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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1941

Page

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Rotary Governor to Visit Stamford Club in Evening Event

Rotary Governor Cal Farley of Amarillo will visit the Stamford Rotary Club next Tuesday for an outdoor dinner at the Will Rogers Bunk House. The program includes entertainers and Farley’s address to Rotarians and spouses, with pre-event meetings at 6 30 p m and a 7 30 p m start.

Cal Farley Amarillo Rotary International Stamford Rotary Club Will Rogers Farley Rotarians Bernard Bryant Frank B. Ramey Bryant Henry Osment Warren Tayman J. K. Brady R. C. Thomas Fred Scharnberg Dick Rowland C. T. Dodson J. F McCulloch BR. C. Ricks Cas Dallas Southa Tort Holland R C. Giles N. M

Bishop Seaman To Preach Here In Stamford

Bishop F Cecil Seaman of the North Texas Missionary District will conduct service at St Luke's Episcopal Church on McHarg Avenue Sunday August 24 at 11 o'clock. His sermon title is Christianity in France and America. The bishop and Mrs Seaman arrive by automobile Saturday afternoon August 23 and stay at the rectory 619 East McHarg with church warden C L Widney.

F. Cecil Seaman North Tex St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church McHarge Avenue France America

Amateur Program Draws Crowd at Recreation Center

Last Friday night the recreation department hosted an amateur program shifting from the park to the recreation center due to rain. About 250 spectators enjoyed songs and activities with Tom Mix performing a cowboy song finalizing the show.

Recreation Department Tom Mix Calvin O. Bell Ivy Harmon Park Pete Billington Harold Moon Ball Park Lucky 13

Clement to Hold Two Week Revival at Quitaque

Rev W Carl Clement of St John s Methodist Church conducts a two week revival at Quitaque with Rev Tom Johnston district superintendent preaching at morning service Sunday no night service. Clement and family travel, son Gene visits Waco uncle during absence. Clement plans return August 20.

W. Carl Clement St. John’s Methodist Church Quitaque Clement Moncer Somers Gene Waco Clements Tom Johnston St. John's Church

55 New Cadets Begin Courses at Flying School

A class of 55 cadets at the Air Corps Training Detachment at Stamford Arledge Field is being processed for opening classes. They will be assigned instructors and receive equipment this week and begin first flight classes on Monday. Most cadets hail from North Carolina and South Carolina.

Air Corps Training Detachment Stamford Arledge Field North Carolina South Carolina

Women Golfers Begin Qualifying Rounds Monday

Qualifying for the annual Stamford Country Club city women’s golf tournament starts Monday and runs to Thursday. Medalist rounds occur Thursday August 2, with match play rounds Friday through Sunday. Three flights expected, long drive contest Thursday, then picnic supper. Calcutta pool 9 p.m. Friday, contests Friday and Sunday evenings with prizes for winners.

Stamford Country Club Lloyd Browne Calcutta L. Schwarz & Co

Adult Union Plans Revival at First Baptist Church

The Training Union and other church groups plan a revival at First Baptist Church from August 31 to September 7. Programs this month center on Sharing the Compassion of Christ with classes led by Mrs. Edna Cullum, Mrs. O H Bartley, and others. On August 24 at 7 p.m. a Bible Quiz and Crime-themed program led by the Laura Groner Circle features Christ's Cure for Crime with multiple speakers.

Training Union First Baptist Church Pheabean O. H. Bartley T.E.L Edna Cullum Johnnie Griggs Morris Hicks L. R. Rose Ralph Shanafelt Maybelle Buffington Laura Groner W.m.la S. A. Parker T. A. Upshaw Oscar Jackson Alton McClellan C. R. Sims T. R. Tingley Harvester

Revival Opens August 31 at First Baptist Church

Will Hold Revival led by Rev E Douglas Carver pastor of University Baptist Church Abilene opens August 31 at First Baptist Church Rev Carver preaches Sunday night with Rev Dick OBrien pastor conducting the service T R Harrison of Levelland to lead song service Morning services 9 to 10 a.m. Evening services 5 p.m. outdoors Aug 24 designated Go to Church and Extension Day at First Baptist Church

E. Douglas Carver University Baptist Church Abilene First Baptist Church Mr. Carver Dick O'Brien T. R. Harrison Levelland

Jones county cotton farmers to receive per cent loans on 1941 crop

Jones county AAA cooperators may obtain 5 percent of party government loans on their 1941 cotton production. C H Young notes the basic US loan rate for 7 8 inch middling cotton is 14.02 cents per pound, with 16.49 cents parity, August 1. Full loans require acreage allotments. excess planting subjects loans at 60 percent. A 15 cent bale classification fee applies.

Jones County AAA C. H. Young Usda Board of Examiners

Stamford Delegates Attend Texas American Legion Convention

Mrs. Ann Acuff president of the American Legion Auxiliary C R Taylor president of the American Legion post and Mr and Mrs Roy Duke and daughter Jane and Oliver Crump attended the 23rd annual Texas Department American Legion convention in Fort Worth opening Sunday afternoon. Mrs Acuff remained for further sessions as the convention closed Tuesday.

Ann Acuff American Legion Auxiliary C. R. Taylor American Legion Post Roy Duke Jane Oliver Crump Fort Worth Department of Texas American Legion Acuff Ft. Worth

Zone Meeting at Corinth Sunday Afternoon Eight O'clock

The Baptist Sunday School zone meeting will be held Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock at Corinth. E B Britton, superintendent, announced.

Baptist Corinth E. B. Britton

Improvements to Residences of City Continue

Numerous homes in Corinth receive upgrades with new rooms roofs and interiors. Mrs J G High builds a double garage apartment due September 1 for rental to a flying school instructor. Several addresses on East Reynolds and Moran Streets show painting roofing rework and new bathrooms. Local contractors FE Davis Chris Jones Claude Daniels W A Simpson oversee projects while buyers relocate or repurpose homes.

Ray Morgan Reece Pratt East Reynolds Street Pratt Dallas Mrs. Morgan W. F. Morgan Brownfield House East Reynolds ii T Charles Turbeville Fast McHarg Avenue Marvin Elliott Fast Reynolds Street South Orient Y T. EF. Powell Paird R. L. Hellums Fast Moran Street A. J. Swen East Oliver Street Wir Charles Markham Beth Rameey Cox Waco Corinth B. C Humphrey Abilene Avoca F R. Pace East Moran Street Chris Jones Claude Daniels Sie G East McHarg Avenue C. E. Rappe J. C. Bryant Hastings Old Place W. A .Simpson

James High to Take Degree at Texas Tech

James High will receive his degree in Business Administration from Texas Tech in Lubbock on Friday night. His mother Mrs. J G High and Miss Janice Buie will attend the graduation exercises.

James High Texas Tech Lubbock J. G. High Janice Buie

Panhandle Station Welcomes New Operators On Haskell Highway

Lige and Lonnie Adkins are now in charge of Panhandle Service station on the Haskell Highway near Stell's Motel. The station was formerly operated by C. D. Rozelle.

Grown Sons and Daughters to Witness Graduation of Stamford Teachers

Mrs. J E Bounds and Mrs William Lyon of Stamford will graduate from Abilene Christian College with honors on Thursday night August 21. Both have long taught in Stamford public schools. Lyon will begin her 9th year as Reynolds Street elementary principal and Bounds her 18th as a Stamford teacher.

J. E. Bounds William. Lyon Abilene Christian College Stamford Lyon Reynolds Street Bounds Mldred Witt Wichita Falls Lyons James Arleigh Lyon Archer Cry David Bennett Sybil Rose Los Angeles California John Earl Rounds Army Air Corps Fresno

Farmers Have Until October 1 to Redeem 1938-40 Loan Cotton

Jones County AAA chair C H Youn warns 1938 40 loan cotton must be redeemed by October 1 or enter pools under CCC plan. Unredeemed cotton will be pooled with title retained by producers and net proceeds distributed after costs. pools prevent partial payments and restrict sale until after March 1, 1942.

Jones County C. H. Youn Jones County Aaa Committee Commodity Credit Corporation Mr. Young AAA Texas Young

Ruth Francis Heads to Mount Sequoyah Assembly

Ruth Francis daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Francis leaves Monday for Mount Sequoyah near Fayetteville Arkansas to attend the Methodist Young People's Assembly as a Stamford district delegate. Mrs Francis took her to Crowell where she joined a bus with other youths and leaders for the trip. The Assembly closes August 30.

Ruth Francis C. M. Francis Mt. Sequoah Fayeville Ark Ruth Stamford

Mrs. Kate Bean Dies at 87. Funeral Held in Stemford

Mrs. Kate Bean born December 16 1852 in Tennessee died Monday night at 8 20. Funeral at St John s Methodist Church Stemford conducted by Rev Frank Johnson with burial in Highland cemetery. She moved from Rockwall Texas to Stemford in 1900 and was a 65 year Methodist member. Survived by sister Miss Ann Harris and several nieces. Pallbearers included Bernard Bryant Grady Bowdry Ray Clark and others.

Kate Bean St. John’s Methodist Church Frank Johnson Goree Hichland Cemetery Kinney Funeral Chartre Kate Harris Tennessee Stemford Rockwall Texas Methodist Church Ann Harris W. W. Miller Ruby Piece Maggie Foster Corghansa Myre Grady Bowdry

Another List of Subscribers Pay For Home Paper

A roster of names appears as subscribers who pay for their home paper. The list includes Mrs. Sallie T. Pate of Dallas Claud T. Thompson of Avoca Rt. 1 Mrs. H. K. Worsham of Shreveport La R. B. Shanafelt of Corpus Christi Mrs. D. L. Hammit of Dermott Mre Frank Lindsey of Stamford Jesse G. Jackson of Bagley La Dr. Homer Frizell of Vaughan mies J. V. Frizell of Stamford aon W. H. Frizell of Brookhaven iss. H. B. Garrett of Avoca Rt. 1 Emil Slovacek of Snyder P. Martin of Alvord Mrs. J. J. Robinson of Chico Mrs. R. L. Wertz of Sherman E. A. Russell of Stamford George Corse of Loraine B. D. Miles of Stamford.

R. B. Shanafelt Corpus Christi D. L. Hammit Dermott Frank Lindsey Stamford Jesse G. Jackson Bagley Homer Frizell Vaughan Mies J. V. Frizell W. H. Frizell Brookhaven Iss H. B. Garrett Avoca Emil Slovacek Snyder R. L. Wertz Sherman E. A. Russell George Corse Loraine

August 30 Final Date Set for Wheat Insurance

The state committee sets August 30 as the final date to secure wheat crop insurance on the 1442 crop. All Jones county producers are notified of their wheat allotments and premium rates enabling 75 percent coverage.

Jones County

Army enlistment of Treidel brother in local city

Vniiers in a brother of Walter Treidel has enlisted in the United States army and left last week for Fort Sam Houston. Eric formerly lived here but has been in Galveston for the past year and a half.

Vniiers

Osment Outlines Rapid REA Service Expansion

Henry Osment superintendent of the Stamford Electric Cooperative spoke at the Exchange Club on REA progress. He cited REA growth since 1934, with 286 142 miles of lines and 726 065 members by 1940, government loans totaling 364 309 121 dollars, and 68 Texas REA co‑ops. In Stamford district 114 miles serve 725 members with plans for 250 more miles. 80 percent of customers pay bills locally.

Exchange Club Henry Osment Stamford Electric Cooperative United States R.F.A Osment R.E.A U. S BR E.A Texas REA Stamford J. E. Bingham Harry Schram Zander Carr

W M U Circles Plan Makeup Shower for Hendricks Memorial

Abilene circulars report circle meetings of the First Baptist W M U to complete a linen and canned goods shower for Hendricks Memorial Hospital. Sessions run from 3:50 pm to 9 am with leaders named. A missionary program followed with Baptist training schools discussed and a nominating committee appointed for new officers.

Hendricks Memrin Abilene W. M. UV First Baptist Church Floy Hawkins C N. Humphrey Aens Guy Bates Laura Groner T. A. Upshaw Cynthia Miller Coy Upshaw Elkin Lockett Dick O’brien Ruth Ford J. T. Hassell O’brien

H D Britain Suffers Appendicitis During Trip

H D Britain and his wife started a vacation trip to Anadarko Oklahoma but stopped in Lawton for a doctor visit after Mr Britain became ill. He underwent an appendectomy and was seriously ill for several hours but improving by Wednesday.

H. D. Britain Anadurke Oklahoma Britain Lawton

Miss Irene Stewart to Teach at Munday High School

Miss Irene Stewart, longtime Sagerten grammar school principal, will teach service in the Munday high school this fall.

Munday Irene Stewart Sagerten

Record Shoe Production Set World Marks in 1919

At the present of production American factories in 1919 will turn out more than 45,000,000 pairs of shoes breaking all records for production for any country.

County Offers Lowest Interest Of Any in State

Jones county voters head to the polls for a $45,000 bond issue to build a two story monolithic concrete jail and spend $15,000 more on courthouse repairs. The sale reflects the county’s strong credit with the lowest interest rates in Texas. The jail plan includes segregated housing and modern security. the courthouse remodel features fireproofing burglar-proofing updated plumbing and heating. Election plans assign polling officials and hours from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Jones County Texas Innler Prisners

Stamford Hosts Fourth Annual Tennis Tournament

Stamford's fourth annual tennis tournament opens Friday with finals Sunday. Entrance fees are 25 cents for singles and 50 cents for doubles. Gene Swenson defends his title. Awards go to men's singles doubles and mixed doubles. Cadets from the flying school and Stamford players enter. C. R. Moritz was city champion in 1937 and 194?

Stamford Gene Swenson Stameford C. R. Moritz

Stamford Sees .31 Inch Rain In Morning Showers

Stamford recorded .31 inch of rain in showers Thursday morning. A brief shower last Thursday measured .05 inch.

Stamford

Legion Auxiliary to Hold Special Meeting

A called meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held Monday night at o'clock at the Legion hall. All members are urged to be present.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall

Bettis couple relocate to Spur for banking job

Mr and Mrs P R Bettis Sr move to Spur where MBee Bettis is employed in a bank. Their household goods were moved this week.

Spur P. R. Bettis, Sr Mbée Bettis

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Rotary Rotary-Anns Bishop Seaman Recreation Center Johnston Flying School Carolinas Adult Union Panhandle Mount Sequoyah Sallie T. Pate Claud T. Thompson H. K. Worsham Shreveport Wheat Insurance First Baptist W. M. UV Legion Auxiliary
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