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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1944

Page

3

Markets Rise on Farm Produce and Livestock Prices Week Ended

Market reports show firmer to higher prices for truck crops poultry grains and cotton due to colder weather and steady to strong calves while hogs and cattle trend down in the Midwest. Southwest markets stay active then ease with top butchers at Fort Worth San Antonio Oklahoma City and Denver around 14 dollars per cwt and ewes reaching about 6 dollars in Fort Worth and Oklahoma City.

War Food Administration Chicago Midwest Prac Southwest Texas Oklahoma Kansas Denver Fort Worth San Antonio Oklahoma City Wichita Kansas City

Death of Early Day Cowboy Robert E. O'Keefe in Jones County

Robert Eli O'Keefe 66, early Jones County cowboy, was found dead December 12 near Circle Back. Heart troubles noted as cause. funeral at Circle Back Baptist Church, burial in Lubbock near his wife. Born Bell County June 27, 1878. married Maud McDuff 1907. survived by six daughters.

Robert Eli O’keefe Jones County Circle Back Circle Back Baptist Church Lubbock Mr. O’keefe Bell County Coleman County A. H. O’keefe Stamford Vernon Plains Maud McDuff Dick McDuff Dumont Ola Cagle Breckenridge Alfred Williams Norfolk, Va Ada Austin Bennie Rampo Ena Bess Gatewood Katherine O’keefe

Riverside market reports show rising prices for eggs and cotton

San Antonio buyers purchased two pelt offerings totaling $4.25 while demand for southwest eggs and live poultry remained above supply. Candled eggs fetched up to 50 cents a dozen in Dallas and New Orleans, with few losses except in Kansas where some eggs sold at 35 cents. Poultry sales ran at ceiling levels as grains and cotton strengthened. No. 1 hard wheat settled at $1.69 per bushel delivered at Fort Worth points. Sorghums held gains with mile at $1.71 and kafir at $1.75 per cwt, and cotton rose 25 to 50 cents per bale amid higher activity as New York futures closed at 21.90 cents per pound.

San Antonio Dallas New Orleans Southwest Kansas Fort Worth Texas New York

Church and parish schedules for multiple denominations

The notice lists weekly services for the Church of the Nazarene and Church of Christ with ministers and service times. It also notes a St Kevin's Catholic mass schedule stating masses on the Saturday before the second Sunday and the fourth Sunday each month, inviting visitors with Rev Ed Laferriere.

St. Kevin's Catholic Church Ed Laferriere

First Baptist Miles Announces Weekend Services

Sunday School begins at 9 45 a M with preaching at 11 00 A M Training Union at 6 45 P M and Worship Hour at 8 00 P M Wednesday features officers and teachers meeting at 7 20 P M followed by prayer and devotions at 8 15 P M

First Baptist Miles B. Hays

St John’s Methodist Schedule of Worship and Activities

Morning Worship at 10 50 a m Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7 p m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Society of Christian Service Monday afternoons Choir Rehearsal Wednesday at 8 15 p m Pastor J O Quattlebaum Jr invites all to worship with us.

St. John’s Methodist J. O. Quattlebaum, Jr Methodist Society of Cristian

Calvary Baptist Church Schedule and Invitation

Calvary Baptist invites attendance at services led by Pastor Joel V. Grimes. Sunday includes 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. preaching, with evening preaching at 8:00 p.m. A 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting is also planned and the public is welcome.

Calvary Baptist Joel V. Grimes

Zion Lutheran Lagerton Texas Bible Class and Divine Services

Zion Lutheran in Lagerton Texas led by H G Lohrmann hosts a Bible Class at 10 15 a m and Divine Services at 11 a m each Sunday providing church worship and study opportunities.

Zion Lutheran Church of the Lutheran Hour Lagerton Texas H. G. Lohrmann

North Side Baptist Church Invites Community to Services

North Side Baptist Church at 215 East Davenport under Pastor L D Hull invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. Sunday preaching at 11 a.m. Training Union 7 30 p.m. Worship 8 20 p.m. Monday 3 p.m. A Tuesday 6 p.m. Prayer Service Wednesday at mM. to extend cordial invitation to attend.

Church of the Nazarene Jackson B. Farmer North Side Baptist Church East Davenport L. D. Hull

Central Christian Invites to Bible School at 10

Clifford B. Thomas, Pastor, leads Bible school at Central Christian. You are cordially invited to worship with us at 10 a.m.

Central Christian Clifford B. Thomas Pastor Bible School

Foursquare Gospel Services Announced by Pastors

Rev. Mary Fulton and Rev. Edith Bailey lead Sunday School at 10 am with Young People at 7:30 pm. Evangelistic service follows at 8:30 pm and Bible study on Thursday at 8:30 pm. Divine Healing service Saturday at 8:30 pm invites worshippers.

Foursquare Gospel Mary Fulton Edith Bailey

Central Presbyterian Church Morning Worship and Endeavor Program

The Central Presbyterian Church invites worshipers to a 11 oclock morning service led by Pastor A. G. Fitzgerald followed by a Christian Endeavor program at 6 15 in the evening.

Central Presbyterian Church A. G. Fitzgerald Christian Endeavor

Hinsons Pastor Leads Wednesday Evening Service

H. S. Hinson leads the Young Folks class at 7 30 p m with preaching at 8 p m on Wednesday night a prayer meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m.

H. S. Hinson

Old Glory H D Club Hosts Christmas Party and Local Sports

The Old Glory Home Demonstration Club held its annual Christmas party on December 21 with a tree of gifts and a pal draw for 1945. Guests included Mrs. Charles Grice, Winona Shultz, and new member Mrs. Hollis Davis. The event featured songs, a poem, and prayers, with 24 attending. A Knox City baby named Frankie Kenmann was born to Pvt. and Mrs. Frankie Kenmann. The Old Glory boys won the invitational basketball tournament December 8–9 at Old Glory gym, with ACC Academy taking second and Hawley third amid a large turnout.

Irving Ennis Woodson Snyder A. C. Newman Sneders Billie Marie Blancet Dallas J. F. Newman Clyde Grice H.D William Dugger Dugger Joe Hudspeth Charles Grice Garden City Kans Winona Shultz Aspermont Hollis Davis Reno Hertzenberger Tipton Carr Patsy Sammy Pyote Knox City Hospital Frankie Kenmann Kenman Pampa Esther Tredemeyer Old Glory ACC Academy Boys Hawley Sagerton McCauley Peacock Rule Haskell Rochester

Lueders Quarterly Conference and Local Fellowship News

The first Quarterly Conference met at the Methodist Church after Sunday service with Rev. S. H. Young delivering the sermon Why Missions. A Youth Fellowship was organized with Mrs. J. C. Hester sponsor and four local church members attended a district Youth Fellowship meeting in Knox City. Local visits included families from Stamford and Houston as well as sailors from the Merchant Marines and Marines on leave. Staples for standard stapling machines announced in Stamford.

Methodist Church S. H. Young Stamford Why Missions Knox City J B. Stewart Wanda Gail Fenner Merlene Bland Willie Robert Rogers Bennie Fickler J. C. Hester W. C. Parker Ozona Clifton Walker Pete Stifflemire Judy Charlie Stifflemire Mae Charlie Cox Stamford Sanitarium Ira Beene Sherman Beene Joan Carol Houston Vada Loudder Loudder Beene J. T. Vickers Merchant Marines St. Petersburg Fla Jimmie Vickers Billy Jack Wallace Marines Paris Island S. C J. W. Wallace

Christmas Memories From Howard Kelly Letter

Howard Kelly writing from Corsica in November describes Christmas plans and memories. He notes decorated shop windows and gift worries as the best part of the season and reflects on military service concerns, potential transfer to Infantry, and fear of living conditions and waiting for attacks.

Howard Kelly E. R. Tankersley Corsica

Holiday Visits From area Families

Old Glory and family from Abilene spent the holidays here with relatives and were dinner guests in the Charlie Letz home. Charles Grice and family from Garden City Kans arrive to visit relatives and will report to Pampa for orders. Mrs Grice and their young daughter stay with relatives. Cpl Cecil Klump and Mrs Klump from Bryan visited Ben James. Pvt Jerry Hertzenberger of Arizona is home on furlough with his parents. Jackie Gerloff of California visited his parents and relatives. The Newman children joined Christmas dinner with their parents and Mr and Mrs McClure and Leonard Davis families.

Eugene Vanderworth Abilene Charlie Letz Pfe Charles Grice Garden City Kans Pampa Bryan Ben James Jerry B. Hertzenberger Arizona Reno Hertzenberger Jackie Gerloff California Jack Gerloff R. W. Newman

American Will Pay Nickel a Pound for Cotton Rags

A notice states that the American will pay a nickel per pound for good clean cotton rags, signaling a local recycling or textile industry initiative.

Family Gathering At Home For Holidays In Arkansas And Texas

Seaman first class W D Bunkley reported to Camp Parks California after a 30 day leave spent with his parents Mr and Mrs W E Bunkley. Their daughter Mrs W E Shearer of Little Rock Arkansas joined them for the holidays. Cadet Nurse Ruby Bunkley in training at Fort Worth Texas also came for the holidays. The article notes the word diva as feminine form of Italian divo meaning divine.

W. D. Bunkley Camp Parks Calif W. E. Bunkley Bunkleys W. E. Shearer Little Rock Ark Ruby Bunkley Fort Worth

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