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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
3
Lueders residents share updates from travels across California. The community notes visits with Abilene families and relatives in Burkburnett and Wichita Falls, plus local movements including students, church activities, and local hospitalizations.
Woody Crider son of Mr and Mrs W W Crider of Stamford was promoted to corporal in 45 months for high efficiency and conduct He is stationed at the Marine Base in Hawaii and has been there about six months He entered service in January 1954 trained in San Diego and was sent first to Japan He was awarded a radio for marksmanship in short range firing while in California He works in teletype communications Crider graduated from Stamford High School attended McMurry College one semester before joining the service Also mentioned are Tommy Cooper returning to Camp Sweeney as counselor at Camp Sweeney Gainesville a camp for diabetic children Margaret Cooper home from the University of Texas Mary Beth Tac Leroy? Tagliarino born June 7 at Stamford Sanitarium weighing seven pounds three ounces
Dr and Mrs Rex Prewit and daughter Deborah of Levelland spent last weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs D E Prewit and other relatives.
Mrs Emily Burkman led a Burkman family reunion in Lueders on May 28 29 with all seven sons and daughters present. Oliver Reed of Stamford was named chairman and a yearly reunion date set. A large cake and gifts honored Mrs Burkman whose birthday is May 24. The gathering included many relatives from Lueders Cisco Hobbs Stamford Thrall Archer City Fort Worth and other Texas towns along with visitors from Hobbs New Mexico and Tulsa.
Seven persons, including seven Negro women, escaped unhurt when an overturned car overturned near Stamford Hatchery as it traveled toward Stamford. Ettie Music transported the group toward a hospital but they declined care and went to the ball park.
Dr. G. L. Moody and his wife join the Moody doctors in Stafford at 514 North Swenson Avenue. They have resided in New Boston for six years and plan a permanent location as the clinic expands their elite work.
A daughter named Tommie Jo Denson was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tack Denson at Stamford Sanitarium on June 1. The newborn weighed eight pounds, nine ounces.
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