Past Presidents Luncheon Marks Northeastern State College Work
Mrs. Janson has pursued graduate work toward a Master’s degree at Northeastern State College Tahlequah as a past presidents luncheon event unfolds.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1954
Page
3
Mrs. Janson has pursued graduate work toward a Master’s degree at Northeastern State College Tahlequah as a past presidents luncheon event unfolds.
Bobby McClellan celebrated his sixth birthday on May 29 with a cowboy themed party at his parents home. Guests included Joe Hart Lennie Hart Ronnie Nail Edwin Livengood Steve Livengood Mike Latta and others with Mrs Leonard Williams helping serve refreshments.
Nancy Carol Earles daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnnie Earles of Paint Creek and Wayne De lano Peiser son of Mr and Mrs Alton A Peiser of Irby east of Haskell were married Friday in a double ring ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church Haskell. The service was performed by Fred Curtis with pink and white larkspur arrangements. Bride wore seashell pink linen with rhinestones and lace. groom is a Paint Creek area farmer and Mattson High School 1951 graduate. They will reside in the Paint Creek community.
The Busy Hour club held its quarterly luncheon on Tuesday June 1 with Mrs Garland Zimmerman as host. Birthdays honored included Mrs E R Pace and Mrs O A Kinney. Members present included Mrs George Gray Mrs Pete Calhoun Mrs Jack McClendon Mrs E R Pace Mrs R P Small Mrs L B McNeil Mrs J V Frizell Jr and Mrs Garland Zimmerman. Mrs Kinney was out of town.
The Altar Society of St Kevin's Church adjourned for the summer after a Sunday meeting at 7:30 p m in the rectory. The session also acted as a farewell for Mrs W L Lewis who will move to Abilene and was given a neck lace and earscrews. Attendees included Jacob Muehlstein Johnnie Muehlstein A D Green L G Powell E B Musil George Morey Eric Gregoliet Harold Kendrick W J Lewis and Rev James Meuree the moderator.
The TL Class and Lydia Class of the First Baptist Church hosted a picnic supper in the Bennetts backyard Tuesday night June 1. Mrs C M Lester gave the invocation. Attending were Mr and Mrs Lester and numerous couples including the Turbeville, Duncan, McDaniel, Humprhey, McDougle, McClellan, Hall, Morgan, Mahood, Tinsley and Bennett households.
A daughter named Pamela Ann Tipton was born to Mr. and Mrs Ernest Edward Tipton at the Stamford Sanitarium on June 7. She weighed six pounds twelve ounces.
Mrs. R. E. Johnson and her daughter Martha arrive from Tahlequah Oklahoma to visit Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Cochran and family. Mrs Johnson and Martha had previously lived in Stamford before moving.
Pierian club will be held with Mrs. Marvin Hinds Tuesday. Co hostsels are Mrs. EL Martin and Mrs. 8 L Fleming. A J Mills and R Kelley of the Rule-Jayton Cotton Oil Co will attend the 60th annual convention of the Texas Cottonseed Crushers Association in Houston, June 13 15. Mr Mills serves on the association board.
A bridal shower for Nancy Earles thrice elect of Wayne Peiser was held June 1 at Trinity Lutheran Church with Sandra and Barbara Peiser serving, Clara Fisher registering guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Steve Kubena and Mrs. Lydia Klose. An Angel food cake and punch table featured a lace cloth. A kitchen shower for Miss Earles followed on June 3 at the Church of Christ with gifts on a rose and larkspur table and a cabbage centerpiece for the refreshment table.
Captain Lewis Millett, a Medal of Honor recipient and World War II veteran, visited the Wood household in Wichita Falls with his wife and family. The party included Millett’s mother-in-law Mrs. Alvena Williams and relatives from Abilene and Rosemead. After a brief stay, Mrs. Millett’s family will split to visit Pueblo Colorado and Waverly Kansas before reuniting in early July.
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