Francis Host Bridge Club Social in Blue and White
Mrs Francis and guests at East Reynolds Street residence for London Bridge Club evening. Prizes awarded to Galen McKinney and R R Robinson as club winners. Miss Mary Alice Abbott won high score. booby prize to Miss Clara Mae Jones. Refreshments featured tuna salad and iced tea.
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Francis
M. Francis
The
London Bridge Club
East Reynolds Street
Galen McKinney
R. R. Robinson
Mary Alice Abbott
Clara Mae Jones
Misses Peggy Elliott
Bernice Rosenwasser
Martha Jane Bryant
Virginia Bounds
Helen Miller
Jeanette Boston
Theresa White
Katherine McNabb
Eva Grace Knutson
Margaret Ann Buster
Beth Sadler
Robert Frances Culbreath
Earline Waggoner
Betty Wisely
Joan Bailey
Maxine Doran
Maxine Dorn Honored At Stevenson Home Party
Miss Maxine Dorn was honored at a Saturday afternoon party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stevenson with hostesses Dorothy Baker and Patsy Kinard. The rooms were beautiful with blue and white snap-dragons and ferns arranged in floor vases as a backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Dorn
J. W. Stevenson
Dorothy Baker
Patsy Kinard
Lost 40 Pounds On Doctor's Advice
Miss Bertha Waldo of Haman North Dakota proclaims her weight loss of over 40 pounds in a year using Kruschen Salts as advised by her doctor. She claims daily half teaspoon in hot water each morning improves health, eliminates constipation gas and acidity, and boosts energy and appearance. A four week jar costs little at drugstores with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Waldo
Haman
N. Dak
Busy Hour Club Meets at Mrs Williams Home
The Busy Hour Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs FE A Williams home with Williams hosting. Members continued sewing during the hour and enjoyed a tea with a salad plate and iced tea. Attendees included Mmes C B Smith Frank Owen Jack McLendon Guy Pittman Herbert Lawdon C C Miller Otto Smith and R P Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. A. Williams
Mrs. Williams
Mmes. C. B. Smith
Frank Owen
Jack McLendon
Guy Pittman
Herbert Lawdon
C. C. Miller
Otto Smith
R. P. Small
Just-a-Mere Club Entertained at Mrs Moore’s Home
Mrs Bob Moore hosted the Just-a-Mere Bridge Club on a Thursday afternoon in a home decorated with pink and green roses sweet peas and ferns. Attendees enjoyed the table settings and gracious hospitality in a cheerful social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just-A-Mere Club
Bob Moore
Just-a-Mere Bridge Club
Bridge party with afternoon tables and pink ice
The article notes an afternoon bridge session with tables arranged for entertainment. A pink ice with cake iced in green and olives was served. Attendees included Mmes. Leslie Larche, C. G. Lewis, C. B. Barrow, S. J. Hodge, Sherman Stanage, K. R. Pawkett, A. F. Ashenhust, Bruce Lee, Dean Culp, D. A. Kinney and Mark Putnam.
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Mmes
Leslie Larche
C. G. Lewis
Barrow
J. Hodge
Sherman Stanage
K. R. Pawkett
A. F. Ashenhust
Bruce Lee
Dean Culp
D. A. Kinney
Mark Putnam
Mabry Thompson Couple Wed in Quiet May Ceremony
Miss Bernice Thompson of this city and Glenn Mabry of Plainview were married at 1 pm Saturday May 27 at the home of Rev. Sam Morris with a ring ceremony. The bride wore blue with white accessories and will live in Plainview where Mabry works for Panhandle Refining Co. They plan a New Mexico honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabry-Thompson
Bernice Thompson
Glenn Mabry
Plainview
Sam Morris
First Baptist Church
Morris
Monell Thompson
A. D. Thompson
Stamford Public
Mabry
Panhandle Refining Company
New Mexico
Missionary Society Set to Meet at Central Christian Church
Members of the Missionary Society of Central Christian Church plan a gathering next Monday at Mrs. Dial’s home with Mrs. Galen McKinney leading the session.
Prayer Service at Central Christian Church Draws Attendees
An all-day prayer service at Central Christian Church on Tuesday of last week drew a good crowd who found the event interesting and enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Friday Bridge Club Entertainment at Mrs Hardy Home
The Friday Bridge Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. L. M. Hardy's Wells Avenue home. Three tables were set for games. Mrs Hal Sheppard won the high score prize after a double deck of cards and salad course were served. attendees included Mrs. Fred and other club members and guests.
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Friday Bridge Club
Local names listed for town events and notices
Hudson, Rayford Hills, H. G. Andrews, Hal Sheppard, Stone of Sweetwater, B. N. Wisely, E. P. Bunkley, R. R. Robertson, R. E. Hall, Grady Bowdry, H. A. Carter and Mayme Yates Orr.
Girls Bridge Club Meets For Bridge Games
The Girls' Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Bart Hollands home on Tuesday evening. Four tables were set for bridge with red verbena decorations and a refreshment plate of salad sandwiches and iced tea. attendees included Misses Maurine Alsabrook Inez Inguish Mae Belle Baird Mattie Lou Gamblin Josephine Gardner Patsy Durrett Kathryn McDaniel Leta Mae Middleton LaRue Humphrey Mary Price Margaret Lyles Maxine Cook Austin Mary Bryant Polly Donalson and Mrs. McKinney Gambin and Mrs. Buster Upshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Holland
Misses Maurine Alsabrook
Inez Inguish
Mae Belle Baird
Mattie Lou Gamblin
Josephine Gardner
Patsy Durrett
Kathryn McDaniel
Leta Mae Middleton
LaRue Humphrey
Mary Price
Margaret Lyles
Maxine Cook of
Austin
Mary Bryant
Polly Donalson
McKinney Gambin
Buster Upshaw
Weekend visitors and travels noted in local lines
Personal Thurston Owen and J. R. Malone of Seymour were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owen. Many local residents visited relatives or left for trips to Dallas Arlington Hearne Waco Roswell New Mexico Temple Sherman Spur Stamford and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston Owen
J. R. Malone of
Seymour
Mrs
Frank Owen
R. O. Jacobs
Rising Star
W. C. Tunnell
Or Jacobs
Tunnell
Hospital Briefs Roundup From Stamford Sanitarium
Hospital notes list Stamford High School football player Bill McClellan improving after admission to the Stamford Sanitarium. Rotan resident Isaac Corhn underwent a double operation Monday night. condition now improved. Births include an 8 pound daughter for G Bert Lane in Stamford and a 4 pound 5 ounce girl for Mr and Mrs L D McAfee of Jayton. Vera May Owens of Stamford had a major operation last Friday and is progressing. Mrs Frank Mobley of Albany was admitted, had a minor operation, and was dismissed. Miss Velma Preston of Cisco and Miss Gladys Davis of Hamlin began two…
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Bill McClellan
Stamford High
Isaac Corhn
Rotan
L. D. McAfee
Jayton
Vera May Owens
Stamford
Frank Mobley
Albany
Velma Preston
Cisco
Gladys Davis
Hamlin
Young Girl Gains Ten Pounds After Vinol Tonic
Bertie Grove aged 12 was underweight. After taking Vinol iron tonic at City Drug Store she gained ten pounds and developed an appetite and rosy cheeks.
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Bertie Grove
City Drug Store
Vacation Week News and Local Births and Admissions
A week of vacation continues with girls spending time at home. An 8-pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Rosemond on Wednesday morning. Norris Gibson of Rule was hospitalized Wednesday for immediate tonsil operation. Mrs. W. N. Kinney of Stamford was admitted for appendicitis surgery. Mrs. J. Griffin High, Stamford florist, returned home Saturday after eleven days in the hospital. Mrs. W. H. Meridith of Stamford was brought to the sanitarium Wednesday with a serious abscessed tooth. Mrs. C. S. Hughes of Haskell was admitted for a hospital examination.
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C. C. Rosemond
Norris Gibson
Rule
W. N. Kinney
Stamford
W. H. Meridith
C. S. Hughes of
Haskell
Post Delayed Week Rain Improves Planting Prospects
The Post community hopes for a good planting season as rains persist though came late for most small grain. Local events centered on the school term ending May 19 with strong attendance, a three program farewell including a seventh grade graduation by Ben Chapman and a play Crooks for a Month drew crowds. Various local residents visited, traveled, or attended activities in nearby towns, with notes on health, church services, and community gatherings.
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Laura Overton
Ben Charlie Chapman
Haskell
R. V. Earles
Lillian Hood
Burl Super
Eudlyn Adcock
Minnie Ellis
Thomas Cauthern
Spur
Clayton Adams
Maxine
Sunnyside
Roy Moore
Sayles
L. C. Stevens
Howard
Easterwood
Abilene
Mable Jones
Josephine Gardner
Rule
Stamford
Miss Jones
Chicago
Miss Gardner
J. W. Adcock
Bvbe Montgomery
Press Perry
W. W. Perry
Wyss
Oklahoma
Arvin Herrin
J. D. Hughes
Plains
J. R. Densmore
Hoyt Perry
Bill Griffin
Johnnie Earles
M. L. Middlebrook
E. A. Irvine
Ketron Sunay
C. E. White
Fort Worth
Vick Kuenstler
Mattie Hamlinton
W. M. Luper
Post
Carl Eilenburger
Snyder
N. I. Ivy
Mathers
McConnell
Ray Overby
Plainview
L. L. Kuenster
Anson
Otho
Norman Nanny
Howard Community
Community Notes from Plainview and Stamford
In Plainview farmers work fields after good rains. Vera Mae Owens improves after an operation at Stamford hospital last week. Local youths attended graduation exercises at Haskell last Friday night. Mrs. Roy Overby and sons Cecil and Howard joined grammar grades graduates at Stamford Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDaniel and children dined with relatives Sunday.
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Vera Mae Owens
Stamford Hospital
Haskell
Roy Overby and
I Cecil and
Howard
Stamford
Bill McDaniel
Stamford Community News Roundup
Families from Stamford and nearby areas visited relatives and neighbors this Sunday. A San Angelo visitor, J. D. Suggs of San Anegro, spent time with his aunt Mrs. Miller. A play titled The Old Oken Bucket will be staged Friday night at the Plainview school house with no admission charged.
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Lee Roy McDaniel
Stamford
Tom Jenkins
Sam West
New Hope
Vera Mae Owens
Stamford Sanitarium
Bill McDaniel
Adkins and
Rafe Ferrelland
Claude Overby
Four-H Girl Creates Personal Space in Shared Room
Earlene Kelso, a 4-H bedroom demonstrator in Stith, explains how she and two sisters transformed a shared, dingy bedroom into a more inviting space. She cites advice from a home agent and her mother, emphasizing economical living that balances comfort with aesthetic value.
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Earlene Kelso
4-Hi
Stith
Lagent
Club J
A Personal Renovation Project Becomes a Family Room Makeover
A speaker recounts patching old walls and re papering a room with help from family. They built a pasteboard closet, added a study center bathing facilities and pictures, achieving an inviting space that ninety visitors praised.
Card of Thanks for Father M M McNair
The children of M. M. McNair thank friends and neighbors for support during illness and death. Special thanks to Dr. McDonald and W. N. Kinney. God bless you all. Mrs. Lucy Horton of Los Angeles pleaded guilty to bigamy admitting she married three men. Welcome to Stamford Beauty Salon over J. C. Penney Co. 8 Ip.
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Dr. McDonald
W. N. Kinney
M. M. McNair
Lucy Horton
Los Angeles
Stamford
J. C. Penney Co
Buckets Buckets Buckets Health Claim Ad
An advert promotes BUCKETS as a 25¢ remedy for bladder irritation. It claims cleansing impurities and acids calms the bladder and improves sleep, compares effect to castor oil for bowels, and directs readers to Bunkley Drug Store for purchase.
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iBunkley Drug Store
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