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 | Newton Baracas Entertain Philatheas
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 | Last General Offer In Times' Campaign
Miss Daisy Stamey and Miss Foy Trollinger mentioned |
 | First Nominations From Divisions 2 and 3 in Times Great Circulation Campaign
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 | Newton
Newton, Feb. 85. The local council of the Junior Order. United American American Mechanics, held a most enjoyable banquet Tuesday evening tn the council hall. It was a social event such as the council holds every year and was characterized by an excellent menu and a feast of wit and humor. W. B. Gaither acted as toastmaster and numbers of prominent citizens, professional gentlemen and others, responded to toasts. The Baraca class of the Methodist Church entertained the Phllethea class Saturday evening at the home of Miss Rebecca Trolllnger. Guests were registered as they arrived, the guest-book being in charge of Miss Mabel Bacon. They were received by Mr. H. H. Lowery and Miss Daisy Stamey and proceeding to the parlor, enjoyed games and contests. In which Mr. Robert Whittemore won the prize, which was presented by Prof, A. C. Sherrill of Catawba College. Readings were given by Misses Mabel Bacon, Daisy Stamey and after the entertainments of the evening, refreshments were served In the dining room by Misses Trollinger, Bacon, Floy Trollinger and Olive Duke. The session was one unusually delightful. |
 | The Sick
Miss Daisy Stamey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stamey, was seized with appendicitis last week and underwent an operation at Greensboro, where she is a student in the State Normal. Mr. Stamey was called to Greensboro to be with her . She is getting along nicely. |
 | Daisy Stamey Visitation
Miss Daisy Stamey of Newton, who is attending the summer school at the 9tate Normal College, Greensboro, spent the week-end with the family of her cousin, W L. Stamey, on East Washington street |
 | Standing of Candidates In Division Number Two
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 | Newton
On Tuesday evening on the beautiful lawn at the Methodist church the members of the Baraca class and the Epworth League were most delightfully entertained by Miss Dororothy Ervln, assisted by Misa Olive Duke. A number of humorous sketches were read by Mlseee Helen Long, Mabel Bacon. lone Mebkne, and Floy Trol- linger. One of the most amusing feature of the eveijing waa a content In which the names of thoee present were used 'in rhymes, quotations from Phakespeare were used to select partners for a flower contest . The prise In this waa awarded to Miss Daisy Stamey, m boi of candy. The refreshments served consisted of cake, fruit- salad served In oranges, and Miss Duke's famous home-made randy. 1 The attendance waa larger than that of any previous meeting, there being more than flhy present Who enjoyed the evening.- After the social hour, the president. Mr. Herbert Liowry, held a short business session and a number of new namea were enrolled at members. Mra, W. M. Hikes gave a delightful motoring party Wednesday afternoon In honor of Mrs. Tom DeRoaeett, of Wilmington. Whose birthday It waa. Henry West, of Wilmington, Mrs. leo Ueat, and Misses Margaret and Ruth Bikes. |
 | Newton
Miss Virginia Holmes, of Marion, In spending a few days here the guest of Miss Floy Trollinger, en route to Winston-Salem, where she will enter Salem Female college. Miss Mary Eller, one of North Wilkosboro's popular young ladles, is the guest of Miss Daisy Stamey. |
 | Newton
Miss Daisy Stamey entertained a large number of the voung people Thursday evening at her home off North Main street, complimentary to her guest, Miss Mary Eller, of North Wilkesboro. After several games of rook, refreshments were served by the hostess.
Little Miss Ruth Sikes gave a delightful tenth birthday party Friday, at which 18 little girls were guests. Miss Geneva Deal won the prize, a picture in the donkey game. Assisted by her mother and sister, Mrs. W. M. Sikes and Miss Margaret Sikes, the hostess served delicious ice cream, cake and iced drinks at tables decorated with flowers. The Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church met with Mrs. W. B. Gaither Wednesday. The hostess presided. Abernethy and J. R. Campbell related missionary news and Mesdames W. M. Sikes and Frank Garvin sang several songs, Mrs. Sikes playing the accompaniments. Miss Mary Eller, of North Wilkesbororo, left today for home after having been the guest of Miss Daisy Stamey for the past several days. |
 | Visitations
Miss Daisy Stamey and automobile party from Newton on their way to Ocean View took supper at W. L. Stamey's last evening, cousin of Miss Stamey |
 | Visitations
Miss Daisy Stamey has returned home after a visit to relatives and friends in Salisbury for several days |
 | Guests of Miss Daisy Stamey
Misses Bryte Stamey and Annie Lee McAllister of Lincolnton are guests of Miss Daisy Stamey. Newton News |
 | Newton
The members of the Baraca class of the Babtist Sunday school were entertained Monday evening by the members of the Fidelis class at the home of Misses Alpha and Mary Cirddle. During the evening refreshments were served. The Baraca class of the Methodist Church gave a social, Saturday evening in honor of the Philathea class of the same Church. The pleasant event was at the residence of Miss Rebecca Trollinger. Miss Daisy Stamey was hostess to the Epworth League of the Methodist Sundav school Tuesday evening. |
 | Newton Special to The News
Newton, Aug. 21. Miss Daisy Stamey was hostess last evening to a few friends in honor of her cousin, Miss Zettie Trollinger of Salisbury. |
 | Local Notes and Personals
Miss Daisy Stamey of Newton is visiting Miss Annie Lee McAllister and is attending the commencement exercises. |
 | Mrs. Anderson Sails From Hawaii Today
MRS. ANDERSON SAILS FROM HAWAII TODAY Feb. 14 - Mrs. W. A. Stamey today received a cablegram from her daughter. Mrs. R. C. Anderson, formerly Miss Daisy Stamey, stating that she was sailing from Hawaii for her home and expected to reach Newton about March 1st. Mrs. Anderson has been with her husband in Hawaii about a year. Mr. Anderson is in the naval service and expects to come to Newton in August when his time of enlistment will expire. |
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Miss Daisy Stamey returned to her school at Henry Sunday afternoen after spending the week-end at home |
 | visitation
Miss Daisy Stamey, of Newton, was the guest of Miss Annie Lee McAllister Thanksgiving day. |
 | visitation
Miss Daisy Stamey has returned home after a visit to relatives and friends in Salisbury for several days. |
 | Graded School Finals
American Literature - Miss Daisy Stamey |
 | Sunday At The Churches
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES The Epworth league will meet tonight with Miss Daisy Stamey, Miss Dorothy Eryin will be leader. |
 | Wedding Announcement
Announcements have been received here reading as follows: "Ray C. Anderson and Miss Daisy Mozelle Stamey announce their marriage on Saturday, September 14, 1918, In Norfolk. Va. At home after October 1, 229 West 29th street, Norfolk, VA. Mrs. Anderson Is the popular and attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stamey, of this city. The groom is from Greenville, Texas, and is now in the navy, stationed at Norfolk, Va. |
 | Obit
Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Daisy Stamey Anderson, 80, 214 Hurley Ave., Newport News, died Saturday in Riverside Hospital after a long illness. |
 | Roy C. Anderson Obit
Roy C. (Andy) Anderson, 73, 214 Hurley Ave., Newport News, died Monday in Riverside Hospital after a long illness. A native of Texas, lie was a Peninsula resident for 44 years and was owner and operator of a Hilton Village harbor shop. He was a member of St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Daisy Stamey Anderson, and a grandchild. Peninsula Funeral Home is in charge. The family requests expression of sympathy take the form of contributions to the American Cancer Society. |
 | Marriage Announcement
Mr. Roy C. Anderson and Miss Daisy Mozelle Stanley announce their marriage on Saturday, September the fourteenth, nineteen hundred and eighteen, in Norflok, Va. At home after the first, 229 28th street, Norfolk, Va," Mrs. Anderson is the popular and attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stamey of this city. The groom , Is from Greenville. Texas, and is now In the navy stationed at Norfolk, Va. |
 | Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson arrived this week from Texas to spend some time with Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stamey. |
 | Death Certificate for Daisy Stamey Anderson
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 | Newport District Virginia 1930 Census
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 | 1940 Census
Roy C Anderson head
Daisy Anderson wife
Richard Anderson son |
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1899 - 1979 (80 years)
