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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
4
A balance of personal mentions shows Mrs. L B Davis of Dallas visiting Mrs. Walter L Orr, while T A Curry travels on business in Seymour. Many neighbors note visits, illnesses, births, and routines including Mrs. H A Carter at the Sanitarium, and Betty Lou born January 4th to Mr. and Mrs T Ivy.
Miss Mildred Wilhite of Liseders visited her mother Mrs J A Wilhite and was a Pleasant caller Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frock stisers Bunker Hill were visitors Saturday and honored readers for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lee Brady at home fr a visit with kin. Mrs. Brady ill, Me er’s condition serious. Bree’s group hosted young people from nearby communities on Past Sat. W Huff of Corinth was at this office Saturday before train to Marlow Okla. Roy S Bourland and Frances returned to Wichita Falls after visit on Moran street. G M Hague and son G M arrived from Aherns and visited first with his dad, G M Jr., who says Stamford is fine. Two months old, Hague spent Christmas with them.
Stamford Texas will host Leon Jim Bostwick next week in a prominent vaudeville engagement. The star, supported by a leading manager, has risen to top status in Texas stage entertainment. The large indoor venue will be warm with six stoves and the new season features, promising fresh acts unseen in Stamford.
Mr and Mrs Morris Hicks visited new relatives in Lagerton Sunday. Hicks is with Stamford Cotton and Produce Co. A visit after a busy fall office period is noted. Wim Luce missed a Fort Smith Coffee Co trip as a top salesman for a million dollar annual plan, linked to remodeling plans at a residence. Rev Seaman spoke at the event and visits Royale Morton home in Kenridge. Mor is happily married a year and doing well.
Ay Conly and family attended the funeral of E. B. Puller who died suddenly on December 20. He was 71 years old and had not enjoyed good health for some time.
Man K. K. Framcias of the West Texas Utilities has returned from a vacation trip to Arketens and Oklahoma. He was ill most of the time but managed a few goods hunts. Mrs. Francis aided for a longer visit.
Mr and Mix G C Carothers and son return from a Midland Wells visit called by the illness of Mrs Tomlinson his mother in law Mrs Tomlinson had been ill and recently underwent an operation in Dallas from which she did not regain strength Mrs Carothers shares in the sympathy of many friends in her great loss.
B K Gamaill and his wife visited during the holidays with his father Mrs Gamaill.
The family of Paul Loop expresses gratitude to the Junior Class of Stamford High School for the beautiful flowers given in remembrance of Paul's birthday. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. LE L Loop.
The Singer office moves from 9 eeee ing to the first house north of City Hall on the west side. A stock of machines and repair parts, needles and oil will be available from A. M. Adair at 453 Prone.
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