Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 1, 1992 Page: 3 of 12
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The Past Presidents Assembly Evelyn Watson, Grace Frizell, absentees noted,
of the Stamford Garden Club Bemiece Lunn, Mary Hagle, Pat <
met for lunch at the home of Prewit, Sassy Merriott, Valda appointed to select officers to be
Fleetwood went on to say,
“Although we are adding fun
and excitement to the patients
explained, done in October, the bottom line
and son Matthew.
WTU provides electric service
to a 53,000 square mile area of \
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and graduate of Donna High
A nominating eommittee was School. He holds a B.S. in agri-
Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Yates of Cisco announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their daughter, Lisa Marie, to
Christopher Craig Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Jones of
Brownfield. Grandparents of the prospective groom are Mr. and
Mrs. J.C. Kainer of Stamford.
The bride elect is a graduate of Rogers High School and is
currently a Senior Elementary Education major at Abilene Christian
University.
The prospective groom is a graduate of Brownfield High School
and is currently a Senior Accounting major at Abilene Christian
University.
The ceremony will be held on December 5, at three o’clock at the
Minter Lane Church of Christ in Abilene with the bride’s father
officiating.
Congressman
Charles W. Stenholm
17th Congressional District of Texas .
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accrued from investments. To Treasurer; Ethel Bounds, Asst,
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Barbara McGaughey,
The club meets the first and Parliamentarian.
third Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. at The 1992-93
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• Hosted by her children: Carolyn Rice, Janis Patzig, •
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Rio Grande. _____________
Words cannot express the feeling of gratitude
for each of you. We truly appreciate your ex-
pressions of love through cards, food, flowers,
memorial contributions, phone calls, and
prayers. Thank you again for the love and
concern shown toward us during this time of
loss of our Sara.
The Family of Sara Reves
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Daily 10:00 a.m.-7;00 p.m. • Sunday 1:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
1608 N. Swanton * Stamford agfa^
and a representative from the Doris Kinney, Betty McDougal,
cultural education from Texas following symbols: NIKE is the development and victory. American-Red Cross on March Barbara McGaughey, M<tfgarct
Alyqen Overby on September Larson, Frances Bounds, Vera elected at the next meeting in A&M University. He and his winged Victory of Samothrace The Stamford B&PW Club 18th. The B&PW Club main Patterson, Mercedes Perez,
wife, Jan, have three children- which is a symbol of strength, offers the Margaret Crockett fundraiser is the annual Silent Bertha Reyes, Irene Stewart, and
daughters Donna and Melissa progress, freedom, and triumph, scholarship to a-graduating Auction held this year at the Sue Stigler,
and son Matthew. Nike squarely .faces the winds Stamford senior. The Margaret
24th. Mae Mills, Lola Long, Alyeen May, 1993.
Foursome tables were covered Overby, Charlene Bishop, Carol
with white linen and centered Hickman,currentclubpresident, remembrance to the assembly’s
with red carnations and baby and special guest and honorary other honorary member, Aileen
breath in green bottles. member, Marie Sublett, and her Stagner, who was unable to
A menu ofchicken breast with daughter Barabara Chambers intend.
celery sauce, mixed vegetables, both of Ft. Worth. Hostesses were Alyeen ing from the Red River to the
In a short business meeting Overby, Louise Massey,
rolls, angel food cake with led by Evelyn Watson, president, Charlene Bishop and Eva
strawberries, tea and coffee were roll was called by secretary-
served to Mary Wallace Bosse, treasurer Valda Larson and
[SAVE $10.00]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — requirements are: American
Congressman Charles W. citizenship; good SAT or ACT
Stenholm is currently accepting scores, outstanding high school
applications from young men record; and good physical
and women in the 17th condition, including excellent
Congressional District who are eyesight. There is a very limited
interested in attending oneof the number of waivers for non-pilot
nation's service academies. candidates whose eyesight is less
This December Congressman than 20/20.
Stenholm will have the Aside from academic
opportunity to nominate area achievement, emphasis is also
citizens for appointments to the placed on character, church and
four U.S. academies: the Air community involvement, extra-
Force Academy in Colorado curricular activities and/or part-
Springs, Co.; the Military time employment. Applicants
Academy in West Point, N.Y.; must be single with no
the Naval Academy in dependents and at least 17 years
Annapolis, Md.; and the of age. but not past their 22nd
Merchant Marine Academy in birthday upon admission into the
Kings Point, N.Y. Persons academy on July 1, 1993.
interested in the possible Additional information may
nominations should contact the be obtained from high school
Congressman’s Stamford office guidance counselors or by
as soon as possible. The deadline contacting J ayne Schoonmaker
for completed application files in Congressman Stenholm’s
is December 1,1992. Stamford office at (915) 773-
To be eligible for an 3623 or (915) 672-1322 or by
appointment, the applicant must writing P.O. Box 1237,
meet certain requirements. The Stamford, Texas 79553.
Berny named Director of
Marketing Services for WTU
Billy G. Berny has been named
director of Marketing Services
for West Texas Utilities Co.
(WTU). Bemy replaces Bill
Baxter, who retired from WTU
July 1. WTU’s Marketing Ser-
vices department develops pro-
grams which help the company’s
customers use energy more effi-
ciently.
Bemy began his career with
Central Power and Light Co.
(CPL) in 1979 and has worked
in various marketing positions
within CPL’s service territory.
He was residential marketing
manager in the home office in
Corpus Christi Midtown office
in November, 1991. Both WTU
and CPL are subsidiaries of Dal-
las-based Central and South
West Corporation.
Transamerican Diagnostic October, and we will see our
Services, the mobile 100,000th patient Some time in
mammogram service that has October.”
Due to the three events coming phal has recently received two
1 more memorials from Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer J. Martin of Colo-
rado City. One in memory of
Sam Baize and the other in
memory of A.C. Humphrey.
to all 100,000 women who have
visited the units, the local
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recognized as being the largest diligently on arranging their
of its kind in the nation, both in visits and the physicians who
numbers of mammograms done have supported the unit by
and the area serviced. The two recognizing the need for
units cover the entire state of screening mammography.
Texas,southern and eastern New As a way to express their
Mexico, Oklahoma and, On gratitude, Transamerican
contract, as far away as Diagnostic Services will award
Maryland, North Dakota and
Virginia.
According to Rick Fleetwood, mammogram.
been servicing this area for six '
years, is about to reach an soclose together, Transamerican
unparalleled event. Sometime Diagnostic Services has elected
in October the service will to combine the three and use
receive it’s 100,00 patient for a them as a way to say thank you
mammogram.
Transamerican Diagnostic
Services has
The B&PW Club 1992-93 officers are (I to r): Bobbie Connally-president; Candy Clayton-lst vice president; Mercedes
Perez-2nd vice president; Darla Faulks-secretary; Betty McDougal-treasurer; Ethel Bounds-assistant secretary-treasurer;
and Barbara McGaughey (hot pictured)-parliamentarian.
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Women’s Club of Stamford is woman and a
an organization of women opportunity,
s Club
Scholarship Russell Newman MFG. on
human limitations. The TORCH Foundation was established in November 5th. Club members
is a symbol of light, wisdom, 1968 by the Stamford B&PW bring items to be auctioned
principle^ and leadership. The Club, Inc., to provide a self- -----—I— —---1,
WAND.Mercury’swingedstaff, supporting scholarship program, from merchants,
is the herald of a new day for It provides one or more annual
symbol of scholarships for graduates of B&PW Club officers are: Bobbie
equality, Stamford High School. The Connally, President; Candy
established to encourage the cooperation, healing, harmony, number and the amounts of the Clayton, 1st Vice-President;
activity and participation of and power. The SHIP OF scholarships are determined by Mercedes Perez, 2nd Vice-
women tn the business and COMMERCE is the symbol of the amount of contributions to President; Darla Faulks,
professional field. The Stamford activity and growth, economic the Foundation and interest Secretary; Betty McDougal,
chapter is an affiliation of the independence, and adventures
Texas Federation of Business in friendship. And finally the date.theClubhaspresentedmore Secretary-Treasurer;
and Professional Women’s Club SCROLL is a symbol of • than $14,150 in scholarships,
which is also an affiliation of the achievement, it typifies our faith.
National federation of Business ideals and accomplishments, third Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. at The 1992-93 Stamford
and Professional Wcxnen’sClub, while denoting our obligation to the Cliff House Restaurant in B&PW Members are: Vicki
Inc. the future. These symbols over Stamford. Some of the guest Anderson, Ethel Bounds,
An emblem adopted by a club the inscription, NFBPWC, are speakers for the 1992-93 year Dorothy Clark, Nancy Clark,
represents the values the club within the Golden Circle. The include Liz Sands, the District 7 Candy Clayton, CamilleCombs,
Bemy is a native of Edinburg ’ holds important to their circle represents the globe, Director on September 17th,
foundation. The emblem of signifies unbroken harmony and Steve Carriker on October 15th, Corley, Pam Cox, Darla Faulks,
BPW/USA consists of the illumination, vigor, tranquility,
following symbols: NIKE is the development and victory.
The Stamford B&PW Club
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Mooney, John & Gilbreath, Sharon. Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 1, 1992, newspaper, October 1, 1992; Stamford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1242918/m1/3/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.