Vaudeville Tea at Wayland College Featured by Geraldyne Wright
Miss Geraldyne Wright, director of Expression at Wayland College Plainview, entertains Friday with a Vaudeville tea. Mrs W H Wright travels to visit Geraldyne and attend the event. Mr and Mrs F E Cowsert and daughters Helen and Ouita Belle return from Fort Worth after meeting sharers in the Edwards estate and noting Cowsert as a great granddaughter inheriting a portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldyne Wright
Wayland College
Plainview
W. H. Wright
Miss Geraldyne
F. E. Cowsett
Helen
Ouita Belle
Ft. Worth
Amarillo Social News and Local Updates
Judge and Mrs E V Hardwick hosted week end guests Mr and Mrs Walter Phan of San Antonio who plan to reside in Amarillo this year Mrs Jasper Trammel underwent tonsil removal by Dr J E Montgomery at Stamford Sanitarium and is recovering nicely Mrs R A Fuqua covers in the City Barber Shop while away C O Reed of Pleasant Valley reported farm operation crepping near neighbors and plans to attend T J Line Chapel Friday with Dennis and Miss (name cut) for the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Hardwick
Walter Phansteel
San Antonio
Phanand
Amarillo
Jasper Trammel
J. E. Montgomery
Stamford Sanitarium
R. A. Fuqua
City
C. O. Reed
Pleasant Valley
Stamford social notes and local business moves
Mrs J P Astin hosts Forty Two Club on East Campbell street Friday afternoon. Mrs Ernest Williams takes charge at Riggins Hotel near Union Station. Clyde Tidwell, Mrs J L Tidwell and child visit Stamford. sister-in-law Mrs A G Wilson hosts at Sunnyside. Reece Pratt and A L Buster attend Seventh District Bankers Convention in Ft Worth. Otis Caton returns to Stamford in R M Kinard Buick office. L J Claypool buys two Stamford residences on S Swenson and South Wetherbee. he is a Fort Worth builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Astin
East Campbell Street
Ernest Williams
Brown Hotel
Riggins
E. Reynolds
Union Station
Clyde Tidwell
J. L. Tidwell
Anson
Stamford
A. G. Wilson
Sunnyside
Tidwell
Odell
Celista Wilson
Reece Pratt
A. L. Buster
Bankers’ Convention
Ft. Worth
Otis Caton
Penick-Hughes Co
Wichita
R. M. Kinard
Buick
American Legion
L. J. Claypool
S. L. Flemings
S. Swenson
South Wetherbee
Mr. Claypool
Forty Two Tournament Planned by Stamford Music Club
The Stamford Music Club hosts a Forty-two Tournament Friday evening at City Hall inviting the public. Admission is 25 cents. The club supports city affairs and asks for community cooperation to ensure a good time for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Music Club
City Hall
Community Social Notes From Ericksdahl Area
Last Saturday night rain and wind visited the community. W W meeting at Carl Ekdahl’s home drew a large crowd for the yearly gathering with refreshments and a pleasant afternoon. Lutherian League social at O D Swenson’s home Tuesday. Ladies Aid met at P V Nelsons last Wednesday. A quilting party for Mrs A E Olson’s mother at Clara Lundgren’s Friday afternoon. helpers named. Birthday wishes at Carl Oman’s Monday night. Ed Nauvist and daughter Teresa and Gladys, and Mrs Reuben Richard with Mrs Carl Youngquist visited Travis county by car last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Carl Ekdahl
Lutherian League
O. D. Swenson
Ladies Aid
P. V. Nelson
Clara Lundgren
A. E. Olson
Mmes
Carl Oman
C. Lundgren
J. Chaots
Carl Vorngauist
John Munson
Sam Bastand
Hjalmer
Olson
H. B. Haterius
Fritz Olson
Irene Olson
Minnie Koch
Plainview Social News Glimpses From Local Visits
Plainview residents recount visits and gatherings including Bun ker Hill school trip. Mr and Mrs Elmer Russell of Rule visit Ernest Coleman. Alice Roberson Fay Campbell visit Ruby Hanson. Stamford and Abilene ball game trip by J E Miller and L R Overby. Women busy with plowing and gardening amid spring winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Bunker Hill
Elmer Russel
Rule
Ernest Coleman
Alice Roberson
Fay Campbell
Ruby Hanson
Workman
Stamford
J. E. Miller
C. W. Campbell
Grace Brown
Anson
Ruth Diesman
Haskell
Elaine Rector
Maurine Gamblin
L. R. Overby
Abilene
Sunnyside Farmers Expand Land For Moisture Window
Sunnyside farmers work to prepare land before moisture declines. Most beds are tilled in the usual manner while flat breaking and sod breaking increase. Crockett Appling tills about a hundred acres with a new Fordson tractor as J F McCulloch plows for Mr Jones. Other farmers like Mr Cloud also acquire tractors while the farm demonstrator Dorn Ye lays terraces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crockett Appling
J. F. McCulloch
Mr. Jones
Mr. Cloud
Local notes from the community
A. T. McCulloch’s farm near the school house is mentioned. Burnett the tar assessor visited early in the week. Two light showers occurred Saturday night followed by rain the next day. Illness persists with several on the sick list and influenza still present. Mrs S. J. Osment, Mr. Osment, Walter, and Mrs Earl Osment’s daughter Helen face illnesses including tonsillitis. Weldon Walker suffered severe scalding from a kettle incident and will miss school. J. D. Smith and family paid a visit to Aspermont on Sunday.
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A. T. McCulloch
Burnett
S. J. Osment
Osment
Walter
Earl Osment
Helen
Ralph Shanafelt
Baby
Weldon Walker
J. D. Smith
Aspermont
Wind damages sheds as light rain aids sand storm cleanup
McConnell notes a windy night with sheds blown down and a light shower easing a sand storm. The column records local social visits, mid term exams, construction progress on Mr. West’s residences, garden work, and a list of sick residents, with hopes for quick recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Jones
R. A. Cauthen
West
M. W. Bland
J. W. Mercer
Floyd Jones
L. C. Wille
J. F. Guillet
W. E. Bunkley
Madge
Annie
Lois
Lena West
Tom Hartsfield
Henry Hartsfield
Dempsey
Berryhill Schoolhouse Honors Washington Birthday Night
Berryhill residents enjoyed a Friday program at the Berryhill Schoolhouse honoring George Washington. A large crowd attended with hopes everyone enjoyed themselves. Nearby events included a Mr Vosse gathering with a large crowd on Wednesday night and a visit from Bunk and Gat Rounds of Swans Chapel. Berryhill B B Boys defeated Exdale 36 to 0 last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Rose
Berryhill
George Washington
Mr. Vosse
Bunk
Swans Chapel
Berryhill B. B
Exdale
West McConnell News Breeze and Community Odds
West McConnell notes windy weather reminds residents of March. Garden work begins as the community shares health updates with Mrs. Ernest Sandlin and Ila Mae Sharp listed as ill. Mrs. Chapman recovers, Ruth Diceman visited Haskell, and Mr. Hinds’ son from Oklahoma stays briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Sandlin
Ila Mae Sharp
Chapman
Ruth Diceman
Haskell
Hinds Son
Okla
Rosebud
Hijackers Seized After Robbery Near Victory Cafe
Police report three Black suspects assaulted a dishwasher at the Victory Cafe, robed him of 2.50, then fled toward the O’s belt before being captured near Haskell. All three men are in custody at the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Cafe
Haskell
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R. C. Thomas
Texas
Hamilton Street
Gambill Bros
Brazelton Lumber Company
Shirwin-Williams Paints
T. J. Line Chapel Wei
Dennis
Home Bakery
Goodrich
Lueders, Texas
Tom M
Tony
the Wonder Hor
Thos. H. Ince
Anna Christie
Blanche Sweet
Wm. Russell
Pathe News and
FOX Educational
Captain Blood
Braselton Lumber Company
THE
Stamford American
Glenn Place Hotel
Miss Evalina Lay
Proprietress
Overland Automobile CO
Stamford, Texas
N. A. Harper
W. Moran ST
Connell
Oni Oes
Tayman
Reid
West Moran
W. Reid
F. M. Locke
Joseph Rady
Stamford Mattress Factory
Jim Crawford
Standpipe
Avoca Drug CO
Avoca, Texas
M.W.A
Hall
McHarg Avenue
Layne-Yates
L. L. Loop
Consul
DR. E. Tiedeman
H. H. Hicks
Guaranty Bank
8. B
H. V. Woodson
Public Accountant
Income Tax Service
Dodson Motor Company
Tex.s
Ericksdahl
McConnell
Berry Hill
West McConnell
Hambright
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