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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
6
Oscar Seth and Sam Bas Yamd hosted the Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday afternoon at the Seth residence. Rev. Hugo B. Ha led devotions and business matters, with Mrs. Hugo B. Hater at the piano as songs, scripture, and prayer were shared. Mrs. Carl Seth read the minutes and a Carl gon family thanks note for a floral offering was presented.
The issue details socializing events at Mrs. Charles Andersons home and the Women’s Home Demonstration Club’s Friday meeting. It notes refreshments, a Christmas program, a birthday party for Alfred Olson, and a broad list of attendees including multiple Olson, Shuquist, Lundgren, and Nelson families, along with church services, school notices, and upcoming holiday programs.
Mrs. C A Thornton hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club with a Christmas motif. Prizes went to Mrs. F M Johnson high, Mrs O T Shipp low and Mrs Elworth Meyers guest. Refreshments included sandwiches chicken salad cherry cake and cranberry cocktail.
Joe Delwaide Sr of Fort Worth was visiting friends and relatives on Monday, according to the report.
Card of Thanks from the Carlson family expresses appreciation for kindness during illness and death of J. B. Carlson. A jury convicts Louis Bagdon of attempted larceny after his claim about a chicken coop sleep site near Willis Russell farm. Visalia police receive new uniforms as NRA buying campaign rolls out. Floyd Fletcher of Turner Kansas, 32, slaps his wife at 8 pm and begins a 30 day sentence at 11 pm.
A Kansas City resident was arrested for speeding after attempting to justify the offense by saying he was hurrying home to keep from catching a cold. The claim was deemed insufficient by authorities.
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