Stamford American and The Stamford Leader (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1962 Page: 4 of 10
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Of, For and About WOMEN
Modnie uamutn, Miior
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Miss Stremmel,
Workshop Program Given
C. itHenrichg { por stamford Music Club
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Stamford
list* of l
Ren Wedding
Linda Joy, to
eka of Abilene
at their
to CWtoo
at to*
m are Mr. h
B. Henricha
J Mrs. Mar-
ef Sweetwater
The wedding date has been
•et for Friday. Jan. B. at 7 p.
m. at the Sager ton Methodist
Church.
The bride elect la • graduate
of Rule High School and is at- m**1
££Z 1.^'" T
"ch. I. . (riduli <*
filiate of the National. Federa-
tion of Music Clubs held their
Federation workshop program
in the home of Mrs. Lynn Gil-
lespie. Nov. IS.
Mrs. Byron Lewis opened the
program PY giving > very enjoy-
able aod interesting talk ‘about
the history of the Stamford
Music Club She told that the
club was organised In 19S0 and
joined the National Federation
in 1925 Mrs. Lewis Included In
her talk projects the club had
for making money, musical per-
formances and out of town art-
ist the club had engaged through
ft
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attended
College.
Western
Roby High School
i*s Business
is employed at
Chevrolet in Abilene.
All friends of the couple are
iavited to the wedding.
Mies Maturlne Turner gave an
enUghting talk on the history,
objectives and program of the
Federation. The National Fed-
eration of Music Clubs Is a
purely philantroplc organisation
supported by people of. tint eul-
Cet Napkins at The American turn I ideals and music groups
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FALL AND
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WINTER
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APPAREL AND
HOC
SHOE SALE
Tuesday, "November 20
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Jk.J* £
. Through
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Saturday, November 24
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HINDS
Shorn and Apparel
all at whom
core deeply enough for the art
of music and for muatcel cul-
ture to lend thetr Influence to
ooe of the moet
of spiritual and cultural devel-
opment In the world.'
Mrs. Andrew F. Byrd. Jr.
recognised the pest presidents
of the Stamford Music Club aod
told that there had been
presidents In the 42 years of the
dub. Two ladies having served
two terms. There are now nine-
teen active In the Past Presi-
dents Assembly
. Mrs. John D. Webb, president,
conducted an Induction cere-
mony for the new members and
ended by having the club stand
and repeat the Music Federa-
tion Collect together.
Mrs. Bey Kinney gave a re-
port of the Third District Mus-
ta Club Convention which con-
vened in (Juanah on October 24.
She reported that the Stamford
Music Club and Qusnsh Music
l*overs Club tied for first place.
" 1t»W1t»rir year book Jfnd Stamford
placed first on their achieve-
ment record tanks.. .,
The cluh then enjoyed- three
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iXTSemn#mrrwwr br*«*e Rate) y
- ^piano numbers -presented
miiwsWrs of the Junior Clubs.
The first a piano duet by C. R.
Hunkier III and Charles l{
Brownfield, III. members of the
Clef Dweller# who played
"Country aTrtens' --by _Ecrcy
Grainger. Mi#s Beverly Bald-
win played ' Danse Negra" by
Cvrll ...Scott and Mr. Phillip K.
SlttonpTayeH ,TLdUil Lend, <>p
40.- No. 1 by. Cyril Scott Mis#
Baldwin and Mr'' Sltton are
members of the Fine • Arts
Club.
The meeting was closed by
the club singing together the
hymn of the month, "Wc Plow
Uu- Fields," directed by Mrs.
James H West and accom-
panied by Mrs. Bill Mayes.
jtefreshment# of English tarts,
mints, nuts, and coffee were
served from a tabic holding a
beautiful silver service and
adorned with a floral arrange-
ment of yellow chrysanthe-
mums. The hostess committee
far the evening was Mmcs. J.
C. Schroeder. Will H. Grimes,
,11. I). Smith, and Lynn Gilles-
pie. —7-
Durlng the refreshment hour
the ladies thumbed through olg
scrapbooks, and record books
... MRS. RICHIE WAYNE SMITH v \
Miss Albus and R. W. Smith
Wed uiRhineland Ceremony
Rhineland High School, attended
Jock s School of Beauty in
Wichita Falla, and woe <
gl'a£JM""
ta the US Army And la o grad-
unto of tho Dolios Institute Bar
l College of Mortuary
He is employed at the
Mr. and Mrs, Smith ore at
home at MB-A Wells after a
abort wedding trip.
•Mwamv
The Bridegroom's
were hooto tor the rehearsal
dinner given on Friday night
Christ Lutheran
ALCW Organizes
New Circle
A new afternoon circle^of the
ALCW was organized on Nov.
14 at 2 p. m at Christ Luther-
an Church. Pastor Jorgenson
led the Bible study which was
attended by Mine*. Edie Wat-
son, Mary Schoenerstadt, J. A.
Hilacher, Henry Moritz. Ruby
Jenson. Homer MeCafferty and
I. J. Musll.
“Christ Sustains Ills Witness"
was the title of the Bible study
led by Mrs. Joe Muril for the
ALCW of Christ i Lutheran
Church when they met on Nov.
12 at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Ai Smith conducted the
business meeting and also acted
as hostess for the 11 ladies and
Rev. Jorgenson who were .pres-
ent.
pace Four ' STAMFORD AMERJ
Stamford, Texas Tuhraday, November 22, 1W
Mrs. Taylor Hpsi
Dorcas Bible Cla
Mrs. Geudy JFnyhw. 1’.
teacher, hosted • fellowal
dal in her hegne <» Nov.
the Dorcee Clase of Trintt;
tiat Church,
Refreshments of pie af
fee were served to Mnf
M. Carlton. H. E. You
Jr., Don Doan. Paul
- Bill Coe. Roy Blar
Jessie
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FJMS BWadimpi
Joseph's Catholic Church '“1ft
Rhftieland. Father James, Meu-
ree, pistor of the St Ann's Par-
ish, was officiant at the double
ring vows and celebrant of the
Nuptial high Masa.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Albus of
■Rhineland. Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Smith of Hamlin are the parents
of the bridegroom.
Traditional wedding muslcj
was presented by Mrs. Lena Al-f
bus, organist, jind the 'St J
Joseph's chotr. with Mrs. Mar*
vin Zetssel as soloist. Mash
Booklets were handed out by
Sylvia KuehJer end Donna Ver-
halen.
Thp bride, given In marriage
by her father, wore an original
model gown of white imported
French lace and pleated tuHo
over ice blue satin. It was de-
signed with Sabrina neckline
outlined with scalloped lace and
embroidered with Irridescent se-
quins and seed pearls. The fit-
ted bodice w as of Lace and The
full shirred skirt was made of
alternating ruffle UerS of scal-
loped lgce and pleated tulle.
Her veil of ice blue illusion
that the club had collected since 1 was held by a coronet of lace
1920. Also during this time, the petals outlined with seed pearls
Past Presidents Assembly spon-jand sequins to match her dress
sored an auction of cleverly | She carried a cascade arrangc-
wrspppd gifts The purpose of , ment of white cattleya orchids
the auction was to raise money and sweetheart rosea atop a
to help provide a music scholar-1 white prayer hook, a gift of her
ship fund for qualified Stamford ' paternal grShdmother.
the, ceremony. Members of the
htousepa rty were Writ" Chartei Ocne and Mtchari of Avoca and.
Kotulek of Odessa. RUW nsHtai Robert McLellan
bride, Lorene Fetsch of Wichita and children. Jerry, Larry and
Falla, Donna Verhalen, Janice Kathy were dinner guesta Sun-
and Susan KuehJer. . ‘day. Nov. 11, of Mr. and Mrs
The bride is a graduate of G. B. McLellan. .-
young people to further
musical education.
their
MORI WOMEN'S NCWS
ON PAOE 6
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Fostoria’s
Crowns-in-Crystal
You've heard about them We
have them for you. They arc spec-
tacularly beautiful! Foetqria's in-
spiration is the glittering splendor
of old-world royal and imperial
headpieces ... a touch of elegance
out of the past for your pleasure
today. Three shape* — Windsor,
llapsburg and Navarre. Four
-colors, including clear crystal*
Come see our collection of Fob*
tor in's Crown*-in-Cryetal todky.
Ft'
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Mrs. Robot t Hcrtel attended
her sister as mjtrgn, of honor.
Keren Roush at Wichita Feus,
niece of the groom, was maid
Of honor and hr idem a ids were
Marilyn Alton at tetefcHa Falls
and Linda Carol Kuehlcr of Abi-
lene. cousins of ihe bride. The
attendants were identically
styled dresses of cotillion blue
satin. Matching slippers and
white gloves completed their
attife They carried cascade ar-
rangements of white bahy pout*
surrounded by blue tufie ami
ribbon.
* Robert Hcrtel served as best
man Groomsmen kteluded
Dwight Albus. brother -of the
bride, and l.yndon Moore and
Marlon Kuehtar cousins of the
bride. L'shers were Richard
Roush of Wichita Falls, brothor-
Itt-taw of thq groom, and A. .!.
Koehler, ui#to of the bride.
Acolytes were Richard Albus.
the bride's brother, and Danny
Kuehler and Bobby Moore, cou-
sins of the bride.
The bride's parents were
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. McLellan
and Mery
all of
frt. Worth. Mr and Mrs. Travis
McLellan and children. Dona
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MARY WILKA
Mary Wilka
And Nick Dugger
Will Marry
Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Wilka
.are announcing the engagement
and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Mary, to Nick
Dugger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Dugger of Abildiie.
Miss Wilka was graduated
from Stamford High School in
1958 and Is a senior student at
Hardin-Simmons University. She
is' a member of the-Cowgirls,
SEA. Phi Phi PU-and is social
and publicity chairman of the
\WA. ‘ * —
Her fiance was graduated
from Abilene High School, at-
tended Texas Tech and is aho
a senior at Hardini-Simmons.
rtege vows ~t»an. 26 at seven-
thirty o'clock in the evening at
the First Baptist Church.
Cumba,
Ricky wd'lFeet*.
Also Mmes. Jeff Mcl
Jack Whitworth and
Clarence Btancet, Joe
Jimmy Joiner and El
ler. , ?
Camp Fire Girl
Name Officers
Officers were elected!
last meeting of the A-pol
Camp Fire group held!
Cftjrlst Lutheran Church|
...Sandra Jackson was:
president. Darlene Boj
vice president and Clud)
secretary.
Mrs. Curtis Ivy seif
freshments to the gfotg
Mrs. Dorothy Hatley
Opal Bounds are le
For Lettering,
i Freehand and
Embroidei
I w - JLiagJft*Jjfe: ■ - E
See
Mrs. R. X. Marti
514 E. Moral
m 3-4207
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FRESH donuts
Open 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
DAILY
Glased Doaeiv—>5fl
Chocolate _ Dozen—.60
Coconut Dozen—.60
✓ A ho
Cinnamon Rolh,
Twintn. Brownies &
Jelly Kills
“Eat ‘Em Here” or
“Take ‘Em Home”
Big Dipper Donut
& Coffee Shop ,
did vi %we«HK 7
Xc pile PR >^16
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LADIES’ FALL COAl
AND SUITS
CHILDREN’S COA1
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Knox City
THE COATS
Beabtiful coats by such respected names as Betf
Knahhmbutlt' and Iiittie California. These coats are bei
lined, some with MilttnVr. They are. in tht latest stj
are regularly priced at $45 to $160’95 . . now a off
THE SUITS
Yoti’N be Impressed svith the beauty of these fine
Howard Wolf, Carlye and Dalton Knit. Most of t|
fall and winter styles are included . some twed
double knits, some with over blouse . .all off.
THE CHILDREN'S COATS
Cute little epats. for cute little girls. The fall's
selections -some’with fur trim. 10.9S to 22.9S values
H. off. ■
CARCOATS
A good selectlon^of car and short all weather coats
on italc. These coafs’ if^ very popular for the schot
those.who,Inual be outside a lot. Sortie are fleece lit
have raccoon colter. Regularly priood at 8.9S to 3l
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Craig, Roy M. Stamford American and The Stamford Leader (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1962, newspaper, November 22, 1962; Stamford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth975756/m1/4/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.