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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
7
A lyrical描描 describes twilight fading to night in a village scene. Evening primroses open slowly while moths gather for a nocturnal feast and the night air fills with fragrance and gentle activity.
Residents around Avoca and Anson share visits and news from Swan Chapel. The column lists numerous relatives and neighbors including the Snell, Roberts, Brice, Harrell, Agee, and Turner families, church activities, schooling moves, birthday observances, and a selection of trips to Abilene, Fort Griffin, and Canyon for Epworth League events.
Vernon Adcock left for Lubbock to attend the Summer term at Texas Tech. E White of Vernon visits family while preparing a remodel on his farm house. Miss Freddie Lee of Haskell stays with her grandparents R. E. Lee. Mrs H Hisey and Ruby travel to Throckmorton for summer school. Pauline Deisman visits cousin Lee Montgomery. Hare Ferguson and family visit J A Lee home. Mr and Mrs Pope Livengood and family from Pleasant Valley enjoy a Texan home visit.
An unusual historical notice describes a vast hall with a crypt for each actor and a military dedication by the American Legion. It notes memorial features, a jumble of names, and an improvised scene blending friends and foes amid unfamiliar terms and damaged text.
The passage contemplates nameless fallen soldiers from various origins who died in war, lying in a shared grave. It laments modern talks of armaments and peace papers, contrasting them with the enduring, silent speech of the dead. The dedication honors forgotten servicemen as a universal tribute.
The Weaver community reports visits by Marie and family from Howard, with several locals attending a Friday play in town. Teachers Mice Cole and others from Post City and Haskell were noted, along with trips to Pan Canyon and Baylor University, reflecting a busy weekend of family visits and community activity.
Fragmented lines report Cody West visiting relatives in Teckel Munday and neighbors from Ward spending Friday night in Center Point. Mentions Ish Mite and Mrs Mealer Naghes among others. Cultural locals and townspeople appear in scattered, unclear accounts of visits and chatter.
Fragmented social notes describe family gatherings at multiple homes in Sagerton and surrounding area. Mentions of a lemonade event, birthday and visiting relatives, a church Luther League meeting at St Pauls Church in Sager ton, and a report of Ervin Newton’s sudden illness.
A Battle Creek physician touts Rexall Orderlies as relieving constipation by drawing water into the colon. The tablet allegedly softens stool and promotes natural movement without habit. Sold at Rexall Drug Stores and City Drug Store.
Report notes Mr and Mrs G W Netra and family as guests along with Mr and Mrs Vindeborn of Sagerton. Several attendees from the community, including Stanford residents, join the event on Monday with music and company from Fukikers Hardware Co. 424.
A civic address reflects on sacrifices of Americans in France and Spain spanning 12, 31, and civil war eras. It honors fallen heroes, praises peace, and calls for guidance toward amity among nations while commemorating those who died in France and other conflicts.
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