Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 11, 1970 Page: 14 of 14
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PAGE SIX STAMFORD AMERICAN
Stamford, Texas, Thursday, J|ine 11, 1970
their father, Henry J. Hansen,
and aunt, Mrs. Glenn Rennets
over the weekend of Memorial
Day.
Mrs. 0. T Wagley of Duffan
visited her sister, Mrs. G. II.
Rennels, last week. She re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Zado Smith, Mrs. C. R.
Foster, Mrs. H. H. Dunklin, •
Mrs. G. H. Rennels, Mrs. Lou
Ella Johnson, Mrs. Buford Wil-
liamson, Mrs. Cloud Eidson of
Avoca home Demonstration
Club attended Rally Day of
Jones County Home Demon-
stration Clubs in Anson Thurs-
day at Lions Club House. A
covered dish luncheon was
served. Eight Clubs were rep-
resented.
Mr? "arid "-Mrs. Frank Ren-
nels of Abilene visited* Mrs.
Glenn Rennels Sunday after-
noon.
Mrs. Chester Dodson and
Mary Moore of Albany visited
Mrs. J. XL Williams and lifts.
( Frances Swenson Sunday after-
noon.
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Mrs. Moore Wins
Crazy Day Contest
Mrs. Frank Moore, clerk at
Perry’s variety store, took
first prize of $10 in the contest
sponsored June 3 by the Retail
Merbhants Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce. Mrs.
Moore’s costume for the Crazy
Days contest was judged the
craziest attire.
Bill Barnett, assistant man
agcr of Anthony^Jook _je-
cond prize of $5, and Mrs. B.
Cooper, clerk at J. C. Pen-
ney, took third of $2.00.
Managers were not eligible
to compete, btit most of them
wore costumes to illustrate the
Crazy Days theme.
Mr and Mrs Dallas Caton
had as luncheon guest their
mother< Mrs,. P U- Caton,
from Stamford Inn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.Carl J. Han-
sen of Wallingford,” Pa.,- and
son, Steve, of A&M University^
High School Honor Btudentg
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Mrs. Matti Walsh of Cftco
visited with Mr. and Mrs. E.
O. Ely Saturday.
Mr arid Mrs. E. Akin accom-
panied Mrs. Regnald Link and
children to Houston for Memo-
rial Day weekend. They were
► guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Akin, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Akin.
ville, Kan., were house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Caton
and Lynn last week.
Rev. Echols was a former
pastor of Methodist Church
here. They visited friends and
members of Methodist Church
throughout the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce
and children were visitors of
Mrs. Pierce’s parents, Mr. and I
Mrs. R. E. Hughes, Sunday.
Mrs. Lonna Hurst of Abilene
and Jerry Hughes of Odessa
were' supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Hughes Sunday.
Becky Avants left Monday
morning for cheerleader camp
in Cisco for a week.
»Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Grimes
and children of Houston visited
with their mother, Mrs. Kyle
Grimes, Saturday of last week.
They were enroute to Grand
Canyon for a vacation trip and
visited with sisters in Big
Spring and Pheonix, Ariz., en,-J
route. They returned Sunday]
and left for their home in |
Houston Monday noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Watts
and children attended the wed-
ding of a nepliew, Ronnie Her-
ring, in Wichita Falls Saturday
night.
Sharon Pace of Abilene? visit-
ed Kay Jackie Watts over the
weekend.
Mrs. Eugene Watts and girls
were in Abilene Monday after-
noon.
Friends of the famijf|s_^of
Mrs. Morris Martin apoMrs.
Tommie^ Lindsey extend their
deepest sympathy in the loss
of their love ones .this past
week.
men — ■ Americans, English-
men and Austrians — we had
working with us,” said Kast-
ner. “Like Yakima Canutt,
they were all top meri in their
field.”
Canutt, who staged the ac-
tion scenes for “Where Eagles
Dare,” has gained a reputation
as the screen’s foremost ac-
tion-expert with such films as
“Ben • Hur,” “Mogambo,’’
‘'Spartacus” and “El < 6id,”
among others.'He long since
had learned to handle an item
of such historical significance
as Schloss Hohenwerfen with
great precautionary care even
while racking it with explosions
for a solid week.
"Where Eagles Dare” will
open Sunday at the Drive-In"
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Mr and Mrs. Walter Taft of
Tye visited Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
Ely Sunday. r
Mrs. J. T. Berry of Abilene
spent several days last week
with her daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs- H H. Dunklin.
Mrs. C. R Foster visited
Mrs. E" F. Simmons ip-Anson
Care Home in Anson. Mrs.
Simmons is ]£rs. Foster’s
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ALBANY, TEXAS Phone Albany 762-3331 —' Abilene 673-5541
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Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hughes 1
had as house guests their son?
’ Eugene Hughes, and wife of
Victorville, Calif., this past
’ week.
1 They have recently moved to
Victorville. Hughes ahd family
of Abilene and H-SU were
guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Hughes Sunday.
'Raymond is coach of Jayton
High School and is attending
ILSU this summer.*
Mr. and Mrs. Jim ^parks
had as guests their son, Jerry
Sparks, and family of Perry-
ton Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. C. D. Nichols and son,
Raymond, of Texarkana visited
Mrs. Nichols sister and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sparks
Sunday.
’ Mrs. Alice Bashford of Abi-
lene visited Mrs. ’> Frances
Swenson and Mrs. J.- C. Wil-
n* liams Saturday of last week.
Sgt and Mrs. Lonnie Bar-
baree of Altus Air Force Base,
Altus, Okla., visited Mrs. Bar-
baree’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas Caton, and Lyhn last
weekend, returning to' the Base
-on Wednesday.. .....________
son, Steve, of A&M University^. . .. Becky Avants spent a week Rev. and Mrs. Archie Echols
College Station, were guests of with Mrs. Bobby McClure in and son, Daniel, of Norton-
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With Relatives at Avoca
One of Europe’s oldest and
most historic, castles, after sur-
viving fire and siege for nearly
nine centuries, almost had its
movie “debut” cancelled when
a proud local citizenry became
upset over its film fate.
The castle is the majestic
rock edifice Schloss Hohenwer-
fen, perched high atop a moun-
tain peak in the Austrian Alps
- near the village of Werfen,
some 25 miles from Salzburg.
It was built in the year 1077 by
Archbishop Gebhard of Salz-
burg?
Its lofty location made it an
easy choice among dozens of
old castles inblown up by a
daring World War II team led
by Burton and Eastwood. A
special citizens’ committee
promptly called on producer
Elliott Kastner, intent on with-
drawing permission for use of K Larry Jordan
son of Mr.
their famous landmark. Mrs j H Jordan of Sa.
“After wnat ft had been gerton, has enrolled for the
through io the past, the Aus- summer session at Lubbock
trian gentlemen weren’t about Christian College,
to see their castle destroyed
f6r the sake of a rfiovie,’’ Kast-
ner recalled.
It required several hours and
considerable persuasion for
Kastner to convince the com-
mittee that Schloss Hohenwer-
fen would remain'ip the same
condition after their filming as
before, thanks to a crack team
of special effects and movie
action experts.
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Craig, Roy M. Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 11, 1970, newspaper, June 11, 1970; Stamford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1190405/m1/14/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.