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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1939

Page

2

Thanksgiving and politics loom in Stamford column

The piece criticizes Rep. Ragsdale's impeachment plan against the Governor as a tactic, condemns statewide legislative incompetence, and reflects on Thanksgiving amid political jabs. It urges Stamford fans to show sportsmanship toward visiting Haskell and to uphold courtesy at games and gatherings.

W. Lee O'Daniel Ragsdale Austin O’daniel Senate House Roosevelt Stamford

Cotton Consumption Declines in 1940 War-Torn Nations

The 1940 Cotton Outlook from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes strong mill demand in belligerent countries amid wartime disruption, highlighting the impact on supplies.

Cording Bureau of Agricultural Economics Cottor Outlook

Health Talks Highlight Schick Test In Diphtheria Fight

An article details Schick test use to gauge diphtheria susceptibility in children. It outlines immunization timing, test safety, and the high rate of susceptibility in under-twelve children, urging vaccination and post-treatment testing. It also notes Texas diphtheria deaths and local community notices and events.

Schick United States Texas

New Hope Church Schedules Regular Preaching Amid Small Attendance

New Hope Sunday School and B Y P U drew a small crowd on Sunday and Sunday night. Regular preaching is planned for next Saturday, Sunday, and Sunday night. Barron Lindsay and Morris Bean made a business trip to Abilene Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Creed Portwood visited with her parents from Friday to Sunday. Mrs Davis of Stamford is recovering after a monthlong illness. The Young Women Outsiders of New Hope formed a basket ball team with Miss Nell Hager as captain. roster includes Mines Creed Portwood, Leo Ivy, Cecl Bean, Jinks Goree, Henry Arrant, Lon Good.

Baby W. B. West Stamford Floyd Johnson A. C. Tidwell Bunk Lusk Douglas New Light Larry Holmes Hamlin J. W. Buntin Virgil Pierce Houston Virgil Henry Skiles Carl Jared Morris Bean Patsy Fern Bolding Luther Bolding J. W. L. Davis Cecil Bean Lon Goodwin A. W. Bean Anson Cotton Portwood Avoca E. P. Portwood Jesus Raymond Bean Luther York B.Y.P.U New Hope Church Barron Lindsay Abilene Creed Portwood Vo. W. L. Davis Nell Hager Mines Leo Ivy Cecl Bean Jinks Goree Henry Arrant Lon Good P.T. A Top Notch Welding Co Lawrence Stevens John Tom Evetts C. A. Thornton Fred Sides H. D. Bishop Bobby Bishop Medina County F. E. Tonroy Les Tonroy E. E. Cox Roscoe Raymond Tonroy Jean Conrad Catheryn Roberson ACC Oscar Ekdahl Nuent Jessamine Dodgen Mary Ann Brown Myra Price Jo Ann Biggs Christine Backus Elna Love Evetts Modelle Cathey Jeann Cobb Melba Anderson Union the Baptist Church Harold Rucker J. C. Eubanks Dc. R. McMaster L. F. Morehead The Baptist Church Lueders Betty Jo Taylor John Tarleton College B. A. Cobb and Son Vernon Parent-Teachers Association Homer Hutto Bigney Claude Berkman Frances Eubanks Miss Conrad Ray Rushing Cc. W. Williams Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Henry Lieb Albany Post Oak Lueders Pirates Weinert Haskell Aspermont Montgomery Weslaco C. E. Arnold

Local Baptists held study courses and community notes

A B Y P U study course at the Baptist Church ran all week with Rev Almon Norris teaching adults and Arvil Richardson guiding seniors while Mrs Almon Norris led juniors. Rural electrification powered on Friday. Several residents visited relatives, hunted in the Davis Mountains, and attended Paint Creek’s senior play Introducing Susan featuring a long cast.

B.Y.P.U The Baptist Church Almon Norris Arvil Richardson Desdemona Archie Pardue Knox City Mona Jean Crider Near Throckmorton Sam Cox Billy West Kaufman W. T. West Wayne Perry Hoyt Haskell Davis Mountains el Paso Hayterry Horace West Little Son Denver City Weatherford H. A. Dugan A. P. Terrell Weinert H. L. Terrell Susan Elnore Duross Buddy Chalmers Jack Lane Babs Boswell Omeida Treadwell Hillington Ross Evan Overton Diana Mayfield Genevia Hise Violet Juanita Cox Cyclone Edwin Trimmer Cordelia Quackenbush Lyla Mickler Jim Donovan Orivile Cox Mike Wilmer Bunkley Ike John Bray H. R. Cates Peggy Jean Pope Livengood J. J. West J. T. Caffey Leeders H. T. Terrell Jay West Durwood Jack Jones Lueders

Lueders Hosts Anson Men During Good Will Visit

Lueders hosted Anson business and professional men for a good will trip with a turkey dinner for about 80 people at the high school gym. The event featured comments by Gilbert Smith and Fred Miller, with musical solos by Harold Rucker and Mrs. Albert Aycock, and included extensive local hospitality and introductions.

J. C. Eubanks P.T. A Joel Grimes Lueders Anson Gilbert Smith Fred Miller Otis Miller America Texas Harold Rucker Albert Aycock L. P. Henslee Clarence Johnson W. H. Littlefield Will Pence Bill Armstrong Rex Reddell Bill Dunnody P.C. Wylie G. D. Triplett W. S. Pope Thomas Durham A. L. Stell Robert C. Cross Bisho Varness Jim Heidenheimer J. H. Warren Morris Pittard Murry Hudson Phil Rush Robert W. Cross H. D. Gilmore Bert Dean Claude Lantrip Y. B. Mayfield C. W. Bartlett Henry Lieb T. R. Putnam J. C. Hester Herman Herreck L. E Paris Velma Terry Cap Terry Berry Leeders H. D. Bishop Galveston Texas Congress of Parent-Teachers Bishop

Miss Jay Attends Singing Convention At New Hope

Sunday aft ernoon event reported with Miss Jay present at New Hope. Nearby families and guests from Throckmorton Mattson Desdemona Howard and Howard area attended, followed by a Thanksgiving Dinner. Ruby Bunkley named F F A Sweetheart at Paint Creek chapter. Paint Creek volleyball team begins season with four teams coached by Miss La Veda Ivy.

W. T. West Miss Jay New Hope Billebys Near Throckmorton Sam Cox Hoyt Pony Marvin Wheatly Mattson Dee Livengood Chester Elmore J. K. Dinsmore Howard Orvil Richardson Desdemona Billy Wayne Perry Ruby Bunkley Paint Creek Ruby

Cotton seedless year reshapes 1940 supply outlook

If U S cotton farmers did not plant any cotton seed in 1940 the current 26 million bale stock would suffice for normal consumption as demand is projected near 12 million bales annually.

United States

Jones County Poultry Show and Local Developments

Over 700 chickens culled near Anson this week for breeders E A Lovvorn Jack Goree Joe Bennett and Mrs Dixon. The sixth annual Jones County Poultry show in Anson December 14 15 16 with judge Roy McDonald features large cash prizes and 60 special prizes, aims to boost regional poultry breeding as entries rise from 400 last year. A Use More Cotton meeting at the courthouse was led by Floyd Lynch and Gladys Artin. New area welfare and office facilities open in Anson. Hamlin reports doubled Red Cross membership. farmers in Truby build to alleviate overflows from Clear Fork. H B Propst reports poultry sales to Hamlin Hatchery.

G. D. Triplett Anson E. A. Lovvorn Jack Goree Joe Bennett Mrs. Dixon Jones County Roy McDonald Dallas Anson J

Poland Bond Swindle Prompts Local Restoration Hope

Bill Mulray of West Texas Utilities seeks return of a City of Warsaw bond bought 15 years ago for 17 dollars. He has accrued about 25 dollars in interest and now asks for closure or repayment.

Poland Santa Mna Bill Mulray West Texas City of Warsaw Bill

World cotton supply exceeds 50 million bales with shifts

The world cotton stock totals 50 million bales, 24 million abroad and 26 million in the United States. Of the US total, 14 million are carry over and 12 million come from the current crop. Consumption is estimated near 12 million bales. US supply is 8 million bales higher than WWI start.

United States

Wall Paper and Canvas Ad From C D Shamburger Lumber

Read The Amserican's want ads for wallpaper and canvas offerings from C D Shamburger Lumber Co. The notice highlights home decor supplies and related materials available to customers.

C. D. Shamburger Lumber Co

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