Forged Checks Cashed at Hassen's Dry Goods Store
Two forged checks totaling 326 dollars were cashed at Hassen's Dry Goods Store last week. The individuals who cashed the checks have not been located.
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Hassen
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
5
Kolonial Kard Klub Hosts Colonial Themed Tea Party
The Kolonial Kard Klub hosted a social afternoon with members and guests in Colonial costume. A theater setting featured the film Monsieur Beaucaire starring Rudolph Valentino, tea service, minuet dancing, and a program on patriotism and Parent-Teacher work.
PTA Meeting Highlights Patriotic Program At Intermediate School
The Parent-Teacher Association met Wednesday at 3 30 in the intermediate school building with Mrs P P Shepard presiding. A patriotic program followed featuring Maxine Roper recitations Mary Louise McDonald with the flag Peggy Elliott piano solo and additional numbers including a reading of The Star Spangled Banner by Sarah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teach Association
P. P. Shepard
Maxine Roper
Mary Louise McDonald
Peggy Elliott
Sarah
Central Christian Junior Aid delays Flower Show prep
A busy Central Christian Junior Aid meeting at Mrs. W. B. Tayman's home drew a large crowd. They completed final preparations for the Flower Show to be held November 17 18 and 19 at the City Auditorium. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Junior Aid
W. B. Tayman
City Auditorium
League Entreates St. John's church party success
The Intermediate League of St. John's Methodist church held a party at the church last Saturday evening with about fifty attendees. Mrs. J. E. Massey led the group assisted by Mrs. Jeff Jefferson Mrs. Glenn Mrs. R. B. Bryant and Rev. D. B. Doak. Refreshments were served and the league meets Sundays at five in the afternoon with programs and an orchestra adding to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Methodist Church
J. E. Massey
Jeff Jefferson
Glenn
R. B. Bryant
D. B. Doak
Bridge Club Hosts Charity Session and Challenge
Mrs W M Harlan entertained her bridge club and two substitutes at her home last Friday afternoon. Ten charter members attended, the club’s limit being twelve. A brief business meeting preceded games and the Bridge Work Men challenge was accepted. High score honors went to Mrs L B Davis of Dallas, who received a pair of dinner candles. A salad plate was served to the listed members and substitutes after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H Pennington
Walter Keith
Fred Hudson
W. B. Tayman
E. P. Bunkley
Porter A. Whaley
J. S. Carter
Walter Orr
P. P. Berthelot
Russell Morrison
L. B Davis
R. F. Townsend
Sunday School Entertainment at First Baptist Church
Mrs Pratt's Sunday School class hosted Mr Doyle's boys for a Saturday social. Misses Pauline Gamblin and Merie Bates led games with Fay Adams, Maurice Gamblin and J M Knowles winning prizes. Hot chocolate and cake were served to attendees including Mr Doyle and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Gamblin
Merie Bates
Fay Adams
Maurice Gamblin
J. M. Knowles
Mr. Doyle
Mrs Pratt
Lois Young
Edward Adams
Maurine Gamblin
Elizabeth Pratt
Willie Knowles
Conrad Knowles
Marle Bates
Anne Wedeking
Robert Pratt
Dorothy Pratt
Vivian Knowles
Louise Brown
Pace Leads India Lecture At St John’s Mission Program
The Womans Missionary Society of St John’s Methodist Church hosted a missionary program with a lecture by Mrs Caperton Pace visiting from India. She described Indian customs, agriculture, education and religion and the impact of Christianity, attracting a large audience. Mrs J H Rutherford spoke as well, and Mrs R R Robertson sang a solo. A free will offering supported the Mittie Shelton scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society
St. John's Methodist Church
Caperton
India
Pace
J. H. Rutherford
R. R. Robertson
Mittie Shelton
Reed Bros Garage Offers Auto Parts and Service
Reed Bros Garage on North Swenson supplies oils gas tires tubes and parts for cars. Phone number listed as 6 7 for contact and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Bros
North Swenson
J. T. Bryant Eyes Stamford Sale After Dallas Purchases
J. T. Bryant travels to Dallas this week to select goods for his department store. He promises a “grand and glorious” sale in Stamford if he secures desired timber at favorable prices, noting it would require about five freight cars to transport the goods to Stamford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Bryant
Dalas
J. T. Bryant & Son
Mr. Bryant
Stamford
Church Invites Public to Sabbath Services This Week
The pastor J M Youree extends an invitation to worship with two services at 11 am and 7 pm after a Sabbath school at 10 am led by S T Curtis. The new furnace is installed and will keep the house warm regardless of weather.
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S. T. Curtis
J. M. Youree
The Young Man and Matrimony Sermon
Pastor W. C. Moffett preaches at the First Baptist Church on Sunday night on the theme The Young Man and Matrimony. The message targets youth and is beneficial for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Moffett
First Baptist Church
NEW LIGHT By Mrs. J. W. Hay
Community notes report many are harvesting cotton while Jack Frost slows early work. Warren couple return from visit with sister Weldon Young. Winca suffers tarantula bite irritation on both feet. Nix visits Stamford on Monday. White and son Arthur join J W Hay as guests of Sam Galloway. School begins next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hay
Jack Frost
Bino Warren
Weldon Young
W.nca
J. C. Nix
Stamford
Mr. White
Arthur
Sam Galloway
Big Sale Opens at Grissom's With Fort Worth Host
Grissom's new sale began Thursday morning drawing a large crowd of buyers. T. W. Alderson, store manager, hired James W. Powell of Fort Worth to oversee the event. The sale advertises deep price reductions on Grissom standard goods with old papers also for sale at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissom
T. W. Alderson
James W. Powell
Fort Worth
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W. P. McDonald
Allen Loftin
H. A. Thomas
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C. M. Frances
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Allin Loftin
C. M. Francis
Monsieur Beaucaire
Rudolph Valentino
Shepard
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ruby Harlan Martin
Pierce
Hedberg
Central Christian Junior
League Entertains
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Mrs. Pace
J. T. Bryant
Dallas
Central Presbyterian Church
Alcove Theatre
Hoot Gibson
Spook Ranch
A Universal Jewel Production
Florence Vidor
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Esther
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Ford Sterling
Paramount
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