Tuxedo Home Demonstration Club Oversees Reorganization
The Tuxedo Home Demonstration Club met June 16 at Mrs. E E Gardner to reorganize. Officers elected were Euell Amerson president E E Gardner vice president A J Treadwell secretary treasurer N B Willess reporter J M Amerson council representative. New member and two visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Home Demonstration Club
E. E. Gardner
Euell Amerson
A. J. Treadwell
N. PB. Willess
J. M. Amerson
B. Wallace
N. B. Willess
Fuell Amerson
Allie May
Perry Lou Copenhaver
Much Interest In Lueders Revival Seensat Weekend
Large crowds attend revival at Lueders Church of Christ begun June 16 led by O M Reynolds Weatherford and W E Graham. Two baptisms by June 20 with daily sessions at 9 am and 8 30 pm, next Sunday an all day meeting with basket lunch, Stamford Anson and Hamlin Nights featured, public invited to attend closing services Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders Church of Christ
O. M. Reynolds
Weatherford Church
W. E. Graham
H. W. Wrye
Stamford
Anson
Hamlin
Sam Salem to Open Fair Store in Stamford
Sam Salem, long in Rule, has moved to Stamford to open a new dry goods store in the Baker Hanna Bros building on the west side of the square. The Fair Store will launch once stock is arranged, likely next week, with Salem and family residing on Wells Avenue in the former Ernest Cannon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Salem
Rule
Stamford
Baker & Hanna Bros
Fair
Salem
Mr. Salem
Wells Avenue
Ernest Cannon
Cecil McDaniel Accepted for Forestry Work
Cecil McDaniel has been accepted into the Veterans Contingent of the Citizens' Conservation Corps for reforestation. He must report to the enlistment station in Big Spring next Monday for a physical examination. Jones county quota is five. McDaniel is the first Stamford entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil McDaniel
Citizens’ Conservation Corps
Big Spring
Jones County
McDaniel
Stamford
Grant Scion Retired, Living Quietly in California
Jesse K. Grant, youngest son of Ulysses S. Grant, former president and Civil War hero, has retired and resides quietly in Altos, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse K. Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
Los.tome
Altos
Calif
Set Thine House In Order Sermon by H. W. Wrye at Church
The sermon on Set Thine House In Order draws on II Kings 20 Chronicles 2 and Isaiah 38. H W Wrye links Hezekiah s deathbed warning to modern Christian humility and dependence on God, contrasting Hezekiah with Paul s faith and urging believers to dedicate time thought and money to the Lord s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrye
H. W. Wrye
Margaret Cundiff
Church of Christ
Hezekiah
God
Christ
Heaven
Moses
Stephen
Paul
Methodist Pulpit To Be Filled By Seymour Doctor
Rev C R Hooton notes Dr J A Richardson of Seymour will speak at St John s Methodist Church on Sunday morning. Richardson is physician and president of the tri county Medical association Knox Baylor Haskell. revival progress praised. No evening service. Church School 945 am Epworth Leagues 7 pm. Woman s Missionary Society meets as noted. Midweek prayer Wednesday 800 pm. Also a note on James Kelly of Baltimore sentenced to five years for stealing a shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Hooton
St. John’s Methodist Church
J. A. Richardson
Seymour
Richardson
Tri-County Medical Association
Knox, Baylor and
Haskell
Baptist Meeting
Epworth
Woman’s Missionary Society
Burlington Veterans Banquet Draws 75 Attendees in Stamford
Seventy five members of the Burlington Railroad veterans in Texas along with auxiliary members and local business leaders gathered at the City Auditorium in Stamford for a veterans banquet. City officials welcomed attendees as a program featured music, readings, and a square dance after a meal served by the Music Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad Veterans
Texas
Auxiliary
City Auditorium
R. W. Manly
Burlington Line Veterans
G. G. Willingham
W. Hager
S. A. Covington
Wichita Valley Railroad
W. B. Keller
J. M. Porter
E. P. Bunkley
Stamford
C. E. Coombes
Bunkley
Jeanette Boston
Mary Belle Booth
W. P. McDonald
Lois Perkins
Maxine Rowland
Messrs
Mrs J H Carlson Buried Tuesday Funeral notices
Funeral services were held for Mrs John H Carlson Tuesday afternoon June 20 at the Carlson home and Swedish Lutheran Church both conducted by Rev Hugo B Haterius. She died after strokes at 59, survived by husband Dan Carlson three children Laura Anne Carlson a Danish-born sister and several siblings. Pallbearers and mourners included local community members with Kinney Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Carlson
Carlson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Hugo B. Haterius
Jesus
Henry Peterson
Church Cemetery
Haterius
N. E.bartley
Dallas
Astrid Jensen
Earline
Eleanor Gifford
Grace
Cordelia Armstrong
Vera Carlson
Stamford
Esther Carlson
A. J. Swenson
Carl Hedberg
Arvid Lundgren
E. P. Armstrong
Carl Jensen
Reuben Richards
Kinney
Anne Marie Sorensen Basland
Enslev
Denmark
Austin
Texas
John Hjalmar Carlson
Ericksdahl
Dan Carlson
Taylor
Laura
Anne
Sam _ Basland
John Basland
Hutto
Theodore Strarup
Martin Christensen
Thomas Dan Carlson
Dovie Demonstrator Details Wardrobe Closet Work
Mrs Harold Bonner of the Dovie Home Demonstration Club describes her clothing closet improvement ups and training work. She attended the Foundation Pattern Training School in Anson, led a full day school with nine members, plus the agent and Mrs Heald from Anderson Chapel. She has since held three afternoon sessions, started more patterns, and expanded the club to sixteen members while remodeling her two by two foot closet with new paper and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bonner
Dovie Home Demonstration Club
Anson
Heald
Anderson Chapel Club
Closet remodeling yields organized space and new shelves
The speaker describes adding two top shelves for hats and suitcases, four short shelves for flat goods and purses, white-painted shelving for brightness, cedar hat stands to protect brims and deter moths, plus a shoe rack. Husband built fixtures. plans an achievement day June 27 to showcase the closet and present inventory and budget.
Oklahoma City man found guilty of reckless driving
Homer Cochran, a Black man from Oklahoma City, was convicted of reckless driving for driving "dangerously slow" and fined $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Cochran
Oklahoma City
Memphis Woman Sues Husband for Divorce Over Home Brew Bottles
Mrs. Belle T. Elion of Memphis sues her husband for divorce claiming he forced her to wash his home brew bottles, asserting marital strife and coercive conduct as the basis for the dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle T. Elion
Memphis
Mrs Goldsticker Praises Chicago Exposition Visit
Mrs A H Goldsticker and the Woodmen Circle Drill Team returned Thursday from Omaha and Chicago impressed by the World's Fair. She criticized Texas exhibit not yet open and noted Lake Michigan setting with lagoons and a three to four mile grounds. The transportation progress display from 1700 to 1933 stood out. The night show featured impressive lighting and lasted about ninety minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsticker
Woodmen Circle
Stamford
Mies
Mattie Bruce
Mattie Moody
Lena Simms
Lola Terry
Fannie Meeker
Johnny Lawson
Omaha
Nebraska
Chicago
Jamie Gardner
Ft. Stockton
Edna Williams
el Paso
Fair Grounds
Springfield
Lincoln
A. H. Goldsticker
Texas
Lake Michigan
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Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
H. D. Club of Tuxedo
D. Shamburger Lumber Co
Strauss
U. S. Grant
James Kelly
Baltimore
Burlington
J. H. Carlson
Dovie Demonstrator
Shamburger Lumber Store
Sunrise
C. D. Shamburger Lumber Co., Inc
Lewis, Manager
Santos
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