Avoca and McMurry Ties Highlight Local News
Avoca residents attend McMurry University events in Abilene including alumni banquet and graduation. Rev. J. E. Shewbert, a 1931 graduate, appears on the program. Local visitors, church activities, school performances, and social gatherings across Avoca, Stamford, Haselt, and surrounding towns are noted with multiple residents attending events, visiting relatives, and participating in church roles through the week.
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J. E. Shewbert
Abilene
McMurry
Alumi
Wooten
Shewbert
Rock Garden
Edd Hughes
Berryhill
Avoca
Leroy Williamson
New Light
Nealy Mae Humphrey
Ima Rial
Irene Ellevis
Lester Knowles
Swenson
Ruth Renge
Corpus Christi
W. S. Knowles
Knowles
Kyle Grimes
Baird
Eloise Patterson
G. H. Rennels
J. E. Rennels
Brownwood
Eugene White
Stamford
H. E. Culwell
Harlan Stephens
Cisco
J. R. Candle
Homer
Mary
Joe
Vivian
Earl Weldon Caudle
Leeders
Walter Winberry
Clay Gould
T. J. Hammer
Bruce Gandy
A. J. Major
Truett Blackman
Lovington
New Mexico
G. H. Rennets
R. H. Tidwell
G. R. Bennett
Hamlin
H. J
Mary Ellen Hines
Rita Williamson
Estha Harrell
Weldon Culwell
Hilton Whiet
Alvin Sylvester
Rudolph Smith
Inez Gead
Jessie Hamitt
Baptist Ladies’ Missionary Union
J. C. Williams
H. J. Hansen
Gens Whitworth
E. E. Clark
Bert Jennings
J. W. Grimes
J. Williams
Bill Jackson
Dee White
Mary Frances
Jim Lusk
Corinth
Amos
Kyle
Grimes
Carlon
M. E. Gilpin
Morgan
A. C. Humphrey
Wayne
Mary Sue
Jo Anne
Humphrey
Mr. Williams
R. L. Taylor
Raymond Plumlee
Richard Mathis
Billy Dean
Bess Thompson
Paducah
H. H. White
W. C. Humphrey
Doris Mae
Haskell
Stamford High School Graduation At Methodist Church
A large crowd from Stamford attended the senior class exercises at the Methodist church Tuesday night. Diplomas were awarded to J. B. Burney Jr., Howard Hopkins, and L. J. Hager, among others, with Rev. J. H. Skiles leading services and a big Sunday School turnout noted. Numerous local residents and families were listed as visitors and attendees throughout the event and related community activities.
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Stamford High School
Methodist Church
W. J. Majors
J. B. Burney
Claud Huddleston
Cecil Bean
F. B. Reid
W. T. Hilliard
W. L. Hopkins
Zula Burney
Ona Reid
Lucille Hardin
Imogene Hu
Anson
Lora Sorrell
Pearl Goree
Stamford
Luther Bolding
Juanell, Dempsey
Glenn
Rex Lavelle
Elmer Reid
Nancy Carole
J. Creel
Gene Roberts
John D
Edgar Sorrell
W. T. Goree, Jr
P. R. Lundy
Hamlin
Far Cook
Haskell
Eula Lee Burney
Archer City
W. T. Goree
Jack McWilliams
J. L. Herman, Jr
Hugh Tarlton
Fred Cox
Woodrow Reid
Jinks Goree
Dexter Plumlee
Bickley Reid
Joe Hyman
Henry Arrant
Shirley Ann
Imogene Huddleston
Morgan Williams
Billie Jack
Lavon
Doris
J. L. Woodson
Church of Christ At
Mines
Alfred Lieb
Russell Taylor
Sadie Lieb
Jeanette Taylor
Ola Williams
Harvey Pierson
Buddie Taylor
Jewel Shell
Estelle Astin
Carol Taylor
Marlene Graham
Billy Dean Carson
Martha Corley
Glenna Taylor
Lola Williams
Katherine Shell
Joan Taylor
Johnnie Williams
Johnny Taylor
Walter Skiles
Stamford visitors and local attendance noted
Miss Ona Reid and Miss Dorothy Barnicoat visited Stamford on Friday afternoon. John Jarred visited Stamford on Sunday afternoon. Several community members attended the Stamford Hamlin baseball game at Stamford on Sunday evening.
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Ona Reid
Stamford
Dorothy Barnicoat
John Jarred
Unusual Prizes At Cleveland Osteopathic Benefit
The Cleveland Osteopathic Society offered odd prizes at a benefit party. first prize a major surgical operation, second prize obstetrical service, third prize removal of tonsils or adenoids. Winners could transfer prizes if not needing the service.
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Cleveland Osteopathic Society
Cynical quip defines a classic as known but unread
O. O. McIntyre offers a wry take on literature arguing a classic is a book everyone knows yet no one has read. He jokes the term comes from class and sick, implying pretension and discomfort in equal measure.
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O. O. McIntyre
Milton Page, Jr
Johnny Marie
Ilton
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Mrs. Hudson Runs a Home Library and Book Chats
Mrs. Hudson operates a home library on East Oliver street charging a dime for three days of access. She selects current best sellers, reviews, and reads book critiques, sharing opinions with visitors. She enjoys social contact and discussing books, hosting readers and pie, with a desk valued by locals.
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John L. Hudson
East Oliver Street
Hudson
Denver
Elizabeth Jackson Circle Meeting Notes
The Elizabeth Jackson Circle met Monday with Mrs. Morris Hicks. After a prayer service and business discussion an offering was taken. Mrs. J. T. Medlin read a letter from Elizabeth Routh, newly serving as missionary to Nigeria.
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Elizabeth Jackson
Morris Hicks
J. T. Medlin
Baptist Standard
Elizabeth Routh
Nigera
Lilias Penick
Mesdames B. F. Moore
W. E. Dobbins
J. H. Weldon
E. P. Miles
Sam Crawford
W. H. Wright
S. S. Callicoatte
G. A's
Sunbeams
West Side Baptist Church
Holy Communion Service at Saint Luke's Church June 9
The Sunday service at Saint Luke's Church on June 9 begins with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. The full service includes a sermon and baptismal vows, commemorating Pentecost. Whit Sunday is obligatory for members. visitors may participate as they wish. Vicar William H. Martin presides.
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St. Luke’s Church
Saint Luke’s Church
Jesus Christ
Luke’s
William H. Martin
Loretta Young Chosen by Colman for Most Improved Actress
Ronald Colman selects Loretta Young as the screen's most improved actress. She stars opposite Colman in Clive of India, Zanuck's first million dollar 20th Century Pictures production, showing at the Palace Theatre Sunday Monday and Tuesday.
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Loretta Young
Loretta
Colman
Clive
India
Darryl F. Zanuck
20Th Century Pictures
Palace Theatre
Cocoanut Grove
Zanuck
20Th
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back and Clive of India Review
Century praises Loretta as a young actress reaching maturity in theater, noting her serious commitment and high craft in Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back. The feature Clive of India is described as grand drama with Loretta as Robert Clive’s wife, tested by public life demands, released through United Artists.
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Bulldog Drummond
Loretta
Colman
Clive
India
Robert Clive
Darryl Zanuck
United Artists
J. S. Smith's Brother Dies at Walnut Springs
J S Smith travels to Walnut Springs after death of his brother Irvin Smith. Mrs Smith accompanies him, with George Oliver and Tom, Mrs Roland Daughtry, and Misses Jeffie and Helen attending the funeral gatherings in Walnut Springs.
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J. S. Smith
Walnut Springs
Irvin Smith
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