Manpower in Stamford Area Grows, USES Reports
USES Stamford office head E C Beaver says veterans returning home now become available for work. Employers urged to place orders to J job referrals to qualified workers. Past week 35 registered, 8 referred, 3 hired amid 60 openings, 45 from area and 15 outside including Borger and San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
E. C. Beaver
United States Employment Service
Armed Forces
Mr. Beaver
North Swenson Avenue
Beaver
Jor
Jones, Haskell
Stonewall
Kent
Borger
San Angelo
Visit Notes and Births in Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jones of Seymour arrived Monday to visit daughter Mrs. Travis Bouchett. A son James Onis Crawford was born to Mr. and Mrs. Onis Crawford of Hamlin at Stamford Sanitarium on December 5 weighing seven pounds six ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morris of Hamlin and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crawford of Stamford. Rudolph Matecha of Hamlin had an operation at Stamford Sanitarium on December 5. Paul Sanders and Guy Sanders of Georgetown Tenn. visit aunt Mrs. S. R. Osment. Paul Sanders recently discharged from military service. Bill Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davis, ill with pneumonia at Stamford Sanitarium. Mrs. Davis also sick with sore throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Jones
Seymour
Mrs. Travis Bouchett
James Onis Crawford
Onis Crawford
Hamlin
Stamford Sanitarium
Crawford
Morris
J. A. Morris
Sam Crawford
Stamford
Rudolph Matecha
Paul Sanders
Guy Sanders
Georgetown
Tenn
S. R. Osment
Bill Davis
J. S. Davis
Local notes on church pastor ill and holiday visits
December five notes report Rev. C B Thomas of Central Christian Church ill but improving. Several families and former students are visiting relatives, with trips to Dallas, Abilene, College Station, and Waco for Thanksgiving and university events. County residents include Langford, Reichenbach, King family, Lee Walker on furlough, Eva Ann Allen, and Ted Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thomas
Central Christian Church
Foringer Family Plans Move to Fayetteville Arkansas
Mr and Mrs R D Foringer and their son Terry will relocate to Fayetteville Arkansas where Foringer will work for General Food Sales Co He recently left military service and the family has been visiting from time to time Mrs Foringer formerly Evelyn Bushell has worked in Dr Almus office during his service period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Foringer
Terry
Fayetteville
Ark
Foringer
General Food Sales Company
Evelyn Bushell
Almus
Christ Above All Theme Set for Anson Baptist Union Meet
The Baptist Training Union associational meeting in Anson Friday night will use Christ Above All as its theme with the slogan Launching a Century with Christ. The program includes prayer, music, officer announcements, church reps, and a keynote address by Rev Miles B. Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Baptist Training Union
Treadwell
Leeders Training Union
Associa
Tional
Stamford Closes Football Season With Loss To Eastland
Stamford ends season with a 19 to 7 defeat at Eastland on Bulldog Field. Two early first quarter and fourth quarter fumbles by Billington led to Eastland touchdowns while Hodge’s 78 yard run and a later 22 yard interception return produced Stamford points. Eastland executed two first quarter scores and another in the final period as Stamford struggled with penalties and passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Eastland
Bulldog
Billington
Hodge
Ladd
Harry Sims
Eastfamed
Funeral Held For James Ely Leslar in Haskell
James Ely Leslar age 75 of Has kell died at Stamford Sanitarium after two week hospital stay. Funeral at Haskell Methodist Church with Rev. Whatley and Rev. Grooms. Burial Willow cemetery. Survivors include wife three sons three daughters two brothers a sister nine grandchildren one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ely Leslar
Haskell
J. E. Gregory
Stamford
H. R. Whatley
First Baptist Church
Jordan Grooms
Willow Cemetery
Kinney
Leslar
Arkansas
Fannie Abshire
Grandview
Elizabeth Hays
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Godbey
Munday
Fly
Amarillo
Lee
Phoenix
Ariz
Ida Varsey
Detroit
W. N. Cole
Rule
Louie Leflar
Shilo Springs
Ark
Steve Leflar
Mexico
Bruner
Hamlin
Bunkleys Return to Abilene After Navy Service
E Bunkley pharmacist mate third class discharged after three years in the Navy. He and wife Tommie Faye Stell traveled from San Diego to Abilene by plane and were greeted by both sets of parents. They plan to go to Austin in February where Bunkley will resume work at the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bunkley
San Diego
United States Navy
Tommie Faye Stell
Abilene
J. T. Stell
Claude Benkley
Howard Whatey
Bunkley
Austin
University of Texas
Simpsons To Make Home in Stamford
Mr and Mrs W R Simpson arrive to establish a Stamford home. Boatswain first class Simpson received discharge at San Francisco on November 5 after 47 months in service with 22 months at sea. His wife Helen has lived in Oregon. They married about a year ago. Simpson is son of Mr and Mrs W A Simpson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Simpson
Simpson
United States Navy
San Francisco
Helen Simpson
Oregon
W. A. Simpson
Hal George Mason Is Called Back From Furlough
Hal George Mason, home on furlough from Ft. Bragg, N C, received a telegram November 27 canceling 10 days of leave and he left Monday to return to Ft. Bragg. He was promoted to technician fifth grade on November 1 and serves as a supply clerk. He has been at Ft. Bragg since reassignment after overseas service, returning from the European Theater June 24 after five months in France Germany and Czechoslovakia with combat March 29 to May 12. Thanksgiving was celebrated at the home of his grandparents J E Duncan of Stamford with extended family from Stamford Abilene and Tech 5 Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Mason
J. E. Duncan
Dudley Duncan
Cora Brown
Myrtle Tschabold
Paul Duncan
Paula
Stamford
Jack Duncan
Jacqueline
Buster Walton
Doris Jane
Clay Boyer
Duncan Lair
Mary Jin Mason
Abilene
Tech
Funeral Services For Mrs J C Nix In Stamford
Funeral services for Mrs Gertrude Emily Morris Nix age 67 were held at Swenson Avenue Baptist Church with Rev H S Hinson. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery. Mrs Nix died after a heart attack at Stamford Sanitarium. Survivors include husband two sons three daughters fourteen grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Nix
Swenson Avenue Baptist Church
H S. Hinson
Highland Cemetery
Kinney Funeral Home
Nix
Edwards County
The
Baptist Church
Jones County
Stamford
Runnels County
J. Elridge Nix
Morris Nix
Mae Warren
Abilene
W. W. Young
Discharged World War II Veteran Lonnie Adkins Returns Home
Sgt. Lonnie R. Adkins arrives in Seymour after 51 months overseas in North Africa and Italy. He receives the American Defense medal and service awards at Fort Sam Houston under the point system. He entered service February 19, 1941 and trained at Camp Wolters Ft. Benning and Ft. Bragg before sailing April 2, 1943. He meets his 27 month old daughter Dianne on return. son of Mrs. Maude Adkins. wife Christine McKay. They reside at 207 East Handlain Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie R. Adkins
North Africa
Italy
Fort Sam Houston
Adkins
Camp Wolters
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Dianne
Maude Adkins
Seymour
Christine McKay
East Handlain Street
John R. Nail Returns from Service with Honors
Sgt. John R. Nail, aerial engineer on a C 54, returns home after discharge at Sheppard Field. He served 14 months in India during World War II and totals 3½ years in the service. Nail earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal and will reside with his wife to work with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Nail
India
Sheppard Field
Nail
Christmas Cantata By Stamford Music Club
The Stamford Music club presents its annual Christmas cantata at St. John's Methodist church on Sunday night December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Music Club
St. John’s Methodist Church
Thanks to Yanks program to close on December 10
Mrs. Ryland Gleaton chairs the project urging holiday donations for hospitalized GI Joe and GI Jane service members. With a target of about half a million gifts, organizers ask for stationery, reading material, cigarettes, toiletries, and more, to show appreciation this Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanks
GI Joe
GI Jane
Ryland Gleaton
Stamford Produce Company Sold to Abilene Buyer
Stamford Produce Company owned by R. C. Shelton and Earl O'Steen was sold to C. D. Echols of Abilene effective January 1. Shelton will continue to operate the business for a time and no changes will be made. Echols has 26 years with Walker-Smith Wholesale Grocer and led the Abilene branch for 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Produce Company
R. C. Shelton
Earl O'Steen
C. D. Echols
Abilene
Shelton Sald
Shelton
Echols
Walker-Smith Wholesale Grocer Company
Walker-Smith Company
Young Brothers Return from Overseas Highlight Family Reunion
Corporal Emmitt Young of the U S Marines has been discharged after service since December 1942 and joins his parents Rev and Mrs S H Young to plan a return to Southern Methodist University. His brother Lieutenant Horace Young has come home from England and awaits discharge at Camp Fannin. Their sister Mrs John Garrity and Lieutenant Garrity are due December 12 with a 30 day furlough for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Emmitt Young
United States Marines
S. H. Young
Southern Methodist University
Lieut
Horace Young
England
United States
Camp Fannin
John F. Garrity
Emogene Young
Garrity
Cecil Gregory Returns After 42 Months in Service
Cecil Gregory has returned to Stamford after a 42 month wartime service. He received his discharge at San Antonio on November 15 and plans to visit relatives before staying a few days more. Gregory, a mess sergeant with staff sergeant rank, was stationed in Africa for three months and served in Italy. He was overseas 27 months, returning from Leghorn, Italy. He worked at Saferway Store before joining the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Gregory
Stamford
San Antonio
Gregory
Africa
Italy
United States
Leghorn
Saferway Store
Bazaar by Central Christian women at Elliott Tailor Shop
A bazaar organized by the ladies of Central Christian church will be held at Elliott Tailor Shop on Saturday December 8. Handwork suited for Christmas gifts will be sold.
Rainfall Totals and Frosts Mark Week
A slow drizzle Sunday and Sunday night brought .39 inch of rain. The week saw lower temperatures with several hard frosts in the mornings and a light freeze Tuesday morning.
Stamford High Band to Present Christmas Concert
The Stamford High School band directed by Mrs. Tony Selmon will perform a Christmas concert at the high school auditorium on Friday December 21 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Schools
Stamford High School
Tony Selmon
Cotton Ginning Totals Filed for Jones County
Census report shows 34000 bales ginned in Jones County from the 1945 crop prior to November 14, compared with 27671 bales for 1944, according to special agent Bowen Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Bowen Pope
Special Lagent
Christmas Lights to Glow as Stamford Opens Season
Christmas lights will be turned on Friday night December 7 officially opening the Christmas season for Stamford merchants. A 41 foot tree arrived from California and stands on the post office plaza. Show windows are bright with festive lighting and Santa themed displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
California
Post Office
Newquist Baby Chokes to Death
Ralph Dewane Newquist six year old son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Newquist of the Bricksdahl community choked to death Wednesday morning as family rushed him to hospital. Autopsy found no disease cause. He had a light cold and had been kept home from school. Funeral Friday at 3 p m at Bethel Lutheran church Ericksdahl with Dr Hugo B Haterius conducting. Burial in churchyard cemetery Kinney Funeral Home in charge. Survived by sister Delores and grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Newquist and Mr and Mrs C H Seth. His mother is Dorene Seth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dewane Newquist
Stanley Newquist
Bricksdahl
Bethel Lutheran Church
Ericksdahl
Hugo B. Haterius
Kinney Funeral Home
Delores
Ed New Quit
C. H. Seth
Dorene Seth
Jones County Farm Loan Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Jones County National Farm Loan Association held its annual meeting on December 1 in Anson. Dr. W Crumpler was re elected director with R B Buie C F Upshaw J L Culbertson and L H McBride as directors. B L Jones re elected secretary treasurer and Mrs Maude Pittman named office assistant. The association saw its busiest year with farmers retiring nearly 500000 in loans not yet due and 250000 in new loans. It holds 65360 in capital stock and 29869.98 in surplus while servicing 1500000 in loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County National Farm Loan Association
Anson
W. Crumpler
R. B. Buie
C. F. Upshaw
Stamford
J. L. Culbertson
L. H. McBride
Hamlin
B. L. Jones
Maude Pittman
Bohmfalk Rites Held for Maxine Bohmfalk at Lueders
Mrs. Maxine Faye Bohmfalk 26 died Monday after months of ill health. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 p m in Lueders Baptist Church with Rev. George Harrington. Burial followed in Bisbee, Arizona via Abilene. Survivors include husband D L Bohmfalk daughter Darlene, parents J J and Mrs Goodall, sisters and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Lueders
Maxine Faye Bohmfalk
Bohmfalk
Heath
J. 3. Goodall
Douglas
Ariz
George Harrington
Abilene
Kinney Funeral Home
Bisbee
Girard
D. L. Bohmfalk
Arizona
Delline
Frank Long
Arkansas
Dorothy Goodall
Bonnie
Marie
Ruby
Ralph
California
Navy petty officer Kenneth Rorie receives discharge
Kenneth Rorie petty officer third class of the United States Navy has received his discharge. He arrived in Seattle Washington on November 11 and, with his wife, has come to Stamford. He had been stationed in Australia. Rorie is a son of Mrs. W. J. Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rorie
Unite States Navy
Seattle
Wash
Stamford
Australia
Rorie
W. J. Major
Parents of Cubs Club Meeting Sponsored by PTA
Parents of boys entering Cub Scout age are invited to a meeting sponsored by the Parent-Teachers Association at Oliver Street and Reynolds Street schools. The PTA asks parents to assist in starting the Cub Scout work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Oliver Street School
Reynolds Street School
Postmaster R. Thomas Returns Home After Treatment
Postmaster R. Thomas, who had been receiving rheumatism treatment at Stamford Sanitarium, has returned home and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ©. Thomas
Stamford Sanitarium
Kirk Dairy Building Underway at East Reynolds Street
Construction resumes this week on Kirk's Dairy general pasteurization plant for milk and by products. Foundations laid last summer halted by material shortages. light buff brick and glazed tile interior to be used. E E Kirkpatrick and son Frank Kirkpatrick own and will operate the plant with all new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Reynolds Street
E. E. Kirkpatrick
Frank Kirkpatrick
Stamford Stumbles Over Series E Bond Quota Shortfall
Stamford area trails its Series E Victory Loan quota with about 78 percent sold by Wednesday and an overall 86 percent. $38,000 still needed. Local leaders plan December 7 as a deadline, with Roy Arledge and A C Bishop touring Stamford and surrounding towns to boost subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Pearl Harbor
Roy Arledge
A. C. Bishop
Leeders
Avoca
Arledge
Bishop
A. C. Humphrey
Otto Sosebee
Anson Area
Tate May
Hamlin
Jones County
Mrs Minnie Huggins Dies After Heart Ailment
Mrs Minnie C Huggins 57 died Thursday November 29 at 2 0 p m in Stamford Sanitarium after a heart ailment. Visiting daughter Mrs Raymond Hammer, she came from California with son George L Huggins and daughter Miss Vada Huggins. Funeral Friday at 3 p m First Baptist with Rev Miles B Hays. burial Highland Cemetery Kinney Funeral Home in charge. She born January 5 1888 in Alabama moved to San Mateo from Olton four years ago. Survivors include husband T L Huggins Weatherford two sons R H Huggins Concord Calif and George L Huggins four daughters Mrs Hammer Mrs ER J Gilliam San Antonio Mrs Woodson McNeil Olney and Miss Vada Huggins. 14 grandchildren and brother Hoyt Suggs Longview. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie C. Huggins
Stamford Sanitarium
Raymond Hammer
George L. Huggins
Vada Huggins
San Mateo
California
First Baptist Church
Miles B. Hays
Highland Cemetery
Kinney Funeral Home
Huggins
Alabama
Olton
T. L. Huggins
Weatherford
R. H. Huggins
Concord
Calif
Hammer
Local Men Take Trip After Discharges
Ted Smith discharged at Camp Butner North Carolina traveled to Great Lakes Naval Training Station with T R Harrison as Harrison received his Navy discharge. They visited Chicago Niagara Falls and New York City before returning to Texas. Harrison and wife are now in Fort Worth. Smith served two and a half years as a sergeant in the European Theater. Harrison served three years as chief specialist and was formerly educational director at the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Smith
Camp Butner
N. C
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
T. R. Harrison
Navy
Smith
First Baptist Church
Chemurgic Regional Clinic Attended by A C Bishop
A C Bishop left Wednesday for Wichita Falls to attend the regional chemurgic clinic held December 5 and 6. The event was sponsored by the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce the West Texas Chamber of Commerce and the Texas Chemurgic Congress to discuss recent research and further uses of West Texas products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bishop
Wichita Falls
Lieutenant John F. Anderson Returns to Chandler Field
Lieutenant John F Anderson, formerly stationed on Iwo Jima, has returned to the United States for his wife Jeanette Taylor and their baby son Freddie whom he had never seen. They have moved to Chandler Arizona where Anderson will be stationed at Chandler Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Anderson
Iwo Jima
United States
Jeanette Taylor
Freddie
Chandler, Ariz
Chandler Field
Dick Giles Named New City Manager Succeeding Bowdry
Dick Giles was named city manager by the Stamford City Council in a called session. A. C. Humphrey, the mayor, announced the appointment and noted Olive McDougle’s effective acting tenure during Bowdry’s resignation after 13 years. Giles returns from England with 19 months service as a corporal. his family resides here while he completes the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Giles
Grady Bowdry
A. C. Humphrey
Giles
Stamford
Olive McDougle
Miss McDougle
England
Jane
Rickie
West Texas Utilities Company
Tire
Stam- Cher of Commerce
White Front Facelift Planned for South Square
A face lifting will be given to buildings on the south side of the square with all white fronts. Work began Wednesday on painting the structures. The project will cover Wilson Bakery's new buildings Elliott Cleaning Company premises the Masonic lodge a secondhand store Knowles barber shop and the Palace theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bakery
Elliott Cleaning Company
Masonic Lodge
Knowles Barber Shop
Palace Theatre
Military Rites For Boyd Yukon Brooks In Stamford
Boyd Yukon Brooks 20 died at Stamford Sanitarium after motorcycle crash injuries. Military funeral rites included American Legion and Texas State Guard, with a large turnout of veterans. He served in the Navy Pacific theater and was discharged in 1945. Survivors include parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brooks and five brothers and two sisters. Funeral Sunday at 3 p.m. at 218 West Davenport Street. burial Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povd
Yukon
Brooks
Stamford
J. F. Brooks
West Davenport Street
L. D. Hull
Northside
Calvin Woods
Dick Rowland
Henry Miller
Charlie Stokes
Monte Gentry
Charlie King
Vernon Bishop
Bill
Smoky) Miller
Bill Engler
Lloyd Weems
Lloyd Sides
Edgar Sorrell
C. R. Taylor
C. B. Smith
Claude Bennett
Jim Cobb
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Navy
Lubbock
Pacific
U. S. Naval Hospital
Farragutt
Idaho
Pvt
Jimmie Brooks
Midland
Albuquerque
Clifford
Oscar
Walter
Fay Stewart
Thelma Moss
Charles Holloway
Gary Grant
Joe Cleo Moss
Carol Jean Brooks
Grover Yeatts Dies In Abilene Home
Grover Yeatts died after being stricken at his Abilene residence. He passed away at about 8 15 a m after a hospital transfer. Ches ter Yeatts and Mrs H S Abbott family members learned of his death. Capt Billy Yeatts, son of Grover and wife, recently returned from the European Theater of Operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Yeatts
Chester Yeatts
Abilene
H. S. Abbott
Rotary Club Hosts Stamford High Football Squad Luncheon
Stamford High School football players were honored at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Stamford Inn. Coach Robert Thompson introduced the team and its leaders Billy Lowe and Billy McKeever. Guests included Lee Walker and Sgt Leonard Mackmin. Dick Giles spoke on city governance and Emory Lambkin joined as a new member. The club announced 70 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford High
Rotary Club
Stamford Inn
A. C. Bishop
Robert Thompson
Billy Lowe
Billy McKeever
Lee Walker
Tamfor
Leonard Mackmin
Abilene Army Recruiting Office
Dick Giles
Dub Ledbetter
Abilene
Jim Cobb
Leroy Johnson
Emory Lambkin
Roy McClung Home On 30 Day Leave
Roy McClung a third class signalman in the United States Navy is home on a 30 day leave visiting his mother Mrs Mabel McClung and other family members He has served on a troop ship and visited combat ports including Tokyo Bay after landing via Okinawa He reports to Dallas December 29 and expects discharge January 17 He is joined by brother Reginald Mee Clung who left November 26 for army service at Ft Sam Houston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McClung
United States Navy
Mabel McClung
McClung
Tokyo Bay
Okinawa
Dallas
Reginald Mee Clung
Ft Sam Houston
Christmas Program Set By WSCS At St. John's
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at St. John's Methodist plans a Christmas program and a gift exchange at Monday's meeting. Mrs. J. F. McCulloch led the final year end session with reports praised and life memberships awarded to Mrs. Jack Jones and Mrs. J. B. Dodson. Stamford eyes district Harvest Day on December 11 at Knox City. new officers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Socety of
Christian Service
St. John’s Methodist Church
J. F. McCulloch
Jack Jones
J. B. Dodson
Stamford
Knox City
Dick Carsons Have Thanksgiving Affair
Mr and Mrs Dick Carson hosted a Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday A assortment of relatives attended including Mr and Mrs James Robertson and their son Jimmie of Aspermont Mr and Mrs Sam Hill and children Jean Joan and Jim Abilene Mrs B K Carson Mrs Kate and Miss Fesnens Coreen of Ella Armstrong Mrs M Robertson and Richard Carson Attendees enjoyed a turkey with trimmings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Carson
James H. Robertson
Jimmie Robertson
Aspermont
Sam Hill
Jean
Joan
Jim Abilene
B. K. Carson
Kate
Fesnens Coreen
Ella Armstrong
M. Robertson
Richard Carson
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. E. Elliott
Lynder Holley
Dan Robert Langford
College Station
A. and
Richard Reichenbach
Joy Britt
Carl Gage
Naval Station
J. C. King and Son
Trine
Lie Closkey General Hospital
Eva Ann Allen
Waka
Ted Strauss
Texas University
Will
Bunkleys Return
Simpsons
Hal George Mason
J. C. Nix
Young Brothers
Overseas
Newquist
Jones County Farm Loan Association
Mrs. Maxine Faye Bohmfalk
Kirk
Minnie Huggins
Chemurgic
Boyd Yukon Brooks
WSCS
Dick Carsons
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