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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1978
Page
7
Lueders Lions Club schedules a chili supper at 6 pm Monday at the Lions Club House with wives cooking and serving. The community report notes a busy week with hospital stays, visits, and local events, including church services and a quilt fundraiser for the West Texas Rehabilitation Center in Abilene.
Don Rose 37 of Stamford died at 7 40 p m Friday in Stamford Memorial Hospital after a long illness Funeral was held 3 p m Monday at Central Presbyterian Church Stamford with Rev Bill Weeks and W R Henderson of Childress officiating Burial was in Hamlin East Cemetery He was born Aug 24 1940 in Stamford married Whynama Hayes Sept 6 1958 in Anson a retired salesman he worked in Stamford for Cobrum Motor Co C R Antony s and West Texas Utilities Elder in the Presbyterian Church past president of Stamford Lions Club active in Cub Scouting and served on Stamford Hospital District board seven years He also served on various Chamber of Commerce committees Survivors include his wife two sons Joey and Mark both of the home three brothers J C Rose of Brownwood Radiah Rose of Abilene Roy Rose of Mesa Ariz two sisters Lorene Watson of Anson and Beulah Watson of Stamford and his mother Icy Rose of Anson Pallbearers were Lee Dickerson John Martin Bobby Jones Harrell Petty Gary Muehlstein and Fareed Hassen A Don Rose Memorial Fund was set up at First National Bank in Stamford to furnish a room at Stamford Memorial Hospital. donations may be made via Lee Dickerson Bill Longley of First National Bank Suits Filed
Individuals alleging discrimination under Title VI may file a written complaint with the Secretary of Agriculture in Washington DC or the Rural Electrification Administration, or with the organization. The filing must occur within 180 days after the alleged discrimination or a later date extended by the Secretary or REA, and complainant identities will be kept confidential to the extent necessary to enforce the regulations.
Roy T. Self 57 of Marfa died Jan 9 in Marfa after a heart attack. Funeral held Jan 12 at First Baptist Church Rule with Rev J R Williams officiating. Burial in Rule Cemetery. Survivors include his mother Mrs Roy Self Stamford, brother Travis Self Marfa, sisters Mildred Patterson Big Spring Dean Moore Hawley Eloise Newberry Marfa Janis Walsh Old Glory, 13 nieces and nephews. Pallbearers listed. World War II Navy veteran, born Aug 29 1920 Jayton. He moved from Rule to Marfa in 1972.
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