Community Clubs Host Outdoor Activities and Meetings
On Tuesday June 30 the Methodist Sunday school junior department held a welkinie roast at Tinkle Park for forty eight juniors with outdoor games. The Ladies Aid Society of First Christian Church elected Mrs J W Wetzel president and planned church-building fund fundraisers and a shift to biweekly meetings in summer. The Saturday market moves to July 11 and the Baptist Woman's Missionary Society hosted a surprise shower for Mrs Hunt with refreshments smuggled in.
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Methodist Sunday School
Tinkle Park
Ldies Aid «Society of the First Christian Church
Wm. Havenhill
J. W. Wetzel
Hendrix
Abilene
Wetzel
The
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
S. BE. Hunt
Methodist W M S Visit Sick and Strangers
The Methodist Woman's Missionary Society met at the church at five in the afternoon on Monday June 29, the fifth Monday, to visit the sick and strangers since no program was planned for that day.
Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Report
The Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary met in regular session on Monday June 29 at the home of Mrs W W Hall. W B Cotton was noted in attendance and the gathering covered routine Auxiliary business.
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Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary
W. W. Hall
Davis Birthday Dinner Celebrates Anniversary at Home
On June 18 Mrs Clarence Davis hosted an elaborate birthday dinner for her husband. The annual event drew family and friends including Dr. and Mrs. Douglass Bal linger, Mary Copeland Cleburne, Mrs Mayo and children, Oscar Davis and family, Sam Beam, Rev Gid J Bryan and son, Mrs A S Chadwell and children Mart. Guests offered congratulations and wished many returns of the day.
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Clarence Davis
Davis
Mrs. Douglas
Ballinger
Mary Copeland
Cleburne
Douglass
Mayo
Oscar Davis
Sam Beam
Gid J. Bryan
A. S. Chadwell
Mart
Girls Auxiliary Camp Outing Near Hatchel
The Girls' Auxiliary under sponsor Miss Mary D. Taylor and Rev and Mrs H H Stephens held a two day camp on the creek near Hatchel starting Tuesday morning June 30 at 6. G E Seagler arrived with a big truck to help with packing and the group enjoyed a hearty breakfast, swimming, and a night of jokes. Attending were Miss Mary D Taylor Pastor and Mrs Stephens Fannie Joe Bartlett Charlsie Graham Mary Ella Bradley Gladys Palmer Louise Poe V Marie Stephens Emma Wilson Mary Wilson Maurine Pumphrey Gladys Graham Leta Rountree Myrtle Jeffries Ruby Calloway Arvena Logan Marie Hill and Lola Mae Taylor of Plainview.
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Mary D. Taylor
H. H. Stephens
Hatchel
G. E. Seagler
Blue Birds meet for sewing and songs in Camp Fire Girls
The Blue Birds junior Camp Fire Girls met weekly from June 4 to July 2 with Misses Dry Paxton Adams Maddox Benson. They sewed sang played games sold candy to raise money for uniforms and rings and welcomed two new members. The group teaches sewing cooking and other work for girls aged eight to twelve. Reporter notes meeting times and invites others to join on July 2.
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Camp Fire Girls
Victoria Dry
Blue Birds
Cordelia Paxton
Isabel Adams
Anieta Maddox
Young Married Ladies S S Class Entertained
Mesdames Chas Chapman and W D Sanders hosted the young married ladies Sunday school class of the Methodist church on July 1. Guests from Dallas and local members enjoyed a progressive party at Mrs Chapman’s home with iced tea and sandwiches served.
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Mesdames Chas
Chapman
Methodist Church
Chas. Chapman
Mesdames
Marshall Chapman
Harris Mullins
Walter Oliver
Horace Hawkins
Carl Davis
Frank Paxton
W. D. Sanders
I. M. Preston
A. H. Smith
F. J. Brophy
J. S. Neely
L. R. Ables
Ashburn
Lee Johnson
Wal Cryer
Aubrey Giddeon
Dallas
Social gathering with musical guessing contest and drinks
Guests enjoyed a refined parlour setting with a musical guessing contest. Refreshments included iced lemonade, sandwiches and vanilla wafers. Mr and Mrs George Oberman will spend the 4th in Ballinger with friends where Mr Oberman will play golf.
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George, Oberman
Ballinger
Oberman
Mr. Oberman
Found small package on Winters streets prompt call
A small package was found on the streets of Winters and residents are urged to contact the Enterprise office to arrange return or proper handling.
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Winters
Enterprise Office
Attorney J. E. Childers Visits Abilene Area
Attorney J. E. Childers of Abilene spent a day or two in the city during the past weekend, advancing legal matters and meeting local residents.
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J. E. Childers
Abilene
Baptist Sunday Schedule and Encampment Travel
Sunday at 108. m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. preaching with B Y P U at 7 30 p.m. Evening service 8 30 p.m. Monday W M U meets, Wednesday prayer service and workers council. J W Paterson Bert Low Frank Pumphrey and families depart for Christoval for B S P U and Sunday school encampment with many others leaving Monday. Taxpayers urged to consider open season.
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P. U's
J.W. Paterson
Bert Low
Frank Pumphrey
Christoval
Baker Smith Nuptials Signaled by Local Press
On Saturday June 27 Miss Bernace Smith wed Johnnie Baker at the Presbyterian church with A H Clark officiating. The Enterprise extends best wishes for a happy life. Presbyterian C E to meet July 5 at 7 15 led by W W Hall discussing What Makes a Nation Great with Deuteronomy 28 1 14.
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Berneace Smith
J. W. Smith
Johnnie Baker
A. H. Clark
Presbyterian C. E
Presbyterian Senior Christian Endeavor
W. W. Hall
Rider duo heads to Abilene races then Galveston trip
Marvin Pumphrey an employee of the local Ford house and Ralph Lloyd of the City Drug Co depart Friday for Abilene to attend the races and plan a vacation to Galveston and other Texas cities.
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Marvin Pumphrey
Ford House
Ralph Lloyd
City Drug Co
Abilene
Galveston
Texas
Roanoke's Natural Bridge Among World Wonders
A famed natural bridge near Roanoke is described as one of the world’s great wonders. The formation rises about 215 feet with a span around 100 feet, and is linked to the Lee Highway corridor in Virginia.
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Roanoke
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Baptist W. ‘M.S
W. B. Cotton
B. Kahn
Optometrist
First National Bank Building
Allen A
Allen
G. A’s. Had Outing
S. S
Mrs.Chapman
Mrs. D. Mi
Winters State Bank
Guaranty Bond Bank
Walter Landers
Baby
Wichita Falls
Tom Ray
Baptists
Miss Tulie Iden
Baker-Smith
Mrs. Baker
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