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I Kanah, Utah.
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Pstared m second class matter August 11, 1924, at the post-
fefflos at St
at Stamford, Texas, under the act of March S. 1879
relatives in
^ Worth sfr*. ^'MrsJCKinc
rort worth. SH* is n student in Angelo, Mr. in
family of
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or
jsytstlnn of any person, firm or corporation that may ap-
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rected upon being brought to the attention of the publisher.
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CLEBURNE HUSTON, Editor and Owner
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom WUey and
ions, Tom, Jr., and James, spent
Christmas in Temfole with their
daughter? Pauline Wiley, and a sis-
ter of Mr. WUey, Mrs. H. E. Jack,-
son. Paul me is a student nurse
in the Scott and White hospital.
eon family herfi toTthe holWfiys. >by Mr. and Mrs, Otie Miller and
-——- daughter, Elisabeth Ann, of An-
Mrs. Bill Adams has been re- »on. .
reiving treatment in the Stamford
Sanitarium. 8he is improved.
fPMtoliahed every Friday at the Stamford American Office at
124 East Hamilton Street <
Mr. and Mrs. Broughton Harden
and son, Ronnie, of Olton visited , ,
here during the holidays with Mrs. "er home.
Harden’s parents, Mr. apd Mrs. U.
D. Thompson.
Miss Jessie Moody has gone to
Los Angeles, California, to make
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Ready for the Battle of 1942
1942. As usual, we are wishing our friends a
'
— This is
“happy and prosperous New Year”. More appropriately we
could wish thwu the courage and strength to meet the ob-
stacles, to endure the trials, to make the sacrifices—in brief,
to fight the battle of 1942.
The year 1942, from all indications and from all ex-’
sionsoT opmKma by thrwto in positions best tu Itnow,
be a year" not of victory, not of lull a yeai-nf-
fighting. So far as we know, none of the nations on either
aide of the world conflict are now predicting an end Of the
war in 1942. _ j
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Even War Has It’s Good Points
With no disillusionment of early or easy victory, we
can set our hands to the plow with no backward glance. We
can meet the year, not with fear or dread, but rather as a
challenge to the best that is in us. Even war, with all its
terrors, is not without its reward. There are some Craits of
character such^as courage, patriotism and unselfishness
which reach their fullness only in time of war. Probably more
nations have died, from peace, luxury and laziness in the his- f The dramatic poef'v jy J vines Montgomery Plage M the *wt
tory of the World than have perished by the sword. * American war relief fond to feed, shelter, elolhe and give medical
• V * aid to American mea, women and children hombed b> the enemy.
Something .o F«h. For
If you are a hard-headed realist, you will say we. are and their families on the home front President Boone vs It asks yen
StiHriKi *ar W~w-w«-l*tai.-if you are an idealist, jf.Vg. «"» »—W’
rrve the democratic way
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portant for which to give-Our means, our labor, our lives, children of Lueder* were dinner
Eager and unflinching we accept the challenge of 1942? • fn^MraV)*^ ^•
* • • • j The following visited Christmas (
First Knocker We’ve Heard 1 Diy -wi,h Mr* EiAf p,‘ rc,,; Mr'l
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Mr. and Mrs. W. ij. Hargrove
\«(j sauiisuio uo wjsanfi w* pnq
•he following members of Mr.
Hargrove’s family; Mr. ?nd Mrs.
T. J. Stanfield of Stamford; Mr.
»nd Mrs. F. B. Tonroy and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and
family, and Mrs. T. T. Curry and
familv, all' of .Lueder*; Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Hargrove and family, and
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Higgs and
daughter of Nugent, and Mr. ann
Mrs. Oran Brigham and son of
Lutibock.
Tacit Ittodre ts tUTT from Austin,-----Mt amt Mrs.
hts pafeato, Mr. aod Mra, family of
W. P. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Archer Yarbro of
Coleman . were here during
Christman, visiting relatives of
each of them. They formerly Jived
here. -
Miss Inez Inglish of Dallas was
hero through Sunday visiting her _ _____
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Inglislvj also visited at Jhe
and other relatives.
Dick Davis stopped briefly in
Stamford last, Friday enroute to
Wichita Falls, after spending the
holidays with his parents in Big
Spring.
Mr. and Mra Herbert Day had
a* guests last week Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Teaslev and Mrs, J. W.
Teasley of Abilene and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Porth of Dallas.
."Mr. and Mrs. Dick Carson and
non. Richard, and Mr. and Mrs. M.
Robertson of Aspermont went to
Sherman on December 24 and re-
in:’, ined over Christmas with Mr.
and Mr*. W. L. Ramsey.
here with Mr. Tunnell’s parents,
Mr. and jlca, W. C. Tunncll, pnd
Mrs, Tunnell’a sister, Mrs. N. M,
Phy, and family. J
Mr. and Mrfi. Jack McLaughlin
of Latnesa visited here on Chrtst-
tnhs Ofe with • Mr. McLaughlin’s
father,.G. B. McLaughlin, and Mrs.
McLaughlin.
Warren Rye waa here from Ft.
BHaa, Eh Paso, during the Christ-
mas holidays.
Feke Osborne and daughters,
Mrs. Dick Coffee and Mias LaVelle
Oaborne, of Vernon visited in the
y and
R. F Mahood home Sundgy
also visited at fhe hospital with
Mrs. Wayne McMeans of Swenson
and C. S. Dickey of Aspermpnt,
who are patients therfc.
IN A SMALL!
WORLD
Not very many year* ago. a
farm family waa a pretty Isolated
and self-contained unit of cl villa* -
Uon. The problems of that family,.
and the solution
of those prob-
lems, were fair-
ly well confined
within the
fences of tiny .1
farm Itself. ^ *
That has been
changed by
modern Inven-
tions. i
_ F.lrst came
^ the automobile,
with Its traveling companion, the
hard-surfaced road. That input#
Sdmon, ittd iritntlli-------------1 whole Uavi journey.
J
.IhfiA..jJon4 came the RFD,
which brought tEe farmer ha man.
and his daily paper, right to his
daughter. Martha, of Beaumont
visited Mr. Lipe’s brother, Hal T.
Lipe and family of fhe Humble
Camp during the holidays.
TTr.
and son, Wavne. visited Mr. and
an? *on, ?* front gate every day He began
Saturitoy and SomlaV.; td know what was happening, not
They also visited other relatives ^ ln ^ y but ^ y,,
nation and the world.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Lipe and an<1 friends in Lubbock and Cros
byton.
And finally the radio arrived,
with the effect of making the
Misses Mattie V. and
McCuistion returned Tuesday from
Lubbock, where they had spent
several days. Miss Dorothy Mc-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Overby had
as holidav visitors their sons, Ce-
Ioil and Howard Overby, and Mrs.
Dorothy ^ec'* Overby, all of whom are
students at Texas Tech, Lubbock.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schaefer
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wason had
as guests during Christmas Mr. " 2J. a^^e when^thl?.
and Mrs. Allen Cox and familv of V1*™
Lubbock and Mr. and Mrs W. H. | kn^.^^ouTit
Gilchrist and family of Abilene. j wouWn | knoW * about 11 to*
, l-elx months. And every school boy
Mrs. A. L. Buster of Abilene and that h*10* N#w Or-
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Holt of Fort ,<ana wa* W0I> bX ‘‘OM Hickory"
Wrfrth visited he*v last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Day.
Ston d.Cu,SS;aMr.in oJE*IW
<vV>1 service work. . . th»h- arm
lev, Mr. Beasley and their son,
Charles.
A'daughter, Wanda Jt». was bom
to Mr. and Mrs Spencer Woodruff
of Dallas on December 29. The, ..
haby is a granddaughter of Mr. I with her sister.
and Mra.
Mrs. R. L. Haynie went to
The j Georgetown and spent a few days
1CTa~Tomror~riU4 mm'wd to ^
Dallas were here Tu^
Wednesday of last week.
_;— -—- ter she graduated from high school
Miss Virginia Ramey spent the here last spring. She remained
, ~t mi^S » llgliun svcaiii^j »P' •
William Whittington of Adstin (t-hrisf mas holidays with her par-
Since Pearl Harbor, we have heard onl>; one man Kro«|. S Mr Mr5 F B R"mry
make him popular in the town where he live.,. He waa blarh- Mra AMmo> . ■
ing Frante and I?nglaTld for our involvement in the con- Lubbock spent the Christmas holi- t Co'eman Dodson of
Miss Ramey teaches at Baytown.
Miss Lois Green and Mrs. Sallie
there for a month and then spent
six months in Grants, New Mexico
before returning here.
Dewane Elliott of Grand Prairie
T. Pate, who are employed in Dal-: and Miss Jeanie Perreft of 'Xr-y
| las. spent Christmas with Stam- lington spent several days last
Brady. | for<i hbmefolks.
flict because they didn’t clamp down on Germany while they wife) Mra Bill Springer of Aspermont
could
Well, brother, if you are going to bring up the past,
that’s a knife that cuts«both ways. You might as well ask Ski,„' cEmL'nSt: Mrami
I Skiles and daughters, Jimmie’ and ! *nd daughter visited Jayton rela-1 wh» ><»» been quite ill of pneumon-
why the United States didn't stop .Japan when she started Mrs. Lyle Adams and family, Mrs.
Alice McAdams of Duncan. 'W--
tives during the holidays.
i” i" the , Stamford hospital for
«evt ral weeks, is' improving.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Barrett and
daughter, Alice Lee, and son, Bil-
. . , . , > ’ , , , , • nine nrniwnin m iiuiimn, Okla-1 °f J-ori-nzo vfsited relatives in
her aggression by invading Manchuria, or later when she in- hohm; Mr an(j Mrg Virfcll skiles^Anson and friends m Sumford
vaded China proper and sank a U. S. warship. For the simple and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry during the holidays. Katherine
.. . ,. . , __|___| Skiles and family, Mr. and Mrs\| Feris returned home with Alice I>ee
reason that we didn t want w,ir, and neither did England no Hampton Skiles and children, Mr. arid spent a few days there.
France. It may be worthwhile to remember that Japan was and Mrs. Bunk Lusk and son, Mr.1
the first aggressor, then Italy in Ethiopia and lastly Gerr JiJdamT‘ M^Es^Piv^ fan.i
many vtho profited by the bloody example of the other family.
two.
Mrs. Bill .Bettis and daughter,
Marie, of Weinert joined the P.
,, - , ru.1, | R.. Bettis family here for the holi-
^ Mattthew Phillips Liay8 Mr „nd Mra p R Betti„
and three chi Wren of Slaton. Mr. Jr, of 4pur w<irs alao here
and Mrs. II. L. Hager and Miss _
Mary Ellen Hager of Ft. Worth .. ...
were dinner guests Friday of Mr. j 4 J^***1',
P-te Andrews, student in the
t’niversitv of Texas, is spending
week here with Mr. Elliott’s par-
ents, Mr and Mrs. M. E. Elliott.
•everal weeks after the war was
over and peace declared.! >
-> That can never happen again.
..........."" g j • ••••* viMi iivvvi iiA|i|ran BfRUi.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Inglish visited We*know about battles in Europe,
Stamford relatives during Christ-, or torpedoes ln the Indian Ocean,
mas. 1 actually while they are- taking
place. Truly, It’s a smaller, more
Intimate world
J The benefits we have all enjoyed
from modem transportation and
modem cbtn^nunlcation must not
17 Years Ago
In Stamford
be regarded As one-way tickets to
kr side of the world, which used
toiaeem a million
James High is'employed at Con-
solidated Aircraft Corporation at
San Diego, California. ,
Mr. ami Mrs. O. A. Kinney had
as guests during Christmas MiV.
the holidavs with his parents, Mr. [Kinney’s mother, Mrs. G. R. Clarke
and Mrs. H. G. Andrews. »f Comanche, and her sister, Mrs.
E. B. Smith, Mr. Smith and their
Mr anil Mrs Horace Arledre re-(daughter. Wanda of Wichita Falls
turned to Stamford after the fhfi^tnias <*ve niffht Mr. » mith
And They Said Hitler Couldn’t Hurt Uh __
Judging from a. remark which this growler made about and Mrs. J. 5. Seay. I A'Pt“'‘m,>/’t visited relatives
Churchill’s visit, he is probably one of those who antued
totf'month ago that a victorious Germany couldn’t bother the F. Bhan.
United States. Well, you and your crowd can read the answer; Pw/tifra'’ifihf'SkS
is safe until the axis powers arfe Crushed.
and Mrs. L. J. Hager and daugh-
Ut of Stamford. Mr. and Mrs. J,
since the despised Japs travelled as far to make the all but Mr and Mrs. Cecil Bean and
disastrous attack on Pearl Harbor as it is from Germany p£-
the U. S. A. And that’s not all. The little yellow men went half Cptton Portwood and son, and Mr.
that much farther to sink our ships on the California coast. an<i Mr® Karl P«>rtwoo<J ®n<l child-
., t ,. | run*
It should now becl£ar to all that no nation anywhere on earth. Mr. and Mra. H. L. Hajcer had
their children aa their guests
'Christmas Day. The visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. I>ee I^wson of
Eighteen to One
It is said that 18 civilian workers are required to equip
and sypply one man ,on the fighting line. That makes it ob-
vious that only a small percentage of our men will be expect- j j.' slay Tn^ childrVn, *Mi*«”* Marv
ed or required to enter the armed services. Hagcr,,R*Pr ^ ^orth an<>
F’arms, factories, transportation facilities and everyday j Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jenkins and
aervices will be just as necessary to win the war as will children, «nd Carol Ann,
. * ... A » „ , ,. I visited with fi’latives at Altus,
fighting men. (Eventually the government will call only the'Oklahoma, on fihristmas Day.
■sen it wants and voluntary enlistments will likely be stop- Mr- Mr*- Pran1?, an<,
___-- , .. t 'two children and Mrs. B. C. Cross,
ped. That mdans that Incle Sam will decide whether you „n ,>f Stamford and Misses Fliea-
fihall serve at the war front or at home behind the lines. Muf'leton nnd Nell Hager
... . , i , , , ! visited Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Seay
No man called to the army or navy should shirk or try Friday
to evade the call. On the other hand, young men filling war- RoPvt- Ha,''or Major of
•ssential civilian jobs who can not well be replaced can best here with hom. folks? Haldor
serve where they are. Such men need feel no necessity for;1S an a furlough.
, . .. .. , , t ,, ... . Mr. «nd Mcs. I»n Goodwin and
rushing into the armed forces and thus crippling some Larry, visited with Mr. and
'Mrs. A. G Hester of Abbie on
,_ | Christmas Day.
I Mrs. Cecil Bean and Mrs Creed Mr aml Mr®’
Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Hecht of As-
permont were Stamford visitor*
last wfcek.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Cox of‘Dallas
visited their parent*, Mr. and Mr*.
W. C. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Upshaw, during the holidays.
Teddy Strauss, student in the
niversit
home for*the holiday*
University of Texas, Austin, was
*the 1
Abilene, Mr. and Mrs Roy Will-. Mr and Mrs. Ben Loop have
jams and anna of Tuxedo, Mr. and I bef*n here viaiting Mr. Loop’s par-
Mrs. Roy Duke of Stamford, Mr. „nt, Mr and Mr|| L L Loop> and
Mr*. Ijoop’* mother, Mrs. Harriet
McDougl?, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cobb Wade and
daughter, Patsy Louise, visited
in Jayton
week.
Miss Alice Wade spent Christ-
mas Day in Javton with her par-
ent*. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Wade, and
family. -------. x. ____
Christmas holidays. Mrs. Arleiigc
had gone to Teneha the first of
December for a visit with her
parents, Mr and Mrs. J. B. King,
end Mr. Arledge joined her there
for Christmas.
received wnr:1 that his store, Cen-
tral Supply at the KM A field, had
horned. The Smith family formv
erjy lived here.
G. C. Barton visited in Ssn An-
tonio on Christmas Day with his
daughter. Mrs. M. L. Fiser. and Mr.
Fiser. Mrs. Barton remained here
with her mother.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Anderson of
Stamford spent • the holidays m
San Antonio and Austin. They vis-
ited with their son, Parnell Ander-
son. who is stationed at Kelly
Field.
Mrs. Morriii Hicks and sons,
Marten and Robert, and Mrs. W. E.
Dohhins and son, Elmore Dobhins,
Joined other members o* the Dob-
bins familv in Aspermont at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ay-
cock on Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Baldwin
and daughter, Ida Marr, who live
near Aspermont, spent last week
here with Mr. Baldwin’s mother,
Mrs. J. H. Baldwin, and his «i*tor,
Miss Blanche Baldwin. On Sat-
urday thev were joined here by
Mrs. Marshall Baldwin’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bowers of Tay-
lor, and her brother, Robert Bow-
January 2, 1925
• A complete account of the burn- toiaeem a million mil*, away, now
ing of the old Stamford Inn ap^ takes place, so faraTeScTB con-
pears in two full columns in this eemed. in our own yard*. We have ‘
paper, telling of the loss of fourj become a part of th* world. Per-
lives. The closing paragraph reads:h.p, we atiU Hve ^ the
‘IA. C: Cooper, owner of the Inn.i h,ghway. but our individual farm,
has announced that he has already Urga or amatl u lta#lf a of
started his plans to rebuild with a the world wltf) . fu„ ahare*7f re.
larger hotel and ene that will be, .porunbility toward the millions of
as nearly fireproof as pos: ible. | neighbors we now have.
Another parRsrraph reads. y10 W« can no longer tell ourselves
Inn was built by the Swenson In-, -Let ~tho*e foreigner! aetUe their
terests in 1900 and op«’ned to the
It has ‘
own affaira; I've got troubles of
public in February, 1901 nas my own." That Uoean't work any
been one of tb<* most widely known, more. T
and popular stopping places in allj Look at the present world-wide
Went Texan and had entertained j struggle If you want a caae hie*
many brilliant " social gatherings tory We dldn.t make th# war;
ami men and women of national perhaps we didn t contribute a
I aingle factor to Its underlying
•Remember the Street and Au- di*-* Definitely. It's notour war.
ditorium Bond Elections Tuesday— We don t want to ^ ln lt at a„
Vote \es’ For Progress . the ban. j pm we feel the effects of At,
.......^JvSturts
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Gardner — — . . w .
went to Wichita Falls and soeirt ‘M. his wife and twin son?, Maxie
Christmas Dav with Mrs. Gard-
ner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Anhrev Tucker and
family spent Christmas with rg
latives at Lancaster.
Joe Bob Whisenant, who attend*
Ji'hn Tarleton College, Rtenhen-
for several days lastl ville, spent the holidays with home-
folk*.
Guy Carmen returned Saturday
rump r,f,fTT'non f0 aan Antonio after
..........*,h" 2SK“*j£!jn«y£SSt'SlPiS
portant service at home.
Mr and Mrs. Hardie Hewett and
| daughter, Billie Louise, and Mr*.
Joseph, High, student in Texa*
Tei'h, Luhhock. is spending the
holidavs with his mother, Mrs. J.
G. High, and brother, Warren.
Mrs. J. E. Bounds half ss, guest*
during the holiday* her -son. Hu-
bert Bound*, from White Deer,
*nd Robert, of Breckenridge. Also
a guest at the Baldwin home Sat-
urday was Ann Bunkley, home
from Stephen* College for the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. SMrle/Nywnn «mtf
hsby of Pharr spent the holiday*
with Mr*. Nycum’s mother, Mr*.
J. A. Middleton, and other rela-
tive*. , * '
Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Middleton
of Amarillo spent the holidays
here with Mr. Middleton’s mother,
Mrs. J. A. Middleton, and other.re-
latives.
Mra D C. Wvlie and daughter. *>?£**or a"^ ^walking
arv Lou of Denton were here tor _________, 5,
Marv Lou of Denton ytw here to
a, few days last week. They had
and her daughter. Mr*. H. A. Witt, been in Lubbock visiting Mrs. Wy-
Mr Witt and son, John Earl Witt, He’s son, Jack Jordan.
of Wichita Falls. Mr. Witt and) . , ---
son returned to Wichita Falls the] Capt. and Mrs. Tke-Hudson and
dav after Christmas and Mr*. Witt two daughters arrived Sundi
New Hope
I Portwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Futtrell'
and dwin sons of T.fcmeaa 'visited
Oran Teague and! 'Jl* Christmas holidays Mr*, j Bourvds will he in Wichita Falls ‘af- week nr 10 dav* with
visited during the' Martha George of Brownfield; Mra.'ter January 1. Hudson's parents. Dr. and
|*vs With relatives' _ K- «9»ter and son of Dalla*; ——-* V E. Hudson. Captain Hud*
Rev. J. H. Skill’s of Stamford Mr amf Kr^i. A. W. Bean Shd W
Riled hia appointments at the Bap-, F. Bean and sons Christmas Day.
MlRlwrck 1' jitoay, , m, i Ibe following from .this com-
Mr. an^UI?iv>*jT^*9rt!BmrvS ---- ——- -
tortained the Young Adult Sunday afternoons n't*. J. E. Skiles and
■shoo! and B. T. U. Class with a daughter, Ethelenk; Mr. and Mra.
Christmas tree and social at their Luther York and children. Mr. and
hMM Monday night Games of ”42’’ Mrs. Lyle Adam*, Mr. and Mrs.
nuts were given to the Skiles, Mf.' and Mr*. Walter
T Rev. au4 Mr^.^LJJ-tSWlra, Rev J. H. Skiles. Mr. and
Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs.
sun, Kenneth, ..
Christmas holicjavi With relatives
at Wise fhapt*! and Hamlin. - .
J W, L. Davis and sori, Johnny,
returned home Friday after spend
Christmas' nonday* - '*witl
ing the Chri*tmd's"TidUd*v* 'With
Mr. Davis’ son and two'tjfiuffhfer*
“ ail**** SiatL^xAsir;
bins and Mrs. J. W.
their families. ~r»
Mrs. Alice McAdams of Ditn-
can, Oklahoma, viplted.Monday and
u ... .. Friday night.with Mr. and Mr*.
Mra.; JMynlwalto, fthttow ■ ^
Mr. ahd Mrs. Roy WiUlam* and
son* of Tuxedo visited Mr. and
Mr. anu .
Bolding, Raymond Bean, the Christmas holiday* with vela-
aad Mrs. L. J. Hager, Mr. and tire* at Mexia.
A. C. TMwdl
Mrs. Warner Merritt.
... ------- ---- ----- —----- --------------------- daughters arrived Sunday
Hattie Harvick had as guests dor- remained here until Sunday. Mr. | night from California to attend a
--------------- “ ............. “ “ Captain
Mrs. F.
__________^___Hudson is In
Ouijja Fay Gray, who attends the Medical Corp* of the U. S.
Texas State College* for Women,!*rmv and is atationed * at Camp
«... ...... m.n. ...mm dvtti gu^ Denton. spent the.holidayj here Wallace, Galveston- He had been
•on of Stamford visited Christina* i^**1 her Parent*. sent to California a* medical offt-
Ev# night with Mr. and Mrs. Rob .. —~~rr-’ ' . . rer on a troop train ju*t before the
atanlu nahtp- w , f- Mr- anj Mr*. RvUnd Gleaton holiday..
ea PaM spent ChristmarT)ay «ta>Bade. ‘ / ' ,'gaBWffr
n Loop of Dal-
follow:t‘d
and city auditorium.
“C. R. Allen, chief clerk at the
Wichita Valley roundhouse, waa in
the American office Tuesday and
reports that a 220-volt dynamo is
being installed at the roundhouse
and electric fixtures are being unt
in throughout the building and that
they will soon be lighted up there
like a meeting house.”
Among the college students
listed home for Christmas were J.
Arleigh Lyon, Wesley College,
Greenville; Loi* Lyon and Mary
Estes, Canyon Normal, Canyon;
Blanche Carter and Raphglia
Wright, Sullin* College, Va.; Bes-
sie Heliums and Liana Mae Hast-
ings, Carr-Burdette College, Sher-
man; Sue and Autie McCuistion
and Mattie Merle Middleton, C.I.A.,
Denton; Sarah Flournoy and Lu-
cille Wallace,' Baylor University,
Waco Jeafine Fleming, T.C.U , Ft.
Worth; Mary and William Terry
and Lucille Payne, McMurrv Col-
lege, Abilene; Juanita Wright,
Wavland College, Plainview; Lou-
ise Wallace, San Martoa Academy,
Faye Humphrey, Herman Thomp-
son, Rosella Veazey, Helen Mey-
er, Mabel Bailey, Cleo Stanfield,
Simmons, Abilene.
• "E. J. Boedeker and non were
in here Saturday marketing hia
last bale of cotton for the year
neeo any rurthy evidence tna
have a responsibility in this war.
Juat think of what your tax bill*
will be next year, and for all the
years to come. > - *
We are neighbors of the whole
world. We have to be neighborly.
Attend Funeral of Lee Daria
Out-of-town relalivea here for
the funeral of Lee Davis were Bill
Davis of Galveston, Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Davis of Lubbock, Mrs. Hu-
len Patterson nad Mrs. Thea Pat-
terson and son of Galveston; Syl-
vester McKay of Brown wood; Mrs.
W. I. Baker and Mr. and Mr*. Her-
bert Roberta of Wiehita Falls. A-
mong the out-of-town friends who
were here were Mr. and Mr*. W..
H. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Rutherford; Mr. and Mr?. B. A.
Weaver of Abilene; Joe Mann, of
Rochester and Mrs.' Ed Griggs of
Pampa.
Foods which are valuable a*
sources of iron are whole wheat
flour, rye ffbur, brown rice, oat-
meal, eggs, lean meat, liver, kale,
spinach and other greens, beans
and peas, dried fruits, molasaea.
and came by and left enough of the
proceeds to keep the American
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H. M. SHEVNAN, widely known
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to ft P.W._____
Mr. Shevnan says:
were given a New Year party at Weld is
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mas Day here witlyjglnHye?,
Mr. and Mr*. JaA**^ood
Arkansas spent the Christmas hoi
dav* here with 'Mra Wood’s pnr-
it to Anson for
visiting Mr. {Heaton's parent*.
____ __ _ Mr. and Mr*. Donald Keo and
ents. Mr. and Mr*. C B. Breed tot*, daughter. Shelia Jo, returned Sun-
Mis* Mary Etten Eager to mm r4»T
nletad her eourse in Draughaa'a .spelt
Business College at Ft. Worth and h*T*
M. h.m. tor th.l, —I. ,”5S*SSTllT^
Eleven Christinas dredding* were
recorded. Among them was the tV*a**c
marriage of Miss JIaael Macon known... ketentifle method.
-MS A-WlljuIrttM.'*. yrtA. (ill
at the home of the bride’s
Ring their parent*, Mr, and 1
L. Loop and Mr. and Mr*. R.
Bounds... .IV.,,
4)u^ .>touio to Pallaa after - Mr. end Mra, Howard Goaa__
spending^ mo?t of ChriatmaH Btotpihildren, Jiwn find Robert, Of T*m
i*. Fee’s parent*, Mr. Me visited Mr*; Goes’* parents, Mr.
Fayne of1
son of fh
making th
John.
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1 friend, of the
urgently
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raptare foltowiag sargical
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win be taken.”
•for another year fonfier to Sweetwater Sunday.”
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Huston, Cleburne. Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, January 2, 1942, newspaper, January 2, 1942; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth972367/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.