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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

5

Women’s Missionary Society Circles Meet for Planned Activities

The Senior Circle and Mittie Shelton Circle met at St John s Methodist Church with president Burl McClellan presiding. They planned a Treasure Hunt due June 15 and a community lunch stand at the Rodeo. Guest Day will feature a seated tea and speaker. Bible study was led by Mrs J H Rutherford.

Mittie Shelton Woman's Misionary Society St. John’s Methodist Church Burl McClellan St. John’s J. H. Rutherford Mmes T. J. Boston J. A. Smith J. R. Pratt S. S. Russell A. C. Thompson T. N. Meador Corley J. B. Dodson W. J. Glenn Annie Harris Sara Laughlin Harry Bounds Shelton Leslie Larche Tillman Caldwell J. D. Smith

Sunday School Class Formed at St John’s Methodist

The Board of Christian Education at St John’s Methodist Church organized a new Sunday School Class for young matrons. Sallie T. Pate presides, with Doyle Middleton named teacher and officers including Harry Pace, Dave Bennett, and C. S. Barrow. First meeting set for Sunday at 9:45 a.m.

Dorcas Sunday School Class Elects New Officers

The Dorcas Sunday School Class of St. John’s Methodist met at Mrs. Doyle Middleton’s home on Monday. Four new officers were elected: president Mrs. Frank Locke, vice president Mrs. Otto Smith, secretary Mrs. Cleburne Huston, and treasurer Mrs. J. A. Smith, as the group voted to suspend monthly meetings through July and August.

Dorcas St. John’s Methodist Church Doyle Middleton Rank Owen Byron Lewis Peggy Elliott Ethel Chamberlian Haskell Paul Hardy Lubbock Frank Kimbrough Plainview and Mines W. A. Robinson Ernest Keese Marvin Owens R. C. Shelton Leslie Larche Tillman Caldwell Otto Smith R. A. Bible Edgar Miles David Bennett Sallie T. Pate Sanford Hodge Crockett Appling C. S. Barrow Tom Boston R. H. Bounds R. F. Cope Frank Locke Burl McClellan J. E. Massey J. H. Rutherford Frank Owen Brandon Curry

Tacky Party for Alathean Class

Members of the Alathean Sunday School Class of the First Church invite attendees to a humorous tacky party event. The gathering aims to raise spirits and funds for planned church activities.

Old Time Tackey Party at Latch Home for Baptist Ladies

Baptist Church ladies enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon tacky party at Mrs. R. E. Latch home with hostess Mrs. J. E. Law son. Mrs. Roy Carlson directed games and costumes while judges named Mrs. Sam Morris top tack jest with R. L. Rose second and Otis Harbert third. Guests included Mrs. H. L. Parker Fort Worth and Mrs. Virgi Reynolds Denton plus a long list of attendees.

Sears H. L. Parker Fort Worth Virgi Reynolds Denton and Mines Buster Walton W. F. Robbins Kirk Gregory Sam Morris A. J. Bell R. F. Mahood Roy Adams Alton McClellan Guy Pittman Charlie Royer L. R. Rose Marvin Doss C. R. Randel Ralph Jackson E. B. Britton T. B. Henry Rob Johnson L. H. Culwell Otis Harbert S. B. Thames Roy Carlson W. T. Rhodes Miss Linnie Lou Pittman Marlin

Loyalty Club Outing at Lueders Park

The Loyalty Club of the Woodman Circle and guests enjoyed a Tuesday outing at Lueders Park with hosts Mrs Archie Sanders and Henry Irwin and Miss Lottie Rogers. A 9 PM picnic supper preceded games until midnight. attendees included J. W. Stevenson, Lee Bennett, Parker, Bonnie Holloway, Annie Laurie Holloway, Annie Lee Terry, LaRetan and Wyndell McElreath, Carl and Roy Cook, Fay Carson, Pete Knowles, Kenneth Veazey, Dallas Taylor, and Henry Irwin. Children Tubby Jimmy and Dorothy Sanders were present. The group plans to meet next Tuesday at Mrs J W Stevenson’s home with members’ husbands and friends as guests.

Loyalty Club LaRetan Wyndell McElreath Carl and Roy Cook Haskell Fay Carson Pete Knowles Kenneth Veazey Archie Sanders Dallas Taylor Henry Irwin Tubby Jimmy Dorothy Sanders J. W. Stevenson

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travels

Personal Dr Dallas Southard returned from Fort Worth after visiting his brother Dave Southard. Mrs Frank B Ramey and son Frank Jr traveled to Denton and back with Miss Virginia Ramey and Miss Norma York. Bill Morrow returned from Austin where he attended the University of Texas. Frederick Stewart of Vernon visits Frank Ramey Jr this week. he is the son of Rev R A Stewart, a former pastor.

Dallas Southard Dave Southard Fort Worth Frank B. Ramey Frank, Jr Denton Virginia Ramey Norma York C.la Bill Morrow Austin The University of Texas Frederick Stewart Vernon Frank Ramey, Jr Fredrick R. A. Stewart Sarah Upshaw T. A. Upshaw Upshaw Te Texas State Teachers

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits And Travels

A roundup of residents traveling and visiting in and around Texas and Oklahoma. Quezon in Washington for Philippine independence discussions. Many locals attend universities, summer programs, and family visits.

Manuel L. Quezon Philippine Senate Washington

Reynolds Family Visits Denton for Revival Tenure

Mr and Mrs Virgil Reynolds and three children from Denton stay with Sam Morris in his home. Reynolds, a singer evangelist, will fill Morris's revival lead duties in Amarillo for two weeks and stay two more weeks for the local revival. Carmine Camango of New York shot himself in the toe while practicing with a revolver and chose to live.

Virgil Reynolds Denton Sam Morris Mr. Reynolds Rev Amarillo Carmine Camango New York

With Malice Toward None Gerald Porter

A Texas columnist reflects on ending the spring term at the University of Texas and traveling to Corpus Christi. He jokes about jellyfish, the Liberator boat, and professors’ wives seeking adjournment for weight reasons while noting the summer session and lighter student body.

Austin University Bay of Corpus Christi

Jurors Ate pies as Evidence in Apple Theft Conviction

In Pontiac Michigan jurors ate several pies that were introduced as evidence after convicting a man of stealing apples. The unusual courtroom moment raised questions about the handling of exhibits and juror conduct in the case.

Pontiac Mich

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