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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1927

Page

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Stage set for opening of short course next Monday

County Agent E L Tanner outlines proper tree planting techniques for Arbor Day February 22. He explains hole size, root handling, soil filling, watering, and pruning, cautioning against hackberry and locust trees due to borers and disease. F M Locke of the Stamford Chamber discusses financing baby chicks for Boys and Girls Clubs and local farmers, seeking banks and firms to fund 100 to 1000 chicks per lot.

Jones County George Washington

Drilling resumes at Southard No. 1 near Avoca

Drilling has resumed in Southard No. 1 three miles south of Avoca. The well sits at about 1550 feet and is said to mirror formations in the Noodle Dome field. Materials haul to a new vocation on T. M. Caton's Stamford farm, one and a half miles west of Avoca, begins today.

Southard NO. 1 Avoca W.H Wrigh T. M. Caton Stamford W. ©. Caton New Orleans Mineral Wells Otis Texas

Signs of Times to be Taught by Rev Stewart

Rev. Br. A. Stewart of St. John's Methodist Church will preach Sunday morning on The Signs of the Times and Sunday evening on Damaged Souls with What Would You Take for Your Soul as the theme. A 20 minute song service will precede the evening sermon. The song services have grown popular recently.

BR. A. Stewart St. John’s Methodist Church

Exchange Club Has Slight Hitch In Radio Program

The Exchange Club met with 22 members last Friday in the Inn luncheon room. A clever radio program was arranged but the speakers appeared in person rather than broadcasting. Several visitors from various business organizations attended.

Exchange Club

Smith learns daughter arrives from Shanghai earlier than expected

J. B. Smith received a cable from Shanghai noting his daughter Mrs. 8. H. Lowrie would land in San Francisco on March 4. The message surprised him since her sail was not expected until several months later.

J. B. Smith Shanghai China 8. H. Lowrie San Francisco Mr. Smith

Death of Vernon Clyde Hornsby Aged 2

Vernon Clyde Hornsby aged 2 years 3 months 5 days died Saturday February 5 after paralysis which began Thursday morning February 3. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Hornsby and brother Walter Hornsby.

Vernon Clyde Hornsby Henry Hornsby Walter Hornsby

Poultry Finance Plan Adopted At C of C Meeting

The Stamford Chamber of Commerce approved a poultry financing plan to aid farm flocks in Stamford. Local businessmen will supply baby chicks and accept notes or use shares for payment. President A C Easterling led the session. County Agent E L Tanner outlined boys and girls clubs for poultry and hog raising, to be organized in several communities with chamber support.

Stamford Stamford Chamber of Commerce A C. Easterling Col R. L. Penick E. L. Tanner Lueders New Hope Avoca Bricksdahl Tuxedo Chamber of Commerce

Stamford Team Wins Jones Co. Championship

Stamford High School won the class A basketball title after Hamlin conceded the championship. A single game was played due to weather, Stamford prevailing 14 to 11. Coach Perryman announced Hamlin’s concession on Friday.

Stamford Hamlin H. A. Perryman Jones County N. T. Craig Stamfor

Baptists Plan Statewide Fund Drive Next Sunday

The Tex as Baptist community aims to raise two million dollars this year to support denominational enterprises. Half will be pledged this fall and the rest by March 15. At the First Baptist Church, the pastor will preach on the drive and take subscriptions next Sunday morning, with afternoon canvassing to reach those absent. Parishioners urged to respond.

Valentine party and school notes highlight town high school

High school notes describe a Valentine party hosted by Me Ho A Perryman and Miss Margaret Crocket at Miss Crocket's home with 1906 era costumes and prize winners James Brady and Lucretia Dickerson. Other items include walk repairs led by Mr Johnson, Junior play praise, student enrollments, and Bulldog athletic prep for the district meet in Abiline. Track delayed by weather and Speedy McQuarry announces a blond mustache.

Me HO A. Perryman Margaret Crocket Miss Crocket James Brady Lucretia Dickerson Perryman Bulldogs Abilene Draughon Business College Draughon’s Arthur McQuarry

Stamford Ordered to Attend West Texas Legion Convention

Stamford will be well represented at the American Legion West Texas division convention in Sweetwater with the Stamford Band, the Legion’s official state band, in attendance on Saturday and Sunday.

Stamford Legion Meeting Division of the American Legion At Sweetwater the Legion Texas

Farm Short Course and Legion Convention Planned in Stamford

A two day event combines lectures pictures and entertainment with a Farm Short Course and Community Meeting in Stamford. The program includes three daily sessions and entertainment by Stamford students and teachers led by H S Mobley with free admission. Local Chamber of Commerce funds the lineup.

Chamber OF Commerce Stamford Pired Jack Booth Stamford Chamber of Commerce A. OL Fanterling

Four New Members Initiated In Rotary Club

Four new members were introduced at the Rotary Club meeting on Tuesday night. New members named Chas, Zug, Jnr, Woo Thompson, RC Thomas and Arnold Deuthitt. The second Rotary school session was led by L. W Johnson with papers on Classification and Membership, Attendance, Fellowship, and Resolution No. 44 presented by A. C. Easterling.

Rotary Club Chas, Zug Jnr Woo Thompson RC Thomas Arnold Deuthitt Rotary School L. W Johnson F. E. Hudson J. Pinson B. Tadlock W. C. Moffett A. C. Easterling

Stamford Figures Attend West Texas Banquet Highlighted by Moody

Mrs Mildred Paxton Moody of Abilene Texas first lady and sweetheart of West Texas was honored guest at the Franklin Webster Club banquet at the Jimekill Hotel in Austin in February. West Texas figure W P McDonald from Swenson Brothers presented Moody with a lily as the audience sang Let Me Call You Sweetheart. Mr and Mrs C G Covey of Colbert ranch welcomed a daughter Annie Lacile born Saturday February 12.

West Texas W. P. McDonald Swenson Brothers Stamford Mildred Paxton Moody Lily

Moslem Women Study Meeting at St Johns Church

Women attended a mission study at St John’s church led by superintendent Geo Pryor. Mrs Pryor and Mrs Langford discussed Moslem Women with oriental antiques, maps, a Koran copy, and a musical poem. A box of stuffed dates linked Moslem lands to daily life as future meetings promise current events on Moslem peoples.

St. John’s Church Geo. Pryor Pryor A. L. Langford Jack Jones Mra. Pryor Egypt J. H. Rutherford Mra Y. Smith C. H Hendry

Judge Chapman Sworn In as District Judge for New 104th District

Judge Walter R. Chapman of Stamford was sworn in to lead the new 104th district comprising Jones, Fisher and Taylor counties. Governor Dan Moody signed the creating bill and appointed Chapman, with Clem Calhoun of Hamlin named district attorney for the 39th district. The court will begin its first term in Keby, expanding Jones county court weeks to twenty annually.

Stamford Walter R. Chapman Jones, Fisher Taylor Union Dan Moody Judge Chapman Clem Calhoun Hamlin Chapman Keby Jones County

Rule Citizen Fatally Shot on Main Street

J. A. Lisles prominent Rule citizen died from a bullet wound inflicted Saturday night on Rule's main street. H. F. Pawers was arrested after a revival meeting and, at a Monday preliminary, denied bond. Lisles, a gin manager, was well known to Stamford cotton and gun men. his funeral arrangements were set by Barrow Furniture and his survivors include his wife and four children.

J. A. Listes Rule H. F. Pawers Lisle Listes Stamford Mer. Pavers Pavers Haskell Iisles Barrow Furniture Company Undertaking Department Shamrock

Four County Fellows to Meet in Anson February 24

The Four County Fellows Association uniting Jones Fisher Stonewall and Haskell counties will hold its meeting in Anson on February 24. A large delegation from the Stamford lodge is expected to attend. A son was born to Mr and Mrs FE Gillespie of Avoca Tuesday afternoon.

Annie King L. E. King Swan's Chapel Devey W. W. Fuqua North Webb Street Edmonds Anson North Texas State Teachers’ College Denton Old Glory Stonewall County Stamford Shamburger Lumber Company the Fellows Association Jones, Fisher, Stonewall Haskell Stamford Lodge FE. Gillespie Avoca

Stamford Music Club to Meet at Library Tuesday

The Stamford Music Club will meet at the Library next Tuesday at 5 30 PM. Mrs H H Pennington leads a program on patriotic airs and their histories with pieces like Yankee Doodle America Hail Columbia The Star Spangled Banner Dixie and Columbia the Gem of the Ocean plus readings and solos. Mrs P Shepard and Miss Georgia Donaldson spoke at a West Texas Utilities meeting in Hamlin Wednesday.

Stamford Music Club H H. Pennington America Columbia P. Shepard Georgia Donaldson Hamlin Women's Public Information Committee The West Texas Utilities Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tanner Ial As Locke Otton Here F. M. Locke Peron Stewart China Jones Co Fuqua Tex Baptists Baptist Church Clifton Bruce Johnson Karl Loop Conrad Brady Rebecca Harlan Mary Bryant Patsy Durrett Mae Belle Baird Josephine Gardner Dorothy Bunkley Ola Mae Meredith Tom Granger Legionnaires Local Legionaires Stamford Post W. J. Buse, Jr R. C. Winters H.R. Fuller LW Johnson Commission of Appeals Neff Rule Citizen ODD Fellows Stamford Mur Club
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