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Thompson, Mrs. R. A. Cole, Mrs. 3. W. Dohoney and Mrs. B. D. Coe appear in a social roundup of residents and events.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
5
Thompson, Mrs. R. A. Cole, Mrs. 3. W. Dohoney and Mrs. B. D. Coe appear in a social roundup of residents and events.
The Advanced Bible Class at St John’s Methodist Church hosted husbands and friends for a fried chicken fruit salad chips cake and pie feast. Reverends Doak Crockett Moore and Dr Tadlock led talks while attendees included local residents and several pastors from Sarorton and Stratford.
Mrs D K Lyon welcomed her Busy Brownies Sunday School class from Central Christian Church to an at home gathering. Lois Lyon and Vida Elliott led lawn games and helped serve punch and cake to Lenora DuLaney Laura Jane Belew Don Gould Ruby Forrester Mary Fleming Marcella Gay Alice Terry and Willie Marie Lyon.
Mrs H H Harman entertained the Kolonial Kard Klub Friday at 3 30 at the Zachary home on East Reynolds with yellow and white decor. Members and guests participated in card play with Little Miss Margaret Upshaw dealing score cards and cake and fruit cream favors served after games. Several members from Abilene and Dallas attended, including H H Pennington Geo Zachary A S Hains and J A Loftin among others. Mrs W P McDonald hosts next meeting.
Laf-a-Lot Club gathered at Mrs R E McNabb's new East Stamford home for a social hour. Watermelon was served to members Denton Black W D Rhin H M Hicks Henry Crump B W Feris Otto Smith and RR E McNabb. visitor Mrs Musil attended. Next meeting planned with Mrs Howard Owens on South Anson Street.
On September 1 at the Davis home in Center Point Miss Lucille Davis married Ray Greenway with Rev. Brannon officiating. The couple, popular in the community, planned a trip to Bonham Dallas and Fort Worth after congratulations and refreshments.
Dr Metz of Stamford Sanitarium and Miss Helen Frances Carr of Nashville were married in Abilene on Saturday. A Tuesday reception by Dr and Mrs Dallas Southard on Hudson Road was a brilliant social affair. Metz plans to make Stamford his permanent home, already endearing himself to Sanitarium patrons.
Mrs FE Pace entertains the Junior Christian Endeavor group at Central Christian Church this afternoon, inviting activity and fellowship within the church program.
Mrs. Fred Hudson welcomes the Friday Bridge Club to her East Reynolds home this afternoon for an informal session of bridge and social visiting.
The Advance Bible Class on East Boulevard reopens after summer with teacher Mrs. W T McCulloch. Officers elected for the year: President Mrs N H Bickley, Treasurer Mrs J C Bryant, Secretary Mrs Owens, Teacher Mrs W T McCulloch, Assistant Teacher Mrs F Hardin. Cake and punch served to attendees listed.
The Mothers Self Culture Club held its first year meeting at the Carnegie Library rooms. Mrs J W Puckett presided as president and the resignation of secretary Mrs SP Smith was accepted with regret. Mrs Geo Hinds was elected to the secretary post. The program featured Mrs R F E McDonald discussing What Constitutes a Modern Good Mother and Mrs V C Fagan reading The Calf Path. A round table on Preparatory Reading followed led by Mrs H K Langford. The group plans to meet on the first and third Saturday afternoons each month.
Miss Lucille Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Martin of the Berryhill community east of Stamford is recovering from an operation at the Stamford Sanitarium after an earlier procedure this year Friends hope this will be her last operation and that she will soon be able to be up again.
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Mrs Ed Moore and children of Crosbyton visited Stamford with 150 acres of cotton to gather a big fall bill from W P Brown and Son. The Browns report a steady stream of distant patrons who travel to purchase.
The article notes 100 bales and friends glad to see them again. Mim Moore had a sister Mrs. Jones on Oliver Street with whom they visited during their stay.
F E Pace H V Woodson Alvvm McClellan and C N Dedgen traveled to Abilene on Tuesday for a business or social engagement.
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