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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
3
Slim Summerville, tall and lean, chats about his unusual figure and screen career while at the Palace Theatre. He jokes about his name and quirks as he stars as a lovelorn chicken lover in Love Birds.
T A Upshaw, president-elect of the Stamford Rotary Club, left Friday for Detroit for the Rotary International convention in session there. He is expected to return to Stamford the first of next week. Elizabeth Jackson Circle reports Bible study sessions, fundraising, and social activities including a Ladies Aid gathering and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Turner. The group notes involve local church circles, community attendees, and mission discussions.
The YWA of First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Walter Gambill home Monday to honor Wanda Lowe of Dallas. Forty two games were played in a patriotic red white and blue setting with candies pineapple ice cream and cake. A brief business session planned a July meeting with Misses Lottie and Ruby Hanson. no meeting next Monday.
A fragment lists Beith Raby Irene Lovey Jewelle Audrey Carlson Louise Adams and several others including Irene Taylor Clara Lively Thelma Fairy Faye Brooks Mabel Bailey Miss Lowe Dallas Miss Geneva Finley Cisco and Mmes. Kirkresory E. P. Miles among the hosts and attendees.
Mrs H Harmon hosted a thiteel luncheon at her Symonds Place home on Friday for Mrs L D Richards of Holland visiting Mrs C F Upshaw. Black and yellow decor with sun pose house decorations. Guests included Mesdames M Francis, Verne George, E Hail, W B George, Zaha McKissack, R R Robertson, Buck McDowall and Miss Margaret Upshaw.
An all day picnic occurred last week at the river for the Glad Girls Class. The day included swimming and various forms of recreation followed by dinner and supper.
The 1934 Democrat primary slate lists Omar Burleson Emmett Robinson for County Senate and a full ticket including Sheriff L Gordon Otis Miller W J Cunningham B T Seaver R I McLeroy Earl Isbill County Attorney Gilbert Smith Walter Pope District Clerk Robert Cross Charity Clerk Roy Prichard Geo Harrell Tom Hudson Assessor-Collector Marvin Sosebee County Treasurer L B Westmoreland and Commissioner Precinct 2 Frank M Locke Joel V Grimes.
A small gathering honored Miss Alice Porter and Miss Dorothy Porter who are moving to Carlsbad New Mexico. Teacher Bernice Caldwell hosted twenty guests in attendance for the send off.
Adla Tablets advertise fast relief from indigestion and upset stomach caused by smoking and drinking. The ad promises a money back guarantee and lists Emil as the seller.
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