Stamford Inn meeting set for twice monthly dinners
Health and education club members elected officers including Miss Lois Green and Miss Maud Coose. They approved meeting the first and third Thursdays at the Stamford Inn for 7:30 dinners. New member Mrs. T. R. Colbert welcomed. Next meeting noted for June 7 at the Inn amid ongoing hospital and operation updates for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Coose
Bernice Caldwell
Lois Green
Mary Bryant
Stamford Inn
T. R. Colbert
Margaret Smith
Kathleen Whittington
Ethel Rowell
Vera Carlson
Maud Cooze
Mmnes
R. L. Haviie
J. G. High
Sallie T. Pate
R. V. Colbert
The
Inn
Seniors Entertained by Dr and Mrs Rutherford
Dr and Mrs J H Rutherford hosted a senior group at their home with a five course dinner. Guests included Lem Nix Robert Dunlap Jeff Inglish Bill McClell Punches and others as the event featured class yells and after dinner activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford
J. H. Rutherford
Joe Ruthpry
Cae Bool
Lem Nix
Robert Dunlap
Jeff Inglish
Bill McClel
Punches
Dave Reeves
Howard Shook
Ben Simpson
M Walton
Upshaw, Jr
Joe Ord
Hospital Briefs List Local Patients Recoveries
Miss Gladys Wright of Stamford underwent an operation Saturday and is recovering steadily. Ozell Westbrook, two, son of S. B. and Mrs. Westbrook, had a major operation at the sanitarium last Thursday and is improved. Mrs. P. E. Beckman of Aspermont received radium treatment over the weekend and was dismissed Monday. Millard Townsend of Peacock had tonsils removed Monday and returned home Tuesday. W. D. Patterson of Hamlin had an appendix operation Monday and is rallying. Laura Belle Letz, one year old, was brought to the sanitarium in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Adams
Weinerth
S. D. Smith
Stamford
E. D. Thompson
Peacock
W. B. Brewer
Ibex
Gladys Wright
Ozell Westbrook
S. B. Westbrook
P. E. Béckman of
Aspermont
Millard Townsend
W. D. Patterson
Hamlin
Sanitarium
Laura Belle Letz
Tony Letz
Rooms In Private Homes Needed For Reunion Visitors
The Texas Co Reunion will be July 2 to 4 and hotel rooms are already scarce. Stamford residents are asked to house as many visitors as possible in private homes, as last year. A rate of $1 per person per day is set. Those who can provide rooms should list with Miss Lois Green, Chamber of Commerce secretary, telephone 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Co
Cooper
Stamford
Lois Green
Chamber of Commerce
Stamford Girl Receives Honorable Mention in Poster Contest
Darline Roberts of Stamford, daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Roberts of 417 East Campbell Street, earned an honorable mention from the Texas Fire Insurance Department for a poster titled Help Reduce Mr Fire. She was in the 8th grade and received the ribbon last Friday during the Stamford Public Schools fire prevention campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darline Robberts
R. H. Robberts
East
Campbell Street
Texas Fire Insurance Department
Stamford Public
Mrs Bobbie Hood of Post Community Dies
Mrs. Bobbie Hood, 38, sister-in-law to Roscoe Hood of Stamford, died suddenly at her home in Post community, Haskell County, about 9 a.m. Sunday. Funeral services were held at Munday Baptist Church Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Burial followed in Munday Cemetery. Arrangements were by W. N. Kinney Funeral Home. She was born January 11, 1896 in Denton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Hood
Roscoe Hood
Stamford
Post Community
Haskell County
Munday Baptist Church
Sorrels
Anson Bapitist Church
Eastwood
Post Methodist Church
Munday Cemetery
W. N. Kinney
William Reece Dies At 82 Near Rule In Temple County
William Reece, 82, died at his daughter’s home and funeral services were held Saturday at Capron with Jim Skiles presiding. Arrangements were by W. N. Kinney Funeral Home. Born April 11, 1852, he lived in Jones and Haskell counties for many years. The report also notes a fire destroying a chicken house at Charles Markham’s Symonds place and a grass fire nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reece
F. A. Bryant
Jim Skiles
Capron
W. N. Kinney
Mr. Reece
Ones
Haskell
Samford
Charles Markham
Symonds Place
Anson Man Loses Fingers in Planing Mill Mishap
Ben Linley, 63, of Anson, suffered the loss of the last three fingers of his right hand Monday at 12:15 p m while working in his blacksmith and welding shop. His hand was caught in machine blades while he played a board and the fingers were amputated at the first knuckle. Linley, with 11 years in Anson ownership and a lifetime around machinery, had no prior accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Linley
Anson
Blacks Smith and Welding
Burge Griffith
Linley
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Peel Glood Mandes
B. H. Bristow
Old Glory
E. Feagan
T. L. Hall of
G. G. Meunzler
Avoca
Star
Trinidad
Alcove Theatre
John Vandercook
Bruce
Heather Angel
Louis King
Victor Jory
J.carrol Naish
John Davidson
Murray Kinnell
Francis Ford
Claude King
Douglas Walton
Ton
Fish Frey Business Men's Ir
Roy Adams
J. C. Doss
Jim Stell
Or Jones
Hinson
Bill Adams
Bushel
Pe Lois
Pete
B. and
P.W
Business and Professional Women’s Club
del Monte Pineapple
Verigood
Ajax Laundry
Pt. Jar
Scott Tissue
Waldorf
Rolls Pacific
White House Milk
A.&p. Coffee Trio
Bokar
Kook
Ig Hs
Svackers
Ford Motor Co
Panama
Hanes
Summer Cape
Chandise
Batist
Es’ Silk
Princess
Mestic
Strauss Dry Goods Co
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