Mrs. Austin Hosts Alathean Sunday School Class
Mrs. Jewell Austin entertained the Alathean Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church Friday at her sister Mrs. Doyle Middleton’s home. The event featured summer flower decor and new officers elected with Mrs. I H Culwell named president. Gifted rubber balls were given to several attendees as favors.
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Austin
Jewell Austin
Alathean Sunoy School
Doyle Middleton
A. S. Broscoe
I H. Culwell
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A. G. Wilson
A. S. Briscoenk
F. M . W. Brown
A B. Britton
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A. F. Ashenhust
F. M. Jackson
T. R. Tinsley
T E. York
Pitt Walton
Charlies Raver
L. H. Cu
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Builders Sunday School Picnic at Riverside Park
The Builders Sunday School Class met Friday evening at Central Christian Church and traveled to Riverside Park near Lueders for a picnic. Mrs Beulah Gould and Mrs E R Pace organized games and a lunch of wieners buns pickles potato chips and cookies was served. Fifty members and guests attended.
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Builders
Central Christian Church
Lueders
Beulah Gould
E. R. Pace
Seventh Birthday Lawn Party for Horace Lee
Mrs. D. E. Prewitt celebrated her son Horace Lee with a Thursday lawn party. Frances Prewit and Margaret Harris led lawn games for the children before a dining room reception. Pink and white crepe adorned the chandelier and table, and a large white birthday cake with pink and green accents held seven pink tapers.
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Horace Lee
D. E. Prewitt
Frances Prewit
Margaret Harris
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Porty Two Hosts Forty-Two Club at Mrs Ing’s Home
Mrs C L Ing hosted the Forty-Two club and guests Friday afternoon. A profusion of flowers filled her home and a salad course was served to twenty attendees during the refreshment hour.
Misses Lyles and Curd Entertain at Frid ay Dance
Miss Alice Lyles and Miss Dore the Curd hosted a Friday evening reception at the Lwlhos Music Shoppe with a lively reet. Attendees included Helen Harris of Sweetwater Virginia Ramey Mary Fleming Norma York Maxine Rowland and others. The Baptist WMS Circles A B and G met in homes for prayer devotion quilt making and card showers while Circle G heard songs discussed. A wedding nearby saw E C Clark and Miss Little Jones wed in an automobile ceremony.
Death Claimed Otto Thane in Farmyard Accident near Stamford
Otto Thane of Eriesdale 10 miles east of Stamford died June 1 1931 at Stamford sanitarium from a gunshot wound to the head discovered by his son Manuel while tending oats. He had health struggles and recent spine issues and leaves a wife a son seven brothers and four sisters. Funeral held at his parents home then Highland cemetery.
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Otto Thane
Otto
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Eriesdale
Stamford
Manuel
Hudson
Mr. Thane
Brenham
Texas
Lillie Bessie
Lueders
W. M. Thane
Highland Cemetery
Brother Harris
George Bouldin
Lee Bohannan
Glad McLennon
Tony Schaefer
Neils Hansen
Guss Gillespie
Willie Thane
Old Glory
Louie Thane
Haskell
Henry Thane
Burney Thane
Tom Thane
Ervin Shanke
Eouth
Edwin Thane
Lagerton
Fred Buerger
Robert
Nora
Dora
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A. J. Bell, Jr
Bobby Jean Rose
Dalton Lee Greesett
William Wallace
Johnny Harris
Billie George Rose
Teddy Mack Smith
Mary Jean Yates
Billie Joe Griggs
Richard Yates
Wanda Fay Rose
Rex Prewit
Horace Lee Prewit
Porty
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A. D. Thompson
R. Osment
R. A. Bible
Mmes. S. R. Osment
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C. Jay Lyons
L. H. Culwell
Alton McClellan
Lilias Penick
Circle B
R. F. Mahood
A. A. Warren
Buckner Orphan Home
H. E. Bailey
Abilene
Mmes. M. B. Hensle
Rochester
A. S. Hamilton
J. E. Dunry
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Morrix Hicks
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Arch Astin
W. C. Cann
E. C. Clark
Miss Little Jones
Franklin, Tenn
Jones’ Mortuary
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