Mitchell and Rosenquist Tie Dec 2 at Bethel Lutheran
Kelly Ann Mitchell and Dean Rosenquist married December 2 at Bethel Lutheran Church with Rev. Stan Leaf officiating. Bride, daughter of James and Mrs Mitchell, and groom, son of Bud E Rosenquist, celebrated with music by Birger Haterius and Kathy McLellan. Witnesses included maid of honor Lisa Goree and best man Casey Wills. The couple, longtime Stamford residents, after a Lake Brownwood wedding trip, reside at 702 S Anson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee Perryman
Dallas
Allen Mitchell
Bart Rosenquist
Trey Barron
Seminole
Devery
Darren Rosenquist
Marcie Edwards
Abilene
Eddie Dale Underwood
Anson
Fellowship Hall
Cliff House
Stamford High School
High's
Flowers
West Texas Utilities Co
Lake Brownwood
S. Anson
Stamford
Wedding Shower Honors Mrs Medford in Sand Springs Okla
Mrs Bret Medford of Sand Springs Oklahoma was honored with a wedding shower Friday from 7 to 830 p m at her aunt J W Howard s home in Haskell. Receiving line included the honoree her mother Lois Andress and grandmothers Ella Howard and J B Doty. Hostesses listed. Refreshments served. Thanksgiving guests included numerous Carlton family members and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Medford
Sand Springs
Okla
J. W. Howard
Haskell
Lois Andress
Ella Howard
J. B. Doty
Stamford
Alice Andress
Bert Carlton
Dora Kretschmer
Frances Weise
J. W Howard
Lynn Carlton
Don Shega
Shane
Ronnie
Albuquerque
N. M
Kenneth Carlton
Debbra
Kevin
Albert Schmidt
Leisure Lodge
Claudine Chapman
Beatrice Livengood
Rice Springs
Lawrence Payne
Houston
W. W. Carlton
Hospital Notes and Local Tidbits from December
Hospital notes list medical patients including Mrs Bobby Robertson and Mrs Lina Lee among many others across Vernon Anson Albany Clyde Hamlin Roby and Has kell. surgical and accident patients also noted. Community items cover a Masonic Star dinner December 9 birth announcements for Troy Neal Laura Ann and Kelly Gene. Thanksgiving visits and a note on Samuel Fox inventing the umbrella in 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Robertson
Lina Lee
Hamlin
Ozelle Davis
Lueders
Inez Bowdry
Vernon Suratt
Clyde
Alfred Griffin
McCaulley
Carl Schkade
Albany
Rosa Carman
Adalaid McBride
Tom Newell
Fleet P. Tarrance
Aspermont
Ellen Thompson
Howard Shanafelt
N.C. March
Earnestine Walker
Roland Kelley
Charles Stinnett Jr
Anson
Nina Holland
R. B. Can
Haskell
Stephen Bartee
Marie Romero
Steve Holloway
Ernest Bedthauer
Rule M.C. Elkins
Minnie Berk
Annie Kirk
Troy Neal
Troy D. Faglie
Laura Ann
Juan Ledesma
Kelly Gene
Bobby Joe Robertson
Open house to honor E. T. Gibsons
Mr and Mrs E T Gibson will be honored with an open house in their new McCauley home on Sunday Dec 10 from 230 to 440 pm Hosted by their children Mrs Owen Kay O Kelly of Trent Sheila Grice of Abilene and Mrs John Merline Berry of Hamlin The Gibsons home was destroyed by fire in January and the new residence was built on the same site All friends and relatives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Gibson
McCauley
Owen
Kay) O'Kelly
Trent
Sheila Grice
Abilene
John
Merline) Berry
Hamlin
Ex-resident named president of Southern Seedmen's Association
A former Stamford resident, Jim Lindsey of Plainview, was elected president of the Southern Seedmen's Association for 1979 during the group's 60th annual convention in New Orleans held November 26 to 28. Lindsey, who arrived in Stamford with the Soil Conservation Service in the late 1940s and served on the city council, developed the Lindsey hybrid grain sorghum and later merged with Funk to form the Lindsey-Funk Seed Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Southern Seedmen’s Association
New Orleans
Jim Lindsey
Plainview
Lindsey
The
Soil Conservation Service
Funk
Lindsey-Funk Seed Co
L A Homemakers Sponsor Yale Program Christmas Event
The Lueders Avoca Future Homemakers of America will host a Christmas program on December 12 at the Lueders Avoca Homemaking building. Carolyn Schur of West Texas Utilities speaks, with refreshments by VHA members. Mr and Mrs Jeff Green of Redondo Beach visited Texas for a family wedding and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders-Avoca Future Homemakers of America
Lueders- Avoca
Carolyn Schur
West Texas Utilities Home Economist
VHA
Jeff Green
Redondo Beach
Calif
Lynn Flowers
Hazel Overton
Family food costs rise from 1965 to 1974
An American family with two children aged 6 to 11 spent an average of $58.10 per week on food in 1974, up from $34 per week in 1965, illustrating rising household food expenses over the period.
HSU Head Addresses Local Church at Mission Banquet
The First Baptist Church held an all church banquet at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall as Dr. Jesse Fletcher of Hardin Simmons University speaks on foreign missions. Fletcher, longtime Foreign Mission Board official, discussed his career from student days to leadership roles and referenced the death of Dr. Bill Wallace in China as inspiration for mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Jesse Fletcher
Hardinimmons University
Southern Baptists
Foreign Mission Board
Metroplex
West Texas
Bill Wallace
China
Fletcher
Wallace
Celery Freshness Tips and Biblical Mission Goals
Dr Fletcher and thousands of Christians are inspired by a motivational example. The Southern Baptist foreign missions goal for the year is 40 million dollars while First Baptist aims for 10 thousand. Fresh celery should feel solid and stalks glossy green. place the butt in water to freshen, though badly wilted stalks cannot fully recover.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kelly Ann Mitchell
Dean Rosenquist
Dean Allen Rosenquist
Mrs. Medford
Romance
Etoni Todd
Toni Todd
Hassen
Dean Allen
Order of the Eastern Star
Stamford Masonic Lodge
Masons
Eastern Star
Charley Corley
Paul Corley
Paul
Parker
Samuel Fox
E. T. Gibsons
Denim
Calcutta
Stamford Manufacturing Co
Southwest Corner Square
Seed Group
Yale
Hsu
Gene Prewit Realtor
Jimmy
Partin A Realty
Stamford Lioness Club
Hooper Shelton
Jones County
Cowboy Country Museum Building
Larry
R.P.M
112 N. Swenson
First National Bank
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