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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1965

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State Health Official Outlines Steps To Stamford Hospital

Texas Board of Health official M F Collier Jr explains four stage hospital building plan to Stamford Memorial Hospital directors. Site selection drainage city facilities and price will be evaluated. Ed Suddath says detailed room counts and layout must be defined. A $500000 grant awaits completion of preliminary requirements.

Stamford Memorial Hospital Hill Burton W.M. Collier Jr Texas Board of Health, Division of Hospital Services Ed Suddath

United Fund Drive Reaches Its $12500 Goal

The Stamford United Fund Drive began Oct. 4 and has reached its $12,500 goal with pledges still arriving from farmers. Jim West reports funds are allocated to agencies including American Red Cross $750, Boy Scouts $2,000, Camp Fire Girls $1,800, Salvation Army $900, Youth Program $2,150, West Texas Rehabilitation Center $950, United Charities $1,000, Cerebral Palsy $200, Camp Sweeney $350. Don Revell and John Harvell chaired the drive. division chairs included Brownfield, Gonzales, Horn, High, Olson, and Overby.

Stamford United Fund Jim West United Fund Committee American Red Cross Boy Scouts of America Camp Fire Girls Salvation Army West Texas Rehabilitation Center United Charities Don Revell John Harvell Charles Brownfield Juan Gonzales Robert Horn Ona High Gene Olson Howard Overby

Airports listed for federal aid include Stamford

Stamford Municipal Airport was named in a federal program for possible funds but city officials said no application had been made. The Associated Press reported 219 Texas towns on the FAA list with 69 new airports and 150 improvement projects including Stamford Haskell Knox City and Roby Rotan.

Stamford Harry Steenson Ballinger Abilene Washington Associated Press Texas Federal Aviation Agency Knox City Roby-Rotan Haskell

Trinity Baptist To Have New Pastor

The Rev. Carroll Green of Sylvester will become pastor of Trinity Baptist Church on January 1. He and his family move into the parsonage December 27 to begin work. Rev. Douglas Beggs will be guest speaker this Sunday at Trinity Baptist Church.

Carroll Green Sylvester Trinity Baptist Church

Good Will Drive Aids Stamford Families This Christmas

More than 50 Stamford families will receive help this Christmas through the Goodwill drive. Mrs Jimmie Walker secretary of the chamber of commerce notes continued donations and volunteers from Lions Club Jaycees Central Presbyterian Central Christian churches and the Lionsess assisting with boxing and delivery this afternoon.

Stamford Jimmie Walker Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Jaycees Central Presbyterian Central Christian Churches Lioness

Doctor C M Callan Addresses Tanganyika Education Gap

Dr C M Callan of Rotan told 44 attendees at Nat's Restaurant that lack of education among Africans is a major problem in Tanganyika. He described his month with a medical mission in Chimala, showing about 80 slides and noting malaria and other diseases countered by doctors. A Chimala clinic project by Churches of Christ was discussed as natives pay for services to spur responsibility.

Tanganyika C. M. Callan Rotan Jaycees Nat's Restaurant Dr. Callan Chimala Africa Callan Churches of Christ Abilene Jaycees and Distributive Education Chapter Stamford High School Cooper Sheriff's Department Mellarg Street North Swenson Street

Jaycees and DECA Sponsor Christmas Shopping Tour

Stamford Jaycees and the Stamford High School Distributive Education club funded a Christmas shopping trip for 12 children from five families. The group contributed 125 dollars, selected families via the Chamber of Commerce, and accompanied the children to Hassen's Department Store for selecting clothing and essentials.

Fareed Hassen Hassen’s Department Store Stamford Jaycees and Stamford High School Distributive Education Stamford Stamford Jaycees Stamford High School Jaycee Group Deca Club David Freeman Stamford Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Hassen’s

Woman Faints in Post Office at Local Stop

Mrs. B. G. Anderson of 607 Brewington Street fainted in the Post Office about 10 15 a m Wednesday and suffered a cut forehead. She was taken to Stamford Memorial Hospital by Kinney Funeral Home ambulance where she was treated and released.

B. G. Anderson Brewington St Stamford Memorial Hospital Kinney Funeral Home Ambulance

Bowling Alley to Be Sold at Public Auction

Assets of the Stamford Bowling Lanes will be sold at public auction Monday Jan. 3 at the lanes on the Anson Highway. American Machinery and Foundry, manufacturers of the equipment, sponsor the sale.

Stamford Anson Highway American Machinery and Foundry

Stamford Auditor Declares City In Excellent Financial Condition

Stamford officials reported an excellent city financial condition after a fiscal audit showed higher than expected tax take and lower water sales. The council rejected a pool hall age change, approved dedicating a Harmon Park street named for J L Blackstock, and discussed police overtime and long shifts.

Stamford City Council Police J. L. Blackstock Harmon Park Columbia Drive

Mrs. L. W. Stenholm Dies at 63 in Jones County

Mrs. L W Stenholm 63 of Bricksdale died 6 12 am Wednesday in Stamford Memorial Hospital after illness begun July 28 Funeral services were at 230 pm today at Bethel Lutheran Church The former Irene Olson she married L W Stenholm on November 4 1936 at Bethel Lutheran Church Survivors include husband a son Charles Stamford a grandson Chris Stamford and a brother Hiram Olson Avoca Pallbearers were N W Hansen L W Larson Henry Peterson Rufus Burleson Edgar Shuquist and John Nelson

L. W. Stenholm Bricksdale Jones County Stamford Memorial Hospital Bethel Lutheran Church H. B. Haterius Kinney Funeral Home el Campo New Sweden Tex Irene Olson Charles Ot Stamford Chris Ot Stamford Hiram Olson Avoca N. W. Hansen L. W. Larson Henry Peterson Rufus Burleson Edgar Shuquist John Nelson

Highway Bids Likely to Be Let in February for Anson Route

County Judge Leon Thurman stated that the Anson to Stamford highway surfacing project may have bids opened in February. Highway Engineer Nelson Shave of Hamlin, overseeing the dirt work, said the project should be ready by then.

Anson Stamford Leon Thurman Nelson Shave Hamlin

Two Stamford Students Join University Singers

Two Stamford area students have been named new members of the University of Texas Longhorn Singers. The group performs entertainment in the finest college tradition under director D. Royce Boyer. Ingrid Haterius of Route 1 Avoca, a Stamford High School graduate, and Larry Clyndel Quade of Sager toy, an Old Glory graduate, join the chorus.

Stamford University of Texas Longhorn Singers D. Royce Boyer Ingrid Haterius Route 1, Avoca Stamford High School Larry Clyndel Quade Sagertoy

Yuletide Preparations In Stamford Ahead Of Christmas

Stamford residents prepare for a Christmas week marked by family gatherings and gift shopping. Churches and local groups including Lions Club and Jaycees join a Stamford Good Will program to aid needy families. Santa appears on Christmas Eve as homes await presents and a traditional dinner with turkey ham or chicken and pies.

Santa Claus Stamford Santa Lions Club Jaycees Distributive Education Chapter Future Farmers of America Young Farmers

Concert Series Tickets On Sale For Stamford High Auditorium

Rotary Club sponsors a four program series at Stamford High School Auditorium with Abilene Philharmonic on Feb 7 and a jazz concert Feb 28. Howard Payne College students perform A Mid Summers Night Dream on March 19 followed by the Texas Tech Choir on April 15. Season tickets are $5 and sales points will be announced.

Stamford High School Rotary Club John Harrell Abilene Philharmonic Orchestra Lubbock Texas Howard Payne College England

City Offices in Stamford Set to Close at Noon Friday

City Manager Harry Steen announced that Stamford city offices will close at noon Friday for the Christmas holiday.

Harry Steenson Stamford

Farmer W A Roberts dies at 60 in Stamford area

William A. Roberts 60, farmer from Bunker Hill northeast of Stamford, died Wednesday morning at Stamford Memorial Hospital after a weeklong illness. Funeral services pending at Kinney Funeral Home. He was born May 20 1905 in Coveman County and moved to Haskell County in 1919. He married Lillie Turner August 22 1928 in Haskell and was a member of Plainview Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, two daughters Emil Mueller Stamford and J T Taylor Abilene, seven grandchildren, two brothers George Roberts Jr and G W Roberts of Haskell, four sisters Mrs Alfred Caudle Glen Dale Ariz Mrs Buster Fowler Amherst Tex and Mrs George Logan and Mrs Victor Price Abilene.

William A. Roberts Bunker Hill Stamford Stamford Memorial Hospital Kinney Funeral Home Coveman County Haskell County Lillie Turner Haskell Plainview Baptist Church Emil Mueller J. T. Taylor Abilene George Roberts Jr G. W. Roberts Alfred Caudle Glen Dale Ariz Buster Fowler Amherst, Tex George Logan Victor Price

Two Stamford Men Headed For State Pen

Two Stamford men Kenneth Chase and Pete Guerrero who escaped the Jones County jail on December 6 faced hearings in 104th District Court. Chase had probation revoked for a prior burglary and forged instrument charge while Guerrero pleaded guilty to breaking and entering linked to local break ins. Guerrero received a three year penitentiary sentence.

Stamford Jones County State Penitentiary Owen Thomas 104Th District Court Kenneth Chase Pete Guerrero Gerald D. Knight Chase May Guerrero Douthit Gin Thomas

Roy Mathison Buys Cobb Ford to Form GO Ford

Abilene businessman Roy Mathison has purchased Cobb Ford Sales and will rename the firm GO Ford. Mathison becomes owner and manager, with no personnel changes planned. He is a 1959 Hardin-Simmons graduate with wife Thema and two sons, Dennis and Daniel, moving to Stamford.

Roy Mathison Abilene Cobb Ford G. H. Cobb GO Ford Mathison Cobb Hardin Simmons University Thema Dennis Daniel Stamford

Also Mentioned on This Page

United Fund Trinity Baptist Doctor Keith Skelton Abilene Jaycees Texas Jaycee Stamford Jaycee Don Starr Deca Hi. H. Corley Stamford Recreation Hall B. Q. Cooper H. G. Andrews Jr Corwill Robert Hartgraves Condley- Morphew Co Hartgraves West Texas Jaycee Texas Tech W. A. Roberts
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