Dalton Family Visits Paducah Relative in Kentucky
Mr and Mrs J W Dalton and daughter Miss Mary Dalton of Paducah visited Sunday to see another daughter Mrs Charles McDougle and her family Barbara Ann McDougle in the area
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
3
Mr and Mrs J W Dalton and daughter Miss Mary Dalton of Paducah visited Sunday to see another daughter Mrs Charles McDougle and her family Barbara Ann McDougle in the area
Miss Mary Dalton plans Stamford School of Nursing admission later this month. Miss Hazel Lyles of Aspermont and her aunt Mrs. Limothy Brown Hill of San Diego visited Stamford. Mrs. Eva Conly, recently hospitalized, returned to Aspermont with them. Cobb Wade new Aspermont Star editor visited Stamford last Friday. Billy Warwick returning from the College of Mines El Paso for summer. Lawrence King Jr. finishing John Tarleton College Stephenville returns home for the summer. Dr and Mrs E F Burgliey.
Ann Gryer and Dr. George Gryer Jr. of Nashville returned from Sophia Newcomb graduation in New Orleans where Mrs. Tom Bunkley also graduated. Mr. and Mrs. Bunkley visited Mobile and will reach Stamford soon. Various Stamford residents, including Harden of Hart and Thompson family, announced summer plans, visits, and births. Major Ray G Harris left for California after a visit. multiple local families hosted guests and planned travels to Chicago, Cincinnati, Galveston, and other Texas cities.
The column lists residents and visitors including Billy and er of Shamrock who visited Mountain Lake in New Mexico, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Cricer, John Hickey visiting from Phoenix, Mrs Joel Johnson and children in Brownwood, Mrs Jack London and Mrs Sallie Pate with Bobby Lou Smith to Granbury for Camp El Tesoro, Fort Worth Camp Fire Girls summer camp. Katheryne Lyles Vera Steely returned from the state Business and Professional Women’s Clubs convention in Fort Worth. Frank Morrow Jr and Jack Jamison of Wichita Falls visited Sue Morrow following her recent graduation.
Miss Alice Pace of Laurel and Miss Cynthia Miller return home from visits with Mrs. W. B. Tayman and relatives. The Russell sisters and Jo Ann join a college planning trip to Den ton and Fort Worth. Garth Cole returns from Trinity Waxahachie and helps in spring football. The Forty-Two Club meets Friday with Mrs. McKimmon. Rayburn and Steve Dalton visit from Fort Worth. Pace, Pace Burns Kansas and Spur native Nanta Fay Connady visit grandparents. Hugh Jones family returns from a two week trip to Marshall Kilgore and Tempson.
The First Baptist Church W M U will meet next Monday for a Royal Service program and all members are urged to attend. Circle meetings were held last Monday with several circles named and hosted by Mrs. M. Hawkins, Mrs. J. Hassell, Mrs. Henry McCoy, Mrs. Weaver Medlin, and Mrs. Held.
The West Side Haskell county singing convention will meet at Curry Chapel seven miles north of Haskell on Sunday June 19 at 8. R Lee, chairman, said several good quartets are expected to participate and all singers and song lovers are invited to attend.
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