Golden Moments in Life's Stream
A reflective meditation on fleeting time and memory. The prose contrasts rushing life with moments of grace as angels visit and fade, urging awareness before they pass.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
3
A reflective meditation on fleeting time and memory. The prose contrasts rushing life with moments of grace as angels visit and fade, urging awareness before they pass.
Coller's Weekly reports a monumental gateway at the Hindu temple in Madura Indiala rivaling American skyscrapers in size. The exterior is clad with over 30 million sculpted figures of gods goddesses elephants lions bulls horses mythic creatures and monsters, creating a mythical forest in stone.
Miss Lillian Yates, UT Austin student, returns home last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Peckham who were in Austin on business. Miss Rowena Caldwell, Texas College for Women student in Denton, comes home Thursday night to spend vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Caldwell. Miss Dorothy Dee Burney of Buffalo visits to spend the summer with her sisters, Mrs. J. L. Herman Jr. and Miss Zula Burney. Royce Carrigan of Breckenridge has been employed as a mechanic by Stamford Parts and Machine.
Royce Pennell is noted as a grandson of Mr and Mrs J T Pennell. R V Colbert, a West Texan pioneer, remains ill after weeks of poor health and is hospitalized at Hendrick Memorial in Abilene. Annie Bounds travels to Electra to visit daughter Mrs H A Witt and family and son Hubert Bounds. Virginia Bounds and Mac Lester had tonsils removed at Stamford Sanitarium on recent Mondays.
Annette Carothers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Carothers, underwent tonsil removal at the local hospital. The procedure followed a brief illness and was performed by the area surgeon.
A J Bell Jr a Blind Institute student in Austin will spend the summer with his parents and resume as a Junior High student next year. Dr and Mrs A D McReynolds travel to Elkton Kentucky for a brother's heart distress. Tulane student Tom Bunkley visits before summer with his parents. Various Stamford residents host, travel, or attend events including a Pan American Exposition appearance by Douglas Baker and nursing school graduates at Abilene. Dr F E Hudson and Mrs Hudson travel to Los Angeles for a wedding in Santa Rosa California and related visits.
Gertie Schroeder and Edgar landed Ted Fiucher Arnold Knippa Paul and Awalt Sander Leon and Ernest Lowack visited the E Becker home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Leta Mae Middleton heads to Dallas to enroll in the Metropolitan Business College. Mrs. R. A. Gardner and Miss Luia Witherspoon visit Tyler to see their brother Joe Witherspoon. Bob Gardner, UT Medical School student, stays in Galveston for the summer job.
Mrs. J. W. Dalton of Paducah and her daughter Mrs. FE. J. Brookshire with Wanda Lou visited Fort Worth last Friday. They called on Mrs. Charles McDougle, another Dalton daughter, during the brief stop while Miss Mary Dalton, who had been visiting, returned home with them.
Barbara Ann McDougle and another traveler went to Paducah for an extended visit. The outing followed a prior trip noted in the report, with no further details on dates or activities provided.
Miss Sarah Upshaw returns to Missouri City near Houston for summer with Mr. and Mrs. Upshaw. Cousin Josephine Casey of Galveston plans a visit. Mrs. E G Ivy and Miss Irene Stewart move from Lagerton to Stamford. Miss Marguerite McGregor visits with her parents in Abilene after Hardin-Simmons studies. Miss Geraldine Ivy leaves for Abilene to attend McMurry College after teaching in Davie community.
The Indian chief recalls General Anthony Wayne of Ohio as a fearsome foe. He describes Wayne's dinner horn sounding across the field and his soldiers charging with effective “shoot shoot” fervor.
The article notes that caviar was a favored delicacy in ancient Rome, highlighting its status among dietary elites and its luxury appeal in historical meals.
A reflective note asserts that cheerfulness should be welcomed when it arrives as an immediate gain, avoiding needless scruples about its entry and embracing its beneficial impact.
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