Local Students Clash in Third Grade Victory
Third graders defeated the fifth grade 6 to 0 in a Friday ball game while the first and second teams played with the first team winning 18 to 8. A social at the Cauthens was well attended.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
3
Third graders defeated the fifth grade 6 to 0 in a Friday ball game while the first and second teams played with the first team winning 18 to 8. A social at the Cauthens was well attended.
Community health is favorable after a windy Thursday night. Arthur Nash and Mrs. Frank Kutach's babies are ill, with hopes for quick recovery. Slover Culwell welcomes a girl, and local residents share visits. The Nash and Clark families continue social and family news as farms prepare to harvest.
A brief school note mentions Mr. F. B. Reid dining with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nash on Thursday at Pretty Brown Eyes. The record confirms Culwell School activities and social ties among local residents.
Swans Chapel shows progress in farming and school while fielding boys and girls basketball teams. Girls beat Nugent last Wednesday 24 to 15 and boys won 32 to 19. Community offers best wishes for Mr Caton after an accident and notes Miss Mabel Rowell visiting Anson.
A tenth grade pupil invites all to return to Sydney School this Sunday with a goal to boost attendance and revive the Sunday School spirit as spring brings renewed energy to the group.
Farmers enjoying spring. Mr and Mrs M Bland visited Mrs C M Morgan. Morgan and children in Stamford. Bland and daughters drove to Haskell. Center Point school progress noted. A Saturday party at BE M Patterson's attracted a large crowd. Mrs L F B King from Swane Chapel attended.
Mrs. M. M. Morgan hosted a guest on Sunday. Miss Ruby Morgan spent Saturday night with Miss Ines Patterson. The Morgan sisters Leta and Salle Morgan motored to New Hope Sunday for singing.
Last Friday at Bunker Hill the Pininwte oye and goels teams lost to Bunker Hill boys 16 to 10 and 10 to the girls. Tanner Paint School visited Sa gerton with three teachers to enjoy the games.
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