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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1933

Page

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Judges Complete First Inspection in Yard and Garden Contest

Judges Miss Sue home demonstration agent county Mrs. W. C. Russell ini and Mrs. Robert Foster evaluated forty home yards in Stamford. A luncheon hosted by Stamford Chamber of Commerce featured Miss Margaret Schaefer. Second judging will occur between July 10 and 15. Entries judged on park space curb appeal landscaping and yard upkeep. The yard honors hinge on homeiness privacy comfort and sanitation of alleys.

Stamford Chamfl Commerce Sue W. C. Russellini Robert Foster Amford Inn Margaret Schaefer

Sixth Jamboree Scouts Set for May 12 13 at Camp

The Chisholm Council will hold its Sixth Jamboree May 12 and 13 at Camp May. About five hundred Scouts from Stamford Troops 40 41 42 and from other cities will participate. E P Bunkley is chairman with Brownwood Quirl and B W Angelo as executives and judges. Events include flag ceremony history crafts and wall scaling as the climax with eight troops contributing to the display.

Chisholm Council Anl Stamford Musing E. P. Bunkley Ciahman Church American Legion Club Scout Acamd Comanchers Brownwood B. W. Angelo Chisholm Trail United States Forster Chisholm

Big Spring preps for record WTCC convention turnout

Big Spring hosts the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention May 1 12 and 13 with plans for large attendance from 167 affiliated towns The program focuses on Relief Administration RFC self liquidating loans county government reorganization Texas budget making and beautification projects Local plans include inviting National authorities and VIPs including Vice President John N Garner and AFL President William Green to attend

West Texas Chamber of Commerce Ray Wilcox Reconstruction Finance Corporation Texas Ion Maury Hopkins West Texas Chamber West Texas R.F.C John N. Garner Willam Green American Federation of Labor

Exchange Club to Host Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Harmon Park

The Exchange Club plans its big Easter egg hunt for children up to seventh grade and preschoolers today at Harmon Park starting at 3 30 p m In a Friday meeting a committee including Albert Hess W C Leavitt and Griffin High organized the event Also discussed was a proposed city swimming pool financed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation with location still to be decided.

Exchange Club Albert Hess W. C. Leavitt Griffin High Harmon Park Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Shriners Visit Stamford With Band Show and Play

Shriners of Maskat Temple Wichita Falls conducted their annual good will visit to Stamford on Saturday evening. The program opened at 7 p m with a band concert directed by Gerald Bond and an exhibition drill by the patrol on the square. A performance of The Redheaded Step-Daughter by the Little Theatre of Wichita Falls followed, drawing a large audience before a dance in the auditorium. Marshall Franklin led the tour, with Clarence Rogers and Albert Ellis present. Liu Yu-Chin of Peiping China is noted as eight feet tall.

Shriners Maskat Temple Wichita Falls Stamford Patrol Gerald Bond Little Theatre of Marshall Franklin Clarence Rogers Albert Ellis

Presbyterians Call Rev Wright As Their Pastor

Rev. E. C. Wright of East Side Presbyterian Church Wichita Falls has accepted a call from Central Presbyterian Church Stamford and will begin May 1. He served three years in Wichita Falls. consolidation forced a move. He preached at Stamford services last Sunday as the parish awaits a new pastor.

E. C. Wright East Side Presbyterian Church Wichita Falls Central Presbyterian Church Stamford Mr. Wright Presbyterian Church

Pastor Interprets Pounds and Talents Theme at Church

Pastor H. W. Wrye preached on using talents for God's Kingdom, linking the Parables of the Ten Talents and the Ten Pounds. He quoted scripture, explained the value of talents in gold and silver, urged growth through God given elements, and urged service. A baptism followed the service.

Church of Christ H. W. Wrye Paul God Christ

Stamford Knights Named for Eightieth Grand Conclave

Stamford Commandery of Knights Templar in Texas assigns members to key roles for the eightieth Grand Conclave in Abilene on April 25 26 and 27. J M Martin named parade marshal and, with Dick Rowland and S D Gay, on the West Texas reception committee representing Stamford Commandery.

Stamford Knights Knights Templar of Texas Abilene J. M. Martin Stamford Commandery Mr. Martin Dick Rowland S. D. Gay West Texas

Fellowship Night Led by Rev Warren at Central Christian

Reverend Warren of First Christian Church Abilene will conduct the program during the regular Fellowship Supper at Central Christian Church on Wednesday evening April 19.

Warren First Christian Church Abilene Central Christian Church

Dr E P Bunkley Sworn In As Stamford Mayor

Dr E P Bunkley was installed as mayor of Stamford at a Monday city council meeting. He succeeds J K Brady whose two year term expired. Bunkley, head of Stamford Sanitarium, has long civic ties including the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club and Boy Scouts.

E. P. Bunkley Stamford J. K. Brady Bunkley Stamford Sanitarium Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Boy Scou C. M. Francis C. F. Upshaw Francis Mr. Upshaw G. G. Flournoy B. P. Davenport Dr. A. Blackwell C. N. Humphrey

Stamford Tope Baseball Sea In Hamlin 4

The Stamford nine will play Hamlin in a single Wichita W hall League game on Sunday. Stamford plans a pre season contest and has selected a 16 man allotment. Munday league president Haney intends to keep rules tight with no recent pros allowed and umpires empowered to suspend players who threaten progress.

Stamford Hamlin Wichita

Sunshine Station Returns With New Broadcast Hours

Sunshine Station resumes on air this week with new hours 8 30 to 10 am 12 to 1 pm and 7 to 8 pm. The studio remains at First Baptist Church while an experimental remote control studio is set up at the former Hinky Dinky miniature golf site on Hamilton street.

Sunshine Radio Station First Baptist Church Hamilton Street

St Pauls Lutheran Church Lagerton Easter Services

St Pauls Lutheran Church Lagerton Texas led by Pastor A H Muehlbradh announces Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 a m Easter morning Holy Communion in German at 10 30 a m English night service at 8 p m The Ladies Aid meets in the afternoon at Mrs W H Spiser Children are urged to attend Weekday events include Holy Communion in English at 10 00 a m Good Friday service at 8 00 p m

St. Paul’s Lutheran Chur Irby

Annual Election Of Officers Held By Rotary Club

Stamford American publisher Huston was elected president of the Rotary Club in the annual officer elections. Upshaw was chosen vice president, Buster re elected secretary, with Randel Hooton and Hassen named to the board. Ex officio members include retiring president Terry and secretary Buster. A student program directed by Mrs. Ella Hudson Day entertained, featuring songs, a declamation, and a one act play.

Cleburne Huston Stamford American Rotary Club I. H. Terry T. A. Upshaw First National Bank A. L. Buster Stamford Santarium J Aw Clay Randel Rev. C. R. Hooton D. Has

First Protestant Church Story in Texas Recalls Early History

A Crockett commemorative song recalls Rev James P Stevenson who founded Texas first Protestant church near San Augustine in 1829 after crossing from Louisiana. Santa Anna reportedly praised Stevenson's mission and public safety aim. Cadwell, a pioneer, died in Bell County 1888 while digging for treasure after aiding Alamo escapees.

Texas J. D. Crockett American Southwest Advocate Mr. Crockett Charley Henderson Gordon Henderson James P. Stevenson San Augustine Louisiana Sabine River Santa Anna Stevenson Jno. W. Cadwell Dickenson Alamo Cadwell Bell County Trease Brother Chett Salado

Season Split Prompts Pennant Chase Through August Dates

The schedule lists multiple dates from May through August including May 28 August 6 May 21 July 30 June 25 August 16 April 23 July 2 June 18 and August 9 as markers for a season split and a planned 2nd half pennant race. Strong entities Goree and listed dates frame a baseball style timeline.

Easter Cantata To Be Given At Service Tonight

Easter revival at St. John's Methodist Church continues with seven morning sessions and an Easter Cantata titled Joy Sorrow by a 25 voice choir. Sunrise service at 6 09 at the High School field leads to 9 45 Sunday school and 10 55 Easter message. Infants to be baptized and closing service expected Sunday night.

Jesus On Board of Christian Education Mittie Shelton Circle the of S and Trustees P. i Society Dayle Middleton Bi Upshaw Bill Buie Grady Bowdry S$ la Doak C. T. Dodson C. Ri. Hooton Dayle

Magnolia Company Holds Territorial Advertising Meeting

Magnolia Petroleum Company representatives met at the Stamford Inn Monday night with fifteen agents from Stamford Hamlin Rule Rochester and Haskell. EF. C. Plumley of Fort Worth and H. M. Neighbors of Sweetwater outlined the three month advertising program and marked the firm’s 35th founding anniversary.

Magnolia Petroleum Company Stamford Inn EF. C. Plumley Fort Worth H. M. Neighbors Sweetwater Stamford Hamlin Rule Rochester Haskell FE. C. Plumley H. C. Leon T. E. Kelly O. M. McLain Sherman Stanage Joe Billingsly S. E. Crabtree H. T. Anderson Henry Barnes Y. G. Bartlett J. J. Crockrell C. D. Hopkins Tom Holman J. R. Bagwell

Stamford Band To Join WTCC Convention Delegation

Stamford plans to take its band to the WTCC convention in Big Spring May 11 to 13. An on-to-Big Spring committee was formed by the Stamford Chamber of Commerce directors with A C Cooper W G Owsley and John Pinson named. The band will travel with the main Stamford delegation on Thursday.

Stamford West Texas Chamber of Commerce Big Spring Stamford Chamber of Commerce A. C. Cooper W. G. Owsley John Pinson

Easter Service Notice at Saint Luke's Eiscopa

Easter service announced for Saint Luke's Eiscopa at 7 30 o clock on Sunday following Good Friday. Readers urged to attend the service and observe the holiday in church programs.

Saint Luke’s Eiscopa

Oppose Of sion War in Texas House Adopted Inequities

Fragmented OCR note reports opposition to a war appropriations issue in Texas. Mentions House appropriations and county home decisions with named directors W. B. Collie and J. F. Lindsey, though text is garbled and uncertain.

Texas W. B. Collie J. FP Lindsey

Knights Templar Sunrise Service Set at High School Stadium

The Knights Templar sponsor the annual Sunrise Easter Service at the High School football stadium Sunday at 6 09. St Methodist pastor Rev C R Hooton will deliver the sermon as Stamford choirs and choruses join in a program directed by Mrs S P Smith with congregational hymns and special music.

Knights Templars Hooton Will Menach C. R. Hooton St. Methodist Church Knights Templar S. P. Smith Stamford Morris H. Wrye M. B. Harris N. M. Phy

West Texas civic relief bureau set for self liquidating loans

The Self liquidating Loan and Public Works bureau under James W. Zug of Forme City will organize relief projects in West Texas. Charles W. Zug, newly named secretary, brings municipal experience as Stamford former manager. D A Bandeen, Harry Tom King, and E N Noyes join the relief commission for West Texas with RFC representation.

Manu Washington Charles W. Zug Sta Cager Stamford Zug Tion D. A. Bandeen Harry Tom King West Texas of State Relief Commission E. N. Noyes Dallas Rfc

Louis Thane Dies at Home Near Haskell

Louis Thane 35, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Thane of Stamford, died at his home three miles north of Haskell after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. A. H. Muehl at Haskell cemetery on Monday at 3 p.m. He is survived by his wife Anna, daughter Dorothy, a son, and his parents, along with several siblings.

Louis Thane W. N. Thane Stamford Haskell J. F. Elmore E. Stevens Frank Underwood G. Hammer Anderson Landers Leon Medford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stamford Families Ual Buffalo Gap WTCC Liu Yu-Chin Zoological Gardens Peiping China Rev. Wright Dr. E. P. Bunkley Stamford Tope Baseball Sea Sunshine Station Methodist Church TEAM First Protestant Goree Pennant T Hamlin Une St. John’s Methodist Church Erwin Magnolia Company Bureau of Fable iWorks West Texas C. C Jas. W. Zug Forme PLAC
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