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Stamford American, Thursday, August 30, 1990, Page 4
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Obituaries
Edwin Lee Terrell
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Sallie T. Pate
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Sallie T. Pate, of Dallas died
August 16,1990 of a broken hip
and massive stroke during
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Born June 20, 1903 in
Stamford, she was the daughter
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A former secretary for die
West Texas Chamber of Com
merce for three years, she was
working as a secretary at the
Pioneer Drive Baptist Church,
a position she held for three
years.
She was a member of the
Pioneer Drive Baptist Church.
Survivors include a daugh
ter, Christina Reid of Abilene;
her mother, Ira Dell Miller of
Abilene; a brother, Robert L.
Miller Jr., of St. Louis, Mo.;
three nephews, and several
aunts and uncles.
Memorials may be made to
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P.O. Box 41, Abilene, Texas,
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poration and was a mcnioer and
deaconofHurst Baptist Church.
He also was a veteran of World
War II.
Survivors include his wife,
Edna Lampert of Hurst; a son,
Dr. Bruce A. Lampert of
Stamford; five sisters, Mabie
Ekrut of Chilton, Kathryn
Hudlcr of Kerrville, Dolores
Shirley of Austin, Hazel Mae
Gibson of Houston and Irma
Faye Lynn of San Angelo; a
daughter in law, Sandy Lam-
pert and three grandchildren,
Amy, David and John, all of
Stamford.
Joe attended McConnell,
Plainview and Paint Creek
schools. Following graduation
from Paint Creek High School,
he attended Draughan’s
Business College in Abilene.
He was employed by Westfall
Motor Company in Stamford
pnor to his PCA employment.
In 1965 he married Betty
Hanson was
Treasurer
9:30 a.m.
The downtown merchants are
making this their “sale of the
year.’ with bargains galore for
the Christmas shoppers and
bargain hunters. Various door
the oil and gas that conventional,
vertical drills produce in the
Austin Chalk.
“Counties like Dimmit and
Frio have seen retail sales, hotel
occupancy and new jobs sky-
rocket in recent months,” Bul-
lock said. “The frenzy of drill-
ing activity has increased, land
lease prices from $25 to $35 per
acre to the $150 to $400 range.”
“It may not bring back the
days of Spmdletop, but hori
zontal drilling holds the prom-
ise of boosting Texas oil and gas
production for years to come,”
Bullock said.
August 25 at Eastlawn Memo-
rial Park, near Brownwood.
He was bom August 8, 1916 Dallas Cancer Society.
Palmer Bowers officiating. r
Interment was at 3:30 p.m. dren.
Memorials may be made to
leukemia research in care of the
The Reynolds Elementary Pi t) bought school supplies with the money they earned from fund raising activities throughout
Harry David Lampert
Harry David Lampert, 68,
died Tuesday, August 21,1990,
at a Bedford hospital.
Services were at 1 p.m. Thurs-
day, August 2.3 at Hurst Baptist
Church on Holder Road with
Drs. Bruce A. Lampert, Justice
Anderson and the Revs. Boyce
Moon and Kent Hocffuer, all
officiating. Graveside services
will be at 4:30 p.m. at Cotton
wood Cemetery south of Waco,
directed by Lucas Funeral
Home.
Mr. Lampert was bom in
Lorena and worked for Gen
eral Motors Acceptance Cor-
George William Rollins
Country Club, the Exchange
Club and Lions Club.
He was a veteran of World
War II, having served with the
Army Air Corps, and was sta
tioned at Arledge Field Flying
School here in Stamford at the
time of it’s inactivation.
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and Trezzie Pressley.
The Pemberton Funeral
He was a Home was in charge of arrange
ments.
Masonic Lodge and the Green
ville Rotary Club.
Terrell served as HuntCounty
judge for eight years and was
city manager for Caddo Mills
for one year.
He is survived by his wife,
Mary Louise Terrell of Com
merce; his mother, Selma West
Terrell of Stamford; one son.
Brad Elmore of Athens; two
brothers, Jerry Terrell of
Seagraves; two sisters, Helen
Howard of Post and Rowena
Seth of Midland; and three
grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Wayne
Hardin Simmons University Maples, Stuart Shilton, Winford
and the Southwest Theological Dyer, Bob Titus, Joe Hawkins
Seminary and received a
master’sdegree from East Texas
State University,
member ol the Commerce
their daughter, Pamela, was
bom Pam, a Texas Tech
graduate, recently married
Shannon Moore of Lubbock
She teaches in Lubbock.
Lydia Hanson, Joe’s mother,
and Virgie Davis, Betty’s
mother, are residents of
Teakwood. Nell Jones, Joe’s
sister, will be unable to attend.
Her husband > Jack, is also
retinng from Texas Instruments
in Dallas on August 31.
Joe worked under several
Association Presidents- J.L.
Hill, J. R. Gleaton, R.C. Cobb
Janie Vasek Neinast, 81, of
Kingsville, formerly of
Stamford, died Wednesday,
August 22, 1990 at her home in
Kingsville.
Funeral services were at 2
p.m. Friday, at the Kinney
Funeral Home Chapel with
Rev. J.V. Patterson officiating.
Burial was in Highland
Memori al Cemetery directed by
Kinney Funeral Home.
Bom October 11,1908, in the
Corinth Community, she mar
ned Walter Neinast at Anson
on January’ 9, 1940 He pre
Business and Professional
Women’s Chib. She was thd
widow of Mart Pate and worked
for Bryant Link Department]
Store. She moved to Dallas in]
the .early forties and later retired]
from Mobile Oil Co. She was an
She was preceded in death by active member of Tyler Street
a sister, Lucille Smith; a brother,
Jim McCulloch ami a nephew,
J. D. Smith.
He was a member of Central
Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Inez Rollins of Stamford, a son.
Bill Rollins of Stamford; a
daughter, Martha Rollins of
Abilene; a sister, Evelyn Forin-
ger of Fayetteville, Arkansas.a
brother, Woodrow Bussell, and
two grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Stan Ter-
rell, Robert Duggan, DubJIar
rison. Bill Pritchard, Howard
and Raymond
Funeral services for former
hunt County Judge Edwin Lee
Terrell were at 3 p.m. August
21, 1990 in the First Baptist
Church of Commerce with bur-
ial in the Rosemound Ceme
tery Rev Doyle Summerall
and Rev Julius Stagncr offici
ated.
Terrell, 63, died Monday
August 20 in Citizens General
Hospital. He was bom in Has
kell County on May 17, 1927,
the son of Harvey anti Selma
West Terrell. He married Mary
L. Sissel in Commerce in 1960.
Terrell was a veteran of the U.S.
Army. He graduated from
Lunch
Tuesday
Com dogs, black eye peas,
salad, combread, milk.
Wednesday
Spaghetti w/meat sauce, green
beans, cherry crisp, rolls, milk.
Thursday
Fish, macaroni & cheese, peas
carrots, sliced peaches, rolls,
milk
Friday
Hamburgers, veg. tray, French
fries, cookie, milk.
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Survivors include a daugh
ler. Rose Trammell of
Kingsville; three brothers,
Frank Vasek and August “Fats”
Vasek, both of Stamford, and
Joe Vasek of Littlefield, and
three grandchildren.
Pallbearers were John Hav-
ms, Mitchell Trammell, Char-
les Trammell, J.H. Slaughter,
Chico Underwood and Rocky
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De... Stephens, 71, died
Monday at an Abilene Hospi-
tal.
Charles Walter Thorp
Charles Walter Thorp, 74, of in Ballinger, Texas. He worked
Runaway Bay, Texas died Sat- in the Stamford area for 32 years
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Brenda Joyce Reid, 46, of
Abilene, died Friday, August
24, 1990, at her home.
Services were at 10 a m.
Monday, August 27, at Pioneer
Drive Baptist Church with the
Rev. Jack Ridlehoover offici
ating. Burial will be in the
Spring Creek Cemetery, near
Avoca, directed by Elliott
Hamil Funeral Home, 5701
Highway 277 South.
Mrs. Reid was bom in Wash-
ington D C., and had lived in
Canton, Ohio, Anson, and
Stamford before moving to
Abilene from Stamford in 1979.
She graduated from Lincoln
High School in Canton, Ohio
in 1962 and attended Geor-
getown College, in Geor-
Horizontal production on the rise, says Bullock
State Comptroller Bob Bui- production lo reduce our reli- of oil and 3.2 billion cubic feet
lock said Friday that a boom in ance on imported oil,” Bullock of gas Bullock said those fig-
honzontal drilling production is said. ures respectively are only 1.6
bringing new vitality to the In August 1990 Fiscal Notes percentand0.2percentofTexas’
stale’s oil patch publication the Comptroller total production, but horizontal
“Horizontal oil and gas wells reports that the value of hon drilling could stretch Texas’ oil
are delivering some old-fash zontal 'production between the and gas rcserves b> as much as
loned oil_boom prosperity to beginning of 1989 and the end 30 Pcrcent in 'hp fll,urc
The “mini-boom” in drilling
activity is concentrated in the
Austin Chalk, a narrow crescent
of rich oil deposits that sweeps
across much of South and Eat
Texas. Using a computer-
guidcu drill to dig horizontally
makes it possible for companies
to recover three of more times
The Albany Chamber of Pnzes wiH be awarded by p^i
Commerce has announced that 'lc>patmg merchants
their 4tfi annual OctoberWest Sidewalk’ booths will be
has been set for Saturday Octo- selling crafts, arts, antiques and
ber 13th in downtown Albany jewelry as well as various items
The Gala event will begin at bwwl
PCA to honor Hanson at retirement reception
and John S Rike, III. Mr Rike
said, “Joe has given 38 years of
dedication and loyal service.
His entire life is built around
hischurch, his family and PCA.
The Association is not only his
job, but his pastime and
recreation. Many times in the
past you could see Joe working
at his desk at night and on
weekends. Joe came to work at
a time when the Rolling Plains
of West Texas was
experiencing one of the worst
and most prolonged droughts I
in its history.
Sallie was the daughter of a
pioneer West Texas family, an
active member of the First
Methodist Church, working be made to First United
George William Rollins, 83,
died Tuesday, August 21, 1990
al Teakwood Manor Nursing
Home following a lengthy ill-
ness.
Funeral services were al 10
a.m., Friday, August 24, 1990
at the Central Presbyterian
Church with Rev. Larry Black
officiating. Burial was in High
land Memorial Cemetery di-
rected by Kinney Funeral
Home.
Boni October. 3, 1906 in
Stamford, he was a lifetime
resident here.
He married Inez Meeker on
July 26,1934, in Lawton, Okla
homa and was the Gulf Whole
sale Distributor here for many
years.
He was a well known ama-
teur golfer in West Texas and Kohout
was active in the Stamford Medford.
production lo reduce our reli-
ance on imported oil,” Bullock
said.
In August 1990 Fiscal Noles
publication the Comptroller
reports that the value of hon
zontal'production between the
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several Texas counties and of Apnl 1990 was about $104
pumping hundreds of dollars million. For every $1 million in
on and gas produced, Texas
gams an estimated 25 new jobs
That translates into about 2,600
new Texas jobs
During the first four montfe
of 1990, horizontal wells pro
SCHOOL MENU
Breakfast
Monday
NO SCHOOL
Tuesday
Toast and jelly and/or cereal,
juice, milk.
Wednesday
Biscuits & bacon and/or
cereal, fruit, milk.
Thursday
Toast and/or rice, juice, milk.
Friday
Cinnamon rolls and/or cereal,
juice, milk.
A full day of entertainments
will be high-lighted.
For more information about
OctoberWest, contact the Al-
bany Chamber of Commerce at
915-762-2525.
K
People believe to cure a
cold kiss a mule on the
nose
j
into the state economy ,” Bui
lock said.
“The current conflict in the
Middle East has added even
greater importance to horizon
tai drilling as one way to in-
crease our domestic energy duced nearly 3.5 million barrels
Rolling Plains Production Hanson was promoted to
Credit Association will host a Treasurer and Assistant
reception Friday from 4-<:30 Secretary in 1974
p.m. for Joe A. Hanson upon
his retirement. A luncheon in
Mr Hanson’s honor is also
scheduled for directors,
employees and former
employees a; Andy s C-6.
Mr Hanson began his 38-
year employment with PCA in
Apri. 1952. “It didn’t rain at
all,” Joe says of that year in the
drought plagued ’50s. He began Davis from the Anson area. Joe
as a bookkeeper when posting and Betty lived in Anson prior
was done by hand. In 1968 Mr removing to Stamford. In 1967
urday August 25,1990 at Harris ; ‘ .2.
Methodist Hospital in Fort Exxon Corporation.
'VorlJl Survivors include his wife of
Services were 11 a m. Tues- 49 years, Chloe (Bird); two
day in the Runaway Bay Com daughters, Mikey Herndon of
munity Church with the Rev. G. Austin and Janis Durham of New
Braunfels; and five grandchil-
Mcthodist Church where she
taught the pre-schoolers in
Sunday School. She was active
Survivors include one sister, in many volunteer projects
AlelhaSmithofDallas,formerly serving young and old.
of Stamford; two nieces, Anna She retired to Blanton
RuthSummerwell of Kingwood, Gardens, Dallas where she
Texas and Bobby Lou Burdick resided at the time of her death,
of Richardson, Texas; one She was also an active volunteer
nephew, Teddy Mac Smith of at the Gardens and Highland
Round Rock, Texas; give great Park Methodist Church.
nieces, three great nephews, two Funeral services were]
great great nieces and one great Saturday, August 18, 1990 at
great nephew. Restland Abbey Chapel with the |
Rev. N.G. Thomas, chaplain of]
Blanton Gardens officiating. ]
Interment was at Restland
Memorial Park. Memorials may |
primarily with young people and Methodist Church of Stamford
a charter member of Stamford or the charity of your choice.
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