Dog show draws 100 exhibitors to Stamford country club
More than 100 exhibitors attended weekend dog shows by the Texas Toy Fox Terrier and Texas Toy Terrier Associations at Stamford Country Club. Exhibitors traveled from California to Texas as top winners included Best male Jones' Skipper and Best of show Parsons Sheri with notable entries from Fort Worth Ferguson and Castro Valley.
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Texas Toy Fox Terrier Iation
Texas Toy Terrier Associations
Stamford
Stamford Country
Glenn Holtman
The
West Association
Dickinson
Ock
Jones
Skipper
Robert Jones
Fort Worth
Parson
Sherri
Callaway
Noble Parsons
Ferguson
Sheri
Sammy
Parkside
Howard Currens
Port Huron
Mich
West Texas
Jones’ Skipper
Cheethams Gay
Brookside
H. Cheetham
Castro Valley
Calif
Cheethams’ Gay
Keller
Miss Dottie
Henry Keller
San Leandro
Parsons
Calloway
Stamford Country Club
Texas
Men Face Contempt Charges For Not Supporting Children
Three men cited in 104th District Court 22 face contempt of court hearings for failing to pay child support. Judge Owen Thomas noted amounts owed to be paid to the mother, with Texas law offering no alimony and no court-ordered enforcement by the clerk beyond receipt. Mothers lacking funds can appeal to the county attorney, and contempt is pursued if warnings fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Thomas
Texas
Charles FE. Brownfield, Jr
Anson
von Niedecken
J. Neil Daniel
Abilene
Jones County Oil and Gas Valuation Slated to Drop
Jones County expects a sharp decline in oil and gas valuations over the past decade with a 1964 combined value for utilities and oil and gas property near 9.6 million dollars down from 14.41 million in 1954. County officials say utilities may rise while oil and gas values fall and tax roll figures will reflect lower valuations. A county survey will guide the 1964 tax roll, and the tax valuation percentage could drop from 20 percent to as low as 2 to 15 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Leon Rman
Ritchett and
Abbott
Valua
Idge Thurman
Thuy
Martha Mayes Earns Full TCU Scholarship
Martha Mayes a Stamford High School senior and National Merit finalist received a full tuition scholarship to Texas Christian University. She chose the honorable mention to remain eligible for the TCU award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Mayes
W. E. Mayes
Stamford High School
Texas Christian University
Martha
TCU
Open House to Display New School Cooling Units
Oliver Elementary School hosts an open house Friday 6:30 to 7:30 p m to showcase 17 window air conditioning units installed at the school as a PTA fund raiser. Attendees may tour classrooms and buy salads and beverages to help pay the 1000 balance remaining on the project.
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O. N. Smith
Oliver Elementary
Stamford Post To Host District VFW Meeting This Weekend
The Saturday and Sunday event hosts District 8 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Stamford Memorial with Billie L. Dorris of Austin as principal speaker and Ray Ashworth of Snyder presiding. Mrs. Mac Wilson leads the Ladies Auxiliary sessions while registration starts at noon Saturday and a dance caps the night.
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Stamford Post
Andhor
Texas
VFW News
Stamford Memorial St
Anson
Ray Ash- 1
Snyder
Mac Wilson
Abilese
Trict
Jonny
VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
District 8
Scarry
Mitchell Fisher Nolan
Jones
Taylor
Shackelford
Callahan
Stephens
Fastland
Brown
Comanche
Haskell
Throckmorton Countie
Murry Schroeder
Charlie Henry
Jess Berry
Post Home
Texas National Guard
Nat
Bank Deposits Show Increase Over Year Ago
First National Bank reported deposits of 1,857,691.76 as of April 15, up from 5,815,355.80 on March 18, 1963. Farmers State Bank of Lueders posted 490,077.82 in deposits and assets rising to 1,017,289.05.
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First National Bank
Banking Commission
First National
Farmers State Bank of
Pancake Supper Aims to Raise Funds for Stamford Hospital
Stamford Memorial Hospital hosts a Benefit Pancake Supper in the High School Cafeteria from 5 to 8 p m on Thursday for remodeling work at the hospital nursery. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 5 for children, with 500 sold by Wednesday afternoon and a 1 000 goal. Key Freeman handles inquiries at PR 34315.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix Co
Stamford Jaycees
Samford Memorial Hospital
Junior Chamber of Commerce
David Freeman
Key Freeman
Baseball forms distributed to players at school
Application forms for young sters wishing to join the summer baseball program have been sent through schools. Deadline for return to the Chamber of Commerce is May 15 with forms and insurance due. Players missing submissions by then cannot participate. the baseball fund will cover insurance for those unable to pay, and Chamber Manager Lee Walker notes 80 percent of needed adult workers are secured with efforts to find more.
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Chamber of Commerce
Waco
Chamber
Lee Walker
Stamford church tops Texas Disciples in world outreach giving
Central Christian Church of Stamford ranked first in Texas among Disciples of Christ churches for per capita world outreach contributions. Rev. David Freeman announced that 4.8 percent of last year's funds supported missions outside Stamford. The church also placed 42nd nationwide in per capita giving to others.
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Central Christian Church of
Stamford
Texas
Disciples of Christ
David Freeman
Jaycee Awards Set for Stamford Thursday Night
Stamford Junior Chamber of Commerce will install new officers and honor outstanding members at a 7 30 p m banquet at Stamford Country Club. State Jaycee Director Billy Jack Ray of Haskell will deliver the principal address and install officers. Awards include outstanding project chairman outstanding new Jaycee and the key man. Outgoing president Don Revell will review the year and lead the awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Junior Chamber of Commerce
Stamford Country Club
Billy Jack Ray
Don Revell
Democratic Primary Voters Forecast Strong Turnout in Stamford
Voters head to polls Saturday for Democratic and Republican primaries amid tight races for sheriff county attorney district judge and U S congressman. Stamford precincts expect over 2 000 qualified voters with about 1 000 poll taxes. several statewide contests draw wide interest including gubernatorial and U S Senate races.
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United States
Stamford
Oliver
Orient Street
R. C. Cobb
David Ratliff
Keith Wheatley
Wheatley
Agriculure
Railroad Commission
Don Yarborough
Houston
John Connally
Connally
M. T. Banks
GOP Sets Four Polling Sites in Jones County Primary
Jones County residents may vote in the Republican primary at Samford Lueders llamtin and Anson with cross precinct voting allowed at nearest GOP polling place. Precinct conventions start 2 PM Saturday. Ballot lists 12 statewide offices the state senate and representative contests plus four presidential nominees Goldwater Rockefeller Smith and Stassen.
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Jones County
Samford
Lueders
Llamtin
Anson
Lyon Gillespie
GOP
Gillespie
Stamford
City Hall
Goers
Senate
Con
Loyalty Day Proclaimed In Stamford May 1 Observed
Mayor Pro-Tem John J. Plackstock proclaims Friday May 1 as Loyalty Day in Stamford. Congress recognizes the day as National Loyalty Day, with Veterans of Foreign Wars leading patriotic observances designed to sharpen patriotic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Plackstock
Stamford
Act of Congress
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Samuels Clinches State Berths in 440 and 220
Samuels won the 220 yard dash in 22.9 and placed second in the 440, earning two state meet berths for Stamford. The squad finished fourth in the 440 relay while rival Haskell won in 43.0. Jimmy Watson was sixth in the 120 yard high hurdles, as coach Don Edwards considers Raider Relays to tune for Austin state meet.
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Handy Samuels
Stamford
Lubbock
Stormford
Haskell
Bulldogs
Jimmy Watson
Samuels
Lpeckney
Tom Moore
Don Edwards
Raider
Austin
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Oliver Parent-Teachers Association
Mothers of Oliver
Baehroom
PTA
Stamford County Line School District
Doug Rosenquist
Carli Swenson
Patsy Hodgkinson
Ingrid Haterius
Jondy Selmon
C .E. Bunkley
Ill
Joe Smith Upshaw
Marvin Gregory
Clayton Childress
PTA Group
P-Ta
Clayen Childress
Spencer Ba
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Johnny Childress
Bill Jones
Fiarvey Penney
Lynn Gillspie
Hap Davenport
West Texas Utilities
Enis Bishop
Department of Was
Billie L. Dorris
Cox
Christian Church
Richard Lane
Dave Reyes
Bills Longley
James F. Pippin
Omar Burleson
Max Carriker
Fisher County
Johnie Agnew
Burnia Reid, Jr
Lem Ruark
James D. Beasley
Wallace T. Williams
Millard Shivers
Farm Bureau
John ©. White
Jim C. Langdon
Jesse Owens
Vernon
Preston Smith
Albert Fuentes, Jr
San Anenio
Joe Pool
Dallas
Bill Elkins
Hunt County
Bob Looney
Harris County
Robert W. Baker
Dan Sullivan
Andrews County
Anson—Littlefield Real Estate Office
Square Wamlin
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Harold Stassen
Pennsylvania
Jack Crichton
Dallas County
Horace Houston
John Trice
McLennan County
George Bush
Jack Cox
Dre. Million V. Davis
Robert Morris
Bill Hayes
Bell County
Congress
Clyde N. Morgan
Taylor County
Phil M. Bridges
Texas Supreme Court
Don Flanagan
Dallas Calmes, Jr
Fred S. Neumann
Jefferson County
General Land Office
John A. Matthews
Vaylor County
John Bo Armstrong
Kleberg County
John Bo Anderson
Borden County
Joe Putnam
Inrockmorton
Chamiens
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