diplomas and exams, a fruit salad cake social, and a Saturday box supper raising 79.30 with a cake prize. Visitors appeared and a late Thursday party at S H Parson’s home is noted.
Miss Cleo Stanfield and Miss Lishie Gibson of Abilene visited here with friends Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs W Sorrell and J H Stevenson hosted dinners. Leona Parson stayed with Leila Morgan Center Point. Sunday church and Sunday School are invited.
Miss Minnie Lee Morse reports on West New Hope life. Little Margaret Lundy recovers from surgery at Stam ford Sanitarium and will be home soon. Ary Morse wounded but improving. Nora Thane visits. Ethel Thane visits Rule. Mr and Mrs Thomas King moving away. Robert and Edwin Thane visit Madison Morse.
Wr Mo Coty who has been Tim the Katy Hospital at Waco has returned home this week and resumed duties as stationary Gietaat at the Katy Shops.
A partial reader notice corrects contact details for Mrs. Norgod, listing her address as North Ferguson Street 24. The error involved toilet article listings previously published with an incorrect address and phone number.
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