Mission Work in Ghaziabad India by Pace Couple
A circular letter from Ghaziabad India dated October 10 1932 details Rev J Pace and his wife Mildred Pace guiding Ingraham Institute's students in Christian renewal. The staff and pupils embraced work study Sunday services and village outreach, with a Pentecostal awakening reported and testimonies of personal spiritual change shared at Epworth League.
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Ingraham Institute
Methodist
Ghaziabad
India
J. ©. Pace
Mildred Smith Pace
Pace
Stamford
J. B. Smith
Mr. Pace
Stamford College
Jesus Christ
Christ
Epworth League
Jesus
Saheb
Red Cross Roll Call in Stamford Reaches 619 Members
The Stamford Red Cross Roll Call ended on Thanksgiving with 619 members, 119 above the 500 quota. Chair R. E. McDonald lauds team effort, noting over $10,000 in aid to destitute families since Oct 27, 1930, and credits include 30+ volunteers listed with their totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Green
Red Cross
Stamford
National Red Cross
R. E. McDonald
Harley Goble
Louie Hardy
John Selmon
West Texas
John
Mr. Goble
D. G. Perkins
L. W. Johnson
Stamford Public Schools
F. M. Johnson
Lueders
D. Hassen
North Side of Square
Joel Grimes
Avoca
T. A. Upshaw
West Side Square
Chas. Anderson
New Hope
Fleet Shepard
First State Bank
M. D. Smith
Margery Bailey
Hugo B. Haterius
Swede
Dayle Middleton
S. of
McHarg
Ferguson
R. R. Robertson
Geo. L. Inglish
Leader
H. H. Corley
North Side
G. H. McKinney
Firms
Dr. Dallas Southard
Sanitarium
Roy Arledge
South Side
W. W. Scott
Stamford Mill & Elevator
A. C. Cooper
Stamford Inn
W. G. Swenson
Square
E. P. Miles
R. E. Hall
J. K. Brady
R. P. Spencer Block
Jack Booth
Wichita Valley
Lou Williams
Tuxedo
Bulldogs Fight Hard in Narrow Loss to Snyder Tigers
The Snyder eleven defeated Stamford 20 to 7 on Snyder field after a hard fought game. Stamford's defense stifled the Tigers in the first half but weight and persistence by Snyder wore down the Bulldogs in the second half.
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Stamford
Dick Harvey
Snyder
Tigers
Bulldogs
Tiger
Howell
Simpson
Selmon
York
West Texas
McClinton
Cole
McElhaney
Stamford Gunémen
Gamblin
McClellan
Ben Simpson
Worley
Refree
Ball
McClinston
Jenkins
Worsley
Cole Uo Terry
Rigsby
Santa Claus Letters To The American Readers
Children’s letters to Santa Claus will be published in The American Stamford Texas starting next week and continuing through Christmas. Write plainly on only one side of the paper and sign names with addresses so Santa can deliver.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Stamford
Texas
Scoutmaster Named for American Legion Troop
Albert Ivy elected scout master of the American Legion sponsored Scout Troop at the regular meeting. He succeeds the late W B Steadman and will lead a troop that plans to register with the Chisholm Trail Area this week. Dick Harvey remains assistant scoutmaster and A M Hess notes strong enrollment progress for 1933.
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Albert Ivy
American Legion
Regular Legion
Ivy
W. B. Steadman
Dick Harvey
A. M. Hess
Chisholm Trail
Legion
Santa Claus
Vernon D. Hart
Jasper Jones Injured in Abilene Auto Crash
Jasper Jones a salesman for the J. M. Radford Grocery Company is in West Texas Baptist Sanitarium Abilene after an auto crash Tuesday night. He suffered a facial laceration and a deep knee wound but physicians report he is not in a serious condition. Mrs Josie Spicer sustained a forehead cut and a compound left leg fracture. Eunice Spicer and Martha Collins had minor injuries and were treated and released.
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Jasper Jones
West Texas Baptist Sanitarium
Abilene
Stamford
Jones
J. M. Radford Grocery Company
Josie Spicer
Anson Street
Spicer
Eunice Spicer
Martha Collins
Sinclair Oil Co Warehouse Damaged By Fire
A Stamford fire department rescue prevented greater loss as flames engulfed the Sinclair warehouse last Friday afternoon. Three nearby Simms Oil gasoline tanks were touched by fire before crews arrived, but firefighters prevented explosion and controlled the blaze. Damages are estimated at 3,000 to 4,000 dollars. Also note: George C. Schemp, ferryboat engineer, after crossing the Hudson 477,250 times, retires to Milburn New Jersey.
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Stamford Fire Department
Sinclair
Simms Oil Company
Clay Gould
Hudson River
George C. Schemp
Milburn
N. J
Workers Race For $10 Bonus In Stamford American Drive
Enthusiasm runs high as Stamford American workers compete for a $10 prize for the largest cash report in the fourth week of the subscription drive. Subscriptions from November 26 count, with in person or rep present at 6 p.m. Saturday. Tie shares the prize. futures prizes depend on total business, with December 17 final awards.
Reverend Sam Morris Fights Liquor Return From Pulpit
In a First Baptist Church sermon, Rev. Sam Morris argues against repealing Prohibition. He links liquor to biblical sin, cites Habakkuk, David, Belshazzar, Vashti, and Herod, and condemns efforts by financiers to legalize alcohol, urging continued enforcement and moral action.
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First Baptist
Sam Morris
Lot
David
Beltshazzar
Vashti
Persia
John the Baptist
Herod
Lost Baby Found After Kidnapping In Dallas
A two year old named Paul Tanner was kidnapped when thieves took his aunt's car from a Dallas home. The child slept in the back seat while his sister Frances sketched a likeness to help detectives. The car and boy were recovered the next day. the infant remained unharmed.
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Paul Tanner
Dallas
Frances
Paul
Ginning Totals in Stamford Reach 19485 Bales
Cotton ginning in Stamford up to 1 30 p m Thursday totalled 19485 bales from six gins in the city. Since last Wednesday 2100 bales were added, indicating busier activity than the prior week. Government data show Jones county with 60011 bales and Haskell county with 56771 bales ginned by November 14.
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Stamford
Jones County
Haskell County
Fire crews swift in double alarm blaze at Stamford gin
Firefighters responded rapidly to a grass fire on South Berthelot Street and another alarm at the Stamford Gin Company. All three engines returned to the scene quickly with rapid response from the chemical and hook and ladder units, preventing damage. A separate gin fire loss earlier damaged cotton bale but went unreported by alarm.
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Stamford Fire Department
South Berthelot Street
Stamford Gin Company
Bill Gay
City Hall
C. A. Douthit
Boy Dies After Hit By Truck In Hamlin
Bobby Lee Humphrey five son of Mr. and Mrs. A H Humphrey of Hamlin died in Stamford Sanitarium from injuries after a truck struck him Friday afternoon. Witnesses said the accident was unavoidable. He wore new boots a sweater and cap at the time. Funeral service was held Sunday at the Church of Christ in Hamlin with six boys as pallbearers and fourteen girls as flower girls. He is survived by his parents and two brothers J E 22 and Ray 12.
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Bobby Lee Humphrey
A. H. Humphrey
Hamlin
Stamford Sanitarium
Bobby Lee
Albert Johnson
Church of Christ In
W. H. Wrye
Stamford
J. E
Ray
Public Work To Aid Stamford Unemployed This Winter
Stamford receives about eight thousand dollars from Federal employment relief funds with more expected in January. A local committee led by A J Swenson will assign urban public work for jobless at a wage scale. Work includes street openings repairs to water systems street cleaning and public building painting. Funds come from Federal Highway aid and are limited to local residents. transients are excluded. Cotton picking previously provided some employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Stamford
Federal Employment Relief Fund
A. J. Swenson
Dr. Southard
Early Payment Of Delinquent Taxes Saves County Funds
Otis Miller urges Jones county taxpayers to pay delinquent taxes by December 31 1932 to avoid 16 percent penalty and interest. Paying promptly keeps tax revenue local and supports road and bridge maintenance. County officials note debt reduction and annual interest savings from timely tax payments.
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Otis Miller
Jones County
Brothers suffer broken arms in park fall near home
Louis Fournier and his brother Raymond fell from a tree in a New Bedford park and both broke their arms. The incident occurred near their home, prompting medical treatment and local attention.
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New Bedford
Mass
Louis Fournier
Raymond
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Lin OE
H. L. Patton
Patton Oil Fire Fighting Co
East Texas
Terry
Dunn
Fesmire
Neil
SANTAR _ CLAUS
Sinclair Oil Co
Fire Department
Little Hamlin
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