Rotary School Session Ends With Ladies Night Plans
Stamford Rotary Club concludes its fourth session led by Bernard Bryant with L. W. Johnson delivering a talk on vocational training for boys. Remaining events include a final session next Tuesday and a subsequent special meeting inviting Rotarians' ladies as guests featuring speakers J. K. Brady, T. A. Upshaw, F. M. Locke, Ray Rector and E. P. Bunkley.
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Rotary School
Stamford Rotary Club
Bernard Bryant
Rotarians
L. W. Johnson
J. K. Brady
T. A. Upshaw
F. M. Locke
Ray Rector
E. P. Bunkley
Lueders News Briefs From A Busy Local Week
Alex Moore returns to Lueders after tending his sick father in Italy Texas where his grandmother also rested. A newborn boy born February 15 to Loyd Williams and wife. Mrs Carlos Withers underwent appendicitis surgery in Stamford Sanitarium and hopes for a speedy recovery. Dan Carlson of Albany visited Lueders over the weekend with Troy. Gifford heads to Fort Worth for several months. Lueders high school staged The Winning of Joy at Swans Chapel and Nugent. Oscar Seth hosted a Tuesday night party with games and music. Mrs Henry Lieb and children from Abilene spent the weekend in Lueders. Cleburne Huston of Stamford American was in Lueders. A tent show presented Ten Nights in a Bar Room with band and crowd. Oscar Seth sprained his right wrist cranking a Ford. Andre Dillard of Abilene visiting while at Simmons University. Paul Koch and Tom Putman visited the Putnam ranch near Fort Griffin. Miss Ella La Motte of Abilene visiting sister Mrs Ethell La Motte and Mr Charles La Motte. Rev Roy Morris of Simmons University Abilene visited in Lueders. Dr R C Pender of Abilene Buckner’s Orphan Home representative preached at the Baptist church.
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Alex Moore
Lueders
Italy
Texas
Loyd Williams
Carlos Withers
Stamford Sanitarium
Dan Carlson
Albany
Troy
Gifford
Fort Worth
Lueders High School
Swans Chapel
Nugent
Oscar Seth
Henry Lieb
Abilene
Lued
Cleburne Huston
Stamford American
Andre Dillard
Simmon's University
Leeders
Paul Koch
Tom Putman
Putnam Ranch
Fort Griffin
Ella la Motte
Ethell la Motte
Charles la Motte
Roy Morris
Simmons University of
New Books at Library Introduce Varied Titles
The library adds new titles including Under the Rainbow Sky by Alice Ross Colver Little Miss Manington by Cecil Roberts The Master of the Microbe by Robert W Service The Sun in Splendour by Thomas Burke Summer Storms by Frank Swinnerton The Blue Castle by L M Montgomery The Red-Haired Girl by Carolyn Wells Roosevelt praises the public library as a powerful American influence after church and school.
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Alice Ross Colver
Free Public Library
America
Baptist Pastors Exchange Pulpits For One Service
Reverend J H Littleton of Hamlin and Reverend W C Moffett of this city swap pulpits for Sunday evening. Littleton preaches doctrinal sermons in Stamford while Moffett speaks at Hamlin on the Conquest Campaign. A $2003 canvass total signals ongoing effort. a rally in Avora Sunday at 3 p.m. attracts Stamford attendees. Moffett's morning sermon at First Baptist is titled Was Christ Divine.
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J. H. Littleton
First Baptist Church of
Hamlin
W. C. Moffett
First Baptist Church
Mr. Littleton
Stamford
Mr. Moffett
Avora
Christ
Ford Runs More Than 46 Miles On One Gallon Gas
T. M. Gooch Jr. wins Fort Worth Ford economy contest by driving a 1926 model Ford with Vaporizer over 46 miles per gallon on a wet, seven mile west of Fort Worth route to Weatherford and back. Grady Helm posts a nearly identical performance in an open car under adverse weather. Judges verify the run by draining the tank and sealing the hood under a government can feed into the carburetor.
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Ford
Ft. Worth
Grady Helm
Gooch
Texas
Claude Green
J. M. McGinley
Fort Worth
Weatherford
Fort Worth Mineral Wells
Big Agricultural Meeting Draws Large Stamford Attendance
Attendance at the Agricultural Short Course in Stamford Monday and Tuesday was estimated at 4000 to 4500, making it one of the largest tours for International Harvester. Six sessions drew 300 to 1000+ attendees, with the opening and closing programs the biggest crowds. Stamford Chamber officials praised the lectures and entertainment while local students joined the opening session in force. Rural and town residents alike showed strong enthusiasm for the six sessions under IHC speakers and organizer Jack Booth.
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Stamford
International Harvester
Frank M. Locke
Chamber of Commerce
Graham
Ranger
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
Jack Booth
New Hope
Mrs Pauline Ross Dies at Home in Monday
Mrs Pauline Ross aged about 89 or 90 died Monday morning at her son J W Ross home after frail health. Death likely from pneumonia. Rev J McClain and Rev M B Harris conducted a service at the home. Body shipped to Dublin for interment beside her husband. Survived by son J W Ross of this city. Funeral arrangements by Penick Nughes Company.
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Pauline Ross
J. W. Ross
J. Mc McClain
M. B. Harris
Dublin
Mr. McClain
Penick Nughes Company
Ford contest spurs public interest in new editions
M Faverman runs four pages of ads for the Clean Sweep sale begun last Thursday. The Whehcan Class of Lapth Sunday School hosts a spirited contest split into four groups vying for points. Winners receive 100 dollars, second place 50, preliminaries award 25 and 15. The event aims to showcase economic features of the latest Ford editions, with a Stamford contest planned soon.
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M. Faverman
Mr. Faverman
the American
Whehcan
Lapth
Gooch
Kateman
Weatherford
Ford
Stamford London phone service now in effect nationwide
Stamford gains direct long distance to London as Western Bell extends service to every telephone in Stamford. Officials Pinson and Nima announced the London link with simple steps to place calls. Rates start at 4 cents a minute plus 10 cents call charge, with $6 per extra minute beyond the first.
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London
Stamford
Middle West
J. GC. Pinson
Thethwestern Bell Telephone Co
EF. D. Nima
Telephone Company
Bell Telephone
Pui
Nh St. Louis
HE Shreeve
Bell Sy
New York
Colorado Wins District Title In Basketball
Colorado defeats Abilene to win the district basketball title after beating Stamford on Friday and overcoming Abilene on Saturday. The team shifts to track for the upcoming county meet while basketball cash and weight teams transition into all athletics.
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Colorado
Abilene
Stamford “Bulldogs
Ex Students to Gather at Haskell for March 2 Banquet
Walter S. Pope announces invitation from President Pace for Jones County Texas ex students of the University of Texas and spouses to attend the March 2 banquet and reception at Haskell. Delegations from Unaan and Hamlin already plan to travel, with notices sent to Stamford and other north and northeast residents to report expected attendance.
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Walter S. Pope
Jones County
Ex Students Association
University of Texas
Pace
Haskell Ex-Students Association
Jones County Texas
Haskell
Stamford Inn
Stamford
Unaan
Hamlin
Walter Pope
Tuxedo
Leeders
W. G. Swenson
Bill Swenson
de and Mere
F. E. Hudson
Roy Townsend
S. S. Russell
Kas Cromwell
Rudolph Swenson
Gordon Haynes
Nh. Tinsley
Magnus Swenson
Oscar Seth
HG. Andrews
Bud Wheeler
Lovn Langford
Marty Yates
A. Gardner
Agnes Cox
Agnes Morgan
Cleburne Huston
Dave Walker
Pierian Club meets on The Faith Healer discussion event
Mies Margaret Crockett will lead the Pierian Club Thursday afternoon assisted by Mre J W Dohoney The subject The Faith Healer appears in a readable column with questions prompting analysis and comparison including The Great Divide and Auguste Thomas The Witching Hour The piece notes a bridge party at the Country Club and a dish shower for the club along with moves by Rev Rogers and Mrs Rogers to the Central Presbyterian Church parish home in Mesquite and a Legion Auxiliary dish shower scheduled for February 2.
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Mies
Margaret Crockett
Pierian Club
J W. Dohoney
Augustue’’ Thomas
the Legion Auxiliary
J. ©. Moore
Geo Baker
Anson
Houston
Mrs M Smith Presents Music Pupils In Recital At Church
Mrs M Smith will present her pupils in a program at Central Presbyterian Church Saturday at 7 00 pm Featuring pieces by Engelmann Beethoven and others with students including Dorothy Ruth Culbreath Grace Katherine Sith Martin Davie Jones Mary Louise Me Dyonaled and Virginia Bounds Also fashion highlights and scene vignettes with performers such as Dorothy Roth Culbreath Nancy Chapman and Grace Katherine Smith among others
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Smith
Central Presbyterian Church
Mareh Engelmann
Dorothy Ruth Culbreath
Grace Katherine Sith
Martin Davie Jones
Little Woo San
Mary Louise Me
Revival to Open in Stamford Delayed to April 17
The Stamford city wide revival will begin April 17 and run to May 15 to avoid clashing with the High School commencement. The meeting dates were moved from April 21 to April 17, with four weeks of events. Dr. James Rayburn of Newton Kansas will lead the campaign as a preacher of big caliber.
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Stamford
Jas. Rayburn
Newton
Kansas
Evan Velletic
Chevrolet Dealers Hear 1927 Plans At Dallas Meeting
Jack Russel returns from a Dallas convention of over 1000 Chevrolet dealers. Grant presided as president and toastmaster while outlining 1927 sales plans and merchandising aids. A follow up lecture by Evangelist BR Nichol on Jerusalem and Bible topics is scheduled at the Church of Christ.
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Jack Russel
Chevrolet
Dallas
Tory . Grant
Vicw
Bind
Chevrolet Motor Company
Adolphus Hotel
Mr Grant
Mr. Crant
Hol. Kilmgler
Ceneral
D. B
Wm. Heller
Russel
Church of Christ
BR. Nichol
Nichols
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Nichol
Stamford
Schools Named for County Meet Participants
A state advisory lists the schools that paid the 1016.1027 fee and will be allowed to participate in the Jones County meet to be held in Anson and 2 Willow Creek, with many campuses such as Harmony Hollie Hill Hanna No. 1 Swenson New Hope Avoca Carlton Hamlin Davie Central Delk and more.
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State Department of Interscholastic League
Jones County
Anson Maretto
Willow Creek
Sinclair
Antelope
Harmony
Hollie Hill
Hanna
Swenson
New Hope
Avoca
Carlton
Hamlin High
Davie
Central
Delk
Lueders Grammar
Compere
Lyatra
Corinth
Peevey's Men’s Store Sold in Assignee Sale for 4500
The stock and fixtures of Peevey's men’s clothing store were bought by Weiller & Benjamin at the assignee sale Monday morning for 4500. The new owners move the store this week from Terry’s Variety to Peevey’s former location on the north side of the square. The assignee sale advertised elsewhere in this issue will start there Friday morning. Mrs A M Adair and her son from Kreckenridge along with Mrs W H Hughes and Mrs Thelma Gould of Albany were weekend guests of their mother Mrs H H Gould.
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Peevey
Weiller & Benjamin
Terry's
Eld
Aquaree
A. M. Adair
Little Son
Kreckenridge
W. H. Hughes
Mis
Thelma Gould
Albany
H H. Gould
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Jessie Mullinix
Lucretia Dickerson
Manuel
EXNES
Haskell County
Vierian
Country Club
Pat Moreland and
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Bryson
Mrs. Moreland
Ed Rountree
W. P. Lyles
Fred Rogers
Lamesa
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Onita Bell
Consert la Fountaine - Behm
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Kinard
Cupid
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Mary M. Parker
Hilma Nelson
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Dorothy Roth
Cullbreath
Mary Louise McDonald
Nancy Chapman
Hide Joan Hendry
Lady
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Nuree
Bobbie Nell Owen
Sultemall
Leta Mae
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Sidney Russell Jr
Fredrich Stewart
James Butler
Owen Davie
Joe Rutherford Failor
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Virginia Stewart
Grace Katherine Smith
James Rayburn
Word
N. J Russel
Russel Brothers
Chevrolet Company
Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives
Tuys Peevey