Rowland and Selmon Wed in Matthews Memorial Church
Miss Maxine Rowland and Tony Selmon were wed in a morning ceremony at Matthews Memorial Presbyterian Church Albany. Rev. J A Owen officiated. attendees included family and Norma Ramey and Miss York. The couple planned a trip to Ruidoso then Galveston home. Rowland to join medical care in Galveston after Navy duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Rowland
Tony Selmon
Matthews Memorial Presbyterian Church
Owen
Stamford
Albany
J. A. Owen
Dick Rowland
Ohn Selmon
Stamford High School
Virginia Ramey
Rowland
Norma York
Doris
Aldbany
Ramey
York
Ruidoso
New Mexico
Galveston
United States Navy
Trinity University
Waxahachie
University of California, Berkeley
Stamfordusic Club
Presbyterian Church
Selmon
Texas Tech Lubbock
Graduation Dance Honors Class 43 J At Stamford
Aviation Cadets from Stamford Flying School will be honored with a graduation dance at the pavilion on the Texas Cowboy Reunion grounds Saturday night starting at 9. Hosts among underclassmen. Four hundred fifty invitations mailed. large crowd expected. Wichita Falls service band will provide music. an elaborate decorations plan for the pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Flying School
Texas Cowboy
Wichita Falls
War Saving Stamps High Score Prize At Bridge Club
Mrs. Travis Bouchett won the high score prize in war saving stamps during a Ride-A-Wee Bridge Club meeting last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Tom Smith. Sandwiches, cokes and olives were served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bouchett
Travis Bouchett
Ride-A-Wee
Tom Smith
Travis Bou
Surprise party honors Mrs. Michael at Baptist circles
After W M A circle meetings at First Baptist Church, Mrs. H. C. Michael hosted a surprise party at her home. Gifts included a coffee table and candy jar from local W M A groups. The Michael family plans to move to Sny r. Guests enjoyed lunch and cookies as flowers decorated the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
W.M.A
First Baptist Church
H. C. Michael
Jean
Snyr
Georg Smith
Eugene Yates
Cynthia Miller
C. F. Upshaw
Mmes. Yates
Smith
Teachers and Students Named in Local Class List
Wright teaches the lesson while Cynthia Miller, Jes C. Lester, and Mrs. Lester assist. Ruth Ford and Mrs. Bill Hatcher work with Mrs. G. G. Flournoy. Elkin Lockett and Cannon guide students with Mrs. Miles. Laura Groner and Mrs. W. C. Pratt engage with Mrs. T. R. Tinsley as teacher.
Chicken Barbecue Held in Backyard of V D Dubles
Mr and Mrs V D Duble hosted a Wednesday barbecue in their backyard. A long table groaned with chicken while croquet provided entertainment. Guests included Dr and Mrs F E Hudson Dr and Mrs E P Bunkley and several local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. D. Dubles
V. D. Duble
Duble
F. E. Hudson
E. P. Bunkley
George Zachary
H. A. Carter
Frank Morrow
George Pryor
Needle and Thimble Club Sets July 8 Meeting
The Needle and Thimble Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E. R. Clark. Members brought sewing or handwork while Mrs. J. Massey visited. Present were Mines, A. M. Conant, C. E. Coombes, E. N. Sullins, R. P. Small, W. H. Plant and the hostess. The club will meet again on July 8 to quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle and Thimble
E. R. Clark
John Massey
Mines
A. M. Conant
C. E. Coombes
E. N. Sullins
R. P. Small
W. H. Plant
Mrs. R. C. Richards Hosts Busy Hour Club
Mrs. R. C. Richards entertained the Busy Hour Club Wednesday afternoon last week. She is not a member but has visited often. Ice cream and cake were served. New member Mrs. Oral Wilson attended with Mines, Jack Fuqua, Garland Zimmerman, George Gray, H. B. Lawdon, Jack McClendon and R. P. Small as fellow members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Richards
Richards
Oral Wilson
Mines
Jack Fuqua Garland Zimmerman
George Gray
H. B. Lawdon
Jack McClendon
R. P. Small
Davenport Couple Hosts Mr and Mrs Club Night
Mr and Mrs B P Davenport Jr entertained the Mr and Mrs Club Wednesday night. Cpl and Mrs George Rollins won high score in bridge. Ice cream and cake were served. Guests included Lieut and Mrs Alec Francis Capt and Mrs Roy Caruthers Mr and Mrs R H Bounds Cpl and Mrs George Roll and Mr and Mrs Bernice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Davenport, Jr
George Rollins
Alec Francis
Roy Caruthers
R. H. Bounds
George Rol
Bernarde
Personal notices from Stamford list visiting friends and travels
Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Hull and son from Dallas and L. D. Hull Jr. from Fort Bliss visited friends. Annette Carothers entered Hardin-Simmons University for six weeks. Carrie Helen Kutach of Hamlin stayed with the Kutachs in Avoca. Mrs. Edwin Massey and Philip Wayne returned to Amarillo after visiting J. E. Massey's family. Nat Wash returned from Corpus Christi trip. Lavada Adams went to Corpus Christi and stayed. Nancy Langford remained in Texas Tech for summer. H. A. Kinney of Gorman is gravely ill. Seabie Jack Reed takes a 10-day vacation to Vernon, Childress and Estelline. Newell Berry Jr. in Navy, visited Three Rivers, then returned to California. Mrs. Berthelot improved after hospital stay at Beeville. Eilah Blan Elliott visited San Antonio after Texas State College term. Mrs. W. S. Knowles vacationing from Stamford Flying School, in Corpus Christi. Perry Stigler’s transfer from Lincoln Neb to El Paso, visited Stamford. Tom Kutach and daughter Carrie Helen of Hamlin were in Stamford. they fished with Frank Kutach and stayed with him.
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Newell Berry, Jr
United States Navy
California
Texas
P. P. Berthelot
Three Rivers
Rs. Berthelot
Beeville
Paul Berthelot
Eilah Blan Elliott
Texas State College
Denton
Russell Crownover
San Antonio
T. J. Elliott
Visitors and guests fill weekends across Stamford area
Mrs Emma Townsend hosted a week with no trouble. Mr and Mrs Roy Moritz hosted guests including E B Ellis and children Hollis and Doris from Sweetwater, and Sorrells and Smith families from Stamford Bricksdahl area. Hollis and Doris Ellis enjoy summer here while Fort Worth and Denver rail engineer A R Davis visited family in Amarillo. Dr Arch Harbour of Wichita Falls visited relatives with Mrs Harbour and Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Moritz
E. B. Ellis
Hollis
Doris
Sweetwater
Wilburn Sorrells
Sandra
Stamford
al Smith
Bricksdahl
C. W. Sorrells
Doris Ellis
Howard Overby
Fort Worth
Roy Overby
J. Z. Williams
A. R. Davis
Denver
Amarillo
Arch Harbour
Wichita Falls
Dr. Harbour
W. T. Bial
Browning Sunlay
Hamlin Scrap Iron Fund Aids Red Cross Donations
Recent Hamlin scrap iron sales totaled 32.70 and were given to Mrs. C. F. Butcher for Red Cross production fund. She sent the money to the county production fund where it was received by treasurer Mrs. George Gray. A separate Red Cross donation of 5 came from Mr. and Mrs. David Bennett.
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Hamlin
C. F. Butcher
Red Cross Production Fund
Brownsville's Unique Border Hub Status Highlighted
Brownsville Texas acts as an international airport seaport and border entry point. The region underscores its role as a cross border gateway supporting trade travel and local commerce.
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Brownsville
Texas
Miss Wade Visits Brother in Jayton
Miss Alice Wade of Jayton spent the week end here in the home of her brother H. C. Wade and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wade
Jayton
Ae Brother
H. C. Wade
Esther Wade Stays With Brother After Weekend Visit
Miss Esther Wade spent the weekend in Bonham and remained Monday night with her brother H. C. Wade and Mrs. Wade. She lives in Jayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wade
Bonham
H. C. Wade
Mrs. Wade
Esther
Jayton
Wheat production in Castro County Texas tops million bushels
The article notes that more than 000,000 bushels of wheat are raised annually in Castro County Texas, highlighting the county as a significant wheat producer in the region.
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Castro County
Texas
Cameron County’s Rich Harvest Amid Extended Shipping Season
Cameron County in the lower Rio Grande Valley stands as a dense farming region producing citrus and fruits in large quantities along with beans beets sweet corn cabbage spinach and other crops. The heavy shipping season runs from October through April.
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Cameron County
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
United States
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Naval Reserve
University of Texas Medical School
The
Phi Chi Fraternity
Adiemba
Needle and Thimble Club
Mrs. R. C. Richards
Davenports
Mr .and Mrs.” Club
Chevrolet
America
RED Cross
Sions
U. 8
WAR Bonds
Lawhon Chevrolet CO
L. D. Hull and Son
Dallas
L. D. Hull, Jr
Fort Bliss
Mr. Hull
West Side
Annette Carothers
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Carrie Helen Kutach
Mrs
Frank Kutach
Avoca
Edwin Massey
Philip Wayne
J. E. Massey
Nat Wash
Corpus Christi
Lavada Adams
Nancy Langford
Texas Tech
Lubbock
H. A. Kinney
Gorman
J. H. Kinney
O. A. Kinney
Seabie
Jack Reed
Stamford Sanitarium
Vernon, Childress
Perry Stigler
Lincoln Nebraska
el Paso
Tom Kutach
Carrie Helen
Emma Townsend
Hamlin Scrap Iron Fund
Penney’s
Tropics
Poplin
Penimaid
Bayon & Cotton Gabardine
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