Homecoming of DD T Sgt Corley from CBI theater
Tech Sergeant Carl A Corley 24 arrived Sunday to visit his parents and wife before reporting to Miami Beach Florida on March 5 for rest and reassignment. He served 11 months in the China Burma India theater as a Tenth Air Force liaison pilot with 250 combat hours and missions including bombing evacuations and reconnaissance. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal and Oak Leaf Clusters for multiple awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Carl A. Corley
Chas. Corley
Miami Beach
Fla
Corley
China-Burma-India
Tenth Air Force
India-Burma
Burma
Myitkyina
Irrawaddy River
Set
Stamford Corporal Saves B 17 Pilot After Accident
Cpl Jeronimo A Casaz of Stamford Texas on ambulance duty in England saved a B 17 Flying Fortress pilot crippled by a propeller fragment. He applied tourniquets and helped administer blood plasma before the pilot began recovery at a U S general hospital. Casaz is 21, married with a two year old daughter and stationed with the 381st Bomb Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Air Force
England
Jeronimo A. Casaz
S. Berthlot St
Stamford
Texas
Casaz
Sgt Leslie Vassar Keeps P-51 Mustangs Flying
Sgt Leslie G Vassar Jr serves as sheet metal specialist in Lt Col Kyle L Riddle's 479th Fighter Group at an England fighter station. He services repairs and maintains P-51 Mustangs on the line in all weather, after completing a technical course in maintenance. He has been with the squadron in England since May 1944. His wife Ruthie Lee Vassar resides with him in Stamford Rt 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie G. Vassar, Jr
L. G. Vassar
Stamrd
Rt. 1
Eighth Air Force
England
Kyle L. Riddle
479Th
Sgt. Vassar
Ruthie Lee Vassar
Stamford
Boots Rogers Believed on Front Lines in France
Pvt Buford Boots Rogers, a Stamford High School 1943 graduate and former Bulldog football star, is now believed to be on the French front. In a letter dated last Friday he reported better treatment as the front lines moved closer. He entered service May 29 1944 and trained at Camp Fannin before overseas duty in November 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Buford
Boots) Rogers
France
June John
H. C. Rogers
Italy
Pvtis
Camp Fannin
Tyler
Stamford High School
Bulldog
Red Cross Talk Back from Australia Planned for War Fund Drive
Curtis M. Glick, assistant Red Cross field director, returns from 22 months in Australia to speak at St. John's Methodist Church Friday night about his Army Navy experiences. The event, under Jones County Red Cross, precedes Stamford's War Fund drive targeting 6600 dollars. Glick served with the Navy and Army recreation efforts and once promoted the first American Australian sailors baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis M. Glick
Australia
Army
Navy
Red Cross
American Red Crosse
Army Chaplain Corps
Newcastle Naval Base
Glick
Lueders Man Receives DFC For D Day Heroism
Staff Sergeant John L. Benton of the 73rd Tank Battalion was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross in a ceremony at Camp Barkeley Abilene presented to his sister Ruth Benton. The citation notes his leadership during the D Day assault in France dismounting to fire upon enemies and directing operations under heavy fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Oman Lueders
John L. Benton
Ruth Benton
Lueders
Camp Barkeley
Abilene
Taylor E. Darby
France
Miss Benton
Jimmie Vickers
Cora Carter
N. M. Mims
Benton
Omar N. Bradley
U. S. First Army
United States Army
Reports to be Given At Auxiliary Meeting
The Vernon D. Hart unit No. 100, American Legion auxiliary, will hold a regular business meeting Monday night at 7 o'clock at the Legion hall. Reports from the war conference held in Abilene Sunday will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon D. Hart
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Abilene
Mr and Mrs W I Knowles welcome baby daughter Cynthia Ann
Mr and Mrs W I Knowles announce the birth of their daughter Cynthia Ann. The newborn adds joy to the family and marks a new arrival in their household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. I. Knowles
Cynthia Ann Knowles
Captain Paul Stanley Receives Distinguished Service Cross
Capt. Paul Stanley of Abilene earns the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism near Carano Italy during the Mr Green operation. He led his company under heavy fire, crawled to direct a tank fire and continued to guide troops through minefields and artillery to secure nine prisoners and complete the withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stanley
Carano
Italy
Stanley
France
C. H. Stanley
Abilene
Stamford
el Paso
Pvt
Virgil Stanley
P. E. Pearson
Himpany
Th Nemy
Mr Green
Mr. Green
Anzio
Recruiting Girls to Work in Washington
Mrs. Ruby S. Mann of the Army Service Command promotes a campaign to recruit young women for service in the War Department casualty division in Washington. She will be at the U S Employment office in Abilene until March 10. Employment includes transport to Washington and housing, under civil service, with 22 days allowed to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby S. Mann
the &Th Service Command
War Department
Washington
U. S. Employment Office
Abilene
Civil Service
Sagerton Seniors Stage Three Act Play Hoodoood Coon
Sagerton High School senior class to stage a three act play titled The Hoodoood Coon on Friday night at 8 30 in the Sagerton high school auditorium. Admission is 15 and 35 cents. Cast includes Misery Moon Melvin Lehrmann Gideon Blair Ewing Mathis Tom Rissle Joe Clark Hi ram Tutt Fred Ku patt Patrick Keller Jerrell LeFevre Samantha Slade Margaret Lou Wed deborn Rosebud Reese Dahlia Dean Knipling Paula Maleek Odeene Newton Lulu Pearl and Francis Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagerton High School
Sagerton
Misery Moon
Melvin Lehrmann
Gideon Blair
Ewing Mathis
Tom Rissle
Slick
Joe Clark
Hiram Tutt
Fred Kupatt
Patrick Keller
Jerrell LeFevre
Samantha Slade
Margaret Lou Weddeborn
Rosebud Reese
Dahlia Dean Knipling
Paula Maleek
Odeene Newton
Lulu Pearl
Francis Barr
Women named to assist Red Cross Residence Drive
Women have been named to work in the residential section during the War Fund drive. Dick Rowland is general chairman of the drive in the residential section. The following women are assistants: Mrs. E. R. Pace, Mrs. Earl Stagner, Mrs. Frank Ramey, Mrs. Hugh Asten, Mrs. Ed Dodson, Mrs. Jack Gregory, Mrs. Paul Overby, Mrs. C. W. Daniel, Mrs. Pat Nicholson, Mrs. W. C. Pratt, Mrs. R. C. Thomas, Mrs. Frank Lindsay, Mrs. Bill Buie, Mrs. Lloyd Browne, Mrs. George Zachary, Mrs. C. M. Francis, Mrs. A. L. Foster, Mrs. E. B. Littlefield, Mrs. Billy Dodd, Mrs. Bob Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Rowland
E. R. Pace
Earl Stagner
Frank Ramey
Hugh Astin
Ed Dodson
Jack Gregory
Paul Overby
C. W. Daniel
Pat Nicholson
W. C. Pratt
R. C. Thomas
Frank Lindsay
Bill Buie
Lloyd Browne
George Zachary
C. M. Francis
A. L. Foster
E. B. Littlefield
Billy Dodd
Bob Watson
Stamford Man Among 70 Year Old War Job Workers
Charley L. Cook, 72, of Stamford, is listed among 19 workers aged 70 or older at the San Antonio Air Technical Service Command. The Fort Worth and Denver Railroad veteran, who will be 73 in May, joined as a machinist at Kelly after retirement in 1939. Col. John A. Laird Jr. lauds these workers for higher attendance and dedication inspiring younger labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Cook
Stamford
San Antonio Air Technical Service Command
San Antonio
San Antonio Express
Mr. Cook
Charley L. Cook
W. Theo Ave
Fort Worth
Denver
United States
Kelly
John A. Laird, Jr
Gleatons Buy A H Ladd Duplex in Reynolds Street
Mr and Mrs Ryland Gleaton have purchased the duplex residence of Mr and Mrs A H Ladd, 504 East Reynolds Street. They are making interior work and will move to the west unit after living on the east side. The Ladds have been in Wichita Falls for several weeks and moved their furniture there last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryland Gleaton
A. H. Ladd
East
Reynolds Street
McNabb Elected Treasurer of Kappa Kappa Psi at Tech
Robert McNabb of Stamford has been elected treasurer of Kappa Kappa Psi honorary band fraternity at Texas Technological College. He is a sophomore electrical engineering student at Texas Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Robert McNabb
R. E. McNabb
Stamford
Kappa Kappa Psi
Texas Technological College
Texas Tech
Stamford Scouts Attend Banquet in Abilene
Eleven Stamford residents attended the annual Boy Scout Chisholm Trail council banquet in Abilene on February 13. The group included R. N. Eastus the field executive, Mr and Mrs Gordon Davis, Mr and Mrs A C Humphrey, Mr and Mrs R E Johnson, Joe Rickard, Crockett Appling, L A Russell and Garth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Abilene
R. N. Eastus
Gordon Davis
A. C. Humphrey
R. E. Johnson
Joe Rickard
Crockett Appling
L A. Russell
Garth
Gleaton Nominated for Commander of 17th District Legion
J R Gleaton of Stamford and Jack Drew of Mineral Wells were nominated for commander of the 17th District of the American Legion at a war conference in Abilene. Election set for June 15 in Breckenridge. Mrs E C Jeanes and Bill Buie were certified delegates from Stamford Auxiliary and Legion. Mrs Gleaton spoke on dues for wives and mothers at a joint Legion Auxiliary session. Dr Danforth of Fort Worth, national executive committeeman, spoke on Universal Military Training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Gleaton
Stamford
Jack Drew
Mineral Wells
of the
American Legion
Abilene
Breckening
E. C. Jeanes
Bill Buie
Stamford Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiliary
Gleaton
Legion and Auxiliary
Stamford Senior Class Stages The Man from Missouri Play
The Stamford senior class will present a three act play The Man from Missouri on March 2 at 8 30 p m in the high school auditorium directed by Miss Stella Doak Nedra Stern a young writer travels to Miami to write another bestseller and returns to find his servants in new roles The cast includes Nedra Stern Jo Ann Russell Gladys Mercer Eva Jo Upshaw Emma Dunlop Anna Paul Jackson Celeste Cullum Hilda Swedish maid Leemore Fuqua Tim Billy Cantrell Jarvis Edward Rosenwasser Stanley Crowder Mac Lester Donald Hardin Clinton Rogers Earl Dunlop James Wells Sharlene Earl's fiancee and Martha Jo Baird
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford High School
Missouri
Nedra Stern
Jo Ann Russell
Gladys Mercer
Eva Jo Upshaw
Emma Dunlop
Anna Paul Jackson
Celeste
Celeste Cullum
Hilda
Leemore Fuqua
Tim
Billy Cantrell
Jarvis
Edward Rosenwasser
Stanley Crowder
Mac Lester
Donald Hardin
Clinton Rogers
Earl Dunlop
Emma
James Wells
Sharlene
Earl
Billy Katherine Binnicker
Mrs. Hotchkiss
Martha Jo Baird
Reynolds Street PTA hears Rev. Quattlebaum at meeting
Rev. J. O. Quattlebaum pastor of St. John's Methodist Church spoke on We the Citizens as an Individual at Reynolds Street High School auditorium. Miss Glenna Ruth Liner's third grade dramatized three studied stories and won the largest% of parents present. Kay Culp played Dance of the Fairy and the Elf and Victor Buie played Prelude in C Sharp Minor. Mrs J O Calhoun presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Quattlebaum
St. John’s Methodist Church
Reynolds Street
Parent-Teachers Association
Quattlebaum
Otho Gilledn
Glenna Ruth Liner
Kay Culp
Bentley
Victor Buie
Rachmaninoff
Rally Next Thursday Launch Stamford Drive For Red Cross War Fund
Stamford gears up for the Red Cross War Fund drive with a March 1 rally at 11 a.m. on the west side of the square. Businesses will close 11 to 11:30 for attendance as Company G Texas State Guard leads a parade with Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, and a high school pep squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Red Cross War Fund
Company G
Texas State Guard
Camp Fire
Blue Birds
Red Cross
Roy Duke
J. L. Hill, Jr
Camp Barkeley
City Cafe
J. K. Brady
Dick Rowland
J. M. Ashcroft
A. Humphrey
Byron Lewis
Jones County Red Cross
Stamford man to chair 1945 Red Cross War Fund drive
County Chairman J. M. Ashcroft of Stamford is named Jones County chair for the 1945 War Fund drive of the American Red Cross, which begins March 1. Ashcroft previously led Stamford's 1944 War Fund and surpassed its quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ashcroft
Stamford
Jones County
American Red Cross
Mr. Ashcroft
World Prayer Day Service at Presbyterian Church
Stamford observed World Day of Prayer on February 16 with a daylong Prayer Room in the Presbyterian Church and a 3 PM program in the main auditorium. The candle service highlighted five lights for service men, sick and wounded, prisoners of war, orphans, and missionaries among eight denominations represented with 54 attendees. Presbyterian ladies hosted a tea in the downstairs parlors after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Presbyterian Church
Former President W K Strother Dies at 74
Former Stamford College president W K Strother 74 died last Friday at his home near Jacksonville after a long illness. He also led Lon Morris College in Jacksonville and served as a Methodist pastor. Funeral was held in Jacksonville. Survivors include his wife three sons Dr W K Strother Jr Dallas Dr C D Strother Sherman and Rev Joe Strother Shawnee Okla two brothers and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der. W. K. Strother
Old Stamford College
Jacksonville
Strother
Lon Morris College
W. K. Strother
Dallas
C. D. Strother
Sherman
Joe Strother
Judge Boedeker to Speak at St Johns Methodist
Judge E H Boedeker of Dickens will be guest speaker on the Laymen program at St Johns Methodist Church Sunday morning. Rev J O Quattlebaum urged all members to join the Crusade for a greater Sunday school attendance aiming for a 100 percent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Boedeker
Dickens
St. John's Methodist Church
J. O. Quattlebaum
Red Cross Home Service Survey Visit in Stamford
Miss Esther T. Roettinger, Red Cross Home Service representative from St. Louis, conducted a Home Service survey in Stamford on February 13 and 14. Ruby Lee Brooks, Home Service chairman, announced the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther T. Roettinger
Red Cross Home Service
St. Louis
Stamford
Ruby Lee Brooks
Home Service
Munday Rotarians Share Program at Stamford Club
Munday Rotary Club members spoke at the Stamford Rotary meeting on Tuesday. Dr C Harphan served as master of ceremonies. Judge M F Billingsley gave the main address on individual value over organization. Rev Don Davidson performed a magician act with eggs that turned out to be empty shells. Lee Haymes, Carl Maples joined Arledge Ice Company, and J L Hill Jr noted rising Boy Scout interest with Earl Cotten named Scout committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munday Rotary Club
Stamford Rotary Club
C. Harphan
M. F. Billingsley
Don Davidson
Methodist Church
Munday
Lee Haymes
Munday Group
Carl Maples
Arledge Ice Company
J. L. Hill, Jr
Rotary Club
Earl Cotten
Messages to Released Prisoners Advised by Army Press
Families of prisoners of war and civilian internees in the Philippines may send a 20 word message to released prisoners through Army Press wireless. One message per family, from immediate relatives, must include the prisoner name and serial number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Army Press
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Care
San Francisco
Rev Hardy Childress Earns Master of Theology Degree
Rev. Hardy Childress completed his Master of Theology at Southwestern Seminary Fort Worth in January. He volunteered for Navy chaplaincy and awaits orders to train at William and Mary College. He preached last Sunday night at First Baptist Church on request of Rev. Miles B. Hays during a weekend visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Childress
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
Navy
William and Mary College
Virginia
Mr. Childress
First Baptist Church
Miles B. Hays
E. H. Childress
Jake Salmon Sells Avoca Store to C P Smith
Jake Salmon sells his Avoca store to C P Smith effective February 1. Salmon has operated in Avoca for about 19 years and has resided in Stamford. Smith previously bought Salmon’s grocery from A D Salmon last year and now adds the drug sundries and hardware line from the elder Salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Salmon
Avoca
C. P. Smith
Mr. Salmon
Stamford
Mr. Smith
A. D. Salmon
Fifteen Women Complete Home Nursing Course
Fifteen women completed the Standard Red Cross Home Nursing course taught by Miss Catherine Lavelle superintendent of the Stamford Sanitarium in a six week program sponsored by the Oliver Street Parent-Teachers Association. The 24 hour program held at the Oliver Street School included demonstrations at the Stamford Sanitarium and featured a final session where the teacher received gifts from the class. A second class is under way taught by Mrs Ryland Gleaton, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Red Cross Home Nursing chairman is Mrs George Zachary. Names of graduates include Mmes H T Beard Elmer Boedeker N W Boedeker Ray Carlile Roscoe Hood Zula Isaac Rupert Raley Thurman Rice R C Ricks James T Smith T F Sosebee Tom B Smith G W Trawick R C Thomas and J R Rice Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Catherine Lavelle
Stamford Sanitarium
Oliver Street
Parent-Teachers Association
R. C. Thomas
Miss Lavelle
Ryland Gleaton
American Legion Auxiliary
George Zachary
Red Cross Home Nursing
Mmes. H. T. Beard
Elmer
Induction List From Jones County Selective Service
The Jones county local board reports the induction of numerous men into the Armed Forces including Glen Weldon Blackburn Robert E Spur gin Lonnie Lee Campbell Joe Sam Gray Edgar Cecil Lucas Oby D Scott Jr William Hooper Hollis III Benite Balderas Pena Jr Noble Lee Watson Roy Lee Thorn James Dewey Hall Robert Elmer Dean Elroy Sanders Riley Ramsey Foster Kermit Thomas Erdnerberg A L Rhodes William Hicks Stamps Jr Charles Arthur Fikes Clyde Lee Owens Walter Carl Thompson Crespin H Pardo Curtis Eugene Green Kindred Dale Muse Charles Norris Shira Buford Elmo Jennings Cecil Edward Mitchell Glenn Junior Mitcham Charles Milburn Thompson Alvis Weldon Rutledge Charles Sterling Hubbard Billy Charles Roberts Robert Eugene Coker Tony Duane Jones Jack Tarpley Donley Gordon Williams Marvin Car Olson and Abner Columbus Logan as colored man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Glen Weldon Blackburn
Robert E. Spurgin
Lonnie Lee Campbell
Joe Sam Gray
Edgar Cecil Lucas
Oby D. Scott
William Hooper Hollis, III
Benite Balderas Pena, Jr
Noble Lee Watson
Roy Lee Thorn
James Dewey Hall
Robert Elmer Dean
Elroy Sanders
Riley Ramsey Foster
Kermit Thomas Eric Soderberg
A. L. Rhodes
William Hicks Stamps, Jr
Charles Arthur Fikes
Clyde Lee Owens
Walter Carl Thompson
Crespin H. Pardo
Curtis Eugene Green
Kindred
Dale Muse
Charles Norris Shira
Buford Elmo Jennings
Cecil Edward Mitchell
Glenn Junior Mitcham
Charles Milburn Thormpson
Alvis Weldon Rutledge
Charles Sterling Hubbard
Billy Charles Roberts
Robert Eugene Coker
Tony Duane Jones
Jack Tarpley
Donley Gordon Williams
Marvin Car Olson
Abner Columbus Logan
PTA Speakers Highlight Community Values
Oliver Street Parent-Teachers Association held a Wednesday meeting led by Mrs. Earl Stagner and Mrs. Hollis Haynes. Mrs. Stagner discussed Individuals Make a Nation, Haynes spoke on We are all good neighbors now, with Hollis Rae Haynes performing Ripples and Bob Harrison Brahms Lullaby. Mrs. Robert Harrison led the business session. The A Q Button schoolroom logged the highest parent turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Stagner
Oliver Street
Parent-Teachers Association
Hollis Haynes
Lawson
Hollis Rae Haynes
Brahms
Bob Harrison
Robert Harrison
A. Q. Button
Mission Society Leader Attends Regional Council Meetings
Mrs J H Rutherford president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service North West Texas Conference attended the Jurisdictional Council of the South Central Jurisdiction in Dallas then traveled to Little Rock Arkansas for a related meeting. A February 12 Bible study by Mrs W J Glenn explored The Purpose and Plan of God from Pauls Epistle to the Ephesians with Dr Costen J Harrell praising its concise summary of Christian fundamentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rutherford
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Costen J. Harrell
Paul
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Sgt. Corley
CBS
Cpl
Jeronimo Casaz
Sgt
Leslie Vassar
Pvt. ‘Boots’ Rogers
Lueders Man
John J. Benton
Red Cross Drive
Ryland Gleatons
A. H. Ladd Duplex
Vernon D Hart
Rev. Quattlebaum
Reynolds St
PTA
Stamford College
W.K. Strother
WSCS