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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
10
Sherman notes report a large Culwell family gathering on June 6 with 35 members present. Visits span Waco Abilene Denton and Albuquerque relatives. Community mentions include WMU work in Stamford and visits by Avants, Sparks, and Rennels families plus several local hosts and visitors.
Woodrow Simmons of Anson had lunch with her Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J Grimes attended an Eastern Star installation in Anson Saturday night. Mrs Judy Deatheridge and son Clay of Anson visited Mr and Mrs C R Foster Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Tony Ham visited his parents in Blackwell over the weekend. Mrs W A Sylvester has been in Memorial Hospital in Stamford this past week. Family visits include Bill Easterling of Coahoma to Anson, en route to California, weekend in Lubbock with friends. Canasta Club hosted by Lucille Bean. Portwood families from Hamlin and Sanitorium visit Creed Portwood Sunday.
The New Hope Group members travel to De Leon for the funeral of Mrs. Lige Davis, an aunt to Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Stevens. Davis leaves a husband and ten surviving children. Local farming continues with plowing and replanting cotton and maize as week activities.
Margaret Spader of the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association advises using a close-fitting lid when steaming or boiling to keep steam around the food and away from the kitchen. She notes a simmer burner maintains a steady boil, saving cooking time and fuel.
The statement discusses distemper being commonly regarded as a type or form of influenza, noting the overlap in naming and historical classification debates within veterinary or medical contexts.
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