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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
3
The passage records several individuals including Maebelle Buffington Thelma Thorp Raby Holloway Norene Lae well Thelma McCaiston Sarah Har lan Marie McCaiston Othella Harlan Foy Adams Meeers Barnard Adams Cbester Hollowas Witliam Lieb Pat Stuart Truitt M Sufferini and Amy Caldrow of St Paul in relation to a delusion about four offerings.
Mrs Choate hosts the Forty Two Club at Yeatt House with yellow and white decor and a tea served salad and tea for members and guests. Artificial shasta daisy favors were given to numerous attendees including Mesdames Nichols Pratt Inglish Hepler McDonald and Bryant. After a baseball game guests enjoyed a lawn picnic and games with a long guest list of local society names.
A tenth birthday celebration was held Friday afternoon in honor of Cc. E. Bunkley Jr. The event featured a party atmosphere as guests joined in the festive occasion.
The Hi Lo Bridge Club gathered Thursday evening at Miss Evelyn Perkins home with Clyde Lang ford. Green decorations and refreshments included gelatin salad potato chips crackers tea and green mints. Present were Misses Jane Ann Soderberg Georgie Donalson Evelyn Warwick and Messrs Charles Markham Ralph Duncan Knox Baird with host and hostess.
Mr and Mrs KR Townsend hosted the London Bridge Club on Thursday evening. Refreshments were served as game tables were set with attractive vases of flowers.
A social gathering featured a daises and fern display and a salad with potato chips olives lunch stuffed dates and mints. Mrs Fred Hudson received a pair of hose for ladies high score and Dr Fred Hudson a golf ball set for men high score. Attendees included H G Andrews G H Zachary R R Robertson H A Carter L F Metz C F Upshaw Mrs Leo Richardson of Abilene and Mrs ALO Crow.
Mrs SS P Smith hosted a Saturday afternoon bridge party at her Handlan Street home with Mrs Leo Richards of Abilene as guest of honor. pastel colors and summer flowers set the scene as players enjoyed pink and green heart shaped sandwiches olives and tea. high scores went to Mrs McDonald and Mr Cooper, with the honoree receiving a bead necklace. guests included many ladies such as Mrs Blackwell Orr Puckett Southard Perkins and Mies Blanch Carter among others.
The Sunday School classes of Mrs FE Jones and Mrs T S Hoover held a sunrise breakfast last Thursday at First Baptist Church. Attendees included Peggy Elliott Betty Wisely Clara Mage Jones Rowena Caldwell Charlten Kincaid Flora Fuqua Louise Roberts Julia Harvey Katrina Adame Melodies Thomas Theda Moore Oleta Bass Dorothy Bob McChristial Bessie Lee Powell and Mrs E D Donee plus Mrs T S Hoover.
Mrs A C Cooper hosted the Saturday Bridge Club and guests at the Stamford Inn. Mrs WOOB Harrison won high guest prize while Mrs L M Hardy took high cut. Ribbon sandwiches pineapple salad olives cookies and ice tea were served during tea time. Numerous members and guests listed include Mrs Hudson Mr Townsend and others. Episcopal Guild and Phebean Class activities noted with meetings and refreshments.
McKinney Gamblin entertained friends with a Friday evening dance in the new Lyles Building. Eminence baskets of cut flowers and fruit punch enhanced the room’s appeal.
A social gathering hosted at Reynolde Street featured a long list of attendees including Misses Ines Inghish Josephine Gardner Mary Edna Frizzell az Bryant Mabelle Baird and others along with Messrs Conrad Brady George Denton and more. Fruit punch was served as the event continued with many noted guests from surrounding areas.
Mes Jones hosts a gathering honoring her sister Mies Lillian Leediker of Crockett. The event features family, friends, and local supporters in a tribute to the prominent relative.
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