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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1963

Page

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Damage suits filed after May 21 Stamford highway accident

Breckenridge couple seeks 29000 in 104th District Court Anson alleging Thomas L Blanton Jr Albany as defendant in rear end collision near Stamford on Highway 380. Cattle truck driven by Charles Rodriguez allegedly sped, injuring both Lee spouses. Virgie Fillmon seeks workers compensation after husband dies of heart attack while well servicing near Noodle. Oldsmobile of Abilene seeks 2104 from Corn Neon for fallen sign damaging car. Henry Hart as receiver for Market Poultry seeks 1608 from Don Cremeens. Three divorces and one annulment filed: Cruz Lopez vs Lopez, Bertie Newman vs Newman, Carla Griffin vs Griffin, and Vicky Bagley vs Ronnie Bagley.

Breckenridge Stamford 104Th District Court Anson Thomas L. Blanton Jr Albany C. B. Lee Lee Charles Rodriguez Virgie Mae Fillmon Abilene Texas Employers Insurance Assn Fillmon Noodle

New Tax Deputy Named for City

After 33 years as deputy collector for automobile licenses Up shaw and Upshaw Insurance Agency has relinquished the job. Enis Bishon Electric Service at 112 A North Swenson Ave takes over registering automobiles and selling licenses. County Tax Collector A. J. French announced the appointment in Stamford.

Upshaw and Upshaw Insurance Agency Enis Bishon Electric Service Swenson Ave A. J. French Stamford

Crow Family Guests Visit New York Hosts

Mr and Mrs Howard Crow and their Mohegan Lake New York children spent July as visitors to Mr and Mrs Tommy Gray Marvin Massey and Mr and Mrs Parnell Anderson.

Howard Crow Mohegan Lake N. Y Tommy Gray Marvin Massey Parnell Anderson

Wallace Named Manager of Farmers Co-op Gin Stamford

Scott E. Wallace formerly of Slaton has taken over as manager of Farmers Co-op Gin in Stamford replacing M. D. Thompson. He began in cotton ginning with his father who owned gins in Coleman and Brown counties. Wallace is married with five children Susan 17 Margaret 10 and Janenne 5 living at 607 Sunset Dr Stamford.

Mr. Wallace Coleman Brown Counties Susan Margaret Janenne Wallaces Stamford Sunset Dr

Loaded dice raised by Methodists at Fayetteville meeting

Methodist leaders including Rev. Raymond Flmore took fixed dice home after a church training session in Fayetteville Arkansas. The dice roll seven or eleven to highlight opposition to gambling by the National Methodist Board of Christian Social Concerns. Unemployment tops their 1964 65 emphasis.

Raymond Flmore Rule Fayetteville Ark National Methodist Board of Christian Elmore

Stamford Sends 3 To Houston Coaching School

Three Stamford high school football coaches attend a coaching school in Houston this week. Attending are Larry Wartes Don Edwards and Bill Anderson.

Stamford Houston Stamford High School Larry Wartes Don Edwards Bill Anderson

Milo Harvest Slows as Early Yields Appear

A slackening in the maize harvest was noted this week as Milo cutting slows but early yields look promising for farmers.

Five Firms Will Close Saturdays

Five businesses announce they will close all day Saturday starting September 17 due to a new wage and hour law. Tayman Insurance Agency, Clay Markham Insurance, Moreland Mutual Insurance, Upshaw & Upshaw Agency, and Stamford Federal Savings and Loan Association are among the firms shifting to weekend closures.

Tayman Insurance Agency Clay Markham Insurance Moreland Mutual Insurance Agency Upshaw & Upshaw Agency Stamford Federal Savings and Loan Association

Stamford Council Considers Pool Hall Permit Request

City officials weigh permitting pool halls after a Texas law decriminalizes them. E. L. Helmer and W. Z. Vaden seek approval for a $15,000 facility with pool tables and a snack bar, subject to zoning and operating restrictions. No exclusive rights will be granted.

Stamford E. L. Helmer W. Z. Vaden Texas Jack Watson City of Helmer Vaden

Helpers Thanked For Working in Youth Program

The wrap on a 1963 summer youth program notes 280 plus participants in 16 teams across three baseball leagues. Chamber of Commerce manager Lee Walker calls the season one of the most successful and thanks contributors. He adds efforts with Stamford city to secure better playing conditions for 1964.

Lee Walker Chamber of Commerce City of Stamford

Planning for UF Drive Advances with Set Quotas

Committees will be formed, quotas defined, and budget groupings clarified at the next UF planning session. The United Fund goal is $11,400 with Red Cross Boy Scouts Salvation Army Youth Center Charities Camp Fire Girls and the West Texas Rehabilitation Summer Youth Program among supported causes.

TIM Malice Pung Pawar Coe Oalip Au JO Ueaulteyyo Uduiteyyd WIM Sjepuw Red Cross Boy Scouts Salvation Army Youth Center Charities Camp Fire Girls West Texas Unitea Center

Hodgson is New Nazarene Pastor in Stamford

Rev. Robert E. Hodgson of Bethany Oklahoma is named the new pastor of the Church of the Nazarene in Stamford replacing Rev. Canem who moves to Electra. Hodgson began ministry at 17 and has never worked outside the church. He has pastored Nazarene churches in Fairfield Cedar Rapids Sioux City and Bethany and will move to Stamford this week to lead services at 909 South Ferguson.

Robert E. Hodgson Bethany, Okla Church of the Nazarene Stamford Canem Electra Hodgson Methodist Church Iinois Iowa Missouri of the Nazarene Fairfield Cedar Rapids Sioux City Bethany Okla South Ferguson

Car Rams Pumps At Bell Station. Driver Escapes Injury

A 45 year old Stamford woman, Theda Carter Adkins, drove a car into two gasoline pumps at the Bell Service Station on North Swenson Street. A fire started but was controlled by the fire department. Adkins received a ticket for excessive speed from Stamford police.

Stamford Bell North Swenson Street Theda Carter Adkins

ASC Committee Election Set With Mail Ballots This Summer

The Jones County ASCS plans the annual election to be completed by Sept. 19 1963 with four communities A B C and D. Nomination rules require petitions signed by six voters and incumbent nominees. Ballots mailed 10 days before Sept. 19 and varied positions elected determine county committee leadership for Oct. 1 1963. Incumbent leaders listed for communities A through D.

ASCS Anson Rowland Community Larry L Holmes Tony D. Jones James E. McCoy, Jr Carl F. Carlton Jack E. Young John B. Schoonmaker Mack K Collins Elbert B. Newton J.willard Sellers Walter H. Kelso George I Sam) Hasburn Frank F. Carter

City Takes Steps to Stop Lake Stamford Water Theft

Stamford officials move to halt the Haley Brothers who pump water from Buffalo Creek, a Lake Stamford tributary, for irrigation. Mayor Kelley authorized legal action after Austin talks with the Texas Water Commission, which may issue a show cause order.

Lake Stamford City of Stamford R. R. Kelley Haley Brothers Buffalo Creek J. L. Blackstock Jack Watson Austin Texas Water Commission The Water Commission

Ground Cover Cuts Soil Heat In Stamford Tests

Conservationist Ernest L. Cowger of the California Creek Soil Conservation District reports July 24 soil temperatures at two and a half inches depth under different covers near Stamford. Bare ground reached 126 degrees while air was 102. Cover crops and residues ranged from 82 to 96 degrees, with Costal Bermuda grass at 86. Vegetative covers reduce heat, erosion, and improve water intake.

Stamford California Creek Soil Conservation District Ernest L. Cowger K. French Pete Johnson Mr. Cowge

Mrs. J. F. Squyres Dies at 81 in Stamford

Mrs. J. F. Squyres, 81, died Wednesday morning after a leukemia illness. Funeral services set for Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in Kinney Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. Burgin Watkins officiating. burial at Rose Hill Cemetery in Cleburne at 3 p.m. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Lee Walker of Stamford, son F. W. Squyres of Franklin Louisiana, six grandchildren, and brother C. C. Cowchrone of Bell Buckle Tennessee.

Kinney Funeral Home Burgin Watkins St. John's Methodist Church Rose Hill Cleburne Lee Walker Stamford F. W. Squyres Franklin, la C. C. Cowchrone Bell Buckle, Tenn

City Approves Speed Changes On Highway 277

Stamford city council approved new speed limits on Highway 277 after a Texas Highway Commission recommendation. The changes cut 50 mph to 45 mph from the Haskell County line to Bunkley Street and 45 mph to 35 mph from McMillan to Porter streets. The Aug 23 statewide speed limit rises to 70 mph on most highways.

Stamford Texas Highway Commission Haskell County North City Bunkley Street McMillan Porter Streets

Funeral Rites Held For Grandson Of Local Couple

Funeral services were held for Sarmmy Luther Davidson 12 grandson of Mr and Mrs L R Rose in Huntsville Thursday Aug 1 at 10 a m His mother is Wanda Rose The child son of Mr and Mrs N B Davidson Jr of Rancho Cordova Calif sustained head injuries when he fell from a pine tree at the home of his paternal grandparents in Huntsville Tuesday July 30 He died about 20 minutes later in Huntsville hospital Sammy and his five year old sister Dane had been visiting relatives in Texas since late June when they flew from California to Huntsville Burial was in Huntsville Cemetery Survivors include the parents sister and grandparents

Sarmmy Luther Davidson L. R Rose Huntsville Wanda Rose N. B. Davidson Jr Rancho Cordova Calif N. B. Davidson Sammy Dane Texas California Methodist

Mrs. L. E. Scott of Avoca Dies

Vera Ferrell Scott 68 died Thursday at her Bricksdahl home. Funeral Saturday at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev. Temple Lewis presiding. Burial in Highland Memorial Cemetery. Survived by husband L F Scott, daughter Mrs Woodrow Brith, sister Mrs Ermine Backer, six brothers, two grandchildren, three great grandchildren.

Trinity Baptist Church L. E. Scott Bricksdahl Temple Lewis Highland Memorial Cemetery Holden Funeral Home Haskell Vera Vera Ferrell Leon County Jones County Avoca L. F Scott First Baptist Church Rockdale Woodrow Brith Ermine Backer Bb] Paso Ulrich Ferrell la Porte Uber Ferrell Stamford Furman Ferrell Plainview San Angelo

Roy Arledge Speaks to Exchange Club on New Laws

State Representative Roy Arledge was guest speaker at the Exchange Club noon meeting last Friday. He described how the legislature operates and explained several new laws that will take effect soon.

Roy Arledge Exchange Club

Rites Held in Tye for Mrs. Hinds at 76

Saturday services at the Methodist Church in Tye for Mrs. T. J. Hinds 76 of Tye who died Friday at Sadler Clinic Merkel. Rev. Bill Wright officiated with burial at Tye Cemetery by Riker-Warren Funeral Home. Surviving are husband Tye, three daughters, one son, two step-daughters, one stepson, a sister, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Tye T. J. Hinds Sadler Clinic Merkel Marvin Hinds Stamford Bill Wright Tve Riker- Warren Funeral Home Hinds Cleburne Buffalo Gap Row Askins Duncan Oklo Abilene Henry Beck Austin W Fi. Rister W. Race San Angelo Maurice Askins Louis Guentzel California W. G. West Waco Marvin Charles O. Hancher San Antonio

Chamber Seeks Soil Test Lab Facilities Here

Stamford Chamber of Commerce launches a campaign to site a soil testing laboratory in the area. The extension service director at College Station was contacted to consider placing a lab serving Central West Texas. Existing labs are in Seymour and elsewhere in Lubbock and College Station. Soil testing helps farmers determine necessary nutrients for upcoming crops.

Stamford

Former Resident Will Head National Bank at Plainview

Bob C. Williams, a Stamford native and Stamford High School alum, is president of the First National Bank of Plainview which opened Aug. 1 as the city’s third bank facility. He previously held positions in Dallas Abilene Pampa and other cities and now leads the Plainview bank during its temporary quarters while a new building rises.

National Bank Plainview Bob C. Williams Tuxedo Stamford High School First National Bank of Stamford First National Bank of Plainview New Plainview Bank Williams Stamford Bank Comptroller of the Currency United States Treasury Department Dallas Texas Bank and Trust Co Abilene

Also Mentioned on This Page

Scott E. Wallace Farmers Co-op United States Fayetteville Conference Church New Nazarene Robert Hodgson ASC Harry Steenson F. Squyres Squyres Bell Buckle Tenn First National Bank of Banks L. M. Hardy
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