GATHERINGS AND GET TOGETHERS BECKHAM COUNTY OK  1930- 1940

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Surprise Party for Rev. Mosley 70th Birhday
Friends and relatives entertained with a surprise dinner Sunday in the home of
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Mosley, honoring Rev. Mosleys 70th birthday,were Mr and Mrs
 Monroe Mosley,and family, Mr and Mrs Bant Mosley and family,Mr and Mrs William
 Mosley Mr and Mrs Ira Lee Mosley and family,Mr and Mrs Bill Mosley and family,
 Mr and Mrs Clyde Mosley and family, Mr and Mrs Charley Mosley and family,Mr 
and Mrs Houstom Mosley and family,Mr and Mrs Cotton Boggs and family,Mr and 
Mrs Frank Thompson and family, Others present were MissHubbord, Mrs
Tittsworth, Mr and Mrs M.J. Sechrist,Rev. and Mrs Pete Thomas of Sayre,
and Mr and Mrs Marose of Chicago Illionis.

Mrs Crutchfield  Has Guest
Mrs J.M. Sechrist and daughter Mrs U.J. McRae and Mrs Jim Dees visited Mrs 
Crutchfield Thursday afternoon.
Paulyne Rutherford is visiting with her grandmother in Sayre from Amarillo.

Sechrist Have Visitors
Mr and Mrs Paul Rutherford and Leonard Sechrist of Amarillo  spent the weekend
with Mrs J.M. Sechrist of Sayre. Mrs Ulis McRae who had been  here on an 
extended  visit, returned to Amarillo with the.

Mr Cox Has Tacky Party
This was in the 40s after Jerome had died.
Mr. H.E. Cox entertained with a tacky party in the home of Mrs E. Cox Saturday
night. The time was spent making music and playing games. Prizes were awarded 
to Tom Thompson for being the tackiest man and to Mrs Homer Henry for the 
tackest lady. Other attendents were Mr and Mrs Shot Stone, Mr and Mrs Bill 
Wilcox and family, Mr and Mrs George Williams,Mr Homer Henry and family, Mrs 
H.E. Cox and children, Mr and Mrs M.J. Sechrist, Mrs T.B. Thompson, Ethyl
Williams, Wanda Jean Mangum, Lillie Williams, Albert Cox, and Dewey and
Calvin Thompson.