Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, August 9, 1929 Page: 4 of 10
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Friday, Aagust 8. lt»
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PARTY FOR VISITOR
yi.i Dorothy Ruth Culbreath en-
; tartsinod with a lawn party Tuesday
'-‘— honoring her cousin, M»s*
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nehring and
! family returned to their home In Tay-
[loK Tuesday. They were accommpanied
by Mrs. Paul Schoeneratedt and fami-
ly of Sagerton and Mrs. Alfred
Hinnse of Stamford, who are expect-
ing to visit relatives for a few days.
'ROUND THE
COURTHOUSE
MRS. L. J. CLAWOOL
, > IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Miaa Loreda Sloan spent several
arranged l1.1!. .turn^ - lumcu........——- - i , ,,___
h Icecourse with pink and green
By The American’s Anson
Correspondent
Anson, Aug. fl—Sheriff Tom Hud-
Mrs. L. J. Claypocfc 86 years of age,
died at 1:80 o’clock Wednesday after-
noon at the hospital. The deceased
had been ill for several weeks, but
her condition did not become serious
until a short time ago. She was prom-
inent in both church and lodge work,
and at the time of her death was
■rfaU was served.
The guest list included Misses Jo-
Mgtune Smith. Grace Moudy, Sue Viv-
Hall, Mary Louise Kinard, Lillian
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McDaniel and under indictment for theft ov-
Mr*. Walter McDaniel are in Dallas ^ Mayes was indicted at the last
this week at market, i
,- ------- -------- ami ai me mire w m —
son made a trip .to FortWorth-Satur- worfhymatronof.tha local order of
day and returned with J. E. Mayes, -■ - - ~ —
the Eastern Star
Funeral services were held at the
L- ■—. home Wednesday evening and the
term of the District but-officers were taken to the family burial
_______I and Mrs. M. E Elliott and^unaWeto locate him until Saturday. groUnd near Waco. Rev. W. C. Mof-
taeediker. Margaret Upshaw, Marcelle chUd^n ^ ri.itors in Hamlin Sun- He _■? ^ tl^*n District fett conducted the services. Edward
ix. * ... . *r _____l_ Ttiv^vtkn Ifaa
Cay. Viola Kennedy, Dorothy Mae ^
Court on the September term
Sheriff R. S. Weisenger of Victor-
Adanfs sang a special song, and Kin-
ney Undertatking Company had
Curd Jessie Porter. Willie Marie Ly- __ onemx a. o. nn»vnKcr u* ney undertaunng company n»u
the honoree and R. W. Bounds, MRg WILUAM SCHOENERSTEDT ia was in Anson Sunday, accompanied cluirge 0f the funeral arrangementa.
Jr Hubert Rounds, Bob Gardner, o . W • deputy from his home county.! Surviving relatives are the hus-
yVank Fleming Ben Loop, William Mrs. Henrietta Friedenke S<-ho- sheriff Weisenger came to Anson af- bandi thrM1 daughters, Jessie, 15, Ber-
Whittinrton. Hazel Echols and Lorn neiptedt was born July 26, 1846, tar Ed Jones and his Chrysler seven- nece 12> Virginia 9;an aged father at
— "y' in Isselben province, Saxon, Ger- ty roadster that was taken into cus-
. many. She was educated t h • r e tody by Sheriff Tom Hudson last Fri-
OVER NIGHT PARTY baptised and confirmed in the day evening at Stamford. Sheriff
on
“ — ---uav evening at utauuviu. rciui
She waa married Hudson made the arrest upon receipt
to William Scho- Qf m telegram from Sheriff Weieen-
union were bom g*r. The Victoria sheriff did not learn
- , • * . . seven children, three of whom pre- 0f tl\e Jones county jail break until
^.mpperwas^rved on the lawn ^ ^ ^ One died a girl of he ^hed Anson and upon learning
fcZ^^1^hjjrP^te?L°a^ M^^.CNchri^ ^Tari^*Sclm». « ^Srfy^ted^mm
1 _ *c , Russel now Mr*. Paul Roeber of Stamford; on a misdemeanor charge and that it
and Ida and Fred of SUmford. A wa8 the car he wanted. Hi. deputy
_ *°B’ „ j»eit son step-eon. Wra. Schoeneratedt, died in ieft Anson at five o’clock Sunday af-
CoX-^* * tta M. rf «4 to Ibreh. Un»» to th. Uktof It ta* to
Eddy, one brother-in-law and three
sisters, one of whom is Mrs. B. T.
Busby of. Sagerton.
TRIPLE-FOUR CLUB
—Miss Elisabeth Moody wa
ft* the Triple-Four dub Tuesday even-
R. BUSH ELL, AGE 82,
DIES AT HOME HERE
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
R. Buahell died at his home Wed-
nesday mrfraing af 11 o’clock after an
illness of long duration. The deceased
was bora in England 82 years ago,
and had spent the greater part of the
past fifty years in Jones county. He
was married in Chicago, October 14,
1876 to Miaa Martha Jane Metcalfe,
and nine children were bora to the
couple.
_ Surviving relatives are the widow,
children, 86 grandchildren and
19Z». »ne leaves oesiues nci - vicrona.
band and children twenty-five grand- j Sample Cullum, deputy sheriff of
children and two sisters who resi<*e | Stamford, was in Anson Sunday ac-
~:l” *“ America and settled }aw vioUtor8 from Stamford. "*
____________ _____ r», • __ ' * y ; 1, . . Mrs. Mabel Knight, Houston, Mrs.
lr uunciD iil—as. u<v * vv——- XilBUy CRlDf W JWUWU* aaaaaa a
and an ice cream course was Tigris county. After four
Kathleen Whittington, Frankie Kirk- eoanty near Stamford where they ”, • : A-
Patrick, Crowell. Blanch Carter, Jua- ]jVed the past twenty-eight yw^m lon
aita Wright, Inei Lively. Georgia . "Grandma” and “Grandpa” Schoen- The following
•’Grandma” and "Grandpa" Schoen- “,c marriage ^ interment waa maae at nigmanu
erstedt were among those who found- h*ve been issued since the first of Ju- Cemetery with the Kinney Undertak-
ed the first Lutheran Congregation ly* according to the records of M. H. company in charge.
. __._I__I ___ m.miuira Francis, county clerk: _
Donation and Rebecca Harlan.
CHAS. COOPER ENTERTAINS
Baptist Church Thursday afternoon
licenses and interment waa made at Highland
vwrcxb __________ of Stamford rad were members until Francis, county clerk: .
Charles Cooper entertained Monday It broke up some time ago. Since then Homer L. Massey and Anetta Boyd,
evening at the home of his parents, Mrs. Schoenefstedt has been confined Ms loom W. Foster rad Ola Mae
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Cooper, with one to her home and was bed fast for the Stevenson.
of the popular “sleeping-out parties”!last five months until the end came c c Roumond and Vivian Tread-
dankets were spread out on the gres- quietly Tuetdhy, July 80, 1928, at 3 . ..............___
*>l*™»d for breakfast tbo 20 p. m.Durte, tar loo, Illn.M »d w Q MrNoooo ood Iren. Forlow.
Liir»«i to the Cooper Hotel, where a suffering she was always cheerful and
bountiful meal awaited them.
Members of the party included Bil-
ly MeDongd^- D. Jones, Bland Har-
rison. Joe William A at in, James C.
plrsssnt ! Armstrong and Enyna Mae
Funeral services were held Thurs- Terry,
day, August 1. by Rev. A. T. Kluge
of Sagerton. Pallbearers were mem-
llton, J QB TV 111 ism «SI IU, d RlllCB wi OMgCItfVU* a ws*ov»*iv
At*4" diaries Warren Tayman, Jack bers of the American Legion of Stam-
Pockett, George Jackson Smith, Har- ford. She was ’-*J ‘---* “* m.t._
ry Lee' and Gordon Haynes, Jr., J. D. land Cemetery
Smith knd Cecil Gray, Jr.
taking in charge,
Dr. J. W. Hunt Witt
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
~TBfO. T.~B. Dodson entertained the !
Junior department of St. John’s Sun- j
day School with a picnic at Macon] J>r. J. W. Hunt, president of Mc-
Park Monday afternoon. Games were Murray College, Abilene, will preach
played and a picnic supper with soda at St. John’s Methodist church at 11
pop was served. Mrs. H. B. Talbot o’clock Sunday morning,
and Mr*i W. J. Glenn assisted Mrs.
Weldon Plumlee rad Velma Goad.
O. W. Turner rad Vera Acldin.
___ Edgar Glenn Roberts and Stella
laid to reat at High- Vesta Yarborough,
with Kinney Under-1 Woodrow Wilson Crider and An-
na Myrle Smith.
Alex Martinez rad Marie De Jesus
Cuerrm.
FRIEDA MAE KELLEY DIES
Frieda Mae, the three - year - old
daughter of Mr. rad Mrs. H. L. Kel-
ley, died Monday night. The funeral
service was held at the family home
Tuesday, conducted by Rev. Bert Gat-
lin. Kinney Furniture and Undertak-
ing Company had charge of the bur-
ial.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wade and baby of
Sweetwater were week-end guests in
the home of Mrs. Wade’s brother, R.
H. Nisbett. '*
Hot weather,
Preach Here Sunday
-- ^ I*r. this work? The I
but we will net 1
working on family |
later who knoi
Dodson.
R. R. Hood, formerly with the
Studebaker agency, is now’s member
at the sales force of the Day Chevro-
let Company, i
A union service will be held at the
evening hour rad Rev. M. B. Hams
will preach. ,
SEVERAL EMPLOYES OF
AMERICAN ON VACATION
__ Three employees of The American
Mrs. Esthel Rhodes of Munday was are away on vacation this week. C. CL
here Sunday to Visit in the M. D. Miller, accompanied by Mrs. Miller,
Green home. I1* spending the *eek »t Houston,
In,
J Galveston and other points in south-
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kriel, Ruby east Texas. Miss Lynder Holley is
Helen aad Oddo Kriel, are in Old spending several weeks with her par-
Glory today as guests in the E. Heath ents at OakWood F. M. Locke is at
I Camp Palacios wtth the If ational
: ' - - - | Guard.
Rev. L- W. Harrison of Arlington Other members of the force who
Is here visiting his sister, Mrs. Ruby have recently returned from vaea-
1 I lions are J. D. Rambo, who spent a
_ I week in East Texas, accompanied by
Mancill Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. his family, rad Guy Cannon, who
• J. M. Shaw, is visiting his uncle, M. spent a week at Dallas, Rusk and Ty-
M. Mancill, in Big Spring. ler-
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FOR SATURDAY
ffiwr*
We are proud to announce the opening of Station No. 2 on Highway
No. 18. The new stucco building known as the Wakefield place. We
have plenty of good Gas, Oil, Air, Water rad Battery Water, every-
thing that a first class place ha* to offer. ........
Remember the priee of 17c applies to both of our Stations In Stam-
ford Saturday in celebrating the opening of our new Station No. 2
Will be eble to eerve lots of cars at the two stations. Remember you g
still buy yoor gas at the old stand.
SPECIALS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
' ~n .
Here are some unusual values for two days
special selling:.
Ladies’ Straw Hats
In small shapes. Values up
to |2.95, for only
50c
Ladies’ white kid shoes,
special
98c
Men’s work shirts, $1.95
value,
$1.69
Silk Dresses
W *.. . . vi *
Ladies silk dresses, our
$6.95 dresses, special for
Friday and Saturday at
$3.95
Boys’ coveralls go at the
special price of
69c
Men’s overalls, special for
these two days
89c
the old stand. I [j
Cash Grocery ||
i*'
If you believe in economy, you will do well to
visit our store on these two days.
THE GRAND LEADER
North Side of Square
SPECIALS
PPPI
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FRIDAY • SATURDAY ■ MONDAY
i.-ll
HOUSE
DRESSES
:.££2
“Happy Home” House
Frocks, long and short
sleeves, colors guaranteed,
fast,
Sixes 16 to 52
____Regular $1.95 quality
$1.00
46-inch solid color Voilles
15c yd*
8 o’clock Dreesettes for
children, sixes 7 to . 16,
Fast colors
98c
S8
SILK
DRESSES
I
^ l
42 Dresses of Tub silks, II
Flat crepes and georgettes,
Pastel shades, sizes 16 to
36 only, values up to $19.76
m
$5.00
9-4 Bleached and unbleach- | Men’s Swiss Ribbed athlet-
ed sheeting 1 fc undershirts y
Ladies’ White Hoover
Dresses
2% yd.
Ladies’ Shoes, high and
military heels, blonde, red
and blue colors. THfe lot in-
, i " •
• eludes values up to $7.95.
Special
$2.98
Imperial Chambry, guaran-
teed Yast; color
Children’s Shoes, red,
blonde and black, values
25c yd.
up to $3.95 for
$1.95 /
Yard-wide bleached and un-
*■ bleached Domestic
,4
One lot children’s play
oxfords'..
10c yd.
98c
Ladies’ Rayon Combination
81 x 90 seamless Sheets
er.
Calvin Isbell rad Ollie Meeks.
Herman Kelley and Dora Lisenbee.
L. A. Ratliff and Lydia Ratjfff. *
wills worth • a no jwucrui vu. oc w*u§
Machine Experts. Phone 710-W. 377
McHarg. 17-lp
Eugene Weldon Butler and Kate
Hunter. •/
Lem Nichols and Vina Alice Leav-
itt. * <•- -Sta . .,
Demand
SNO-FLAKE
VkVkTl 'A TV
A. J. Long rad Ila Copland. - >
Conley Kyle and Bonnie Pool.
Odis King and Ruby Davis.
BREAD
2 for 15c
skirt and bloomer
Rayon Princess slip, wide
shadow proof hem
\
$1.49
89c
98c
You are invited to inspect
our new Fall line of coats
and dresses. Now is the
time to make a small pay-
ment down on a coat or
dress. Priced at
27-inch Diaper Cloth
$1.49 boll
Arrival of Men’s
New Fall Suits
$9.75
$89.50
1 *•
Ladies’ Silk Ribbed hose
39c pr.
“Style Plus” and “Society
Brand”
We cordially invite your in-
spection
40-inch Fancy Voiles and I Bias Seam Tape, 8 pack-
batistes, fast colors, I ****
81 x 105 Crinkle Crepe I
Spreads, fast colors
29c yd.
25c
98<
.
, 4" *
Ruffled Curtains and Tie- I Hinds’ Honey and Almond
Tracks ■ Cream
Pillow Slips, 20 x* 36
89c set
29c
19c each
p j. ..... \
L. Schwarz & Co.
Famous For Values
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Huston, Cleburne. Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, August 9, 1929, newspaper, August 9, 1929; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth972493/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.