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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
3
A mixed home feature offers a fish and egg croquette recipe using flaked fish and white sauce, plus cooking steps. It also provides practical sewing and stain removal tips, a method to stop mouse holes with newspaper pulp, and cucumber boat stuffing ideas. The piece closes noting Mrs. Rachel Lane’s long residence on her Bellevue Michigan farm.
Mary Marshall details new sports berets and star motifs for day wear. She notes stars in red white and blue or alternative color combos on hats, blouses, scarves, and swimwear, with simple applique techniques and edge finishing tips.
A humorous dialogue features Johnny challenging whether a rich country should let citizens suffer for want of basic needs. The Teacher responds that addressing such conditions requires time to appoint commissions, gather statistics, and formulate recommendations.
As conventions near, Republicans debate a prohibition plank and a possible constitutional route. Borah looms as a third party prompt, while Democrats eye Smith and Roosevelt dynamics. White emerges as a potential dark horse, with Garner’s influence waning.
The Sagerton Community Club sponsors a 3 p m game next Saturday featuring colored teams from Aspermont and Rule at the Sagerton School baseball diamond. Also, How ard Goff of Attleboro Mass explains in court he fished without a license to test a line his father used 40 years ago.
Mrs W C Carlton hosted a lawn party for Billy Walton Carlton’s fifth birthday at his grandparents home Mr and Mrs W P Moore. The event featured lawn games a decorated dining room pink and white crepe a large white birthday cake and favors of miniature candy holders. Guests included Virginia Ruth Adams Dorothy Helen Adams and many others. The day also covered Baptist W M U activities with Mrs Alton McClellan leading and a prize distribution for attendees.
Mrs. Leslie Larche entertained the Just-A-Mere Bridge Club Thursday afternoon with cut flowers decorating her home. An ice course and cake were served at tea hour to club members and guests including Mrs. W. J. Buie, Mrs. O. A. Kinney, Mrs. Clarence Rosemond, Mrs. O. G. Lewis, Mrs. C. S. Barrow, Mrs. Jasper Jones, Mrs. R. R. Baird, Mrs. A. J. Bell, Mrs. N. M. Phy, Dayle Middleton, and Miss Evelyn Wilson of Denton.
Mr and Mrs A S Vernon hosted a Friday evening party for Kolonial Kard Klub members and spouses with summer roses on the tables. Prizes went to Mrs W B Harrison for ladies high score and H A Carter for men's high score.
Mrs John McGaughey of Lawrenceville Illinois and Mrs Mark T Harris of Oklahoma City were honored at a Saturday afternoon party at the home of Mrs Arnold Douthit with Mrs Harley F Goble assisting. Lavender yellow and green decor set a cheerful tone for the gathering.
Mrs. P. C. Owens hosted the Forty-two Club Friday afternoon with guests and Blooms of yellow and white decorating the rooms. The ten o clock serving featured orange punch and angel food cake while corsages of snapdragons were given to attendees including Mrs. Marvin Owens and many other local members.
The second meeting of the Friendly Hour Bridge Club was held Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Jack Husbands’ home. Mrs. C. O. Miller was elected president, Mrs. Bob Moore secretary, and Mrs. Otis Coates reporter. Moore won high score. Ice cake served. sweetpea bouquets given as plate favors. Members listed include D. Hassen, B. O. Davis, J. W. Ladd, A. F. Ashen hust, A. M. Conant, J. B. Lee, Bob Moore, C. O. Miller, B. F. Knut son, O. H. Coates. Others present included Miss Ernestine Conant and Miss Bonnie Davis. LADIES AID MEETS WITH MRS Pace.
Vera Dawson from Mars Pennsylvania age twenty completes a four year course in three years to earn a Master of Arts degree at the University of Pittsburgh.
A reminiscence style note recommends drinking water with a pinch of common table salt and a spoon of Adlerika to wash out stomach and bowels, claiming it rids you of gas. City Drug Store is cited as the source.
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