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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1965

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End Is in Sight for One of Best Cotton Harvests in Years

Final wrap up of the 1965 cotton harvest shows one of the best yields in years but depends on West Texas weather. Ginners report most fields near completion within 7 to 10 days as strippers work hard after a killing frost. Multiple gins including Alexander Stam ford Cricksdahl Farmers Co op Avoca and Tuxedo note remaining bales ranging from under 100 to about 400 with good grade quality reported. USDA Abilene classification shows steady quality with color mostly white to light spotted and staple lengths widely distributed.

West Texas Alexander Gin Stamford Tom Smith John L. Nelson Cricksdahl Jack Merket Louis Douthit Avoca Tuxedo Lynn Gillespie Gillespie Gin Us.d.a Abilene

Women’s Guild Assists Three Needy Families

At the Dec. 5 meeting of the St. Ann Women’s Guild Lily Acosta was named to continue as vice president and chairman of home and school. Martha Moreno joined the group. The guild aided three needy families in November. They ordered candy for the fundraising fund planned a Christmas party for catechism children and members drew names for the gift exchange.

St. Ann Women's Guild Lily Acosta Home and School Martha Moreno

Ballinger Plans New Math Course For Adults

A new Math course for adults is planned in Ballinger. The program will run eight weekly sessions, each two hours long, offering a structured introduction to contemporary mathematical topics.

Ballinger

City hears first case under new horse proximity ordinance

The first case under a city rule banning keeping a horse within 300 feet of a residence was heard last week at Post. The hearing highlighted enforcement limits and neighbors' safety concerns.

Lions Club Hosts Area Meeting in Stamford

The Stamford Lions Club hosted 28 Lions Cabinet members at the Cliff House and 45 Lions and wives at dinner. Guest speaker Lip Lipscomb of Lubbock, past Lions International director, spoke as Bill Longley presided. Gene Olson led the dinner.

Gene O’son Stamford Lions Club R. A. Lipscomb Lubbock Lions International Bill Longley Stamford Cliff House Lipscomb Lions Club Lions R. A Lip) Lipscomb Gene Olson Stamford Lions Lions Clubs CARTE Costa Rica L. Hi. McBride Hamlin Longley United Nations

Muscular Dystrophy Drive Nets $700 in Stamford

More than 700 was raised in the annual Muscular Dystrophy trophy drive held in Stamford on November 16. A door-to-door effort contributed to the total and co-chairmen Mr. and Mrs. FE W Mickler express thanks to all volunteer workers and contributors.

Stamford FE. W. Mickler

New Farm Bill Outlines Effects on Jones County Economy

Jones County ASCS manager Brad Rowland outlined the four year farm bill to the Rotary Club. He warned seed and fuel dealers may be hit by reduced acres while some retailers gain as government payments cushion income. The plan lowers cotton support price to 21 cents and offers payments for cutting acreage up to 35 percent, with skip row planting encouraged to preserve moisture.

Brad Rowland Jones County ASCS Rotary Club Rowland

Three Escapees Break From Jones County Jail in Anson Breakout

Peace officers widened the search for three men from Stamford after they escaped the Jones County jail in Anson early Monday. Gerald D. Knight of Dallas and two Stamford suspects, Guerrero and Chase, faced charges including kidnapping, burglary, forgery, and theft, with Knight's death-penalty prospect. Two Abilene youths were jailed for aiding the escape, admitting a $1,000 payoff and supplying a pistol and ammo.

Jones County Anson Gerald D. Knight Dallas Pete Gurrero Kenneth Chase Stamford Guerrero Dave Reyes Arden Beasley Marco Martinez Beasley Chase Knight Douglas Koonce Reyes B. Q. Cooper Abilene Justice of the Peace W. W. Wood Hawley Mickey Ray Jett Billy Brown Jett Bull Pen Mineral Wells

United Fund Drive Nears Final Wrap-Up

Stamford's United Fund Drive, extended beyond the November 1 deadline into December, is entering wrap-up stages. Co-chairman Don Revell said Jim West, general drive chairman, is finalizing steps to conclude the drive locally.

Stamford United Fund Don Revell Drive Jim West General Drive

Hospital Grant Decision Expected After Board Review

Stam ford Hospital District seeks a Hill Burton grant to match a $500,000 bond issue approved by voters last May. The bond sale is on hold until state health board review yields approval, after which the project will go to a federal agency for final clearance.

Stamford State Board of Health Austin

Stamford Seaman Joins Gemini Program Duty

Stamford seaman Dale G. Stoner USN son of Edward C. Stoner Stamford Texas participates as a crewmember aboard the destroyer USS Rupertus in Task Force 130 during Project Gemini GT7 GT6 mission. He trained in recovery operations ahead of the Pacific abort scenario while Rupertus tracks the flight path.

Dale GG. Stoner Usn Edward C. Stoner KE. Davenport Stamford Tex Rupertus Pacific Ocean Pacific

City Council Deadlocks Over Stamford Paving Plan

Stamford city council met Friday and failed to reach a conclusion on a paving program. Two members had not studied the proposal, and the main issue was whether to pave streets for the common good despite owner opposition or continue a voluntary program.

Stamford B. P Davenport F. F E. Upshaw

Council hears plea to liberalize pool hall ordinance

Mrs H H Corley owner of Stam ford recreation Hall asked Stamford City Council to allow youths under 18 to play pool with written parental permission. Patrolman Louis Johnson opposed the change citing concerns about misconduct. Action deferred pending Chief Cooper’s input at the December 17 meeting.

H. H. Corley B. Q. Cooper Cooper Louis Johnson Stamford

Plea outcomes in 104th District Court cases at Anson

Three guilty pleas were heard in 104th District Court at Anson on Tuesday. A fourth man, who planned to plead guilty, chose a jury trial Wednesday. Hugh F E Dixon of Abilene drew a three year prison term for the September 17 burglary of a Hawley store. Arias Hill of Houston, a preacher, received a similar term for passing a forged $65 check in Stamford. Morris S Jean of Hamlin got a $100 fine and 19 days in jail for a second drunk driving offense. Robert McInnis, tied to forged checks in Stamford, faced trial slated for later.

104Th District Court Anson Hugh FE. Dixon Abilene Hawley Arias Hill Houston Stamford Morris S. Jean Hamlin Robert McInnis

Rev Carrol Green to Speak at Trinity Baptist

Reverend Carrol Green pastor of Sylvester Baptist Church will be guest speaker at both services Sunday at Trinity Baptist Church.

Trinity Baptist Carrol Green Sylvester Baptist Church Sylvester Trinity Baptist Church

Mrs Wedeking and companions return from Oklahoma visits

Mrs. F. W. Wedeking Annie Lyckman and Mrs. E. Holland returned Tuesday from Bart lesville Okla and Newkirk Okla where they visited five days with friends and relatives.

F. W. Wedeking Annie Lyckman E. Holland Bartlesville Okla Newkirk

Bargain Days in Stamford Offer Holiday Savings

Stamford shoppers enjoy Bargain Days with merchants from Has kell to Lagerton offering discounts on clothing, appliances, furniture, cars, and farm supplies. Santa Claus visits Saturday, with free parking and gift wrapping, as stores promote a monthly repeat event and broader Christmas shopping boost.

Stamford Haskell Hamlin Knox City Rochester Weinert O' Brien Rule Lueders Paint Creek Old Glory Lagerton Santa Claus McDonald's Penny's Hassen's Webb's Fabric Shop Hi Fashion Hinds Thompson Hard Joe Hudspeth White Auto Store Ted Connally Radio & TV Harkins Furniture Kinney Furniture Buie’s Trail Chevrolet and Wofford Motor Co Jones County Implement Co Eager Feed Mill Perry's Blackstock Studio Bunkley Drug Dobbins Pharmacy May Jewelers

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