Easterling Elected President of Stamford Chamber
Easterling was elected president of the Stamford Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting and banquet at the Municipal Auditorium Tuesday night. Directors named for the coming year include Burrows, Payne, Chapman, Bunkley, Francis, Pryor and Buster. The group reviewed a productive year and laid plans for twelve months of new achievements under the new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Easterling
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Auditorium
B. C. Burrows
Dolly Payne
W. R. Chapman
E. P. Bunkley
C. M. Francis
George Pryor
A. L. Buster
Chamber
Tigers Fall to Bulldogs 20 to 0 in Stamford Upset
Stamford Bulldogs outplayed Anson Tigers 20 to 0 to hand Anson its first loss. Bruce scored all three touchdowns and kicked two extra points as Hoy and the line stifled Anson’s offense. Sanders stood out for Anson, while Captain Owens and McElreath gained yardage for Stamford. Crowd nears two thousand with orderly stadium conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Bulldogs
Anson Tigers
Tigers
Bulldogs
Blue
Juce
Bruce
Buldées
Bill Sanders
Husky
Anson
Sanders
Stamford
Red” Farrow
Abilene
Haskell
Hoy
Pete Owens
McElreath
Bill Bettis
Roger
Lee
Fllis
Overton
Gay
Jazy” Brady
Seaman
Edwards
Seaman Seaman
McMillan
Hood
Lineman
Freeland
Higginbotham
Hamlin women visit Stam ford on Wednesday
Mrs Hattie Adkins and Mrs Loy Fry of Hamlin were visitors in Stamford on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Adkins
Loy Fry
Hamlin
Stamford
Dr Horn to Lecture at Stamford Institute
Dr P W Horn president of Texas Technological College and noted educator will lecture at the Stamford teachers Institute opening next week. He will also speak at a union church service at the Municipal auditorium Sunday night December 20 on The Old Religion and the New Education and address the St John's Methodist Church men's Brotherhood class Sunday morning December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Horn
Texas Technological College
Teachers Institute
Horn
Municipal Auditorium
Men’s Brotherhood
St John’s Methodist Church
Stamford and Anson Teams Club Guests
Stamford and Anson football clubs were invited as guests of the Stamford Rotary Club at the upcoming regular meeting. The luncheon program featured Warren Taymage describing the cotton gin’s invention and development, with Mrs Tayman singing and Mrs Harry Fuller accompanying. Pete Donoho, famed Cincinnati pitcher now buying cotton in Stamford, attended as a guest of G L Inglish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Anson
Stamford Rotary Club
Rotary
Warren Taymage
Rotary Club
Tayman
Harry Fuller
Pete Donoho
Cincinnati Eds
Leading Educators to Lecture at Stamford Teachers Institute
About five hundred public school teachers from Fisher Jones Shackelford and Stephens counties will gather in Stamford for a multi day teachers institute starting next Friday through Tuesday December 22. Distinguished educators from Texas will speak including Dr P W Horn Dr S M N Marrs Dr R L Marquis Dr H T Musselman Burl Bryant and K J Turrentine. County superintendents J W Hale Richard Dyess Miss Luella Hauk and Mrs Ula Brockman will attend with conference periods. The Chamber of Commerce plans lodging transport and entertainment arrangements for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher, Jones, Shackelford
Stephens
Statford
Joint
Teachers’ Institute
Stamford
Texas
P. W. Horn
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
S. M. N. Marrs
K. J. Turrentine
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Bertha Curlin
Waxahachie
Leonard Power
Bryan
Dallas High School
B. F. Pittenger
University of Texas, Austin
J. W. Hale
Roby
Fisher County
Richard Dyess
Albany
Shackelford County
Luella Hauk
Anson
Jones County
Uia Brockman
Breckenridge
Stephens County
Chamber of Commerce
Allen Loftin
Stamford Schools
Olive McDougle
Lois O. Lollar
C. M. Cromwell
A. G. Knight
E. M
New Nurses Home Nears Completion at Stamford Sanitarium
The first photo shows the nearly finished Nurses' home at Stamford Sanitarium with the new building in the foreground and the main hospital in the background. The structure houses doctors offices a nurses dormitory and additional hospital departments. Contractors J R Horn & Son of Abilene and architect David S Castle completed the project and the building was occupied Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Sanitarium
J. R. Horn & Son
Abilene
David S. Castle
Pioneer Rochester Woman Lydia A. Lee Dies at 62
Mrs. Lydia Alice Lee, 62, a pioneer Rochester resident for forty years, died Monday. Her body was sent to Cisco for interment after preparation by Penick-Hughes Co. of Stamford. Mrs. Farl Kees visited relatives in Rotan over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Alice Lee
Rochester
Mra
Lee
Cisco
Undertaking Department
Penick-Hughes Co
Stamford
Farl Kees
Rotan
Spectacular Buick Six Tour race leads contestants
Stubbs Adkins Meeker and Curry lead in a dramatic race for Buick Six Touring and other prizes. The campaign rules allow votes held in reserve and the official results will not be released until judges complete the final canvass of all issued votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
Adkins
Meeker
Curry
BUICK
Extension votes push long term subscriptions and trips
The notice urges extension votes before December 10 and promotes long term subscription orders. It claims one year subscriptions convert to ten years and total votes reach 1,320,000 with a bonus, urging readers to recruit friends to win the extended offer.
Regular Ten Year Club Promises Large Vote Boosts
A notice urges ten year subscription orders as a path to a large vote boost in the Buick Six tour car contest. It states ten year subscripts register 490000 votes and bonus votes reach 600000, totaling 900000 if submitted before closing hour. It promotes long term orders as more beneficial than short term options.
Stamford American campaign names top contestants in Buick Six race
The Stamford American reveals vote standings for six leading contestants in its big prize drive, with Mrs Dewey Stubbs winning the Buick Six, Mrs Hattie Adkins the Gulbransen piano, and Mrs Fannie Meeker the diamond ring. Extension votes through December 19th can boost standings, with bids counting per subscription years up to ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noom
Dewey Stubbs
Gulbransen
Hattie Adkins
Fannie Meeker
Mines
Stubbs
Adkins
Meeker
Curry
Lytxlay
Stamford American
Cated
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Easterling
Stamford Chamber Commerce
R. L. Haynie
Porter Whaley
L. E. Larche
Joe Payne
Reece Pratt
Rotary Orchestra
O. P. Harlan
J. A. Loftin
Judge Chapman
E. L. Tanner
Santa Fe
J. W. Puckett
Thomas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Col. Penick
West Texas Chamber
Dick Roeland
Dr. Horn
Stamford and Anson
Sanitarium
Ray Rector
T. A. Curry
Frank Kutach
Pete Thornton
Essie Mae Sorrel
Emma Dow
Adolph Anderson
Avoca
Stamford America
West
John Jones
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