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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1933

Page

4

From Hell to Heaven Derby Drama Heads to Alcove Theatre

A film story by Lawrence Hazard follows eleven characters amid the Derby crowds in From Hell to Heaven. Cast includes Carole Lombard, Jack Oakie, Adrienne Ames, and David Manners as intertwined gamblers, jockeys, crooks, and lovers racing toward a climactic fortune during the track event.

Hell Heaven Alcove Theatre Carole Lombard Jack Oakie David Manners Adrienne Ames Lawrence Hazard

Burlington Music Club to Organize Banquet for Veterans

The Burlington Music Club will host a banquet for Burlington Railroad veterans from a 175 mile radius at the Stamford Inn Saturday night. Attendees include long-time Burlington employees and Stamford businessmen. The program features Dr. E. P. Bunkler, Judge C. E. Coombes, violinist Jeanette Boston, Mrs. W. P. McDonald, Les Perkins, Maxine Rowland, and a male quartet, followed by a square dance with the Texas Cowboy Fiddlers.

Burlington Railroad Stamford Inn Burlington Line Stamford Jeanette Boston W. P. McDonald Les Perkins Maxine Rowland

Bunker Hill And Haskell Scheduled With Local Teams

Local indoor baseball action continues this weekend as the Black Cats formerly the Millers host Haskell under lights Thursday night. The Red Shirts face Bunker Hill tonight with a predicted swing in favor depending on who you ask. Schedule through June lists six games from June 19 to June 27 with a break for Reunion and a July 10 reopening.

Black Cats The Millers Haskell Bunker Hill Ten Bunker Hill Indoor Baseball League Business Men Utilities Red Shirts

Liberty New Hope Home Demonstration Club Teaches Pattern Work

Mrs Carl Rogers of the Liberty New Hope Home Demonstration Club notes pattern training sessions inspired by a Foundation Pattern Training School in Anson and led by Mrs Barnes a textiles expert from A M College. The group has held three schools in Liberty and New Hope helping about twenty five residents with patterns and dresses while remodeling storage for better garment care.

Foundation Anson Barnes A. & M. College Liberty and New Hope Carl Rogers Liberty New Hope Home

Fire Destroys Garage and Lumber at Rainer Home

A fire Thursday morning destroyed a garage and a pile of lumber at Frank Rainer’s South Swenson home. The lumber, stacked an hour before ignition, likely caught fire from a discarded cigarette stub. Estimated damage ran about 200 dollars.

Frank Rainer South Swenson

Mrs Dallas Southard Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club Party

Society notes report Mrs. Dallas Southard entertaining the Wednesday Bridge Club at her East Reynolds Street home. Mrs. G. C. Carothers won high score honors in the games. A salad course was served to club members and guests after 10 oclock.

E. P. Bunkley Roy Arledge

Browning and Carter Marry in Walters Oklahoma

Announcement says Robert M. Browning son of Mr and Mrs W T Browning Stam ford wed Miss Emma Irene Carter daughter of J W Carter East land on December 26 1932 in Walters Oklahoma. They plan to reside in Abilene.

Robert M. Browning

W M U Circles Meet at First Baptist Church

The Women's Missionary Union held meetings in circles A F and G at the homes of Mrs. Mahood and Mrs. Fuqua. Circle A studied Fulfilment in the Life of Christ and John chapter one while Circles F and G discussed Relations with visitors present. Social treats followed with several members and guests named. The Girls Bridge Club then hosted a gathering at the McDaniel home with four tables of play and refreshments for a long list of young ladies and their escorts.

W.M.U Women’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church R. F. Mahood J. L. Fuqua J. A. Elliott H. E. Bailey Frank Heflin Sam Morris Fuqua W. F. Henry Wichita Falls J. R. Reach Levelland Louise Crockrell Albany Mmes W. C. Pratt J. P. Holman J. T. Halse L Arch Astin A. G. Griffith Alice Hoover

Bride-Elect Honored In Twilight Tea At 108 West Oliver

Mrs. R L Haynie and Mrs. Jeff Haynie hosted a twilight tea on the lawn at 108 West Oliver honoring Miss Edna Haynie and announcing her engagement to Alfred Lieb of Wooten Grocer Co. The program featured piano selections, a reading, a duet, a violin performance, and chalk drawing of a bride head with E H A L July 1 1933. Fifty five guests attended with punch and cookies.

R. L. Haynie Jeff Haynie West Oliver Street Edna Haynie Alfred Lieb Wooten Grocer Company Miss Haynie R. R. Baird Dayle Middleton Byron Lewis Grady Bowdry Ruby Phenix Mary Louise McDonald Jeanette Boston William McDonald E.H.A.L Jawr

Miss Sosebee Hosts Forty-Two at Lawn Party

Miss Leona Sosebee entertained forty-two guests Monday evening June 12 at the Sosebee home 202 West Oliver street honoring Miss Glayds King of Fort Worth. High score went to Norris Bailey as pink and green decor highlighted the Cowboy Reunion theme.

Grace Harbert Fleeta Fuqua Dolly Edna Simpson Charlie Bell Cook Louise Sosebee Eleanor Miller Merkel Valda Harbert Gladys King Lenora Sosebee Messers Norris Bailey Pete Adams Cullen Mason Norman Merkel Otis Wadget Mrs. T. F. Soseee

Ladies Bible Class Meets at Church of Christ

The Ladies' Bible Class of the Church of Christ met Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 with twenty five present. Visitors included Miss Leona Sosebee of Anson Miss Gladys King of Fort Worth and Miss Grace Harbert. All Stamford women over 60 are invited to attend the special meeting on Tuesday June 27 for elderly women.

Church of Christ Leona Sosebee Anson Gladys King Fort Worth Grace Harbert Stamford

Holloway Jackson Wedding Held At Home

Teena Holloway and J. E. Je Jr were wed Tuesday at 2 30 PM in the home of H W Wrye with the couple supported by Lem Nichols. The bride daughter of N C and Mrs Holloway wore green. The groom son of J E Jackson and a Stamford High School graduate 1932 works with his father at J E Jackson Grocery. They will reside at 905 East Boulevard.

Teena Holloway J. E. Je, Jr Leatha Holloway H. W. Wrye Church of Christ Wrye Lem Nichols N. C. Holloway Stamford High School Mr. Jackson J. E. Jackson

Eastern Star installs Stamford Chapter officers

Stamford Chapter 269 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed officers on Tuesday evening June 6. Installing officer was Mrs Annie Bounds assisted by Mrs Carrie Pace as Installing Marshal. New officers include Mrs Artie Knutson Worthy Matron Mrs W T Phillips Worthy Patron Mammie Taylor Associate Matron Lalla Rogers secretary Leafy Boston treasurer Eugene Williams conductress Irby Booth assistant conductress Laure Dial Chaplin Carrie Pace Marshall Jean Pinson organist Bernice Lawdon Warder. Star points listed include Mmnes Anna Widney Adah Adis Smith Ruth Evie Phillips Esther Laura Cook Martha Annie Blankenbecklerler Electra. Refreshments followed the social hour.

Eastern Star Stamford Order of the Eastern Star Annie Bounds Carrie Pace Marshall Artie Knutson W. T. Phillips Mammie Taylor Lalla Rogers Leafy Boston Eugene Williams Irby Booth Laure Dial Chaplin Jean Pinson Bernice Lawdon Mmnes Anna Widney Adah Adis Smith Ruth Evie Phillips Esther Laura Cook Martha Annie Blankenbeckler Electra

Rotary Program Of Talks And Music Is Given Tuesday

R B Bryant chaired the Rotary Club luncheon with Bill Bailey performing accordion solos. Dr Blackwell spoke on Whither Rotary outlining future possibilities and S H Caldwell discussed Is Rotary coming or going. Bryant closed with a brief resume of the talks.

R. B. Bryant Vocational Service Committee Rotary Club Bill Bailey Dr. Blackwell Rotary S. H. Caldwell

Swenson Urges Responsible Stewardship At Exchange Club

A J Swenson addressed the Exchange Club Friday noon urging personal and national accountability. He cited wartime profits, postwar credit, and mounting debts, estimating federal and family debts at 73 billion dollars and urging citizens to sow seeds for a brighter future.

A. J. Swenson Exchange Club Bill Leavitt Mr. Swenson Merchant of America Swenson

Abilene Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Parson Katherine Surber spent a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Surber and returned Thursday morning. Guests included Miss Juanita Bounds with Howard Goss of Cisco and Coleman Williams visiting Miss Virginia Bounds. Summer guests in Dallas, Ike Hudson's university ties abroad, and Glayds King visiting relatives are noted along with several town visits by the Wilemon and Thomas families and others in Spur Slaton and Throckmorton.

Katherine Surber Abilene M. L. Surber Juanita Bounds Howard Goss Cisco

Abilene Visits and Moves Highlight Local Notices

Mrs. G. H. Crow and son Junior returned Tuesday for a week’s visit with Oklahoma relatives. Mr. and Mrs. T. Jeff Haynie and son moved to Abilene this week for Ed S. Hughes Co. G. G. Flournoy travels to Houston for the State Police Convention. Mrs. A. J. Bell and A. J. Jr. returned from DeLeon German visits. Mrs. L. F. Metz came back Monday from Tennessee with Maxie Hamilton.

T. Jeff Haynie Abilene Mr. Haynie Ed S. Hughes Co G. G. Flournoy Houston A. J. Bell German DeLeon L. F. Metz Tennessee Maxie Hamilton

Stamford visit notes from Wichita Falls pair

Mr and Mrs E C White of Wichita Falls visited here this week with Mrs T L White who is a patient at Stamford Sanitarium.

E. C. White Wichita Falls T. L. White Stamford Sanitarium

Prayer Service Change at First Baptist Church

The W M A of the First Baptist Church will hold a special prayer service Monday at 4 PM at the church replacing the regular meeting. All women of the church are invited. Mrs McClellan is president and Mrs Crow is mission chairman.

W.M.A The First Baptist Church A McClellan G. H. Crow

Burglary Arrest After Hiding Under Bed in St Paul

Police testified William Picton’s feet showed from beneath Mrs. E. Lef fert’s bed in St Paul, leading to his arrest for burglary. Separate testimony said Mrs. Mary O’Brien of Duluth removed false teeth before attacking Miss Catherine White.

William Picton E. H. Leffert St. Paul Mary O’brien Duluth, Minn Catherine White

St Louis Woman Testifies in Assault Case

Mrs. Kate Marshall of St Louis testified in an assault and battery case that she had never told a lie in her life.

Kate Marshall St. Louis

Chicago Stop Leads to Watch Theft Denouement

Henry Cromcoc stopped to give a beggar a quarter in Chicago and later learned the same man had stolen his watch. Police investigated the incident and identified the suspect.

Charles Coles Chicago Henry Cromcoc

Preston man fined for ducking dairy maid in milk tank

John Knowles of Preston England was fined after he ducked a dairy maid when she said he was lazy. The incident involved a milk tank and resulted in a monetary penalty.

John Knowles Preston Eng

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