Stamford American and The Stamford Leader (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 14, 1954 Page: 11 of 16
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Ne&llojx’ Farmer Painfully
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OcMihrr It. 1951
STAMFORD AMERICAN
Put Threw
The New Hope Home Demon
stratlon Club met Thursday after-
noon in the home of Mrs. W. C.
Workman In Stamford. The pretd
dent called the meeting to order
Club pruyei was repeated, roll
‘•all given and minutes of the
lust meeting were read by the
club secretary, Mrs. J. L. Wood
son. Mrs. J. L. Herman gave the
CQiUtcU report, after a short bus
incus meeting, the president nttm-
ed the program over to the
county agent, Jimmy Lou Wain
scott. The program was “Step
Wainscot t
showed a film of
kitchen. The kitchen was built
with step saving, work saving
ideas carried mit. The film show
ed in detail, shelves, bins, and
cabinet doors, corner shelves and
all other features' of a good
kitchen and cabinets. Following-
the film the meeting adjourned
to m<k‘t with Mrs. Henry Rogers
on Thursday October 14. The hos
tess served cake, ice cream and
Coke to two visitors. Jimmy Lou
Wainscott and Mrs. Cl. W Anglin
and the following club members:
Mmes J L Herman, Cecil Bean,
J. L. Woodson, Henry Rogers,
C. W,_ .Sorrell, Kuclid Appling.
Gene Lyckman and the hostess,
Mrs. W. l\ Workman
Mr and Mrs. Dewey Rister
and children of Avoca visiter!
Fii<lay night with Mr, and Mrs.
Roy Ix-e Buntin.
W A Sledge was painfully In
jured Wednesday morning when
he fell from a bajn r<>of, on his
farm He received several bruises
and elds and several stitches
were required on his arm. No
bones were broken.'
Mrs. J W. Jared and Opal
■ Hughes visitted P'riday afternoon
with Mrs. J. B. Burney. Mrs.
Burney is improved after being
sick
Mr and Mrs. Boots Rogers
and children of Denver City vis-
ited Wednesday night with his
parents. Mr and Mrs
Rogers
l!-shape<r 'Berrfrr -Ltntbwv—Indy B»an, fifty -
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ivy and chil-
dren.
Mrs. Bob Bishop and children
of Fort Worth spent Saturday
night with Mr and Mrs. J. J.
Seay, Sandy and Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Rogers
and sons, Stevie and Russ, were
dinner guests Thursday of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Seth and baby
in Abilene.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Warner en-
tertained Friday night with a
G.A. social. Games were played
and cake and punch were served.
Those attending were Glenda and
erly Lusk. Linda Hinckley. Linda
Adams, Zoanne Lindsey and Lor
na and Alberta Hinckley. R.A.
boys also attended. They were
Wendall and Ronnie Adams. Ken-
neth Lindsey and his guest, Gar-
land Mitchell, of Avoca. Adults
attending were Rev. and Mrs.
W. A. Hinckley. Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Adams, Mrs. Bunk Lusk
and Mrs Barron Lindsey
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Goree, Sr., Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elmore.
Mr and Mrs Buck Hughes and
son. all of Abilene, and Mr. and
Mrs Leo Ivy and children. Mrs.
Mark Grantham visited them
Sunday afternoon. >
Mr and Mrs. John Lindsey and
family of Fort Worth attended
church services Sunday and were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barron
Lindsey and family.
A family reunion was held
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Roy Duke for the children
of Mrs. H. L Hager, mother of
Mrs Duke. All of the Hager
children were present except one
slaughter. Mrs Nell Welch of
Wisconsin. Other children present
besides Mrs. Duke were Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Hager and family of
Abernathy. Mr. and Mrs. Mar
cus Hager and children of Abi-
lene, Mrs Bob Bishop and chil-
dren of Fort Worth Mr. and
Henry *jrs Lee Lawson of Abilene. Mr
I and Mrs. Rnv Williams of Tux
bock and Mr. and Mrs. Teddy
Mack Seay. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Goree. Jr.,
spent the week-end in El Paso
with Pvt. and Mrs. Raymond
Maxwell. Mrs. Maxwell I s a
daughter of Mr and Mrs. W. T.
Goree, Jr.'
Mrs. Morgan Rhodes and chll
dren visited her mother. Mrs.
John Jared. Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Warren
Hilliard and boys of Hereford.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Hilliard
and Mrs. Eugenia Lindsey visit
ed from Thursday to Monday in
Fort Worth with Mr. and Mrs.
Zeke Selby and daughters and
Mr. and Mrs Jim Hilliard and
daughters. The group attended
the State Fair at Dallas while
they were gone
lte. aad. JJn,.Jlaka- Cans.juuL auuni^^ Sanwarte
children visited Wednesday with
Mr^and Mrs. J. O. Hughes
Stamford. Mr Hughes is still
sick.
Mr. and Mrs Tommy Davis
moved Sunday to Hereford to
make their home They have
been living on the Warren Hil-
liard farm
Mr. and Mrs. Slim Johnson of
Abilene visited Mrs. Vivian Cul-
well Sunday afternoon
Sonja Herman attended a stum
ber party Saturday night at the
home of Melinda Bartlett In An
son.
Barbara Ann Bean went to
Haskell Monday night where she
enrolled in an Extension course
from Hardin Simmons University-
In Abilene. Professor Will Bowl
of H-SU spoke to the students
Annual Election of Officers by Bethel
Luther League Postponed Because of Rain
at DaHas and a group from here j of the previous week.
plans to go. ‘ ! Some areas received over an
The local morning service will j inch and a half.
i visit relatives.
aiti. O L F.kdJhl. Mrs. C E.
begin at 10 o'cloek*fo enable Dr.
and Mrs. Haterius to leave a
little earlier for the Luther Lea
gue'Rally at Dallas at .1 o r Ipck
| that atlernoon.
More rain was received in this
The gathering of cotton has
teen resumed after a several
days interruption.
Mis. E. O Soderberg of Dalle*
is spending several days here with .
relatives and friend* following
'he funeral of her daughter, Mr*.
i.
The G. A. Smith chiidref). Kar
en and Karl, polio victims, are' They also planned to visit their Y<rjngquist and the Hosts son,
improving nicely. son. Edward, who in at the State Eikiie.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson Fair showing cattle for the Arl The Luther League s.jrial meet ! c,,mmunlty l*st week and, thou
had as week end visitors week edge Ranch near Seymour. uTf of the month wil! be held Oct precipitation varied, was a I Harry Herbert, the former Jane
before last their son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gustat ' tier l'J at the Bethel ebur-h base j 1101,1 more general than the rain Ann Soderberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Peterson son. and son. lianny, of Ft. Worth ment with the Albert Pearsons
of Hound Rock. were here the past week end for. an) the Raymond Spiegelhauers]
The two teach in the public a visit with her mother. Mis. as hosts,
schools of Round Rock. j C. E. Youngquist, and other rela I Tie Young Women's Mission t
Mrs. Carl Seth had in her home tives. ! I >sy Society is holding its annual i
as visitors weekend before last- Ed Newquist has returned home au<?.ion sale awt entertainment'
her son, and faintly. Mr. and; from central Texas where he Frir.ay night October 22 at thej
Mrs. Lester Seth and Gary CaflJ visited relatives and friends in; ledhel church basement
of Abilene. ' Austin. Elroy Elgin and other: Tt.e Luther League held its'
Herman Ekenxtam entered the points 1 monthly business meeting Tues-1
Stamford Sanitarium Saturday, Since his return home. New I day' night of last week at the
thought to be the bite of a pois-
onous insect on the right leg
He received the bite Friday
Ekenstam expected to be relests
ed from the hospital Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ander
-asbat—uuiLayist received news that his' Brtiiel "church basement,
ate of a pots-1 brother. 4
■ .a Ngwguhst. of El- Warren Olson presided in the
gin was seriously 0( Eugene Schuchert,
car w reck " ; prestjkSenTT-’'---
Oil was found in the well jus’ reuse of ram and mud
drilled on the Lonnie Cornelius | roads lew members were present
Lease on the Berry farm locatedl and it was decided to postpone
son expected for a visit the past i north of the C- J Oman farm. A the annual election of officers
weekend ber nephew. Mr. John I second test is being made just (until next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Ivy enter
tained at their home Wednesday
just drilled. iLutlMr League soft ball unifor-
A test for oil is being made on! ms and have them cleaned and
night of last week in observance the farm belonging to Mrs C | stored in readiness for next sea
of her birthday which was Oct E Youngquist. located about one) sons playing
‘ the Bethel
"ber 7.
Following games reueshment.,
were served to' Messrs, and
Mmes J. L Ekdahl O L Ekd
ahl. Carl Ekdahl. Carl Ekenstam.
Gene. Freddie. Grace and Marg
The birthday of Mrs. Edgar September meeting to take rare
| Shuquist was recognized Satur- 0f thii> ma.(er.
flay night at the Shuquist home
where Mi
Doug Shamburger, freshman
student in North Texas State Col-
lege. Denton, was home for the
week end. *
Dr Haterius spoke to the
gtoup.
Gene Ekenstam served as pian-i
ist.
Hie North District which is
made a business trip to Austin. Carl Ekdahl, B O. Youngquist emprised of the Bethel Lutner
Mr and Mrs Carl Ekdahl plan and Car!. John Ed YoungquLt. an rhe rrh and the Lutheran
ned to leave Monday for Dallas Gail Sheila and Karen. Marlin char‘hen 'if Dallas and Ft. Wor-
to attend the State Fair and to Ivy. Larry and Connie. J L. Ekd *h. meets Saturday and Sunday
and Mrs. Shuquist
aret. Mrs. Alma Carison. Herman: were hosts to a family group
Ekenstam. Larry and Connie Refreshments were sprved to
Ivy. j Messrs, and Mmes. Wilbur Gust
Lambert Sterholm recently atsor f»nd Danny, of Ft. Worth;
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Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Callle ! „f of Burbank Calif, and Mrs. H. I
Vinson and girls in Tuxedo. | L Hager, mother of the children. |
Mr and Mrs. W. T. Goree Sr I Grandsons present .were Mr and
were dinner guests Saturday of' Mrs. Jimmy Lee Seay of Lub-
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Craig, Roy M. Stamford American and The Stamford Leader (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 14, 1954, newspaper, October 14, 1954; Stamford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1035292/m1/11/?q=%22~1~1%22~1&rotate=0: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.