Attendance at First Baptist Reaches 500 Mark
Sunday School attendance at the First Baptist church rose to 501 for the morning Bible School. Rev. Sam Morris, pastor, delivered multiple sermons and appeared on a Sunday afternoon radio program on Sunshine station. Special music featured the orchestra under Joe Meacham and Mrs. W. F. Robbins with Ruby Phenix. Three members joined, a special rededication occurred, and broadcasts included a varied lineup throughout the day. The Sunshine station schedules 1420 kc with multiple daily airings. Representatives from thirteen states attended the opening day of the Bible School session. Rev. Morris spoke from Fort Worth Tuesday evening over the Southwest Broadcast chain.
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R. F. Mahood
First Baptist Church
Sam Morris
Sunshine
Hugh Ge
W. B. ‘Tayman
Joe Meacham
W. F. Robbins
Ruby Phenix
Sunshine Station
Clara Mae Jones
Solomon Temple Colored Church
Avoca
K. c
Bible School
Fort Worth
Rev. Morris
Texas
Southwest Broadcast
Itasca Visitor Leroy Buie Stays With Relatives
Leroy Buie of Itasca spent Monday and Tuesday visiting his uncle R. B. Buie and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Buie
Itasca
R. B. Buie
Atheism Debate Anchors Sermon at Church of Christ
At Church of Christ Sunday morning, minister H. W. Wrye addressed a large audience on Ye Are the Light of the World, contrasting Satanic schemes with God’s plan. He cited Homer Croy’s World's Work May 1927 piece At atheism Beckons to our Youth and warned of a rising anti religious movement begun in 1925 by Smith and Hopwood.
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Church of Christ
H. W. Wrye
Homer Croy
World
Ameria
America
Chasmith
Freeman Hopwood
York State
Smith
Upwood
Peole
Bis
Chaplins
Th Seeker
Building of roads resumes in precinct 2 gravel effort
A 35 man crew resumed Monday work on the lateral road system in precinct No 2 between Lueders and the Swedish settlement. Gravelling starts 51? miles northeast of Lueders toward the Swenson School, joining last year’s gravel near Stamford pump station on Highway 18. Ten miles remain to be gravelled with completion expected in months. F. M. Locke, county commissioner for this precinct, oversees the project.
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F. M. Locke
Attractive Davie 4 H bedroom on a tight budget
Miss Sue Bonner and Oleta Jenkins describe how a Davie 4 H member remodeled a bedroom in 1933. Using sheetrock from her brother, thrifted furnishings, and careful budgeting she created storage, a study area, and bathing space for about 13 dollars in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Bonner
Oleta Jenkins
Davie
Bernice Clayton
A. & M. College
Bonner
Emmett
Douglas
Mother and iI
City Improves with F C AID Fund Projects in Stamford
An extensive program funded by F C AID advances graveling of a three-fourth mile road section from Highway 30 to the Stamford Cotton Oil Mill with about forty workers. The RFC rule changes limit use of wagons and teams, halting street traveling after prior graveling of 25 blocks. Other improvements include drainage work near Vassar Street and Yale Street, new dips at Rotan and McKinley, drainage ditches in the gin area, water line lowering between Avoca and Lueders, and enhancements at Harmon Park and the Texas Cowboy Reunion grounds.
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Stamford
F.F.C
Laterton
Jayton Cotton Oil Company
R.F.C
Grady Bowdry
Jon Vassar
Vanderbilt
Texas Street
Katy
Bowdry
Yale Street
Weslyn
Rotan
McKinley Streets
Rotan Street
Avoca
Lueders
Harmon Park
Texas Cowboy Reunion Grounds
Stamford Readers Eye A Community Swimming Pool
The Stamford Exchange Club outlines a plan to borrow from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to build a community swimming pool. The project would be funded by pool revenues, not local taxes, with net income pledged to repay the loan. Citizens are urged to support the initiative as warm weather nears and demand for a public swimming facility grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Harris
Stamford Exchange Club
Stamford
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Santa Claus
Nick
Low
United States Congress
R.F.C
Continental Service Station Burglarized
The Continental Oil Company service station on Anson highway was burglarized last Thursday night. A broken window pane exposed two one gallon cans of oil as the only obvious loss. Dallas Taylor found the theft when he opened the station Friday morning.
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Continental Oil Company
Anson Highway
Dallas Taylor
Swenson Leads Rotary Luncheon Program Delegates Named
A J Swenson chaired the Rotary Club luncheon program with Lee Walker D Hassen and Swenson as speakers. B Bryant urged attendance at the district conference in San Angelo May 1 2 with Cleburne Huston as official delegate and T A Upshaw as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Swenson
International Service Committee
Rotary Club
Lee Walker
D. Hassen
Swenson
Revival Pageant Draws Fight Members in Stamford
Fight members received during a revival meeting led by Rev C R Hooton. The St John s Methodist Church Young People s Division presents The Challenge of the Cross Sunday at 7 45 p m with nine cast members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Hooton
St. John’s Methodist Church
Mae Belle Baird
New Mexico Conference
G. S. Slover
Doyle Middleton
Hubert Nisbett
N. M. Phy
Aspermont
Stamford
Griggs Home Damaged by Fire in Stamford
The home of B E Griggs nightwatchman, located in Stamford, was severely damaged by a blaze that began about 1 30 a m Sunday from an unknown cause. Firemen had the flames quickly, but most furnishings were a total loss. The insured values stood at 1900 for the house and 1200 for the furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.E
Dagg
Griggs
Deaconess Neighbor Role Explored By Missionary Society
The Senior Circle of the Wo mans Missionary Society met at the Methodist church Monday afternoon for the second study in a series on Deaconess work. Mrs. Layne led the year book program and Mrs. Hagood and Mrs. Thomas shared stories from Wesley Houses. The group discussed neighborliness and the Wesley House impact. A report on the conference WMS meeting in Vernon was given by Mrs. McClellan and Mrs. Dodson. The devotional followed with the topic Godlikeness by Neighbors to All and the heart question Am I a Good Neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
Methodist Church
E. H. Layne
Wesley Houses
Theesley House
R. B. Hagood
R. C. Thomas
Wesley House
W.M.S
Vernon
Burl McClellan
J. B. Dodson
Layne
Hope Hampton Owns World’s Smallest Full-Grown Dog
Actress Hope Hampton claims ownership of the world’s smallest full grown dog weighing seventeen ounces. The announcement highlights the pet’s tiny size and Hampton’s interest in unusual animal companions.
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Hope Hampton
Easter Service At Zion Lutheran Church Sagerton
Zion's Lutheran Church at Sagerton held Easter services with Rev. C. F. Juergensen delivering the sermon. A large crowd attended and most seats were filled. Afterward all children were invited to the parsonage for a birthday party for Eugene Juergensen, age five, including an egg hunt on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagerton
Zion’s Lutheran Church
C. F. Juergensen
Liberty New Hope Demonstration Club Holds April Meeting
The Liberty New Hope Home Demonstration Club met on Thursday April 13 at 2 pm led by Mrs J W Chandler The program featured a color and material demonstration by Miss Sue Bonner followed by a charity shower for Mrs Garth who was ill throughout canning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
J. W. Chandler
Mmes. E. M. McGilvery
Henry Rogers
Floyd Brigham
Melvin Tarlton
John Pustrovesky
W. L. Brigham
Fred Schoenersteadt
Garth
W. T. Hilliard
Carl Rogers
F. T. Pinett
Warren Hilliard
Fire in Barber Shop Flue Sparks Brief Blaze
A spontaneous ignition of soot in a flue at the City Barber Shop caused excitement in the business district at 2:35 p.m. Thursday. Firefighters extinguished the small blaze with no damage reported. The flue had not been used for several years.
Wedding on Skates Stuns Revere Officials and Guests
A wedding at Revere featured the officiating justice of the peace the bride and groom and attendants roller skating during the ceremony. The playful departure from tradition drew smiles from attendees and added a memorable touch to the celebration.
Wreck Injures Several Ride to Abilene Church
Miss Daisy Floyd survived a car crash near Hawley after a wagon collided with the vehicle carrying Zack Coombes his mother Mrs. C E Coombes Mrs L I Carwile Mrs W T Browning and Floyd. Floyd suffered a broken neck and severe bruises while Coombes and others escaped with minor injuries or none.
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Daisy Floyd
Hawley
Zack Coombes
C. E. Coombes
L. I. Carwile
W. T. Browning
Miss Floyd
Abilene
Coombes
Carwile
Browning
Fire Starts in Refrigerator Car Along Wichi ta Valley Tracks
A refrigerator car on the Wichi ta Valley tracks was badly damaged by fire early Thursday morning. The alarm came in at 5 30 a m but the blaze progressed too rapidly for chemical extinguishing. An engine moved the burning car to a water plug on South Swenson where firefighters doused it. The fire started from a fire built inside the car by a tramp who slept there.
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Wichita Valley
South Swenson
Velma Ferrell Wins In Contest To Name Station
Velma Ferrell was the first prize winner in a station naming contest for the broadcast station formerly known as the White Way. She offered Stamford Lone Star Radio Station, with her parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ferrell. Second prize went to Mrs. H. F. Jackson for Moon Beam Station and third to Mrs. S. L. Harrel for The Golden West Station.
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Stamford
Lone Star
Legion Cites To Be Presented At Bean Feed
The Vernon D. Hart post hosts a bean feed at the Legion Hall Monday night May 8. Invitations go to American Legion posts in Anson Hamlin Breckenridge Albany and Moran and to Stamford post commander A M Gonant. Citations recently awarded will be presented at the event.
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Vernon D. Hart
American Legion
Legion Hall
Anson
Hamlin
Breckenridge
Albany
Moran
A. M. Gonant
Stamford
Revival at Stamford Church of the Nazarene Nears Close
A three week revival at the Church of the Nazarene in Stamford runs through Sunday night. Evangelist Walter Patterson and singer L P Durham lead services daily with 10 am Bible School, 125 students expected, and a basket lunch on Sunday. Communion and new members planned with District Superintendent Rev W B Atterberry possible guest.
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Church of the Nazarene
Walter Patterson
Bro. L. P. Durham
Sweetwater
Stamford
W. B. Atterberry
C. C. Anderson
Pauline Buie Named to Tech Honor Roll
Pauline Buie of Stamford earned winter term honors at Texas Technological College with a B plus average across 16 term hours, placing her on the honor roll.
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Pauline Buie
Stamford
Texas Technological College
Thieves Cut Chile Link Between La Serena and La Herradura
Thieves stole the entire telephone line linking La Serena with La Herradura in Chile, disrupting communications between the two communities. Police searched for suspects and secured the damaged line area as investigators assess losses and impact on residents and businesses.
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la Serena
la Herradura
Chile
Baseball Club To Open Schedule At Hamlin On Sunday
The Stamford baseball team opens its Wichita Valley Conference schedule at Hamlin on Sunday at 3 30 p m Attired in grey suits and red caps Stamford faces its ancient rival The hosts are considered a strong squad but Stamford hopes to upset them after a 5 3 loss to New Hope last Sunday with their full lineup present
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Hamlin
Stamford
Dope
Stamfordites
Fay Anders Erects First Stamford Brick Building
Fay Anders begins construction of Stamford’s first brick building in years at Fay's Wrecking Yard on Highway 30. The 40 by 100 foot structure will house a machine shop with equipment ordered for the garage. Anders, known for auto wrecking, expands into new lines.
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Stamford
Fay
Highway 30
Fay Anders
Anders
Minister Cleared in Cruelty to Dog Case in Oklahoma City
Rev W A Kitchen of Oklahoma City was acquitted of cruelty to animals over ejecting a dog from his church. Kitchen said the dog was likely struck by a car after leaving the church. Pat Plumlee, a Stamford announcer at White Way Radio, is his nephew. Plumlee and Tom White traveled to Oklahoma City. White planned an upcoming radio station announcement.
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W. A. Kitchen
Oklahoma City
Pat Plumlee
White Way
Stamford
Kitchen
Plumlee
Tom White
White
Miss Janet Huston Joins The American as Society Editor
Miss Janet Huston of Trinity arrives to assume the society editor and bookkeeper post at The American. She succeeds Miss Margaret Schaefer who resigns after three years in the position. Huston holds a B.B.A. from the University of Texas and trained in journalism and accounting. she will live with Mr and Mrs Cleburne Huston.
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Janet Huston
Trinity
Cleburne Huston
The
American
Margaret Schaefer
Young People's Class Active at Church Radio Session
The Church of Christ youth group keeps busy with a Sunday debate and Frances Bennett delivering a talk. The class broadcasts at 5 o'clock each Sunday, inviting all to listen or attend in person, with a 6:30 follow up session emphasized.
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Church of Christ
Frances Bennett
Automobile Registrations in Jones County
Registrations in Jones County list owners including F. F. Wiley of Stamford with a Chevrolet truck and Fred Gray, Robt. S. Cope, Bob Posey, Sam Morse and A. C. Braun of Stamford each with Ford Tudors. Also noted Stamford resident Robt. S. Cope registers a Chevrolet Coach.
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Jones County
F. Wiley
Stamford
Chevrolet Truck
Fred Gray
Ford Tudor
Robt
S. Cope
Chevrolet Coach
Bob Posey
Sam Morse
A. C. Braun
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Continental
Rotary
B. E. Griggs
W.M.S. Meeting
Zion Lutheran Church
Liberty-New Hope Demonstration Club
Hobo
Velma Ferrell
Legion Citations
Church OF Nazarene