Community Center Opens Weekend Office Hours Announced
A local office announces weekend hours on Saturday and Sunday in late June. The office operates from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on both days to assist residents with services and inquiries.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
3
A local office announces weekend hours on Saturday and Sunday in late June. The office operates from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on both days to assist residents with services and inquiries.
An advert lists Dr Mellenthin claiming to treat chronic ailments from stomach disorders to rheumatism and bed wetting. It notes free consultations on a trip, warns married women must be accompanied by husbands, and provides 4221 West Third Street, Los Angeles address.
Society notes describe a Friday afternoon gathering of the Forty-two Club hosted by Mrs M E Elliott with Japanese colors and decor. Guests enjoyed brick ice and decorated cake squares during games, followed by tea and punch with a long list of attendees and hostesses assisting Mrs Elliott.
Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge enjoyed a Friday evening picnic at the L.O.O.F. hall then traveled to Macon's Park for games and a bounteous lunch. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Small, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Day, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. McElreath, and several other local couples and individuals.
Members of the Young Women s Auxiliary to the First Baptist Church enjoyed a river party at Riverside Park near Lueders Monday evening. Twenty five members and guests attended and a piente lunch followed a series of games.
Miss Mary Belle Pratt and Miss Anna Fay Donegan of Midland were honored guests as Miss Margaret Upshaw hosted a tureen dinner at her parents home on Monday evening. Tall baskets of cut flowers and rose arrangements decorated the table with vases and bowls of sweetness. Attending were Miss Josephine Smith and Miss Kathleen Wiseley among others.
Mary Fleming and Frank Fleming hosted a river party and dance Friday night with dinner at Riverside Park. Guests included Maxine Rowland Grace Moody Ruby Wedeking Mary Louise Kinard Dorothy Curd Alice Lyles Norma York Josephine Pinson Virginia Ramey Jack Harris of Sweetwater and others.
Guests gathered Friday at the White residence for a lawn party honoring Miss Mice Marjory Alderson of Sudan and Miss Thresa White. The event featured lawn games and homemade ice cream with cake after the entertainment.
Mrs W S Henry and daughter from Abilene visit in the home of Mrs Henry's sister Mrs W C Tunnell. Several families from Odessa Beaumont Temple Lewistown Electra and Portmouth NH visit relatives. The Women’s Organization of the United Charities meets Monday at 4 pm.
A busy week brings visits among Rotan Eastland Berryhill and Stamford residents. Births include a son to Cecil Gillespie and wife. Grain threshing advances with better than expected yields while a grain field fire is contained. Rockdale Home Demonstration Club met with 11 members and 7 visitors.
Miss Partlow of Haskell discussed canning vegetables and meats plus jelly making. She demonstrated with canned vegetables and advised on cans jars and lids. Nine club representatives entered a dress contest in Haskell Saturday evening with a Mitway winner Brien second and Rockdale third.
A riot occurred at a Hungarian boarding house in New York after prunes were served as dessert for three consecutive days, prompting authorities to intervene and restore order.
A Maspeth New York girl told the court she earned money for school by peddling liquor.
Frafield Bean obtained a marriage license from the county clerk in Detroit on credit and settled the payment with his next payday the following Saturday.
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