HSU Chancellor to Preach at First Baptist Stamford
Harden-Simmons University Chancellor Dr. Elwin L. Skiles will preach both services Sunday at the First Baptist Church of Stamford. Ed Jackson of HSU admissions led a Bible study Wednesday night and will lead another study next Wednesday. Interim pastor Larry Armentrout is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden-Simmons University
Elwin L. Skiles
First Baptist Church of Stamford
Ed Jackson
HSU
First Baptist
Larry Armentrout
Puppets and speakers highlight Liberty Christian Sunday service
Liberty Christian Fellowship at 619 E. Hamilton hosts a 10 am Sunday service headlined by a musical Agape Friends puppet show from Denton featuring a Western Theatre Medley. Also appearing is Mrs. Mary Kay Posey of Dallas, outreach director, sharing her recovery from an incurable blood disorder and a life rebuilt with faith. Ver Hart invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Christian Fellowship
E. Hamilton
Agape Friends
Denton
Texas
Mexico
Mary Kay Posey
Dallas
Southern Baptist
Nigeria
West Africa
Hardin-Simmons University
Word of Faith World Outreach Center
Posey
Ver Hart
Stenholm Friday Festivities Set for Stamford Picnic Grounds
Stamford residents invited to the Second Annual Friday Festivities on Sept 6 at Bricksdahl Picnic Grounds. Congressman Charles Stenholm and family will attend. event features fried chicken, live entertainment, and a ticket price of 10 dollars. Proceeds support Friends of Charlie and the Stenholm '80 Committee. In bad weather, events move to Ericksdahl Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stenholm
Stamford
Bricksdahl
Stenholm
Cindy
Chris
Cary
Courtney Ann
Texas
Friends of
Charlie
Friends
Stenholm ’80
P.O. Box
Ericksdahl Lutheran Church
Freese and Nichols chosen for Stamford Water Plant upgrade
Fort Worth firm Freese and Nichols selected as engineering consultant for Stamford Water Filter Plant renovation. Council approves mobile home relocation for Patricia Baez residence and demolition at 403 South McMillian, with HUD funding and a $4,000 down payment. Plant capacity upgrade aims to meet peak summer demand of 3,000,000 gallons, design and funding plans due after contract approval, with bids 6 months later and project completion in 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freese and Nichols of
Fort Worth
Stamford
City Hall
Freddie Alaniz
South
Ferguson
Patricia Baiz
South McMillian
Freese and Nichols
Council
Ken Roberson
John Cook
C.v.herbert
Baez
HUD
Herbert
Thunderstorms Bring Heavy Rain to Stamford Marks Heatwave End
A late afternoon storm dumped 1.80 inches in Stamford on Sunday, boosting August total to 2.12 inches and signaling the end of a long heatwave. Stamford logged 42 straight 100 degree days, with a peak 114 degrees on June 28, and has 9.75 inches of rain this year through August, five inches below the normal 15.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Radio Statin
KDWT
Texas
National Weather Service
Reynolds Elementary School announces grade four six supply lists
Allen Norman principal of Reynolds Elementary School released the supply lists for grades four six. Fourth graders need notebook paper pencils crayons scissors glue and erasers, two folders, two spirals, Kleenex, and markers. Fifth graders require pens rulers erasers folders gluestick markers scissors file folders contact paper construction paper stenographer notebook and more. Sixth graders list seven pocket folders, pencils, Manila and construction paper, notebook paper, a theme binder, a ruler, crayons, and map colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Norman
Reynolds Elementary School
Elmer’s
Stamford schools afternoon turn-out schedule released
Stamford Public Schools released early turn-out days for 1980 81 with 2:30 p.m. dismissals on four holidays Thanksgiving Nov 26 Christmas Dec 19 spring break March 13 and Easter Apr 16. Two Friday early dismissals for out of town football games Oct 3 Graham and Nov 1 Colorado City. Test days Dec 18 19 and May 28 29 dismissal at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Public Schools
Graham
Colorado City
Hardin-Simmons Grad Named Editor Of Stamford American
Greg Jaklewicz an August graduate of Hardin-Simmons University has been named editor of the Stamford American by publisher Dorothy Craig. A mass communications major with a political science minor he is a 1976 Wylie High School graduate native to California. He led HSU The Brand as editor his senior year after three years as sports editor and earned six TIPA awards. He worked on the university yearbook and held several student group posts while also writing for the Abilene Reporter-News and serving as assistant sports information director. His parents live in Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Jaklewicz
Hardin-Simmons University
Stamford American
Dorothy Craig
Mass Communications
Wylie High School
California
Jaklewicz
Abilene
HSU
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
Hardin-Simmons
TIPA
Law and Politics
Tau Alpha Phi
The
Jaycees
Abilene Reporter-News
Mathew Jaklewicz
Jett named speaker for Chamber banquet in Stamford
The Stamford Chamber of Commerce announces its Membership and Awards Banquet at 7 30 p m Sept 16 in St Ann s Parish Hall with Bob Jett of Dallas as guest speaker. Glade Reed chairs the event. board members, prize drawings, and decorated-table contests are planned. tickets are 75 each at local outlets and the Chamber office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Chamber of Commerce and
Board of City Development
St. Ann’s Parish Hall
Glade Reed
Lone Star Gas Company
Joe Harrison
Warren Miller
Jerry Pingle
Chamber
Joe Smith Upshaw
Clifford Beggs
Carl Cooper
Wayland Fuqua
Craig Haterius
Gary Mathis
Eddie
First National Bank
Big Country Savings and Loan
West Texas Utilities
Lone Star Gas
Hassen’s
Thompson Jewelry
Fabric Shop
Chamber Office
Lubbock USDA hearing on alcohol fuels loans set
A public hearing in Lubbock will review proposed USDA rules under the Energy Security Act authorizing biomass energy and alcohol fuels loans and loan guarantees. The session runs 9:30 11:30 a.m. 2 5 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. August 29 at the Holiday Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lubbock
Holiday Inn
Farmers Home Administration
Credit Agency
Agriculture Department
Carter
Energy Security Act
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Calvary Baptist to Show No Longer Alone Film Sunday
Calvary Baptist Church presents the award winning film No Longer Alone Sunday at 6 p.m. The public is invited and admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
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Liberty Christian
Fort Worth Engineering Company
Water Plant Consultants
John Gonzales
Tray Smith
Dale Woodard
M&m Dry Wall of
Pink Ladies Thrift Store
Jett
Joe Garcia
Jim Wolstien
Eddy Martinez
Bulldogs
Bulldog Stadium
Snyder
Vernon
Jimmy Carter
Hearing
Office of Public Participation
Washington, D.C
Department of Energy
DOE
Calvary Baptist
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