Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, January 2, 1942 Page: 3 of 8
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avis wpre Bill
Mr. and Mrs.
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alvpRton; Syl-
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and Mrt. Her-
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n friend* who
and Mr*. W. j
nd Mr*. I. C.
id Mrp. B. A.
Joe Mann, of
Pd Griggs of
valuable a*
whole wheat
brown lice, oat-
neat, liver, kale,
irreens, bean*
-uit*, molasses.
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STAMFORD AMERICAN. STAMFORD. TEXAS
30C1ETY
| WOULD
j a|* Y
letty isolated
of dvUiaa-
that family,,
the solution
those prob-
|s. were fair-
ill confined
thin the .
ces-of th»_ .
in Itself. ™
that ha* been
lan ged by
Idem inven-
P.lrst cam*
automobile.
|mpanion. the
That mjad#
and closer
i hour’s trip
I Instead of a
the RFD.
mirwrmsa.
right to hi*
He began
ppening, not
|at. but in the
hadio arrived,
making the
of neighbors,
when there
thins, end we
ig about it for
•ry school boy
of New Or-
Old Hickory”
the war was
red.! >
lappen again,
lee in Europe.
Indian Ocean.
are taking
| smaller, more
v* all enjoyed
■portation and
iton must not
Iway tickets to
Jf we have
ir. on thehtY ‘
■d. which used
lika away. now„, .
Is effect U con- .
Yards. We have
|i* world. Per-
off the main
ndivtdual farm.
|t*elf a part of
ill share of re-
| the millions of
ave.
tell ourselves
rs settle their
troubles of
|esn't work any
it world-wide
t a case his-
ike the war; .
contribute a
& underlying
i not our war.
s in it at all.
•fleets of ^t,
r not. If you
fence that we
’ in this war,
your tax bills
nd for all the
> 4
|rs of the whole
be neighborly.
CHRISTMAS DINNER
HELD BY CLUB
Mr. apd Mrs. Paul Hamilton en-
tertained members of the Silver
"THthiMe Club and their husbands
)* with a turkey dinner on Wednes-
, dgy, December 17. The home held
beautiful Christmas decorations________
and a lighted Christmas tree. A Harmon Gay
thre>-course'
and later gifts were exchanged.
Games of forty-two wsre played.
The party was attended by Mr.
and Mr*. Roy Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Pendleton, Nr. and Mrs.
Tom Jennings, Ifr. and Mrs.
FrankIHkflln, Mr. and Mr*. Otis
Harbert, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Burson, Mr. and Mrs. J. D Hodges,
Misses Jessie4 Moody and Pearla
Orr and Mm^f. Rob Johnson and
and the host and
HOLIDAY
DANCE HELD
Irene Griffith and Jeannette
Woodard entertained with a holi-
day dance at the clinic of the Stam-
ford Sanitarium on December 20.
A blue and silver color theme was
enhanced by blue and silver light-
ed candles in holders of silvered
leaves.
Approximately 25 couples at-
tended the faaQaa affair- —L..
GIFT-TEA HELD
FbR BRIDE-ELECT
Misa Martha Corley, who will be
married to Alfred Berry on Jan-
uary 1,' was honored with a gift
tea at the home economics cottage.
Hostesses were Mra. E. V. Olson,
Stanley Coker and Charlene Mor-
ris. A Yultide theme was carried
out in decorations.
The guests were greeted by Mrs.
ladx. the bride-
elect and Mra. H. H. Corley. Af-
ter they were registered in the
pretty bride’s book. Miss Jean
Parker pinned small Christmaa
bells, bearing the wedding date, on
the guests as favors.
Miss - Judy Fuqua played sev-
eral piano selections, Miss Coker
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Wheeler.
and ~ Mu* M v t£ ja XI v fi, ■ Dwkh. Wllltf
toast to the bride-elect and pre- bray, Bobbye. Swift
senled her with a large number of
beautiful gifts. .
Mrs. Olson presided at the daint-
ily appointed Pining table and ser-
ved .sandwiches and tea. Guests
were Misses Joan Wheeler, Lauda
gave a reading; Misses Relsa Tolli- Belle Sims, Bertha Dobson, Wanda
son ana Bobbie Lawson-sang “You Jones, Judy Fuqua, Lois Tillman;
and I”; Miss Dottie McBay gave a Mmes. Cecil Hunter, Jess Roberts,
*<>ast to the gi-Is left behind L. M. White, QlV_B- Boone, C. W
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<joyid. ‘Qulltcny j Abilene fVvlU^
and -Jim Landers haa been employed ill _
office of the CQ&f at Camp Barko-
l«y. Mr lender* la principal amt
athlvti* coach at Wylie high achoeL
. The -young people
Abilene.
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AUGUST MARRIAGE OF i
MAXINE CAI.FEE
ANNOUNCED -------
The marriage on August 1C of • . --1-
Maxine Calfee, daughter of Mr MRS EMMA SHIKMKR
and Mrs. D. A. Cslfce of Abilene, SURPRISED ON HER
arid Raybourne Henry I.ander-s was BIRTHDAY
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parent*. The ceremony was per-! Mrs Emma Shirmer was held Moa-
formed in Aspermont by Rev; E. i day at her home when a group off
B. Featherstone, Baptist minister, friends met there. The occasion
The bride lived in Stamford be-: was Mf?. Shirmer’s 73rd birthday,
fore her parents moved to Abilene Hot tea. cake and candies werp
several years ago. ■ Both M/. and served. “I ask the good Lord- to
Mrs. Landers are graduates of bless each and everyone of them*,
Abilene High school and attended Mrs. Shirmer said.
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Huston, Cleburne. Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, January 2, 1942, newspaper, January 2, 1942; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth972367/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.