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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
7
A wartime style comparison describes Pure ice advantages a Coolerator maintains clean air and constant temperature. It contrasts with average mechanical refrigerators noting ice depletion in heat and dry air causing dehydration and fluctuating temps.
The ceremony took place Sunday at 8 30 am in St Pauls Methodist Church Abilene with Miss Annie Mae McIntire of Abilene becoming Mrs Underwood of this city. Dr O P Clark officiated. The bride wore a white net frock and carried white peonies. Best man Wilbur Underwood of Winters and ushers Rennon Meeks and Arlie Castles attended. The couple will live in Stamford after a day of visiting family and friends in nearby towns.
The First Baptist Church held a WMA sub missionary program with Mrs. T. R. Tinsley leading prayers. Wanda Lowe and Margaret Upshaw performed pieces, with discussions on David Brainerd John Mason Peck and Marcus Whitman. A Loyal Christian Citizen challenge closed the program. Hertzenberger family members later gathered for a river outing, listing numerous relatives and their children.
Mrs S D Gay hosted the Mittie Shelton Circle of St John’s Methodist on a Monday afternoon. Mrs J F McCulloch led the meeting with a Brazil study focus discussing illiteracy public education and mission schools.
A luncheon event honoring Mrs Ve was held Friday with yew decor and zinnias. G C Carothers won high prize as guests including Mesdames Wiseley Arnold Douthit Gordon Astin Havelle Metz and York attended. A church shower benefited the encampment kitchen with Lily Ragedale Mary Louis McDonald and Selendora present.
The epic Viva Villa stars Wallace Beery as Pancho Villa and arrives at the Palace Theatre for a limited run. Filmed on authentic Mexican interior locations with thousands of extras, the production faced danger and difficult terrain to capture its dramatic landscapes and siege scenes.
A lighthearted item notes a newspaper’s value in a rural setting, joking that a paper is worth two in a barnyard and that it never scans anyone’s toes.
A fragmented note mentions hope for singing blue soon and references an engine or prom tag, indicating a scaled back schedule or delay in a local event timeline. The readable bits imply anticipation of a completed plan and broader logistical issues.
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