Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Keese Host Summer Bridge Party
Mrs John Hudson and Mrs E G Keese entertained Tuesday afternoon with a bridge party at the Keese home. Sunflowers and daisies adorned the rooms and pastel daisy ice cream molds decorated the refreshment table. Prizes went to Mrs Rayford Hills high, Mrs Martin McCain second, and Mrs B N Wiseley low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Keese
John Hudson
E. G. Keese
Bridge
Rayford Hills
Martin McCain
B. N. Wiseley
Austin
Mesdames Hugh Astin
Ray Burson
H. G. Andrews
P. P. Berthelot
Wayne Bryant
Almus Blackwell
Steve Bennett
E. P. Bunkley
A. C. Cooper
Bob Corley
G. C. Carothers
Mike Moore
Charles Markham
Claude Yates
Johnny Croft
W. B. Tayman
Chas Strauss
Louis Rosenwasser
H. H. Pennington
Ben Frazier
W. J. Bryant
Harry Yates
L. M. York
Daisy Floyd
Lois Perkins
Maud Cooze
Margaret Boston Hosts Party For Cousin Sarah Swift
Margaret Boston entertained with a delightful party at the Boston home honoring her cousin Sarah Swift of San Angelo on Wednesday night. The event extended hospitality to relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Boston
Birthday party for Little Nanta Faye Connally
Little Nanta Faye Connally celebrated her sixth birthday Monday evening at her parents home. Games on the lawn were led by her aunt Miss Orie Lee Bland and Miss Ruby Hanson. Attendees included Patsy Swint Virginia Adams Ruth Wallace Bobby June Johnson Wanda Sue Humphrey Dorothy Adams Wanda Rose Billie Ray Campbell Jimmie Doyle Jones Charles Finley Raymon Hanson Clyton Rodgers Donald Paize Connally and hostess Mrs B H Connally with sister Miss Valentine Bland. Cake and fruit punch were served. Water guns and doll bottles were favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanta Faye Connally
B. H. Connally
Orie Lee Bland
Ruby Hanson
Patsy Swint
Virginia Adams
Ruth Wallace
Bobby June Johnson
Wanda Sue Humphrey
Dorothy Adams
Wanda Rose
Billie Ray Campbell
Jimmie Doyle Jones
Charles Finley
Raymon Hanson
Clyton Rodgers
Donald Paize Connally
Valentine Bland
Daughter Born During Funeral Preparations for C Roland Fagerberg
As friends prepared for the funeral of C Roland Fagerberg of Rockford Illinois a daughter was born to his wife Ethel Fagerberg in what was described as a poignant family moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Roland Fagerberg
Rockford, Ill
Ethel Fagerberg
Local shoppers plan trips to Dallas Fort Worth and Sulphur
Personal Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Strauss leave Thursday for Dallas to buy merchandise for their store. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Leavitt return from a vacation to San Antonio and other points. Mrs. S. W. Gound and Mrs. S. J. Hodge will leave Friday for Sulphur, Oklahoma for several days visit. They will be joined in Haskell by Mrs. Bill Forgy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Chas. Strauss
Dallas
S. W. Gound
S. J. Hodge
Sulphur
Oklahoma
Haskell
Bill Forgy
Stamford Social Roundup Visits From Members and Friends
Mrs W W Darr and family travel to Dallas for a several day visit before returning to Nashville. Miss Jane Brown returns from San Diego with John Buck to join reunion plans in Stamford. Mrs Ben Cole of Oklahoma City to visit Stamford. Billy Nile Shaw and relatives in town. James Johnston visiting from Sweetwater. Mrs J H Steely and daughter Vera back from Denton Dallas Fort Worth trip. Many other local visits noted along with upcoming Mittie Shelton Circle meeting and recent birthday and party events. S J Hodge and H T Hodge in Dallas to purchase theater equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Darr
Cathryn
James
Mary Katherine Cunningham
Dallas
Nashville
Tennessee
Jane Brown
San Diego
California
John Buck
Zita Buck
Pittsburg
Ben Cole
Oklahoma City
Stamford
Cole
Patsy Durrett
J. H. Steely
Miss Vera
Denton
Fort Worth
County Wardrobe Contest Closes This Saturday
A county wide notice invites participation in the Wardrobe Contest with final closing set for Saturday. The message highlights the annual Short Course July 28 to August 2 with demonstrations on soil plants interior decorating and cooperative farm topics. Contact the county Home Demonstration agent for details and make reservations by July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
College Station
County Home
Cow-Lot Sanitation Draws City Complaints
City Manager Grady Bowdry reports numerous complaints about unsanitary cow lots and outdoor toilets causing offensive odors worsened by wet weather. He appeals for public help in cleaning livestock areas and outdoor closets.
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Grady Bowdry
Irreverent Ranger Story at Carlsbad Cavern
A travelogue passage recounts a humorous and rowdy cave visit. The narrator describes encounters with rangers and other party members, the Queen’s Chamber, a lunch stop, and a blonde party member returning with damaged sandal straps, ending with a bemused reflection on waking from a dream.
Currinsville Woman Breaks 72 Year Illness Record
Mrs. G B Linn of Currinsville Oregon ended a 72 year stretch of not needing medical care by falling ill recently and calling no doctor for the first time in her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Linn
Currinsville
Ore
Chicago Woman Pleads With Police Over Son's Late Nights
Mrs Ella Thorsen of Chicago appeals to police asking them to spank her son a 27 year old six foot tall man for staying out late nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Thorsen
Chicago
Thieves Smash Car into Lansing Store Door
In Lansing Michigan thieves failing to force a store door used a car and rammed the entrance with its bumper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Banks Rapidly Reduce Debt Under Reconstruction Finance
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reports that by April 30 1935 banks and trust companies had repaid at least 1.34 billion of the 1.86 billion advanced since February 1932, a repayment rate higher than any other borrower. Loans authorized totaled 2.35 billion to 7,396 institutions, with 345 million withdrawn or cancelled and 140 million not yet drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Simplification of Bank Checks Outlined by Bankers Group
A bulletin from the Bank Management Commission of the American Bankers Association describes plans to simplify checks, notes, drafts, and related instruments in size and subject matter arrangement. The 10 year old recommendations, promulgated by the Commerce Department, have achieved about 85 percent adherence. The new bulletin details the standards to maintain high compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank Management Commission
American Bankers Association
Association
United States Department of Commerce
Ban on male labor in Tengana village enforced
In Tengana, Dutch Indies, men are forbidden from working in the village under a cultural rule. Violators face a public thrashing administered by women as punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tengana
Dutch Indies
Card of Thanks from the Dodson and Dodson-Bizzell families
We extend sincere thanks to our friends for kindnesses and beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of our mother. May God bless you and ease your sorrows. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dodson, and Mrs. W. K. Bizzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Williams
W. J. Dodson
F. EF. Dodson
W. KE. Bizzell
Ralls Storm Claims Easter Family Members
News reached Mrs. J. B. Rowland that her cousin W. T. Easter and Mrs. Easter of Ralls were killed in a storm there on Wednesday. The littlest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Easter was badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rowland
W. T. Easter
Local shoppers tour Abilene display of fall merchandise
Mr and Mrs Louis Rosenwasser and Mrs Jim Carroll of L Schwarz and Company visited Abilene on Thursday to view a display of new fall merchandise. James Martin of St Louis was arraigned for theft and his wife testified he had dodged work for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rosenwasser
Jim Carroll
L. Schwarz and Comany
Abilene
James Martin
St. Louis
Soup Kitchen Protest Draws Angry Unemployed From Southern England
A crowd of unemployed men marched from a charitable soup kitchen in Southern England to protest receiving only soup. They voiced frustration over aid limits and called for broader relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Eng
Flynn Funeral Sees Bright Colors As Request Honored
At the request of Cincinnati's C. H. Parker mourners avoided black and wore vivid colors for the service, reflecting Parker's wish that the ceremony be upbeat and celebratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Parker
Cincinnati
Summer time facial sale at U Neat Beauty Shoppe
Bland Sisters offer cosmetic services through summer including facial treatments and personalized haircuts. Special prices on facial work and permanent waving using quality materials tailored to individual types and styles. Located at 215 S McKinley, contact 117.
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Society
R. F. Mahood
Sarah
Ollie Mae Burge
Doris Bertram
Sue Inglish
Margaret Bryant
Wanda Jo Britton
Mary Jean Yates
Jean Brownfield
Margie Hood
Ouida Faye Gray
Martha Louise McClellan
Sophie Ann Nelson
Jane McDonald
Virginia Tayman
Margaret Salem
Bobbie Lou Smith
Ary Lou Johnson
Ann Bunkley
Louise Lawson
Eilah Blan Elliott
Johnnie Marie Page
Wanda White
Billy Ray Wiley
Jack
Paramount Picture
John Wayne
Phantom Empire
Popeye Cartoon
Kansas City
BS Vravell
Joan Blondell
Glenda Farrell William Gargan Hugh Herbert
THUR
Chester Morris
Virginia Bruce
Billie Burke
Billy Nile Shaw
J. H. Rutherford
James Johnston
Sweetwater
Pauline Buie
Billy Joe Gist
Jeanette Boston
C. F., Upshaw
Mary Jean and
Richard
Mittie Shelton
Brandon Curry
Kenneth
Baird
Billy Gene Gressett
Signa Jones
Ruth Hanna
Stamford School of Nursing
Rotan
Alcove
Ritz
H. T. Hodge
Samuel Wedham
Bedford
Gerald Ross
London
South Africa
Hannah Bromley
City OF
R. G. Bowdry
Carlsbad Cavern
Ralls
S. McKinley
Strauss
Briley’s
North
Swenson Ave
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