Does Not Operate At Grace Hotel This Weekend
A notice states services will not operate at the Grace Hotel this weekend. An event page lists hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, June 27 and 28, with no additional locations noted.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
5
A notice states services will not operate at the Grace Hotel this weekend. An event page lists hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, June 27 and 28, with no additional locations noted.
The advertisement asserts Dr Mellenthin does not operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers of stomach tonsils or adenoids. It claims creditable results in stomach liver bowels blood skin nerves heart kidney bladder bed wetting catarrh weak lungs rheumatism sciatica leg ulcers and rectal ailments. Consultation on this trip is free and married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address 4221 West Third Street Los Angeles California. 102p
Members and guests gathered Friday at Mrs. M. E. Elliott’s home for a Japanese themed Forty-two Club event with pink and green decor, summer flowers, and brick ice desserts. A second note mentions Mrs. W. L. Gregory hosting a Stam ford School of Nursing Alumni party with bridge, cut flowers, brick ice, and angel food squares.
The Loyalty Club of the Woodman Circle Drill Team held its month long miniature golf tournament at River side park near Lueders. Mrs. George Gray and her team won the event and will be recognized in an informal social hour following the contests.
Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge enjoyed a Friday evening picnic at the 1.O.C.F. hall and Macon's Park with games and a bounteous lunch for listed couples and individuals. A separate Y W A picnic for the First Baptist Church auxiliary followed at Riverside Park with 25 attendees and games.
Miss Mary Belle Pratt and Miss Anna Fay Donegan of Midland were honored at a dinner hosted by Miss Margaret Upshaw at her parents home on Monday evening. Tall baskets of cut flowers decorated the table with roses and sweet peas. Guests included Miss Josephine Smith and Miss Kathleen Wiseley.
A Friday river party at the Fleming home and Riverside Park featured a dinner with meats sandwiches chips pickles salad eggs cookies and iced tea. Guests included Misses Ruby Wede king Fleda Seagle Lillian Seediker Kathleen Wiseley Alice Lyles Dorothy Curd Virginia Ramey Norma York Josephine Pinson and Jack Harris plus Thurston Owen Johnny Bryant Ralph Callicoat Joe Byrd Billingsley William Whittington Lorn York Halmon Lanmon Bill Morrow James Wiseley and Bill Martin.
Abilene families host relatives visiting from Odessa Beaumont Temple Lewistown Maine Sylvester and other towns. The United Charities Women’s Organization meets June 20 at 4 PM at Central Christian Church. Families discuss extended visits and weekend trips to Wichita Falls and Sudan.
Rockdale residents and visitors appear in a string of brief items. Names include Matthews of Rotan Wright of Eastland Fox Crawford McKown GilLespie Packwood, J Z Williams, Fox Cobb Ivy Bouldin and others. Grain threshing progress, a field fire scare at Bunkley’s, and a Rockdale Home Demonstration Club meeting with 11 members and 7 visitors are recorded.
Miss Partlow of Haskell spoke on canning vegetables and meats and jelly making. She demonstrated canned vegetables and offered advice on cans jars and lids. Nine representatives competed in Saturday evening’s dress contest in Haskell with prizes won by residents from Midway, OF Brien, and Rockdale.
A riot erupted at a Hungarian boarding house in New York after prunes were served as dessert for three consecutive days. No injuries reported, authorities investigated the disturbance and questioned residents.
A Maspeth girl told the court she earned money for schooling by peddling liquor. She described her involvement and the circumstances surrounding the activity during the proceedings.
Frafield Bean received a marriage license on credit from the county clerk in Detroit and paid the sum when his pay envelope arrived the following Saturday.
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