Pfc Diggs Completes Army Basic Training at Fort Knox
Pfc David C Diggs son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Diggs of Aspermont completed basic training at Fort Knox. The program covered drill and ceremonies weapons map reading tactics military courtesy justice first aid and Army history. He then joined Project COHORT to boost unit cohesion stability and readiness for his initial enlistment as a four unit.
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David C. Diggs
Robert H Diggs
Aspermont
Fort Knox
Vic. Diggs
Lifelong Lueders woman Irene Wilhite dies in Anson
Irene Wilhite 64 of Lueders died Friday at Anson General Hospital. Funeral services were held Sunday at Lawrence Funeral Home Anson with Rev Oscar Fann ing of Wylie officiating. Burial in Highland Memorial Cemetery. She born Feb 27 1897 in Lueders to KE Compton pioneers. She married L E Wilhite March 3 1920 and they ran a dairy. Her husband was postmaster. she was a postal clerk. Survived by husband three sons DeWitt Levelland L E Jr John E both of Lueders a brother Rupert Compton Anson six grandchildren six great grandchildren pallbearers listed.
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Lueders
Irene Wilhite
Anson General Hospital
Lawrence Funeral Home
Anson
Oscar Fanning
Wylie
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Wilhite
KE. Compton
Jones County
L.E Wilhite
DeWitt
Levelland
L.E., Jr
John E
Rupert Compton
James Albert
Gregg Wilhite
Rex Ford
Glenwood Vickers
Former Stamford Man Allen Davis Dies in Abilene
Allen Douglas Davis of Stamford died December 12 at Hendrick Medical Center in Abilene and December 15 at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev Temple Lewis officiating. Burial was at Highland Memorial Cemetery. He was born August 10, 1927 in Stamford and worked for Texaco and El Paso city utilities. He served in the U S Navy in World War II and moved to Abilene in 1979 from Eastland. Survivors include wife? no. two sons Mike of Waynesboro Virginia and Ron of Portland. eight sisters Anna Laura West Mildred Werner Jeannette Schroder Mary Alice Holst Ludine Smith Alpha Maloney Marcia Feral Sandra Dippel and numerous nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Howard Voight Charles Bolin James Stabler EJ Brown TL Hamilton and Charles Allman.
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Trinity Baptist Church
Temple Lewis
Tye
Mike McCurdy
Truty Baptist Church
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Stanford Funeral Home
Davis
Stamford
Austin High School
el Paso
Texaco
U.S. Navy
Pany
Fairest Davis
Pensacola
Flat
Mike
Waynesboro
Ron
Portland
Anna Laura West
Mildred Werner
Jeanette Schroder
Seagraves
Mary Alice Holst
Lubbock
Ludine Smith
Alpha Maloney
Fla
Marcia Ferral
Michigan
Sandra Dippel
Amarillo
Howard Voight
Charles Bolin
James Stabler
EJ. Brown
TL. Hamilton
Charles Allman
Longtime Stamford Lion Wray Dearley Dies at 79
Wray W. Dearley 79 died after a brief illness Tuesday at Stamford Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for Thursday at 3 p.m. at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev Larry Armentrout officiating. Burial in Highland Memorial Cemetery. Dearley, born May 13, 1902, in Bell County, was a Cisco High School graduate who attended West Texas State College. He married Anna Bell Hargus Feb 23, 1945, in Stamford. A Stamford Lions Club member and Lion Tamer, he earned Outstanding Lion of the Year in 1975. He also belonged to Plumbers and Pipe Fitters Local 654 in Abilene. Survived by wife Anna Bell, son Jamie Wray of Paint Creek, four daughters, one brother, three sisters, and 13 grandchildren. Pallbearers include Carl Cooper, Lee Dickerson, Don Foster, and others. Lions Club members to serve as honorary pallbearers.
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Wray W. Dearley
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Trinity Baptist Church
Larry Armentrout
First Baptist Church
Howard Swinney
Orient Street Church of Christ
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Stanford Funeral Home
Cearley
Bell County
Cisco High School
West Texas State College
Canyon
Anna Bell Hargus
Stamford
Stamford Lions Club
Plumbers and Pipe Fitters
Abilene
Tommy Andrew
William Lee
Wray
Anna Bell
Jimmie Wray
Paint Creek
James
Anna Dell) Farr
Rick
Betty) Lee
John ‘Wrayina) Churchwell
Camden
Mich
Bill
Sylvia) Webber
Corpus Christi
Stamford Woman Dies At 70 In Local Hospital
Ima J. Bohannon 70 died Sunday afternoon at Stamford Memorial Hospital. Born August 16, 1911 in Mart she moved from Knox City to Stamford in 1929 and married Clarence Bohannon that year. She was a member of First Baptist Church and is survived by a son Wayne of Stamford two sisters Ruth Welch of Abilene and Dean Morrow of Stamford five grandchildren and a great grandchild. Burial followed at Mrs. Bohannon’s wishes with Rev Larry Armentrout officiating at First Baptist Church. Pallbearers were Don Welch Whitey Welch Mike Phillips Charlie Morrow Carl Weaver and Marion Hord.
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Ima J. Bohannon
Stamford Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Larry Armentrout
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Stanford Funeral Home
Stamford
Clarence Bohannon
First Baptist
Jo Anne Wood
Wayne
Ruth Welch
Abilene
Dean Morrow
Don Welch
Whitey Welch
Mike Phillips
Charlie Morrow
Carl Weaver
Marion Hord
Hospital Notes List Of Patients And Births
Hospital notes enumerate patients by status including medical patients Fay Villero Jayla Hodges McCaulley Squire Archie Whitworth Jennifer Escobedo Dorothy Smith Spur Richard Gallardo Tom Rutherford Aspermont Henry Rankin Laredo Hagins Maggie Fletcher Avoca Sandra Rhea Johnny Lee Jr Quanah Lou Jackson Marguerita Moreno Esther Dickerson Richard Mullins Wintalee Steddum Hubert Kunkel S J Galloway Ida Clevenger Lueders Nelson Suter Old Glory C E Hargrove Lueders Surgical patients Tim Bradshaw Mary May Clarence Foster Kathy Jenkins Don Pyron Hamlin Accident patient Tom Hickman births Alicia Gayle December 11 to Mr and Mrs Monte Rauch Hamlin Bobby Sue December 15 to Mr and Mrs J E Criswell Aspermont.
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Fay Villero
Hamlin
Jayla Hodges
McCaulley
Squire Marsh
Archie Whitworth
Jennifer Escobedo
Dorothy Smith
Spur
Richard Gallardo
Tom Rutherford
Aspermont
Henry Rankin
Laredo Hagins
Maggie Fletcher
Avoca
Sandra Rhea
Johnny Lee, Jr
Quanah
Lou Jackson
Marguerita Moreno
Esther Dickerson
Richard Mullins
Wintalee Steddum
Hubert Kunkel
S. J
Practical Kitchen Tips From a Home Sewist Note
A compact guide suggests adding a cup of water to the bottom of a broiling pan before oven use to absorb smoke and grease. It also recommends taping a paper bag to a sewing machine to collect small scraps, useful for stuffing toys and occasional pillows.
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