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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
6
A stout 52 year old woman with constipation heals after Dr Gaines removes rectal irritants and prescribes soft foods. He bans irritating cathartics and colonic injections, urges citrus juices without fiber, cooked onions, wilted lettuce, and single vegetable servings. He notes benefits and suggests stout readers may benefit.
Miss Rozeliz Veazy hosted a 42 party for Mrs Foster of Hereford with games and musical numbers. Guests included Lauretta and Wendel McElreath of Stamford Hannah Wilson of Hereford and others from Amarillo Anson Stamford and Hereford.
Rev G Hammer spoke at the Baptist church Sunday and Miss Minnie Lee Hammer visited Stamford. A community club program Wednesday featured Miss Sue Bonner and doctors Southard and Blackwell on health, with a duet by Misses Marinel White and Margie Grimes. An ice cream party honored Fern Weeks. Students and families attended BYPU, 4 H, and a Junior picnic at California Creek. The New Hope baseball team beat Avoca 13 to 2 at Avoca. Various visits and gatherings concluded a busy week in Avoca with church, club, school, and family activities.
Community members attended the Sagerton school seventh grade graduation in the auditorium Thursday evening. Local farming continues grain cutting and favorable weather is hoped to extend time for harvest. The piece notes multiple social visits, a birthday party, a dance at Bolin residence, rain showers, and Memorial Day services attendance.
Local items report berry picking trips, visits among families, and church social events. Health talks at the community club, road graveling toward California Creek, and agricultural updates include a separator purchase and oat crop notes. A motorcycle collision injured Arnold Glenn. births announced in Stamford. a York street brawl ended with police intervention.
Local students, teachers, and families return for summer term as Lueders school closes. Educators Ada Dunlap Kathyleen Lieb and others plan summer study. skating rink moves to Riverside Park. various visits to relatives in Fort Worth Abilene Dallas and Stamford noted. Community events include a canning club, a picnic, and a county officers talk by Judge Otis Miller.
Nurse V Fletcher reports stomach gas left her sleepless until Adlerika eased symptoms. She claims one spoonful cured the bloating and restored sleep, recommended at City Drug Store.
Mrs. W. A. Wyche, wardrobe demonstrator for Anderson Chapel Home Demonstration Club, converted an old meat closet into a organized wardrobe space for one dollar. The room gained a ceiling, cleaned walls, shelves for shoes hats and dresses, and an old linoleum rug. She notes the upgrade helps locate clothes, prevents wear, and saves labor while keeping family garments orderly. Also mentions Mrs. J. D. Schaefer of Chicago losing 560 dollars tucked in a silk stocking.
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