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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1963

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Modern Language and Science Building at Stamford High

Stamford High School nears completion of its remodeled language and science complex in the former vocational building. The project, costing about 12000 dollars with equal funding from the school district and the National Defense Education Administration, adds booths, equipment, and labs for 32 students, including chemistry-ready outlets and a single gas and water supply.

O. M. Isbell Stamford High School Vocational Agriculture Department National Defense Education Administration

Yankees and Pirates win Pee Wee and Freshman crowns

The Yankees defeated the Orioles 15 to 11 to win the Pee Wee baseball crown while the Pirates beat the Bears 15 to 5 to claim the Freshman League title as the 1963 season closed. The Chamber of Commerce reported 283 boys participated in the program, marking a strong season.

Yankees Orioles Pirates Bears Chamber of Commerce Office

Three Injured In Auto Crash On Highway 277

Three people were injured in a two car collision just after midnight Sunday on Highway 277 north of Stamford. Daisy Lee Faggenetti Bill Norton and J C Prickett were taken to Stamford Memorial Hospital by Kinney Funeral Home ambulance. Odell York was the driver of the other vehicle.

Highway 277 Stamford Stamford Memorial Hospital Kinney Funeral Home Daisy Lee Faggenetti Stamford River Bill Norton J. C. Prickett Odell York

Rain Shower Boosts July and Year Totals

Official rain data show a July shower of .42 inches raising July total to 1.50 inches and year to 13.50 inches through July. Measurable rain occurred on July 9 and July 14, with 1.04 inches on July 14. Normal July rainfall is 1.76 inches and seven month total is 13.94 inches.

Former Minister Will Speak at Church Meeting

Eugene Brewer evangelist from Manchester Conn and former minister of the Orient Street Church of Christ will be the speaker in gospel meetings at the Orient Street Church Aug 4 11 Services held twice daily at 7 am and 8 pm Singing by James High J B Lamb is minister Schedule Sunday services at 10 30 am and 6 pm

Eugene Brewer Manchester Conn Orient Street Church

United Fund Budget Sets 11400 for Eight Causes

The United Fund Council of Stamford Chamber of Commerce approved an 11400 budget for eight recipient organizations for the fall drive. Kickoff is set for Oct 1 with divisions covering Professional Men, Latin Americans, Negroes, Farmers, and more. The plan also includes bank draft and payroll deduction gifts and aims to boost total support beyond the $14000 target.

United Fund United Fund Council Stamford Chamber of Commerce United Effort Red Cross Boy Scouts Salvation Army United Charities Drive Herschel Kelley City Hall

Air Force Explains Low Flying Aircraft Over Abilene Area

The 516 Troop Carrier Wing based at Dyess AFB says the low level flights over Stamford and surrounding areas are practice runs for paratrooper drops under the Close Look program. Col Burl W. McLaughlin notes missions simulate radar-skimming operations and may release up to 65 paratroopers from a Boeing C 130 Hercules over a battalion area, with flights extending to August 1.

516 Dyess Air Force Base Burl W. McLaughlin Dyess Dyess Afb McLaughlin Abilene Battte Air Force

Gentry Leads West Team in Greenbelt Game

Stamford High School graduate David Gentry started at center and co captain of the West squad in the Greenbelt Football game at Childress Saturday night. The West edged the East 12 to 6 to claim victory.

David Gentry Stamford Childress

City approves funds for college trained librarian

City Council and Library Board authorized recruiting a trained librarian to run Carnegie Library. The job entails about five hours daily for five days weekly, with emphasis on library science training and professional experience. Cataloging all current books could take about two years at two hours per book.

Carnegie Library Library Board Conner J. B. Cooper Cooper

TEA Approves Stamford Special Class for Exceptional Children

The Texas Education Agency approved a special education class for Stamford Public Schools for 1963 64 with Mrs. Nancy Quattlebaum named instructor. Classes begin September 3 with students divided by age groups for added training.

Stamford Public Nancy Quattlebaum Oliver Primary School H. S. FitzGerald FitzGerald Quattlebaum Hardin-Simmons University

Lutheran Group Schedules Two Night Play in Sagerton

Luther Leawners of St. Pauls Lutheran Church present the three act farce Hook Line and Sinker by Edith oren on August 1 and 2 at 7 30 p m at Sagerton school. No admission charged donations welcome to cover Bible camp trip and registration. Gary Moore stars as Harvey Hook with Terry Teichelman as Cherry Raynard. supporting roles include Thomas Neirdieck Marvin Vahlenkamp Danny Lammert and others.

Hook Edith ‘Oren Sagerton School Luther Leawners St. Paul's Lutheran Church Sagerton Luther Leaguers Harvey Hook Matilda Luther League Terry Treichelman Gary Moore Thomas Neirdieck Nancy Vahlenkamp

Stamford Public Schools plan new auditorium and campus survey

The firm Thompson and Chase of Abilene will survey Stamford Public Schools campus and advise on site for a forthcoming auditorium and other buildings over the next 10 to 15 years. Boone and Pope Architects previously developed a master plan and will draw auditorium plans. The auditorium aims for a 600 seat capacity and be funded by bonds with a fall election anticipated.

Thompson and Chase of Abilene Stamford Public Schools Pus Boone and Pope Architects Athlene Ium Hls. FitzGerald

Alex J Welch Buried Monday in Stamford

Funeral services for Alex J Welch a retired service station operator were held Monday at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev Temple Lewis officiating. Welch died Sunday at Stamford Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He was born November 13 1890 in Orange and lived in Stamford since 1930. Survivors include a son two Stamford daughters a Abilene daughter a Big Spring granddaughter and great grandchildren and a brother. Burial was at Highland Memorial Cemetery under Kinney Funeral Home direction.

Alex J Welch Trinity Baptist Church Temple Lewis R. L. A. Sublett Calvary Baptist Church Mr. Welch Stamford Memorial Hospital Orange Alice Monzingo Waco Stamford Welch H. W Clarence Bohannon F. C. Ivy Dean Terry Abilene Billy Ruth Welch Big Spring O. P. Welch Started Highland Memorial Cemetery Kinney

Revival Services Slated at Lueders Methodist Church

Revival services will be held at Lueders Methodist Church from August 12 to 18 with evangelist Dr. Howard Slaatte preaching. Daily sessions are at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Dr. Slaatte will also provide private counseling.

Lueders Methodist Church Howard Slaatte Slaatte

Annexation Law Tops Texas Municipal League Talk in Stamford

About 40 district officials attended the District 16 meeting at Stamford City Hall where John Davidson explained the new annexation bill effective Aug. 23 and pool hall legalization. Abilene City Manager H. B. Clifton and San Angelo City Manager Dick Howard spoke on the League’s role and service to cities while a panel discussed zoning and tax implications for pool halls.

District 16 Texas Municipal League Stamford City Hall John Davidson Abilene H. B. Clifton Texas Senae San Angelo City Managver Dick Howard Austin Davidson Clifton Howard Sweet Water City Buster Fuller Stamford Merkel

Stamford Nine Falls In First Playoff Game

First Baptist Church, champions of the Junior League, were eliminated from the regional tournament in Sweetwater after a 8-2 defeat to Cisco. Stamford committed three first inning errors, allowing five runs, while Norman Paige and Jim Lovver n contributed Stamford's two hits. Ronny Jenkins started for Stamford, giving up six hits and seven runs in four innings, with Willis Wardwell finishing the last two innings allowing one run.

First Baptist Church Sweetwater Cisco Stamford Baptists Norman Paige Jim Lovvern Lovvern Ronny Jenkins Willis Wardwell First Baptist

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Birds Gentry Greenbelt The Texas Education Agency Lutheran Memorial Lueders Stamford Jaycees, Lions, Rotarians Exchange Club Vey Cam Alex J. Welch Annexation League
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