Dies of War Wounds Pvt Carl L Greenhaw
Pvt Carl L Greenhaw died Oct 20 of wounds from the prior day in action in Holland. He was 28, to have turned 29 on December 6. Survived by wife Ira Mae Rasco and three children Hulon La Rue and Melvin. his mother Mrs Jim Young. step father. six sisters. and brother Cpl Paul W Greenhaw overseas in Corsica. He had served since Feb 7 1944, with prior duty at Ft McClellan and Ft Meade, sailed in August, landed in England, and entered combat in France on Sept 21, then Belgium and Holland. He was born in Stamford and worked as a shipping clerk for H O Wooten Grocery Co before entering service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Greenhaw
Holland
France
Pvt
Greenhaw
Army
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Ft. Meade
England
Belgium
Pvt. Greenhaw
Stamford
H. O. Wooten Grocery Company
Ira Mae Rasco
Hulon
La@Rue
Melvin
Jim Young
Breckenridge
C. R. Binnicker
Hamlin
Gene Browning
Ranger
S. B. West
L. L. Wilson
Bloomington
Calif
P. J. Milton
Peoria
Ariz
Cpl
Paul W Greenhaw
Corsica
Stamford Native Promoted Major in 36th Division
Dawson Duncan, former Stamford lad and Dallas News Austin correspondent, has been promoted to major and serves as assistant G-4 of the 36th Division in France. His wife Jane Logan Dunstan resides in Austin. Duncan trained at Stamford, the University of Texas, and previously held a second lieutenant post in the 111th quartermaster regiment before its federalization in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Duncan
Stamford
Austin
Dallas News
France
Jane Logan
Duncan
University of Texas
111Th Quartermaster Regiment
Texas National Guard
Camp Bowie
State Highway Department
Ex-Stamford Youth Bernard Dougharty Wounded in France
Pfc. Bernard W. Dougharty son of Mrs. Wilmot Dougharty Abi lene formerly of Stamford was seriously wounded in action in France on November 20 He entered service last March and was overseas less than a month before injury He trained at Camp Hood Meade Md and Ft Bragg before enlisting He is a Stamford High School graduate and studied at Hardin Simmons University Abilene before service Cpl Tyson Sandefer stationed in Alaska has returned to the United States visiting family in Littlefield and now heads to California for reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard W. Dougharty
Wilmot Dougharty
Abilene
Stamford
France
Dougharty
Camp Hood
Meade
Ft. Bragg
Stamford High School
Hardin-Simmons University
Tyson Sandefer
Alaska
United States
B. W. Sandefer
Littlefield
Bob Hagler
P. D. Lambeth
California
Miss Blanche Groves to Address WMS at Church
Miss Blanche Groves will speak at the First Baptist Church at 11 o clock Sunday and address the Woman's Missionary Society there Monday at 2 p.m. She is a returned missionary from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Groves
WMS
First Baptist
Woman’s Missionary Society
Miss Groves
China
Library to Close December 20 to 27
The Carnegie Library will be closed from December 20 through December 27. Librarian Mrs. R. L. Haynie announced the closure this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
R. L. Haynie
City Schools to Give Christmas Program
A Christmas program by Stamford Public Schools music department is set for Sunday at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Glee clubs from Reynolds and Oliver Street schools will perform 12 numbers, directed by Mrs. A Q Hutton, with the high school band under Miss Martha Cogle and a speech class pageant led by Mrs. Jewel Austin. The Senior High glee club will close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Public Schools
Reynolds
Oliver Street
A. Q. Hutton
Martha Cogle
Jewel Austin
Meeting Plans Final Push To Meet Stamford Bond Quota
A last minute drive to lift Stamford area over its Sixth War Loan bond quota is set for Thursday night December 14 at 8 p.m. at St John’s Methodist Church. Frank Morrow and T A Upshaw lead the effort with refreshments after the campaign. Dallas Fed reports Jones county service members and civilians bought 21 900 in bonds toward a 920 000 quota, but Stamford area remains short while Hamlin and Anson have met theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
St. John’s Methodist Church
Frank Morrow
T. A. Upshaw
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Jones County
Hamlin
Anson
Sgt. Raymond Day Survives Mine Injury in Italy Returns Home
T Sgt Raymond Day, injured by a mine near Florence, Italy, is back in the United States. He was flown from Florence to Naples to New York and then Longview where he receives care. A veteran of North Africa and the Italian invasion, Day holds five overseas stripes four major combat stars and the Purple Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Day
Tech
Set. Day
Italy
Mrs. J. M. Carter Dies In Corsicana Home
Former Stamford resident Mrs. J. M. Carter died Wednesday at 6 30 a m at her mother's Corsicana home 618 West Second avenue She was sister in law of H A Carter and her husband died last January A daughter Miss Blanche Carter survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carter
City
S. S. Johnston
West Second Avenue
Corsicana
Carter
H. A. Carter
Mr. Carter
Blanche Carter
Presbyterian Women Share Christmas Party at Central Church
Mrs. J. M. McDonald hosted Presbyterian Women at the Central Presbyterian Church Tuesday night. The group opted for a charity gift to Reynolds Presbyterian Home instead of exchanging presents and will collect offerings in a vestibule box. Rev. A. G. Fitzgerald announced the morning sermon theme, The Birth of Jesus Foretold in Prophecy, with the choir performing carols and a duet by Mrs. Earl Reese and E. O. Wedgeworth. A citywide nativity service at St. John's Methodist Church Sunday night will unite local churches in song and story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McDonald
Central Presbyterian Church
Reynolds Presbyterian Home
Jesus
A. G. Fitzgerald
Earl Reese
E. 0. Wedgeworth
St. John’s Methodist Church
Mr. Fitzgerald
Hospital Boxes Still Available for Camp Barkeley Patients
Boxes furnished by the American Red Cross remain available for sending to patients at Camp Barkeley. The quota is not yet filled and the extension runs to the end of this week. Boxes may be obtained at Bryant-Link Company and Cobb Brothers Department Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Camp Barkeley
Red Cross
Bryant-Link Company
Cobb Brothers Department Store
Funeral for W. F. Bean at New Hope Church
Funeral service for W. F. Bean, early area resident, was held Friday at 3 p.m. at New Hope Baptist Church. Rev. J. H. Skiles led the service. Burial followed in Spring Creek Cemetery with Barrow Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bean
Stamford Sanitarium
New Hope Baptist Church
J. H. Skiles
Spring Creek
Barrow Funeral Home i
Honor Roll Announced for Junior and Senior High
The school names top scholars by class and rank. Seniors First Edward Rosenwaser Flo Scott, Second Billy K Binnicker Digby Crump Sally Cungus, Third Lena Brigham Mary Jo Holloman Janice Jackson Cecil Johnson Stanley Reese Rosemary Link Billie Marie Russell Jo Ann Russell H L Thompson Betty Jo Tunnell Eva Jo Upshaw. Juniors Second Betty Lee McCarferty Peggy Ruth Sitton Dorothy Yates. Third Rebecca Jones Billy Baggett Teddy McClung John McNabb John Lewis Whisenant. Sophomores First Beverly Amerson Second Charles Johnson Aarons Pierce Eula Rae Tankers ey. Third Bill Cannon Patti Jeanne Eager Paul Frizell Marietta Goad Herbert Gray Fareed Hassen Patty McDonald Durwood Miller Glenna Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rosenwasser
Flo Scott
Billy K. Binnicker
Digby Crump
Sally Cungus
Nocomas Daniel
Leemore Fuqua
Mary Frances Lawdon
Mac Lester
W. B. West
Lena Brigham
Mary Jo Holloman
Janice Jackson
Cecil Johnson
Stanley Reese
Rosemary Link
Billie Marie Russell
Jo Ann Russell
H. L. Thompson
Betty Jo Tunnell
Eva Jo Upshaw
Betty Lee McC
Ninth and Eighth Grade Ranks Listed With Names
The document lists first, second, and third ranking students across ninth, eighth, and sixth grades. Notable entries include Victor Buie and Gladys Musil in ninth grade first rank, Patricia Flemins in eighth grade first rank, and Herbert Goodyear in sixth grade first rank, among many peers.
Time extended for sending messages to freed prisoners
The sending deadline for messages to liberated prisoners of war in the Philippines has been extended from November 30 to December 15. Miss Ruby Lee Brooks, Red Cross service chairman, announced the extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Ruby Lee Brooks
Red Cross Service
Legion Dance to Be Held at Round-up Building
A dance sponsored by the American Legion is set for Saturday night December 16 at the Round-up building. The regional hospital band from Camp Barkeley will provide music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Dance
The
American Legion
Camp Barkeley
Legion Auxiliary To Mark 24th Anniversary In Stamford
Stamford American Legion Auxiliary celebrates the Department of Texas 24th anniversary Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Legion Hall. A joint Christmas party for Legion and Auxiliary with gifts for tree distribution will follow. Attendees planned the event at a Monday meeting led by president Mrs. J. R. Gleaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Texas
Legion Hall
Legion and Auxiliary
J. R. Gleaton
Albert Ivy
B. Barlow
J. W. Binnicker
Jane Duke
Billie King
Roscoe Hood
Ann Acuff
Dudley Duncan
Boedeker Hurt When Tractor Drawn by Trailers Breaks
N W Boedeker was badly injured last Friday when a tractor with two trailers lurched free and threw him from the seat. He suffered a broken back and broken hip and was treated at Stamford Sanitarium after crawling back to the house with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Boedeker
Stamford
Quota of 288 Army Kits Assigned to Red Cross Chapter
Jones County Red Cross receives a new quota of 288 army kit bags. Mrs. Dick Rowland, production chair man, said the sewing room is open and home work is encouraged. Donations from Stamford groups totaling 48 dollars are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Jones County Red Cross
Dick Rowland
Stamford
Eastern Star
American Legion Auxiliary
Home Makers
First Baptist Church
Mary- Martha
St. John’s Methodist Church
Dorcas
Ladies Aid Central Christian Church
Erskine W. Phelps Transferred to the Philippines
Erskine W. Phelps, in a hospital unit, has been moved to the Philippines per a letter to his mother Mrs. E. N. Phelps. He has not received home mail and learns his brother Lloyd Phelps had surgery in October. Peggy Jean Hankins is born November 6 at Stamford Sanitarium to Master Sgt. and Mrs. George V. Hankins. the mother is the former Irene Phelps. Sgt. Hankins is in Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Erskine W. Phelps
Philippines
E. N. Phelps
Lloyd Phelps
Peggy Jean Hankins
Stamford Sanitarium
George V. Hankins
Irene Phelps
Sgt. Hankins
Belgium
G B Astin 94 Dies in Abilene Buried Here
Green Baylee Astin 94 died Monday at his daughter’s Abilene home after years of poor health. Funeral held Tuesday at Kinney Chapel with Rev. J O Quattlebaum. burial in Highland Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Arch R Astin and Major J Y Astin, three daughters and numerous grandchildren. He lived in Stamford most of his life and belonged to the Odd Fellows for 42 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Baylee Astin
West Texas
Stamford
O. H. Pearce
Abilene
Mr. Astin
Kinney
J. O. Quattlebaum
St. John’s Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ed Jones
Joe Ward
W. B. Tayman
J. L. Rucker
J. K. Brady
Knox Baird
Troop 40 Wins Camporee Cup With 70 Points
Camporee held December 1 at the Stamford scout building featured three local troops. Troop 40 led with 70 points while Troop 42 had 60 and Troop 41 35. R N Eastus Jr directed the event with judges A Russell Joe Rickard Eddie Ikard Gordon Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
R. N. Eastus, Jr
A. Russell
Joe Rickard
Eddie Ikard
Gordon Davis
Cub Scouts Award Badges at Saturday Building Meeting
Thirty one cub scouts gathered at the Boy Scout building from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to play games and receive badges. Mrs. C D Dickenson led as den mother while Bear badges went to Jon Marc Johnson Tommie Cannon Lewis Johnson Paul Phy Dwane Phillips. Bear badges George Terry Humphrey Douglas Shamburger Lion badge Donald Garth and arrow points to Robert Dickenson Leon Billington Gerald Clark Glen Lewis Hubert Kelly and Ronnie Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Building
C. D. Dickenson
Cubs
Jon Marc Johnson
Tommie Cannon
Lewis Johnson
Paul Phy
Dwane Phillips
George Terry Humphrey
Douglas Shamburger
Donald Garth
Robert Dickenson
Leon Billington
Gerald Clark
Glen Lewis
Hubert Kelly
Ronnie Sawyer
Bill Childress to Receive M D Degree
Bill Childress son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Childress of this city will receive his Doctor of Medicine degree from the Southwestern Medical Foundation Dallas on Monday December 18. His parents plan to travel to Dallas for the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Childress
Robert H. Childress
Southwestern Medical Foundation
Dallas
R C Giles Writes Letter from England
Pvt. R. C. Giles of Stamford has arrived in England and writes from there on November 29. His wife and children live here while he serves, and she learned of the letter on Monday in the first update in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. R. C. Giles
Stamford
England
Frank J Matecha Killed in Action in Germany
War Department informs Mr and Mrs F J Matecha Sr that their son T5 Frank J Matecha known as F J was killed in action in Germany on November 17 He had served 19 months overseas first in England then France He trained at Ft Knox and Camp Polk Survived by parents two sisters a nephew two grandmothers and an uncle The community native served as a farmer before entering the U S Army
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Hoote
Camp Polk
Albie Matecha
Frances Peterson
Lloyd Peterson
Mary Matecha
Hendricks Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Stamford Sanitarium
R. L. Matecha
Hamlin
F. J
U.S. Army
Alathean Class Hosts Christmas Party at First Baptist
The Alathean Class of the First Baptist Church hosted a December 11 Christmas party at Mrs. EF. Helmer’s home with associate hostesses Mrs. Pete Stifflemire and Mrs. F. H. Young. Mrs. Morris Nix was elected president, replacing the moving Felmer. Santa distributed gifts after carols as Tinsley received a class gift and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
EF. L. Helmer
Pete Stifflemire
F. H. Young
Morris Nix
Felmer
Pacedena
L B. Tillotson
Santa
T. R. Tinsley
Tinsley
H. D Pride
Ed Pendleton
Roy Smith
J. T. Lemons
E. H McReynolds
Chester Burson
Henry Skiles
F. D. Stephens
O. S. Hambright
L. B. Tillotson
W. G. Morris
Otis Harbert
Sterling Keen
Dick Carson
Bill Thompson
W. Olinger
J. R. McDaniel
A.V Bounds
R. E. Johnson
Jackson
Bobby Joe Calhoun Celebrates 7th Birthday Party
Bobby Joe Calhoun, age 7, was honored with a birthday party December 9 at his parents’ home Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Calhoun. Indoors games followed by cake and punch. Guests included Anita Wedgeworth, Mary Tom Rainwater, Jakie Westfall, Jimmy Middlebrook, Sharon Taylor, L. A. Goad, Gaylan Gillean, Mike McClellan, Mack Zimmerman, Judy Zimmerman, Dickie Bouchett, Rickie Giles, Billy Reese, and Ronnie Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Joe Calhoun
J. O. Calhoun
Garland Zimmerman
Calhoun
Anita Wedgeworth
Mary Tom Rainwater
Jakie Weatfall
Jimmy Middlebrook
Sharon Taylor
L. A. Goad
Gaylan Gillean
Mike McClellan
Mack
Judy Zimmerman
Dickie Bouchett
Rickie Giles
Billy Reese
Ronnie Calhoun
Rogers Family Passes Through Stamford En Route to Kansas
Mr and Mrs Howard Rogers and daughter visited Stamford with local friends while traveling from Hobbs New Mexico to Kansas. Rogers formerly assistant manager at the J C Penney store here was sent to Hobbs and is now bound for the Kansas district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Howard Rogers
Stamford
Hobbs
New Mex
Rogers
J. C. Penney Company
Kansas District
Stamford man hospitalized in Phoenix with family
C. M. Ryan of Stamford is now in Phoenix Arizona with his daughter Mrs Jo Richardson and family. Mrs Richardson is the former Mrs Ryan and lives at 1505 South 7th Street Phoenix. Mr Ryan has been confined to his bed for nine weeks and is in a serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ryan
M. C. M. Ryan
Stamford
Phoenix
Ariz
Jo Richardson
Richardson
Mr Ryan
South Mth Street
Ryan
Judge Kraft to Speak at Camp Fire Meetings Here
Judge Clarence Kraft of Fort Worth will address a joint Rotary and Exchange Club meeting at noon at the library building and later speak at a Camp Fire Girls gathering in the Central Presbyterian Church auditorium on Friday evening December 15. Louise Fargher will accompany Kraft. Camp Fire leaders from Haskell Stonewall and Jones counties join the local group for the 7 p.m. session open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Clyde Westfall
Central Presbyterian Church
Clarence Kraft
Fort Worth
West Texas
Judge Kraft
Rotary and Exchange Clubs
Stamford
Louise Fargher
Cotton Ginning Surges in Jones County Ahead of 1943 Crop
Census report shows 91,566 bales ginned in Jones county for the 1944 crop before December 1 1944, up from 27,700 bales for the 1943 crop. Bowen Pope, special agent, notes the gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Bowen Pope
Pastor J B McCarley Assigned to Paint Creek Sagerton
The Northwest Texas Conference reassigns Rev J B McCarley to Paint Creek and Sagerton. He will preach Paint Creek on the first and third Sundays and Sagerton on the second and fourth. Rev S A Sifford moves to Avoca and Tuxedo. Rev Ray Elliott takes Spur circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McCarley
Ray Elliott
Farmer Permits No Longer Required for Protein Meal
Jones County AAA office in Anson announces farm permits are no longer required for protein meal. The change does not affect linseed protein inventory rules or oilseed protein distribution under the 20 percent set aside order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Anson
Special Employees Need SS Numbers For Holiday Rush
Ralph T. Fisher of the Social Security Board in Abilene stresses that special employees for the holiday rush must have social security account numbers. First time workers should apply for account number cards, obtainable from the Abilene Social Security Board field office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph T. Fisher
Socio Security Board
Abilene
Farm Census to Begin January 8 in Abilene District
Taylor County Agricultural Building hosts district census hub with Homer Blankenship as supervisor and J. K. Davidson as assistant. Seventeen district counties, including Jones, will be surveyed by 75 enumerators starting January 8 1944. Data stays in Washington for current use and market planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Washington
Taylor County
Homer Blankenship
J. K. Davidson
17Th
Jones County
Army
Christmas Program by Stamford Music Club Sunday
The Stamford Music Club presents its annual Christmas program at St. John's Methodist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. Mrs. Earl B. Moore directs. Rev. Clifton Thomas reads, with Mrs. N. M. Phy on organ. The tale blends Scripture and carols including solos and a chorus. Candlelighting, final prayer, and carols outdoors conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Music Club
St. John’s Methodist Church
Earl B. Moore
Clifford Thomas
Central Christian Church
N. M. Phy
Manger
Fine Arts Club
Stamford Public Schools Christmas Recess Dates
Stamford Public schools recess for Christmas from December 20 and resume on Tuesday January 2. Superintendent L W Johnson announced the holidays and the return date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Public Schools
L. W. Johnson
Directors Reelect Six At Jones County Farm Loan
The annual meeting of the Jones County National Farm Loan Association in Anson elects D. W. Crumpler R. B. Buie C. F. Upshaw L. H. McBride and J. L. Culbertson as directors. Officers also reelected: Crumpler president Culbertson vice president Jones secretary treasurer and Maude Pittman as office assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County National Farm Loan Association
Anson
B. L. Jones
D. W. Crumpler
R. B. Buie
C. F. Upshaw
Stamford
L. H. McBride
J. L. Culbertson
Hamlin
Crumpler
Culbertson
Purple Heart Presented to Widow of Kenneth Bishop
The Purple Heart was posthumously awarded to Tech. Sgt. Kenneth C. Bishop and pinned on his wife December 7 by Capt. Roy Duke of the Texas State Guard Stamford unit. The ceremony, attended by close friends, Legionnaires, and Auxiliary members, was arranged at Mrs. Bishop’s request and her mother Mrs. Stephens of Hamlin. C. B. Smith of the local post spoke of veteran support, and Mrs. L. B. Million Jr. offered the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Kenneth C. Bishop
Roy Duke
Stamford
Texas State Guard
Vernon D. Hart
American Legion
Bishop
Stephens
Hamlin
C. B. Smith
Veterans’ Service Organization
Sagerton Walther League Plans Christmas Events
The Walther League of the Zior Lutheran Church Sagerton held a December 3 meeting at Rev H G Lohrmanns home with 30 members and guests. Plans for Christmas caroling and holiday activities were made and refreshments were served during a social hour. Mrs E N Sullins of Fort Worth visited from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League
Zior Lutheran Church
Sagerton
H. G Lohrmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bernard Dougharty
Raymond Day
States
New Hope
Senior High
Victor Buie
Christine McKennon
Gladys Musil
Vernell Neiast
Jerald Pendleton
Alvin Rush
Frances Lee Turner
James Wilson
Geneva Jo Brown
Bobby Jo Maxwell
Delores Pride
Rebecca Youngquist
Royce Smith
Bobby Tinsley
Mildred Woodward
Mable Ruth Bennett
Lee Boedeker
Nadia Hassen
Charles Long
Allene McNabb
Bobby Joe Moore
Wanda Faye Rose
Patricia Flemins
Nancy Lavender
Marvin Rinn
Ethylene Kelley
Gloria Pace
Frances Thomas
Peggy Sue Young
Lillie Musil
Colene Yans
Jo Ann Humphrey
Doris Johnson
Barbara Jean Richards
Wanda Stephens
Cash Wileman
Mary Jean Bachelor
Carolyn Braun
Paula Duncan
Dorothy Moore
Thynell Thompson
Albert Crider
John Ed Hill
Barbara Cannon
Delores Jones
Sunny Jo Meredith
Joyce Ann Thompson
Peggy Dell Gamblin
Anna Mae Kirkpatrick
Bobby Nell Samuels
Herbert Goodyear
Barbara Pendleton
Christena Terry
Joan Ruth Walton
Billy Terry
Lindle Christian
Richie Inez Lane
Carolyn Sitton
Legion Auxiliary
G.B. Astin
Troop 40
Cub Scouts
R. C. Giles
Germany
Frank J
Satecha
Finday
J. B. McCarley
Sagerton and
Paint Creek
Music Club
Farm Loan Association
Purple Heart
Kenneth Bishop
Sagerton Walther League
E. N. Sullins
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