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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
8
Several church services and testimonies reported with Rev. Frank Johnson leading the Goree choir and Rev. J W Sharbutt conducting funeral services. Residents and visitors from Stamford Abilene, Winters and Hamlin attend events, camps, and family visits, with Baptists preparing for youth camp activities and registration.
Local notes recount visits by Mrs. Butler and family in Fort Worth area. Whitworths, Harrells, and Gandy family guests in Stamford Avoca and New Hope. Attendees include T J Hammer family, Clora Caudie, Dorothy Harrell, Buster Harrell, V Olma Whitworth, and others. A picnic is planned at New Hope with various relatives attending a ball game in Avoca.
Mr and Mrs Dave Hooton and children visited Rev C R Hooton in Hughes Springs. Mrs S E Swanson and Ouida returned to Stamford after visiting Spur and Dallas. Mrs Floyd Johnson of Lueders hosted a lunch for Mrs B N Wiseley of Austin and Miss Jennie Howlett who will visit Lubbock. Brownwood and Spur residents vacationed with local families. Tom Hillott attended a pharmacists convention in Mineral Wells.
Sister Mrs nav es marriage in Sunday. Mrs Giver east crate. Mrs W B Tayman and children returned from a visit with tires in Dallas. Mr and Mrs left.
A brief item notes Tipiba plans to visit or host a guest at Mrs. L. D. Rich’s household, indicating social activity without further details.
Mr and Mrs W N Kinney share details of a rightful vacation trip including Yellowstone park and Colorado points. Mr and Mrs W C Leavitt and son Billy visit Denver and Colorado Springs this week. Susie Leatherwood of Itasca visits cousin Ann Bunkley. It pays to advertise in The American. Try it.
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