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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1964

Page

9

Cobbs Golden Wedding Observance in New Haskell Home

Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. Cobb mark fifty years of marriage in Haskell County Their original home was rebuilt twice and they now reside at 1501 North Avenue Pecos native Frelwyn Gillesme joins as hostess at a 2 to 5 p m open house Dec 13 with son G Cobb Jr of Hobbs and two children in attendance The couple wed Dec 13 1914 with Charlie Conner and Vera Fitzgerald among their witnesses This long married pair raised three grandchildren and endured the loss of a daughter at age five

Sam G. Cobb Haskell County J. D Frelwyn Gillesme Pecos G. Cobb, Jr Hobbs North Avenue Haskell Cobbs Sam" Cobb Fata Joiner Greenville Charlie Conner Sam Vera Fitzgerald Frank Terrell Fort Worth W. D. Joiner

Former Residents Sister Dies in California Funeral

Mrs. J. H. Coggins of Stamford died suddenly November 16 of a heart attack in South Pasadena California. Survived by four nieces including Mrs. Roger Garrett of Abilene. Mrs. C. M. Francis of Abilene attended the funeral and stayed in California with relatives before returning December 7.

C. M. Francis Abilene Stamford South Pasadena Calif J. H. Coggins Roger Garrett

Smith Retires After 41 Years With WTA Service

Yom B. Smith, groundman on the Stamford Distribution Crew, retired from West Texas Utilities on December 2 ending a 41 year career. Born 1899 in Gordon Texas he worked as motorman and brakeman on the Roby Northend Railroad before transfer to Stamford. He and wife Mrs. Smith, former Marine Parsons of Thurber, plan to stay in Stamford with three sons and a daughter.

Smith WTA West Texas Utilities Company Yom B. Smith Stamford Roby and Northend Roby Katy Gordon Texas Thurber T&p Hamlin Ra&n North Roby

Importance of Crop Residues Stressed by Conservationist

Soil conservationist Ernest Cowger of the California Creek Soil Conservation District urges leaving crop residues on the soil during erosion prone periods. A minimum of 1,000 pounds per acre is recommended to reduce runoff, preserve soil organic matter, and boost beneficial microbes that fight disease. Farmers should avoid deep plowing that seals the surface and increases erosion.

Ernest Cowger California Creek Cowger

Weekly School Lunch Menu Highlights

Monday offers chili with grated cheese crackers pinto beans peanut butter cups and cobbler. Tuesday features hamburgers with cheese relish chips and peanut butter cups with milk and cookies. Wednesday serves meat and spaghetti greens beets corn peanut butter cups bread and brownies. Thursday includes baked turkey gravy cranberry relish peas rolls and apple sauce. Friday presents salmon croquettes or liver with green beans rice cheese and carrot sticks plus cherry cobbler.

Army Enlistment Lets Recruits Choose Assignments

The Army offers a choose it yourself program allowing recruits to select their job or a mix of job and overseas duties. Local recruiter Sgt James D. Wilson explains that classification is now handled by recruiters to match individual desires with Army needs. Available areas include electronics, general mechanical, motor maintenance, clerical administration, and overseas assignments. Interested men may contact Sgt. Wilson at Room 2110, Post Office Building, or call OR 2.5665.

Army James D. Wilson US Army Department of the Army Sgt Wilson Post Office

Break A Gun Shy Dog Through Gradual Exposure

The article advises curing a gun shy dog by gradual exposure to gunfire. Start at a distance at a trapshoot or skeet range with the dog on a leash. Slowly move closer to the firing line as the dog becomes comfortable, continuing until the nervous habit subsides.

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