M. F. Stanfield, Greenville, Hunt Co. TX
Submitted by Jerry Brown  JGBRPh@aol.com

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Greenville Evening Banner September 7, 1933

Death Claims  M. F. Stanfield
  Following an illness of about two years duration, M. F. (Bill) Stanfield, 
40, well known local paint contractor, died Wednesday night at 7:45 o'clock 
at his home, 1715 Hemphill-st.  Mr. Stanfield had been confined to his bed 
for about two months.
   The funeral services will be held at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon from the 
family home and will be conducted by the Rev. W. O. Majors, pastor of Lamar 
Baptist Church. Burial will be in East Mount cemetery.
   Pallbearers will be Allison Lewis, L. A. Reagan, Ross Bean, G. S Berry, 
Dr. O. Smith and G. N. Miller.
   Mr. Stanfield was born at Mesquite, Texas, on March 13, 1893 and came to 
Hunt County in 1917. He had lived in and near Greenville since moving to this 
county and had become widely known and highly respected in this city and 
section. He had been engaged in the paint contracting business for several 
years and was regarded as an efficient and capable contractor.
   He was a conscientious Christian gentleman and had been an active member 
of Lamar Baptist church.
   Surviving are his wife, two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. A. W. Belknap 
of Tahoka, Mrs. S. M. Gee, of Fort Worth, Dewey Brown of Tahoka and Albert 
Brown of Arizona.

Jerry Brown
JGBRPh@aol.com

P.S. I have also scanned the original article and included it with this 
e-mail.  I did not know which would be better.

Jerry Brown