Two Families at Tuxedo Attend Family Reunions
Rain brings relief in Tuxedo with reports of scattered showers up to 4.3 inches. O J Riley and family of Threckmorton attend Church of Christ. several local residents host and attend reunions and visits across Stamford, Hamlin, Hamlin and surrounding towns as kinfolk gather for birthdays, hospital updates, and extended family scenes.
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Tuxedo
O. J. Riley
Threckmorton
Church of Christ
O. J
el Baize
Baird
Amy Segerstrom
Lilly Rivers
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Elmer Roddy
Scott Moody
Jennifer
Lubbock
Goodwin
Anson
Mildred Baize
Vera Culberson
Hamlin
Joe Culberson
Florence Cowan
C. C. Prater
A. J. French Sr
Waxahachie
Tex
Della Jones
Abilene
Amerson family reunion and distant visitors noted
Mrs 1 Bushell of Stamford visited with daughter Mrs Jack Buske and families from El Paso Carlsbad and Bill Douglas and daughters in Carlsbad. Ferrell and Amerson reunions were held in Lubbock with guests from Baytown Abilene Hamlin and Canton Ohio. Wayne Hardin joined the Sims for a few days. Ones coming longest distance were Rev and Mrs W A Amerson from Canton Ohio.
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Bushell
Stamford
Jack Buske
Rick Dell
Scott
el Paso
Bill Douglas
Lynnette
Darlene
Carlsbad
N. M
Carl Sims
Ferrell
Wayne Hardin
the Sims
Gene Amerson
Baytown
Fred Giles
Abilene
C. P Amerson
Amerson
Johnny Bryant
Hamlin
McKenzie Park
Lubbock
W. A. Amerson
Canton
Ohio
Field Day Rescheduled by Jones County Officials
The Jones County Field Day, postponed due to wet fields, will now occur Wednesday August 11. The itinerary remains the same with departure from the court house in Anson at 7:30 a.m. and visits to Newman West place and Clyde Wright farm to conclude.
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Jones County
Court House
Anson
Newman West Place
Clyde Wright
Funeral Held Here Monday For Mrs Francis
Mrs K K Francis died of an apparent heart attack Friday at 9 20 pm. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Stamford Memorial Hospital after returning from a Taos New Mexico trip. Funeral 4 pm Monday at Central Presbyterian Church with Rev Jerry Boles officiating. Burial Highland Memorial Cemetery directed by Kinney Funeral Home. Survivors: husband, one daughter Hap Davenport of Stamford, one son K K Jr of New Castle Virginia, three grandchildren, one sister Essie Scott of Tulsa. Pallbearers listed.
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K. K. Francis
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Francis
Taos
N. M
Central Presbyterian Church
Jerry Boles
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Kinney Funeral Home
Geneva Allen
DeQueen
Ark
Abilene
Stamford
West Texas Utilities
Hap
B. PP
Davenport TI
K. K. Jr
New Castle
Essie Scott
Tulsa
Oklo
McKeever and Baughton Play Friday at Rice Springs
Leo McKeever and C G Baughton performed Friday night at the Rice Springs Rest Home in Haskell, delivering a music set for residents.
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Leo McKeever
C. G. Baughton
Rice Springs Rest Home
Haskell
Young Farmers Field Day And Leadership Conference
Local young farmers from the area will attend the Young Farmer Field Day and Leadership Conference at the O'Donnell Community Center on August 10 starting at 10 am. Jerry Manske invites all interested to call 773-3984 to reserve. Activities include narrow row machinery inspections, a leadership conference, and a farm tour featuring narrow row crop practices and new planting and harvesting machines.
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O'Donnell
Jerry Manske
Correction On Stamford Burglaries Count
A Stamford police report corrects last week’s figure, stating only two burglaries were investigated during the month instead of twenty two.
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Stamford
Coffee Trees Bear Fruit For About Twenty Years
Coffee trees begin producing fruit for roughly two decades, with yields gradually declining as trees mature. The period of peak production spans about 20 years before replanting or pruning strategies are considered to sustain output.
Naomi Class Names Officer Team at First Baptist Church
Naomi Class of the First Baptist Church named its officers at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs. Jack Mills home. Class teacher is Mrs. BF. L. Cowger with Mrs. Mills as president, Mrs. S. H. Rogers as vice president, and Mrs. W. Anderson as secretary and treasurer. Social chair is Mrs. L Cromwell and group chairmen are Mrs. Herman Cox, Mrs. W. A. Tipton, and Mrs. RK. Hammer.
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Naomi
First Baptist Church
Jack Mills
BF. L. Cowger
Mills
S. H. Rogers
W. ©. Anderson
L., Cromwell
Herman Cox
W. A. Tipton
RK. H. Hammer
Women Attend Seminar at McMurry College
Members of the Weslyan Service Guild and Woman's Society of Christian Service at St. John's United Methodist Church attended a Mission Study seminar last week at McMurry College. The program covered 1972 study courses and officer training. Attendees included Rozella Veazey, Jollis Haynes, Bill Gay, Eck Gillespie, Marvin Stanford, Byron Lewis, C. T. Dodson, and Frank Cannon.
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Weslyan Service Guild
Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. John’s
Helm couple vacation links with Mullins family in West
Mr and Mrs A R Helm spent last week in New Mexico and Colorado. In South Fork Colorado they met their daughter and her family Mr and Mrs George Mullins and Shera lyn of Abilene who were also on vacation there.
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A. R. Helm
New Mexico
Colorado
South Fork
Colo
George Mullins
Sheralyn
Abilene
Gonzales Rites Held Tuesday At St. Ann's
Selestino Gonzales 68 died Sunday after a three day illness. Rites led by Rev. William Cadigan at St. Ann Catholic Church. Burial in Highland Memorial Cemetery by Kinney Funeral Home. Born May 19, 1903 in New Braunfels he married Teresa Rios in Nueces County. He moved to Stamford in 1940 from Travis County and was a retired farmer and Saint Ann's member. Survivors include his wife five sons eight daughters.
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Selestino Gonzales
Stamford Memorial Hospital
William Cadigan
St Ann Catholic Church
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Kinney Funeral Home
New Braunfels
Teresa Rios
Nueces County
Stamford
Travis County
Saint Ann’s Church
Marcos
Wichita Falls
John
A. G
Raymond
Steve
Ofelia Cedillo
Francis Cedillo
Maryann Agrrera
Notable Wichita Falls Family Ties Across States
Stamford residents include Miss Rose Gonzales and Mrs Ellen Mendez along with Mrs Lola Munoz. other relatives named are Mrs Hope Lopez of O'Donnell and Mrs Lucy Barron of Fort Worth. The clan counts 56 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren, plus one brother Matias Gonzales of Lubbock.
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Stamford
Rose Gonzales
Ellen Mendez
Lola Munoz
Wichita Falls
Hope Lopez
O'Donnell
Lucy Barron
Fort Worth
Matias Gonzales
Lubbock
It takes more muscles to frown than to smile
An ad style blurb promotes quick relief for athlete’s foot with T-41, claiming fast application and rapid skin restoration. It promises a one hour result with a refund if not satisfied and mentions availability at ITV DRUG.
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ITV
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