Nauta Fay Connally Honored On Ninth Birthday
Nauta Fay Connally daughter of Mr and Mrs B H Connally of Spur was feted by aunts Orie Lee Bland and Valentine Bland on her ninth birthday. Guests included Stamford friends and Spur neighbors. The party began at the U Neat Beauty Shop with gifts then moved to Harmon Park for games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nauta Fay Connally
B. H. Connally
Spur
Orie Lee
Valentine Bland
Nauta Way
Stamford
U-Neat
Harmon Park
Virginia
Dorothy
Judy Adams
Eva Ann Allen
Wanda Rose
Peggy van Harbert
Eva Jo Upshaw
Joy Sosebee
Billy Ray Campbell
Andy Jeter
London Bridge Club Entertained by Dr and Mrs Blackwell
Dr and Mrs Almus Blackwell hosted the London Bridge Club Friday night. Mrs H G Andrews led women with high score, Mr Andrews won men’s high prize. An ice course followed for 12 guests. Final meeting of season held by Kolonial Kard Klub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge Club
Almus Blackwell
H. G. Andrews
Andrews
James
Kolonial Kard Klub
H. A. Carter
Two Stamford couples wed in Abilene ceremony
Vera Sloan, daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Sloan, wed Marion Calfee in Abilene at the home of Dr James F Cox. Dr Cox of Abilene Christian College officiated. The bride wore rose crepe with royal accessories. The Calfees will live in Abilene after July 1. Other local social notes: Tuesday Bridge Club results, Bridgettes picnic at State Park, and a breakfast honoring Mrs Wilson of Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Calfee
Vera Sloan
F. J. Schaefer
Archer Yarbro
Sam
Mary Elodine Meritt
J. S. Sloan
D. A. Caffee
Abilene
Johnny Frances Smith
R. F. Mahood
Frank Heflin
W.E. Swanson
Mary Nell Daughtry
Mary Nell
Vora Sloan
Marion R. Calfee
D. A. Calfee
James F. Cox
Cox
Abilene Christian College
Johnnie Nees
Smith
Harold Wilka
Stamford
Caffee
Strauss Dry Goods Company
Stamford High School
Texas A. and
M. College
WPA
Mrs Ladd Hosts Friendly Hour Bridge Club Event
Rose and Sinnias decorated the entertaining rooms as Mrs. A Ladd hosted members of the Friendly Hour Bridge Club. Mrs Clarence Rosamond of Cis cd won high score prize and Mrs Million low. After the bridge met a salad course was served with guests ro ro mmond and others listed.
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Zinnias
Dresden
Arnold Douthit
Godey
Mesdames
Ike Hudson
W. B. Harrison
Fred Hudson
C. M. Francis
Charles G. Inglish
Gordon Haynes
L. F. Metz
Harry Yates
H. G. Andrews
D. D. Sanford
Betty Raines
Wilson
Barl Reese
B. R. Wilson
Corpus ‘C
Ilson
Clay Davis
R. C Ee
C. Ricks
A. H. Ladd
J. C. Sham
O2le White
A. C. Breen
Mei Weatt
Earl O’steen
Fo AL Roseell
H. H. Pennington
W. Sy Roe
Leslie Larche
Friendly Hour Bridge Club
Sinnias
A. Ladd
Clarence Rosamond
Ciscd
Million
Rmew Rosmmond
Eecks
Dean
Cule J. Hodge
Leslie White
A. C. Humphrey
Leon‘pid Rucker
Henry Gilchrist
Swenson Sends Reunion Badge to Texas Cowboy Group
Judie C. E. Coombes secretary of the Texas Cowboy Reunion Association received a badge from E. P. Swenson of New York City president and CEO of S. M. Swenson and Sons. Swenson hoped to attend but cannot. Coombes read a letter noting the badge and tickets are non transfer able with a playful mood and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Cowboy Reunion Association
Judie C. E. Coombes
E. P. Swenson
New York City
S. M. Swenson and Sons
Swenson
Judge Coombes
Chuck Waren
Insurance salesman improves after wreck at Stamford
H Reed, an insurance salesman from J. Imford, was critically injured last week when his car overturned after a tire blew out. He is lightly improved at Stamford Sanitarium with both legs broken and pelvis fractures needing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reed
Mford
Mr. I
Stamford Sanitarium
In all paper and canvas C.orner Taumber Co Rtce
Partial OCR item notes a trade name or company reference Incomplete text mentions paper canvas materials and a business caption The readable fragment suggests a catalog or advertisement line for a paper and canvas supplier without full details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.orner Taumber Co
R.t¢e
Stamford Socials Roundup Reveals Local Travel Visits
Stamford residents report return trips and visits with relatives across Texas and California. Mr. and Mrs. Carter traveled to Dallas and Gladewater with their daughters. numerous Stamford families joined a Clyde excursion. David Swafford from Long Beach returned after visiting J A Swafford and son. others planned visits with relatives in Abilene Waxahachie Dallas Lawrenceville Coleman Eastland Cisco and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Carter
Dallas
Gladewater
Jerry Ann
Bobby Ruth
Stew Priddy
C. C
Abilene
David Swafford
Long Beach
California
J. A. Swafford and Son
Local Church Services and Community Visits Reported
Rev. Almon Norris filled his appointments Sunday morning and night. Mrs. H. M. West, Mrs. Horace Ivy of McConnell attended services Sunday night. Several local families and visitors, including Austin, Pardue, Gambill, and Meiford, were noted visiting in Stamford, Midway, Temple, Rockdale, and McConnell. Wayne Terrell and Frank Duross family members are also mentioned with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Norris
H. M. West
Horace Ivy
McConnell
Susie Anne Faland
Austin
Nancy Pardue
W . HL. Terrell
M Mond Austin
Rrest Gambill
Stamford
Raymond Cock
Brushy and
Carl Meiford and
Chin
Midway
Nancy
Temple
J. J. Weem
J. D. Gillespie
Rockdale
Ottie Johnson
Sayles
John Bray
Lord Wayne Terrell
Frank Duross
Local visitors and storm damage reported in community
Rev. Almon Norris of Abilene dined with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Middlebrook. Brushy residents C. T. West and daughters visited W. T. West. Curtis Hisey from San Angelo visiting Clarence Ketron. Storms caused several hundred dollars in damage Saturday night, most to Wayne Perry’s house and nearby rentals. several barns torn up. Evelyn Adcock returns from Texas Tech for summer. The Owens family of Abilene visits J. F. Guillet and Jewel Austin. John Lynn Guillet notes a Ft Worth trip. Floy West and Doris Thompson visit Cody West in Goree. Jewel Austin and son Raymond attend a First Baptist Church social in Stamford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Norris
Abilene
M. L. Middlebrook
C. T. West
Martha Ann
Janice
Brushy
W. T. West
Curtis Hisey
San Angelo
Clarence Ket
Wayne Perry
Frank Simmons
J. W. Nanny
J. F. Guillet
Evelyn Adcock
Texas Tech
Marvin Owens
Joyce Marie
Robert
John Lynn Guillet
Ft. Worth
Floy West
Doris Thompson
Cody West
Goree
Jewel Austin
Raymond
First Baptist Church
Stamford
Chuckwagon Gang Donates to Bunkhouse Fund
The Chuckwagon Gang of Wichita Falls gave $100 for the bunkhouse building fund of the Texas Cowboy Reunion Association. The donation was received Thursday by Judge C. E. Coombes, secretary, with members C. H. Featherstone J. S. Birdwell and Harley Goble named among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Cowboy Rention Association
Chuckwagon Gang
Wichita Falls
C. E. Coombes
C. H. Featherstone
J. S. Birdwell
Harley Goble
Texas Cowboy
Part Time Work Eases Burden for Needy Farmers
Senator Tom Connally helped win Senate approval of amendments allowing needy farmers hit by drought to work part time on rural relief projects without entering relief rolls. The measure aims to keep farmers on their land by supplementing incomes, addressing disparity in WPA relief flows to urban areas. The Russell Amendment also advances with relief funding of $212,000,000 in the Relief Appropriation Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Connally
Senate
Senator Connally
Colorado
Kansas
Congress
Connally
Rev H B Haterius Heads East for Synod and Events
Rev Hugo B Haterius, Swedish Lutheran minister in Ericksdahl, departs for Brooklyn to attend a Synodical Convention June 2. He will also join celebrations marking Swedish landing history in Wilmington, Delaware and Philadelphia. NYA boys helped finish a two room brick addition to Carthage High School for a study hall and classroom, plus a new frame structure with locker and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo B. Haterius
Ericksdahl
Brooklyn
New York
Haterius
Wilmington
Delaware
Philadelphia
NYA
Carthage
Farm Aid Plan Aims Parity for 1938 Act Crop Farmers
The amendment seeks to raise farm prices toward parity by paying farmers enrolled under the 1938 Farm Act ten cents per bushel of wheat two cents per pound of lint cotton five cents per bushel of corn one cent per pound of tobacco and one fifth cent per pound of rough rice. After July 1 the farmer moves to Conroe for soil field work to gain practical experience in his field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroe
Paul Dobyns Visits Family During Bryan Stay
Paul Dobyns, a forthcoming senior in petroleum engineering at Texas A and M College, Bryan, arrived Wednesday for a several weeks visit with his mother Mrs. R. R. Dobyns and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dobyns
Texas A. and
M. College
Bryan
R. R. Dobyns
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Vera Steely Red Cross Examiner
Hughes
Tang
Mmes
Cos Stevenskin
Bartlett
Roland Daughy
Priddy
Tince Hawley
Bash
Tony Johnson
Inez ’Ratt
Mit
Bobby Nell Owen
State Park
Alice Abbott
Kenneth McCue
Earlene Waggoner
Moeris Childers
Esther Rowe
Rule
Paul Corley
Virginia Bounds
Ray Reed
Martha Jane Bryant
Ben
Kathleen Jones
Charles Rogers
Katherine McNabb
Pete Cole
Parker Gardner
Pulreath
Piythreeth
Margaret Crockett
Swenson Avis
Patsy Sitton
The
G. A
Barbara Sims
Dorotha Paul Summers
Peggy Sitton
Mary Sue Humphrey
June Alexander
Dorothy Rambo
Judy Fuqua
Elsie Berry
Elsa Fay Hanks
Mary Elizabeth Bounds
Jo Upshaw
Martha Louise McClellan
Era Jo Upshaw
C. R. Sims
H. Scott
Dick O'Brien
Rodney Ex
Pat Sitton
Howard Spencer
Woodson McNeil
Clyde
Chas. Strauss
Dalas
John McGaughey
John Henry
Lawrenceville, Ilinois
June Blackwell
Coleman
Elmarie Gustafson
Eastland
Lemore Fuqua
R. L. Perkins
Patsy
Jack Fuqua
Bobby Strauss
Haa
University of Texas
Cisco
Bob McCleskey
Rosamond
Jack Moore
Alfred
W. P. Moore
J. C. Shamburger
Stamford, Texas
R. H. Trachta Asst
Mgr
Ron
Bunkhouse
H.b.haterius
Kinney Funeral
Weatherstrip
Brazelton Lumber CO
Helen Garland
Hassen Dry Goods
Merchants Carnival
Oxford
Men’s Athletic Union
L.schwarz &Co
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