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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1950

Page

4

Ed Hughes birthday party honors large family reunion

Mr and Mrs Ed Hughes hosted a long family reunion at their home as ten of eleven children and families gathered to celebrate Mr Hughes birthday. Guests included Hughes offspring from Ardmore Stamford San Angelo Lueders and Dallas with many spouses and grandchildren. local church events and area visits followed through the week with Rev Wooley Praire View or Rev Byrd leading revival services and several locals visiting Stamford and Shallowater.

Ed Hughes Hughes Marshes Hughes Gienda Chequita Helen Ardmore Oxkla Horne Paula Sue Don Lueders Alton Hughes Cecil S. L. Hughes Furd Powell Clayton Gartner Leeders Rose Hughes Buck Stamford Leonard Hughes Goodfellow Keith Kay Garara Galbreaths K. EB. Wooley Praiie View First Baptist Church Melvin Byrd Praiie View Baptist Church Byrd V. K. Jamerson Coleman Colorado TEL The Baptist Church Lioyd Wells J. C. Register A. L. Mullins Ernest W. Pinnell Victoria Elaine Denton Hienry Lieb Chester Oran Karolyn Kay Oman J. H. Crawford Luders Methodist Church Oran Smith Shallowater Sam Smith Pflo James Smith Japan Korea 24Th Infantry Breckenrige Messrs. Coffmans T. R. Putnam Stamford Sanitarium Sandra Graham Sandra Walter Graham Surman Younes

Mesquite-Killer 24 5 T to Be Tested in October Inspection

Texas Experiment Station head Fisher reports October inspection of treated mesquite areas on 1600 acres at the Williams Brothers Pitchfork ranch near Spur. The 24-5-T chemical aims to stop regrowth by entering the plant’s circulatory system and affecting the roots, with tests conducted across Texas from Laredo to Claras and Odessa.

Bk. Fisher Texas Experiment Station Spur Williams Brothers Pitchfork Ranch Fisher Monsanto Chemical Co Tex Laredo Claras Henvettt Odessa

Rochester Wins Central West Texas Junior League Title

Rochester high school captured the Central West Texas Junior Baseball League title in Rochester by sweeping Weinert in two straight games. Munday finished third, Stratford’s Lone Stars were runners up, and standout defender Jesse Salva earned tournament MVP honors.

Rochester High School Rochester Weinert Munday Statford Lone Stars Jesse Salva

Plainview All-Stars Open State Softball Tourney

Plainview host team the Plainview All Stars beat Stamford’s Blanken Stamford’s All Stars 4 to 0 in the opening game of the 1950 NSC Men's Softball State Tournament in Plainview Monday night. Errors by outfielders accounted for most of the winner’s runs. Dub Lockhart took the loss for Stamford while Bill Howerton pitched for the winners. The All Stars were set to meet the Kerp-Lubbock loser in Tuesday’s losers bracket after the Kerp-Lubbock matchup was forfeited.

Plainview Blanken Stamford All Stars Dub Lockhart Stamford Bill Howerton Kricenstitute

All-State Women’s Softball Honors 1950 Texas Team

The National Softball Congress names the 1950 Texas All State Women’s Softball team with pitchers Lois Knipling Stam Ford Winnie Thompson Breckenridge Ruth Walker Wichita Falls catchers Jerry Brazzel Breckenridge La Verne Chaney Wichita Falls utility Opal Dunnam Stam Ford first base Ifa Bush Abilene second base Jonnie Butcher Wichita Falls third base Cleo Crabtree Crecken Idee shortstops Marty Dooley Abilene Virginia Blicitt Wichita Falls outfielders Helen Van Wichita Falls Betty Jane Tittle Abilene and Neta Puller Trecken Ridge Virginia Walker is noted as the tournament’s most valuable player.

Texas Lois Knipling Stamford Winnie Thompson Breckenridge Ruth Walker Wichita Alls Jerry Brazzel la Verne Chaney Wichita Fells Opal Dunnam Ifa Bush Abilene Jonnie Butcher Wichita Falls Cleo Crabtree Crecken Idee Marty Dooley Virginia Blicitt Helen van Betty Jane Tittle Abicene Neta Puller Wichita

Lormer Stamford Girl Dies in Arizona

Mrs. Rogers Freeman formerly Ollie Mae Burge died August 14 in Flagstaff Arizona. Funeral services were held in Rule. Born February 22 1924 she lived in Stamford until 1940 then moved with husband to Rule. She is survived by husband and several siblings and her father Thomas Burge of Albany.

Rogers Freeman Ollie Mae Burge Flagstaff Ariz Rule Stamford Sanitarum Thomas Burge Albany

Commerce Dept Reports Record National Output in 1950 Q2

The Commerce Department announced a 1950 second quarter annual production rate near 270 billion dollars, the highest on record, surpassing 267 billion in late 1948. Leon Keyserling of the President's Council urged raising the target to 350 billion by 1955.

The Commerce Department Leon Keyserling President's Council of Economic Advisers

City-wide Tent Revival Set in Jacksboro

Grady R. Corby and his family will start a city wide revival in Jacksboro on Sunday August 13 for two weeks or longer. The Assembly of God church of Jacksboro sponsors the meeting with Rev. T S Horner as pastor and Mr Corby as the preacher.

Grady R. Corby

Sandy Rudin Farewell Party Hosts Move to Lubbock

Tillie Metz entertained at her parents home with a farewell for Sandy Rudin who moved to Lubbock. Guests enjoyed records games and dancing. Burgers salad drinks chips and pickles were served. A slumber party followed. Ann Agnew visits with the Williams family. Vanilla described as a long green bean.

Tillie Metz L. F. Metz Sandy Rudin Lubbock

Texas fall garden grows for 60 to 90 days

In most Texas sections the fall growing season provides 60 to 90 days of favorable weather ideal for a good fall garden. A robust garden can help stabilize rising food prices by producing fresh produce locally.

Texas

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