Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, November 6, 1931 Page: 3 of 10
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MARGARET SCHAEFER. Society Editor. Telephone 800
MVhLtT CLUB
MEMBERS ENTERTAINED
Members of the Loyalty Club rt’
the Woodman Circle Drill Team
and their husbands were enteita.O-
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SOCIAL FOR FIDELIS SUN-
DAY SCHOOL CLASS.
Mrs. Nollie Kin* entertained the
members of the Fidelis Sunday
School Class of the First Baptist
Church Thursday evening of last
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Alexander. Mrs. King was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
John- Alexander and’ Mrs. Tiwy
ifj Pennel.
As the guests arrived, the house
was darkened and every one was
initiated into the “house of the
ghosts.” Following the initation,
the guests were led into a room
that was pretty with fall flowers
where tables were arranged for
games of forty-two.
The yellow and black colors
were further reflected on the re-
freshment plate which held sand-
wichs potato chips, olives and
coffee. Dolls dressed in Hallowe’-
en costumes were given as plate
favors. ______
Class members and guests pres-
ent were Misses Rutha Fav Miles.
Winnie Lee McDougle, Mabelle
Buffington, Alice DeWitt, Connie
Thomas, Emma Jean Leachman,
Josephine Anglin, Clara Lively,
Katherine Addia, Berniee Kemp,
Trsii^ ^Qt M™* Lmjgllt
"Lee Bland, Ruby Hanson, Valen-
tine Bland, Willie Lee Box, Olive
McDougle, Lqcile Vnndell and Sy-
bil McCulloch and T. A. Tholcken
of Galveston, Carl Reusran and
Carrol Railev of Plainview, Barney
Williams, Weldon Rodgers, Law-
rence King. Jr„ I. D. Rodgers,'Ben
F. Burge. Weldon Rodgers, Cullen
Mason, Norris Bailey. Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Pennel. Mr. and Mrs. John
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Heflin and Mr. and Mr*. J. M
Alexander, Mrs. Mae Mason.
par^y given by Mrs. Gordon Hay-
nes Wednesday afternoon of last
week for the iineiiiber* of the \N wit
brother, John Youiigqulst," and
their brother-in-law, John Nelson,
both of Austin. The visitors also
visited other relatives while here.
They returned home Tuesday.
Frank Erickson, evangelist, and
Jwho spoke at the Lutheran church
I here Sunday night, "was a house*
da> evening of* last week at‘the W. “
° The haU was prettily decent*! *u"1 th“ homes of Mr. and Mrs
with Hallowe'en decorations and n
’•ellow and black color theme was
followed. Table games and danc-
, _ ,. ... , . ing were the diversions of. t h *
™*d*» rind*e Cluo and M?veral evening and at the refreshment
guests.
Baskets of cut flowers'were
ranged about the rooms and ti
,"S
ac-\
hour puMpkin pie, topped
whipped cream, was. served
game tables were unusually attrac
tive with orange tarleton covers
°Vf.r.-j*ek-- l _ _ Ti C.reaaatt. Burdon Smith, A. H.
Htlfh score honor was a siring oT Goldstfcker. Jack Fuqua. Artie
m uuitriicil Mr* Mur. ir___a______ t___o;____
beads and was awarded Mrs. Har
ry Yates. Mrs. Frank Morrow was
given a sport handkerchief for
high cut prise.
At the tea hour, creamed chick-
en on toast was served with indi-
vidual pies and hot coffee to Mmes.
F. W. Peck ham, R, R. Robertson,
C.‘G. Inglish, R. B. Hills. Harry
Yates, Dallas Southard, G. C. Caro-
thers, Ben Ray. Frank Morrow,
Hugh Astin, L. W. Johnson, A.
Blackwell, L. F.
Hudson.
Metz and Fred
ft
MR. AND MRS. MILLER
"ENTERTAIN.
In entertaining a group of their
friends Friday evening. Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. O. Miller gave an unusual-
smart bridge party at their
i6me on East Vanderbilt street.
The rooms were pretty with
Hallowe’en decorations combined
witR nTjmfroiTs-vSrcs oTrut flow -
ers. A yellow and black color
theme was carried out. As the
games began “a secret voice of
the underworld" appeared and read
rules which were followed during
the evening.
At the refreshment Mme. pump^
kin pie topped with whipped cream
was served with hot chocolate.
Dainty baskets of mints were plac-
ed on the fables dtiring the games.
Decorated marshmallows were
with
with
hot coffee. - '
Guests were Messrs, and Mmes.
Bob Bennett. Marcus Lawson, Vir-
ieek fop
he .will
Knutson. Mmes. Lena Simiper Ger-
trude Walker, W.yndol Middlebrook,
Nellie Lee. Misses Eloise Bruc^ and
Laureta McElreath. Hostesses for
the evening were Mmes. Essie
Black, Mattie Bruce, Bill Cook and
John Cook.
ERICKSDAHL
A. J. Swenson of Stamford and of
C., G. Seth during the week-end.
Hr. EricksotU left here Monday by
bus. '*:£ r ' •'. ^
Rev. .Hugo It. Haterius leaves
the latter pari <4 the wee
Hutto and Austin where
be for the week-end And will not
be present at the church services
Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Okev Ric.harda.iuti
tertalned as their guests Saturday
evening, October 31. Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Olson.
Carl and Johnnie Rurgesnn mo-
tored here from Cushions Oklaho-
ma last week to visit with their
father, John Rurgeson. The latter
is remaining here but Carl Rurge-
son returned to Cushions where
and
he and Mrs. Rurgeson c
manager a cafe.
Charles Walquist is planning to
Miss Mildred Rosene entertained leave fbr Oklahoma soon where he
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moro teacher whose name t h e
writer' has not yet learned** make
FLAT TOP
Sleeping so- soundly
--— !taunt that x thief stol# his
Mrs. Albert Reber and Mlsfc Lily apd fllT without awaken^
•up the'facuUy. The school tias ml K»b»r. of Old Glory, visited rela- him was the experience of Dr.
ded the tenth grade Ah t. mu m«k- community. Thursday (’.’ "»• °r J"hn*"n. Tann.
ing « WjPsible for those who were " F^r EndeV ofSagrrton vis,ted' »*<»«*« her hiSband gave her •
promoted from the niifTh "last year his brother, August Ender Jr.. wreath for a present, Mrs.
to continue their high school work and wile Thxirsdax . Grace II - IVrreHai
right here at hoimi W uiuioritx ..rV,r »,»«»»»*«eh Huniri I**-.- *.....*
of the children of tthis tiistr ict are * p,d*>'’ Mfu‘r "Pending scrveral . . ------ ; . :
sUrting gt-the berinninc of th« w^k» in Mexico . ?•»*« has just held her fir«V
school !R Hr tSlnot LiJh Misaes Bophl. and Rfrth. Hag- h<“dh«‘d
held |
at
cotton left .O be gut lie rad* " man are spending a few * * ■ ttJwuu. vanops cities
Despite'the cold weather Thun ' ’"r h,,,r'' entered
day witt the usuAl I Lonnall dcstru-t. -‘*--
community jrmthrrinr wa* held at‘« . *5 l.omjie „ Baunihach
the play ground (Saturday niicht ahd Sunday wytn
Members of the. church choir met Miss Alnora Ummert st Bagar-
at the
ttTIfo
home of Rev. anil Mrs.
ton..
of last week
practicing songs
_ for the coming «*"d /a^V and Mr an,I
church celebration. Mrs. Hateriu* r,’n-' *'t* ,,nd
sons, all of
,H.,h .nd pi.». for th,
Quite a number were present. 1;^'^ »" «"• "l""'' J’GMr and Mrs.
The Indies’ Aid StH'iety will .rNV(^ !h-
Mr. Neinast was the honored
the Luedera High School senior
class, of which she is a member,
and others with n Hallowe'en par-
tv at the home of her mother, Mrs.
R. Rosene Saturday evening. Octo-
ber 31. Hallowe’en games and
.stunts were participated in
will he employed.
Allen Olson, Carl Kkduhl’s man-
ager for his gin here, left Satur-
day for Dallas where he was to se-
cure parts for the gin. He was ac
companied by his brother, Ernest
Olson and I)elno Axcll employees
Wednesday afternoon. November .,
11 at 2 o’clock,. Everyone is cor- ' .
dially invited to come and enTjoy.^v. '■ . , ... . .
the occasion. !,/? Fischer Jr , of Howard ami
Last Sunday there was no' Sun- i"cprbor,t Fil£‘lcr ,.of4. Mct^nnell
day Hcho,d as the Lord’s supper '?** ln »be f.mil Katner
'was celebrated at t h e morning h<‘m* Sun,Uv
service. Rev. Haterius conducted
throughout the evening which re—of the gin. The press .of thy gm
suited In-much gaiety nnd fun. At was broken Saturday morning
the refreshment hour Mrs. Rosene while ginning a hale of cotton for
Was assisted by Mrs. Oscar Seth |Theodors* l'earson that was too
in serving the following: Mr. and large. Mr. Bkdahl hoped to have
MtktR. T. "Form, memhers of the The press repaired Monday.
Y II oa I flail, U.iL... . 1 /■> .•••It •• M i I.X I Vf .. . ..L.l l. _ __ *1
I.ueders High School faculty. Miss-
es Connie Stapp, Eunice Dillard.
Ed Newquist has now become
citi/en of ‘ the United • States
Mr and Mrs Herman Helm and
”11 aim, of. Ssgcrton. visited in the
«->*' .....
Specials For Nov.
P V: H MAN R. N T 8
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Genuine Uro«|uignole
Wave* only _____ $4.S9
Frederics __________13.71
Special prices on all
Other Work
Phone for Appointment.
COTTAGE BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Mrs. Oscar Thomas. Operator
103 N. Swenson Phone 310
___ ...... . ----- re-
Evelyn Seth, Oma Evetts, Opal reiving his citizenship papers at
Nelson. Dorothy Shnrbutt, Hazel J Abilene Tuesday, October 27.
Farmer, Cleo Graham, Islet a Me- Hiram Olson of I.ueders was a
Corkle, the hostess. Messrs. Roger guest at the home of his
Penn. Claude^Farmer. J. W. 8tnpj»;Mr. and Mr- E E. Olson Siindav. ]WT,o had the* privilege „f hearing
and Richard Rosene. I Mrs. Philip Olson wishes to ex; him. Immediatelx after the morn
Mrs. H. E. Olson entertained tend thank*, nnd appreciating to i„lf ,orvi,c the deacons and tru«
with a dinner Sunday, November 1 those in this community and to w* ,n,.t m , hureh at the re
at heg home. Covers were laid others who he+ped her with thetrionest ,,f |{,.v Haterius
for the following: Mr. ami* Mrs. subscriptions during the, r**eeni
American subscription
this service in Swedish. A goo,
number of those present partook
of the communion. Mrs.. Hugo R.
Haterius, church pianist and or
ganist, played all offertory selec-
t'ortr and. nceomprtntmonts at thtrt*j*j,^r
hour and at* the evening service u, t .
The choir sang a Swedish number 77 "<7n 7
and >’ome at t>( ! ry Mm
audience with a vocal sol^METJd
^ ran)< K rick non mcupii*<l the pul-,,1 n* J » -
Pit at the evening aerv me giving a 7 ? , ”, 7'^ h!'mv "f «h- S^'
verv interesting talk and relating!* t 77^' ,
........ exjH*rlence* as a non - ' Al‘*rrt S,rrnm”d
at the morning service
home of Mr, nnd Mrs. HetuV t>*-|
hrman and son. Sunday after-1
noon. .................
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Thane, to-j
e Idler with Mr and M> U ,M
and daughter. Nora, of
folks from this
a party given in
RAD-ELEC
SERVICE
C. It RLRDC.B
I.oca ted at Urnirk-Hughes C*.
We repair Radios, Klertrie Irons,
I h . lnr ( urling jrwaa, EtocttM
Fans. > amum ( leanera.
Day Phone 1
Night Phone 9
l/vcuiaivu marsnmaiiows were,— *•■- • ....................... •■*■**• ,*.*.— .,.
plate favors for Messrs, and Mmes. ° D* Swenson. Mr. and Mrs. Okey(Stamford
Guy Pittman. Frank Owen. W. G. I R'vhards and little son, .Clements,,campaign- cran church
motif was car-11.g Vona Miller.’of Oklahoma City,J, Mr. andj Mrs. Carl Ybungiiui'st ,f*on of this .community is principal
| his own
(Christian and n Christian in such
parents, nway as. t«> go right home to those
, II It <111 V k . 1. _ I * L * . • • . .
Next Sunday the usual services
and family, Mr. and Mrs, August,
S'remmel and family and Mr and
Mrs, Eddie Kniner and son! <>f fhlst
community, atGnded the Sons of
Herman meeting in the F. C Quaile
h' me near Rule Sunday afternoon.)
'1/'**• Emma Inminert and ,laugh
ters, Alice and Hcrtha. of Sager
Ion were guests in the Mamie
i- h,.i,i,h,. s«...i ,h i,,-*, .........
with th<* deacons in
SPECIAL
The Hallowe'en. 1HVlll „tl(r. ___________________
ried out ih the prettily appointed]Nell Malone. Vora Sloan and Mar- entertained as their house guests for this
term. Mrs. Gustafson,
muted to, nn,j fj,,n11y and Mr ,and Sirs.
list Stremmel and family
visitors in the .liaison Green
Try The American’s job printing..Friday*evenin'g
Modern permanents, any style
wrap. >1.00 for ona.
Two for CUB
Also »|M’iiul oti Genuine Steam
• ll Eugene
( ash Prices
E-Neat Ileant’
ee and A alrntlnr llland
Graduate Gpacatnra
117 2I3 S McKinley 81.
m li‘r • j % ' a
Aug I Orie l.e,
were I Gn
home J Phone 11
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LSCHW.ARZ&
COMPANY’S
COOPERATION SALE
FRIO,
NOV. 6th
JUST A REMINDER
NOW! In appreciation of your patronage w^ari pric.m even lower. He here Friday
. *,a srjLrSwm /et -abn,an;;revTr7ry X'urPKHAT,(>N SA,K
At this price even bache-
lors can sleep between
9-4 bleached GARZA
SHEETING
For
25c
' T~1
Children's
PLAY SUITS
Made of strong material
Men’s Twin Oxen*
WORK SHIRTS
Full cut 98c value
J'
I
Men’s heavy weight
ribbed
UNION SUITS
98c value
V-i.
mm
mm
Men’s Blue Denim
OY LUALLS
I-,'*: -
Full Cut
..as.
m
Children’s
UNION SUITS
Button waist longies
Yard wide
outingY
Solid colors and plaids
35c
NO CATCH
HERE, ITS
TRUE
MEN’S
llllllllllllllllllllllllllllli
SUITS
in. 3 prlcig groups
. $10*90
$14*85
$19*69
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Boys’ and Men’s O’Coats
till
TOP COATS
Prices ranging from
$4-90 to $14.90
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Too cold to go hare-footed at these prices.
MEN’S
DRESS OXFORDS
11.98
. Our wholesaler has
made it possible for u< to
quote* these low* prices
on ladies’
— READY-TO-WEAR
Dresses in all fall shades anti patterns
$2.79 $4.79 $9.43 $14.88
EACH one a wonderful bargain
In order’to unload some of our stock we are
heavy on we greet you with women’s .
mmm naaiRMMmaalamaiaamHHj^
*"* ■jgm-yjr'
Pumps, Straps, Ties
:V«. , v. -»**-:-*
None Lower
»C up
1
Ladies’ heavy grade
Outifyr (zowns
Soft and Fleecy
39c
3-LB.
Cotton llatts
Close out at
Double Bed Size Cotton
BLANKETS”
Ilaid Patterns
See our ladit*s‘
COATS
in 3 groups
$3-98 $4.89
$9.69
A beautiful solid color or
plaid part wool ]
Will be given every ttfter-
z<&co.
FRIDAY
isb
Afternoon
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Huston, Cleburne. Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, November 6, 1931, newspaper, November 6, 1931; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth975643/m1/3/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.