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Plano Star-CourierMorch 16 1966 Pag5MrsDolly HasfordCelebrating Her BirthdayDolly, yes hello Dolthe two companiesly,” is our theme song today later moving to Plano. Mr. Has-when we present the life of ford had the idea that Industryshould get out of the big citiesand move to where there wasMrs. Dolly Hasford in our feature story Today is Mrs. Hasford’s birthday and she is celebratingright along with ' ole St Pat-, states Brass, hasnek, since she has a bit of . _.;i ;*more space for expansion. Eastman Products Company whichdone nothing but grow until itimi blood” in her veins. , ,,__,___„ . .. . • is one of the most productiveHer Christian name is Georgi _____ ^.....hu,_„anna Elsie McCleverty and was C07f,n,es ,.m. ‘h,e s»ulhwest-the daughter of an' Assistant sa,d Mrs HasfordContractor of the Katv Railroad. Her father gave her the nickname of “Dolly” since she was so small when she was born that her head could fit into a tea cup.Mrs. Hasford was born in St. Louis. Mo. on March 16. 1901 and lived “wherever the President of the railway company wanted to live”, as her fatherShe worked as bookkeeper for the Estman Company for many years until she and her husband decided to adopt two lovely children. C. B Hasford, Jr. (Judge! attends school in Westchester, Penn , and Mrs. Pam Rheudasil, and the two grandchildren. Carla Jean, four years old and Richard Scott, age two years, live in ParisWdlHCU - VC 1, f swdr forwas part of the office staff. She , . ,1this gracius lady.MRSHarringtthe progress of Plano, the proposed animal ordinance, at-Honor Guestfull - time dog - warden, enFor Coffeeattended school in St. L o u i s, then mved to Dallas, and attended San Jacinto School and Brvan Street Hiph School Sh* later graduated from St Louis High School whe^ the famil\ moved back to Missouri. She also attended W?shiaton University in St. I ouis. For a couple of vears she piavpd in theforcement of anti - weed ordi-, ^. r ..... 1 St. Louis Municipal Opera andrecreational facilities i. L______r___,u...nances,Incumbent Mayor, R. L. Har- for Plano’s youth, restaurantrington, Jr., was guest of honor facilities, and other related com-tfee in the home of Mrs. Maxmesses.During the question and an-Bryant, at 2633 Brookview, Friday, March 11.swer session which followed,because she was so small thm used her in the juvenile partsfor the productions.Her birthday. March 16, also is her wedding anniversary She and the late C. B. HasfordMayor Harrington, seeking re-election, spoke briefly aboutw « w ( » ■■ ■ — 11 — — — — — — r i —— — — -Mayor Harrington explained in were married forty-two year' detail Plano’s water rate ago today. As time marchedstructure, Plano’s future water onward, the Hasfords and Low-___ADS BRINGFAST RESULTS!requirements, and how these requirement will affect the individual housewife in Plano. Guests —from the surrounding area.ell Bonner started the Eastman Products Company on McKinney and Lamar streets in Dal-were housewives las. They bought the ValDezScrew Products Company and*LettingYour IncomeITax ReturnJust Like Put• LtingMoneyThe Banknot only save you time and moneybut we will relieve you ofyour worryingandfretting over fillingoutyourreturn• • •DON'T LET TAXES GET YOU DOWN! COUNT ON US TO FIGURE IT OUT.Phone 995-7120JohnWebsterWebtN* OfficeConsultantsStmt, FtooettWe asked, “Dolly”, what do you like to do for entertainment? She answered in this manner, “I like to do anything any average person likes to do. In fact she says, “I stay ady to go at the drop of a jp-hat. When someone comesalong and says go, I go We said, where do you like lo go or do you have anv hobbies? She replied, “I like to dance, play bridge, golf and bingo.” She likes to travel and has covered around thirty states in the United States and t()I many European countries. She c d visits the hospitals to see sick as friends, goes on shopping trips and making social calls.For many years she has been cne of the leading civic workers in Plano, and commented upon this fact: “When some-1st( one in Plano wants or needssomething, they always know where I live ” She has always 11had a “heart of gold” for the people of her community and has promoted every endeavor for the betterment of this com- r‘munity. ,To begin her business career she worked as a typist in the office for the Railroad Compar/ and has been active in the Busi- V(ness and Professional Women’s Club in Plano. She is a mem- j ri ber of the First Methodist 11 Church, President of the Phil-athea Sunday School Class, Order of Eastern Star, Plano Garden Club, Rejebian Club, Glen Lakes and Canyon Creek Coun-1 €try Clubs. She holds a life membership in the Parent Teachers ;sl Association and the Woman’s aSociety of Christian Service.When our “country girl” moved to town five years ago, she opened her home for many parties and club meetings in the community. To know Mrs. Dolly Hasford is like “taking a breath of fresh air on a coldas St. Patrickwinter’s morn, might say, but truly, the city of Plano is blessed to have inits rmrlst, this woman of dignity and hof.or.Jaycee-Ettes
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Plano Star Courier
Plano, Texas, US
Wed, Mar 16, 1966
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