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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
8
Dr. W Harwell of Eddy Texas visits his daughter Mrs W P Moore. J K Brady returns Sunday from the Rotary convention at Minneapolis Minn.
In a dim Normandy terrace scene, alibis and recognitions unfold as Almy recalls Thursday night sightings of Tim and Alan. The group notes a loud click heard after Charles Macliver entered, suggesting a gunshot or trap and prompting questions about a trigger and possible housebreaker.
Daisy hides a crucial clue as Mina Abbott confronts the mystery in Normandy terrace. A yellow note surfaces from a book, triggering hysterics and a confession as diaries and motives intertwine with Suspects and flawed alibis.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church planned an 11 a.m. service program with songs, devotions, offertory, and readings led by Mrs. J T Medlin and other members, including Miss Lilias Penick, and concluded with benediction. A separate note describes a country club dance with Japanese decor and 30 to 35 couples attending.
Mr and Mrs R M Brunson and their son Jack are guests in the home of Mrs J E Duncan, sister of Mr Brunson, in Mankins.
A. J. Flowers of the Flowers Evans evangelistic party visited Stamford briefly on Wednesday. The revival continues in Has kell and will close Sunday. Stamford residents attended the meeting, and Rachel Border is visiting in Wichita Falls.
Mrs. Russell Morrison entertained the Saturday Bridge Club at her residence last week. Mrs. H. F. Goble won the club prize and Mrs. A. C. Cooper took the cut. A salad course with iced tea was served to a group including Mesdames Fred Hudson, John Hudson, Harry Yates, Arnold Douthit, and others. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cheatham and son from Casper Wyoming visited Mrs. W. T. Browning.
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