Jones Co. TX - Newspapers - The Stamford American: June 27, 1924

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The Stamford American
Friday, June 27, 1924

The Heath Duplex on East Hamilton has been turned over to the painters.
The foundation has been poured and most of the material is assembled for
 the Grubbs Produce Company building on South Wetherbee, on the Katy
Industrial tracks. R.L. Howard of Abilene has the contract. It will be
brick and hollow tile and contain refrigerating equipment.

Mrs. Lula Belle Garrett, age 64 years, 4 months and 22 days, wife of
J.B. Garrett, of Stamford, died in Tucumcari, NM at the home of her
daughter on Thursday, June 12, from cancer of the stomach. She is
survived by her husband and seven children, all of whom were at the
funeral held from the First Baptist church in Tucumcari, interment being
made in the Tucumcari cemetery. Children are: O.J. Garrett of Stamford;
Roy B. of Denver; Mrs. J.D. Hughes of Tucumcari; Mrs. Mattie Lou Hughes
of Clarendon; J.B. Garrett, Jr. of Denver; mrs. B.F. Edwards of
Tucumcari; Charlie Garrett of Wichita Falls. Mrs. Garrett was a member
of the Baptist church since 14 years of age. She and husband were both
native from Georgia but had spent many years in the west, having lived
in New Mexico, at Tucumcari and Portales, at Hale Center, Texas before
coming to Stamford in 1920.

Dr. J.H. Grace of Spur was in Stamford after visit to Hico where his
brother-in-law J.B. Cole passed away. Dr. Grace’s brother-in-law, B.C.
Burrow lives in Stamford.

Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Glasgow and Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Glasgow and children,
Hershal and Oma all of Avoca were in Stamford on business Saturday.