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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1980

Page

9

Air Force Officer Grows Three-Foot Cotton In Pentagon Office

Lt Col John Van Duyn of the U S Air Force and his family are visiting Stamford for Christmas while his three-foot cotton plant thrives in his Pentagon office. The plant has endured pests and heat in a bid to bring a southern touch to the East Coast. The Van Duyns credit favorable weather and a seeds gift from Gerald Proctor for the crop’s progress amid earlier peanut attempts and current crop losses.

Stamford John of van Duyn U.S. Air Force Pentagon Washington, D.C Donna Michelle Renee Pentagoan News Gerald Proctor Bronco Seed Donna Lynn Proctor Col. van Duyn John van Duyn

VIPs Celebrate Season With Monday Activities

VIPs celebrated an early Christmas Monday with gift exchange and carol singing. Ruby Galloway was honored as Volunteer of the Month for December, and VIP activities pause for Christmas with resumes next Monday a blood pressure clinic at 11 30 a m. New Year Eve surprises and VIP December birthday celebration planned. Menu includes baked ham scalloped potatoes seven minute cabbage fruited jello and beverages meat loaf served Wednesday with black eyed peas broccoli birthday cake and beverages.

Mth Ruby Galloway

Bece's Inc seeks wine only package store permit in Stamford

Bece's Inc has applied to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for a Wine only Package Store Permit D B A as Bede's to be located 800 feet north of the Haskell Jones County line on the east side of Highway 277 in Stamford Haskell County Texas. Officers listed are Bernice Robbins President Lindley Allen Moore Jr Vice President and William D Robbins Jr Sec Treasurer. 38-2¢

Bece’s Inc Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Bede’s Haskell Jones County Hwy 277 Stamford Haskell County Texas Bede’s, Inc Bernice Robbins Lindley Allen Moore, Jr William D. Robbins, Jr

Committeemen named for Jones County ASCS

Jones County ASCS named its 1981 committee with John Ed Youngquist as chairman. The slate includes Edward J. Cooley as vice chairman and Tony D. Jones as a member, plus alternates Billy H. DeBusk and Billy Vinson. Group A is chaired by Billy H. DeBusk with E. L. Jenkins Jr. as vice chairman and J. Spencer Ford as first alternate. Group B is led by W. Ferdie Walker with Carl W. Marugg as vice chairman and A. Wayland Shurley as a member. Group C lists Billy Vinson as chairman and Vonny David as vice chairman. Group D is chaired by Harold D. Sloan with Leon Blankenship as vice chairman and Larry McLaren Sr. as a member.

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Jones County John Ed Youngquist Edward J. Cooley Tony D. Jones Billy H. DeBusk Billy Vinson E.L. Jenkins, Jr Jerry A. Neuman J. Spencer Ford F. Berry More W. Ferdie Walker Carl W. Marugg A. Wayland Shurley Gary Muehlstein Marc W. Lovvorn C’’ Group Vonny David Bob J. Keesee Thomas H. Caton Calvin W. Cooley Harold D. Sloan

Average U S wages rise 8 percent in 1979

U S labor data shows average annual pay for unemployment insurance covered workers at 13 137 in 1979, up 8.1 percent from 1978. Alaska leads at 20 973 and District of Columbia at 17 055, while Mississippi at 10 410 and South Dakota at 10 176 are lowest. Wyoming and Louisiana post the largest gains driven by energy sectors.

Alaska District of Columbia Mississippi South Dakota Wyoming Louisiana

Mike Cochran Day Proclamation in Stamford Texas

The City of Stamford proclaims Saturday December 27 1980 as Mike Cochran Day honoring the journalist author of Texas vs Davis. Mayor W M Blackburn declares the day and invites citizens to visit the Stamford American to obtain autographs at the book signing. City Secretary Ken Roberson witnesses the proclamation.

Stamford Mike Cochran Texas Davis I. W.M. Blackburn Stamford American W.M. Blackburn

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ASCS U. S U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Ken Roberson M.C. Stinson Earl Smith Jimmy E. Parker James L. Waggoner Doris Boedeker John R. Rice Loretta Connally Bobby Nell Goodman Carolene Stovall L.M. Bayouth Fareed Hassen Eugene Olson Gerald L. Proctor Bill J. Reed James H. West Charles W. Stenholm West Texas Rehabilitation Center Joint Venture N. Swenson Upshaw
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