Wednesday Bridge Club Party With Mrs Yates Hostess
A morning party for the Wednesday Bridge Club was hosted by Mrs. Harry Yates. Roses and bright table colors enhanced the setting. Guests included Mrs A S Vernon who received a score pitcher, plus Anna Holliday, Stephenville. and other members like Hugh Astin, G C Carother, L M Hardy, Gordon Haynes, Ray Hill, F E Morrow, F W Peckham, Grady Bowdry, Ben Ray, Magnus Swenson, Roy Arnedge, Charlie Markham and Miss Lois Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Bridge Club
Harry Yates
A. S .Vernon
Esdames eTnon
Anna Holliday
Stephenville
Hugh Astin
G. C. Carother
L. M. Hardy
Gordon Haynes
Ray Hill
F. E. Morrow
F. W. Peckham
Grady Bowdry
Ben Ray
Magnus Swenson
Roy Arnedge
Charlies Markham
Lois Perkins
Patriotic Play-A-While Club Hosts Red White Blue Party
Mrs. Fred Starbuck entertained the Play-A-While Club on Wednesday afternoon. A red white and blue color scheme set the mood for games of forty-two and other activities. Tea and sandwiches followed the entertainment with guests including D. A. Caffee A. M. Conant Anna Dial C. E. Coombes Charles David L. S. Parrh E. B. Harrison 0. W. Lamb R. P. Smail Leslie White E. L. Martin Bob Moore W. R. Racker K. R. Pawkett S. D. Gay and George Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Starbuck
Mesdames
D. A.caffee
A. M. Conant
Anna Dial
C. E. Coombes
Charles David
L. 'S. Parrh
E. B. Harrison
0. W.lamb
R. P. Smail
Leslie White
E. L. Martin
Bob Moore
W. R. Racker
K. R. Pawkett
S. D. Gay
George Gray
Fellowship Class Party At First Baptist Church
Members of the Good Fellowship Class were entertained by Miss Pauline Bunkley at the home of Mrs. W. N. Bunkley with pineapple cake and fruit punch. Special guest Mrs. C. Fox Clarke, formerly of Stamford, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Pauline Bunkley
W. N. Bunkley
C. Fox Clarke
Laredo
Stamford
Annie Dewees
Y.W.A
The
J. G. Swint, Sponser
Belle Bathaeena and Club Meetings Note Summer Schedule
Belle Bathaeena lists attendees Juanita Foster and Nene Dewees. Bible study cancels until September first Monday as summer church nights continue. Kolonial Kard Klub hosts a bridge luncheon with Mrs. C M Francis. pink roses decorate. High bridge score by Mrs. Harry Yates. other guests include Ray Hill Hugh Astin John Haynes W P McDonald A S Vernon F E Hudson H G Andrews L F Metz H A Carter W B Tayman and D A Bandeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Bathaeena
Juanita Foster
Nene Dewees
Kolonial Kard Klub
C. M. Francis
Harry Yates
Ray Hill
Hugh Astin
John Haynes
W. P. McDonald
A. S. Vernon
F. E. Hudson
H. G. Andrews
L. F. Metz
H. A. Carter
Stamford Area Social Notes Highlight Local Travel Visits
The column lists numerous Stamford residents and guests visiting relatives and touring nearby cities. Entries include trips to Fort Worth, Mineral Wells, Amarillo, Dallas, Dublin, Rising Star, Mobile, New Orleans, and Denver, with mentions of families, weddings, and a new baby born in New York City.
Barnard and Gary Guests at Stamford Visit
Rev and Mrs Rolfe Barnard of Tulsa Oklahoma spent several days in Stamford this week and planned to leave Thursday for Lubbock. Mrs D G Gary at Bailey and Mr and Mrs J T Halsell hosted and visited during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lester
Nederland
Mr. Lester
C. M. Lester
F. E. Upshaw
J. J. Upshaw
Margaret Upshaw
Amarillo
Borger
Reece Pratt
James
J. R. Pratt
Stamford
Pratt
San Angelo
Dallas
Rayford Hills
Margery
Denver
Colorado
C. Fox Clarke
Laredo
J. T. Halsell
Dress Contest Draws Three Hundred Women at Anson
Three hundred women attended a dress contest in Anson on June 22 at the High School Auditorium. Winners in Class II and Class I wardrobes earned trips to the A and M Short Course. Awards went to Mrs. Carl Bonneaux and Mrs. C. L. Sherrill with several runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida
Evelyn Jennings
Fisher County
Anson
Carl Bonneaux
C. L. Sherrill
Stith
L. B. Mayberry
South Hamlin
Ray Rushing
Leeders
B. L. Whaley
C. W. Seago
Paul Bradley
E. E. Clark
C. D. Gibbons
Bill Dunigan
Rex Reddell
C. H. Heald
Centennial farm and home demonstration contest opened
COLLEGE STATION June 26 Any Texas farm family on a farm or town with 2500 or fewer residents along designated highways is eligible for the Centennial farm and home demonstration contest. Director O B Martin of the Texas A&M College Extension Service announced working plans. The contest seeks recognition of agricultural improvement and rural home beautification with $2,500 in cash prizes pledged by firms and others for district and state winners. County agents will provide reg…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
O. B. Martin
Texas A.4m
College Extension Service
Stamford Ad Notes Car Repair Rooms and Used Furniture
Body and fender repair offered by Stamford Motor Co. Call 100. Rooms and board wanted for visitors during the Texas Cowboy Reunion by the Stamford Chamber of Commerce. Howe Furniture Co. seeks used furniture. Rubber stamps offered by Stamford American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Faye Barbee
Merkel
Clara Mae Jones
Stamford Motor Co
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
Howe Furniture Co
Stamford American
Statewide Extension Contest Guidelines and Scoring
The contest will accept entries by September 1 with district and state winners named. A three member committee will select district winners after June 1 1936, with district and state judges from agricultural and home demonstration agents. Scoring totals 10 000 points across building equipment grounds soil crops livestock and resources with district and state prizes in nine districts and statewide winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Coun
Agricultural and
Ho Ime
Extension Service
Lueders Citizen Thomas Allen Dies After Illness
Thomas Jefferson Allen 76, a longtime Lueders farmer, died Monday after a short illness from a paralytic stroke suffered the prior week. Born July 3, 1858 in Franklin Kentucky, he lived in Lueders 15 years and previously in Sulphur Springs. Funeral held Tuesday at Brinker near Sulphur Springs. Kinney Funeral Home oversaw burial. Survived by eleven children and thirty-one grandchildren with relatives in Leeders Sulphur Springs Delano Waco El Dorado Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson Allen
Lueders
Allen
Sulphur Springs
Franklin
Kentucky
Brinker
Kinney Funeral Home
Mae Dodgen
Leeders
John Allen
Lena Dewberry
Mary Mitchell
George Allen
Bob Allen
Inez Conner
Ira Allen
Delano
Friona Byrd
Waco
Ethel Cannon
Allene Willett
el Dorado Arkansas
Way To Heaven Sermon Promises Insightful Teaching
Bailey outlines Sunday School at 9 45 with family classes and care for children. Morning service at 10 50 features Cross-E Christians sermon inviting all members to hear and bring guests. Evening 8 00 pastor delivers The Way To Heaven sermon urging attendance and spiritual refreshment. Wednesday prayer service offers scripture and prayer to strengthen faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bailey
Kingdom of God
Swanson of Fort Worth Aids Stamford Farming Visit
R G Swanson of Fort Worth is in Stamford this week to look after farming interests and oversee agricultural matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Swanson
Fort Worth
Stamford
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Phome
Cae
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Gould
Yw.a
Greater United
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Miss Jewell
Dolly Edna Simpson
Hobbs
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
N. H. Bickley
Robert Frances Culbreath
Patsy Kinard
Martha Jane Bryant
Margery Bailey
Joan
Lauda Beil Sims
Dublin
Mrs. A. V. Bran Dom
H. FP. Goble
P. Paul Montomery
Wichita Falls
R. C. Ricks
Barbara
Bobby
Mobile
Alabama
New Orleans
M. R. Ricks
Clarence Duncan
New York City
George Flournoy
This City
Sarah Flournoy
Flournoy
W. T. Foster
Rising Star
German
John Pustejovsky
Frankie
West Station
Helen Pustejovsky
Sarah Upshaw
8. P. Tucker
Hoyle
C. E. Brownfield
Jean
Bailey
Greenville
Meito
China
Japan
Glas
Norge
D. G. Gary
Noodle
G. H. Jackson
Elm St
Coles
L. C. Jemmeyson
L. C. Jemeyson
Jones County
Las Vegas
Coombes & Andrews
L. C. Jemeyaon
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