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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1927

Page

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Talks On Safety In Public Schools

Mrs. E. L. McGintie, safety department representative of West Texas Utilities, delivered a series of talks in Stamford Launders and Avoca public schools stressing life protection and accident prevention. She warned of hazards from fast machines and vehicles, urging common sense safety rules at home and on the street to safeguard children and elders.

E. L. MeGvitie Safety Department West Texas Utiliies Company McGintie Stamford Launders Avoca Lim Lin

Personal notices of visits and arrivals in Abilene area

Miss Martha Buttrill of Abilene visited friends here Sunday. Joe Brown a Cros byton Ford dealer was here on business Tuesday. Mrs Howard Kirby of Sweetwater guests of her mother Mrs S Fleming. Gethan Rogers at Simmons University Abilene spent weekend with mother Mrs R O Peevey. Mrs Jerome Ryza Mrs Joe Bubela and Tom Kutach visited J A Hirscher in Stamford while waiting for their tram. Mrs Bubela accompanied daughter home to Ganado for several weeks visit. Miss Gladys Haley accepted stenographer job with Townsend Motor Company. Mrs R B Bryant to host Just-So Club Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs F B Jackson moved here from Teague. Tom Butler business trip to Albany. J F Hill Townsend Motor attending Ford training in Dallas. Mr and Mrs Harvey Roberts of Abilene were here Sunday. Mr and Mrs H Halbert returned from Cisco Coleman Brownwood and other points. Mrs Murray Doyle and Miss Irene Ferguson left for home after visiting Miss Marie and Miss Dee. Visitors honored with social affairs. Mrs Almus Blackwell and baby daughter home for few days but to return to Dallas Friday for baby's treatment. Mr and Mrs A H Goldsticker hosting sister Mrs FE Arment from Portland Ore and sister and niece Mrs A Heitler and Miss Charlotte of Denver Colo. Mrs Clarence Nichols called to Wichita Falls for critical illness of her father T H Barwise Electra. Accompanied by son Joseph Hook. Last week Mrs Nichols left Wichita Falls for death of grandfather Judge Barwin.

Clarence Nichols Wichita Falls T. H. Barwise Electra Joseph Hook Nichols Judge Barwin

Legion Campaign Urges Poll Tax Payment In Stamford

Vernon D. Hart Post of the American Legion led by Post Commander Harry R. Fuller is conducting a drive to secure poll tax payments. The group printed 1000 window stickers and posted them on cars and prominent places. Citizens failing to pay by January 31 will be disenfranchised in all elections.

Legion Vernon D. Hart American Legion Harry R. Fuller Stamford

Rotary talk on silk culture and fashion trends

D Hassen described silk culture and silkworm habits to the Rotary Club. Hauser Martey Goble noted an article in Rotary Magazine about Rotary for Reubens. The club voted to award a silver loving cup for a winner in an Interscholastic League department this year.

D. Hassen Rotary Club Mr. Hassen America Paris Hauser Martey Goble Rotary Magazine Rotary Reubens

Stamford Delegation Attends Abilene Baptist Conference

A large Stamford turnout traveled to Abilene on Wednesday morning for the Baptist Conference in session. The district meeting covers eight of ten counties. Speakers included Dr. Geo Truett Dr Scarborough Dr FS Groner and Mrs J K Lee state secretary of the Women's Work.

Stamford Abilene Geo. Truett Scarborough FS. Groner J. K. Lee the Women's Work

Cantata Ruth Draws Large Crowd at First Baptist Hamlin

The Hamlin High School Choral Club presented the cantata Ruth at First Baptist Church last Sunday with 30 voices and assisting male singers. The crowd filled the church auditorium and received the performance warmly. Two couples joined the church during Sunday morning services.

Ruth First Baptist Church Hamlin High School

Quiet Abilene Wedding Brings Snyder and Spears Home

Last Sunday nine o clock Miss Virginia Snyder and Mr Elmer Spears of Abilene quietly wed at the bride’s parents home. Rev Harris of the Christian church officiated with only family present. The couple left for a short trip to Fort Worth and Dallas and will reside in Stamford. Mrs Jerome Ryza of Ganado visits Stamford relatives while Mrs Alice Iden of Houston County visits Mr and Mrs E B Monzing.

Virginia Snyder Elmer Spears Abilene Mr. Harris The Christian Church Fort Worth Dalles Stamford

Legion Sentiment Back National Guard Support in Stamford

Strong sentiment in favor of keeping the National Guard company in Stamford was voiced at a regular American Legion meeting. Officers attended as Paul Snyder Frank M Locke L B Cole and others spoke on benefits to Stamford and enlisted youths. Scout master Rev M B Harris reported the Legion troop reached about 30 members and Roscoe Hood noted boxing matches organized by the Legion with several strong bouts planned. Post Commander Harry Ko Putter presided.

National Guard Stamford American Legion Paul Snyder Frank M Locke L. B. Cole M. B. Harris Legion Scouts Roscoe Hood The Harry Ko Putter

Stamford Chamber of Commerce appoints four more committees

The Stamford Chamber of Commerce announced four additional standing committees led by President A. Easterling. Rural Cooperation committee members include RK lL Penick as chairman with KOC Thomas ami Swenson and others. Entertainment committee lists K E McDonald as chairman with A H Gold sticker and W P McDonald among members. Right of Way committee names Se Swenson as chairman with B FP Davenport and W RK Chapman. Mrs J FF Beaseley of Funston died Monday at 7 am. funeral held at Funston Methodist church Tuesday at 2:50 pm with Rev Tom White. Barrow Furniture Co. arranged the service. Beaseley was born in Fannin County, MS.

Stamford Chamber of Commerce A. ©. Easterling RK. Ll. Penick KOC. Thomasami Swenson J. FF. Beaseley Funston Stamford Tom White Barrow Furniture Company Beakeley Fannin County Msta

Senior grades spark week of emotions at end of term

Last Friday closed the first term as seniors faced posted grades with tears and fear. Rev. Stewart addressed the student body about life’s difficulties and attitudes. The football team received sweaters in chapel with a list of named recipients.

Stewart Chapel Bruce Brady McElreath Gay Rucker Kilpatrick Hansen Overton Joe Payne M. Payne Duncan McQuarry Doran Stubbs Tunnel

Reverend Percy Jones Attends Convocation in Plainview

Rev. Percy Jones is in Plainview for the annual Convocation of the Protestant Episcopal church and plans to return to Stamford to lead Sunday services. The note places the event on January 2.

Percy Jones Plainview Protestant Episcopal Church Stamford

Young Woman Burned In Home Fire Near Peacock

Annie Lorraine Patterson Nash died after her clothing caught fire at her home near Peacock Territory on Tuesday January 11. She aged about 24 was daughter of Mr and Mrs J D B Patterson ranch people. Funeral held Wednesday January 32 with burial at Apee Enveant. Rev Wate of Jayten conducted. Penick Hughes Co of Stamford handled arrangements. Great crowd attended. Pallbearers listed.

Mere Annie Lorraine Patterson Nash Pescowes Nash J. DB. Patterson Peacock Territory Rev. Wate Jayten Penick Hughes Company Stamford R. A Jay MS. Sandell Houston Ward John Ward Reece Ward Ric Ward

Exchange Club Holds Another Good Meeting

The Exchange Club met Friday at noon with 22 members present. A pleasing program featured Byron Fowls on harmony with Mary Bryant at the piano and Elizabeth Moody delivering readings. Guests Johnnie Gray classified the meeting and discussed automobile financing while Harley Goble gave a talk. The orchestra provided music throughout.

Byron Fowls Mary Bryant Elizabeth Moody Harley Gobles Gest Thea Andrews Goble Ifj Mr. Perryman Dallas Frank Jacke Johnnie Gray

Rev Stewart to Preach Special Sermons Sunday

Rev K A Stewart of St John’s Methodist Church announced a series of sermons starting Sunday January 2. The program includes morning services with special music and a sermon The Bid of the Times of Man and an evening 7 15 prayer service with a sermon titled Gods Requirements Compromise and Compliance. Saint and sinner alike are invited to hear these sermons as Stamford faces upcoming changes. Mrs BF Leer, longtime Stamford resident, died at Tuleta January 19 and was buried at Papalote, Bee County.

K. A. Stewart St John’ Methodial Church Secon St John's Stamford Uary Times of Man Mre BF. Leer Tuleta Leer Papalote Bee County

Poultry Marketing Plan Discussed by Central West Texas Group

The Central West Texas Poultry Association executive committee toured Cleose and reviewed a marketing system with a paid manager, numbered members, and guaranteed product quality. They support pool shipments, diversification from cotton, and promoting live-at-home farming with poultry and other livestock to stabilize prices.

Bankhead Poultry Association Alee Aswciation

Cotton Bale Totals Reported At Stamford Yard

Sixteen thousand and four hundred bales of cotton have been weighed in the Stamford cotton yard to date, according to Jack Jones the weigher. This compares with the best for 1925. He thinks 17,000 bales will be reached if the weather allows gathering the rest of the crop.

Stamford Jackh Jones

Subscriptions to American Are Still Coming In

The Americae reports subscriptions continuing to arrive with new and renewal orders. Subscribers receive a free Autextrom rater and strap with each paid yearly subscription of $1. Names listed include Perc y W. Jones Stamford and many Stamford residents along with others from Hamlin Ke Avore and Cameron.

Americae Percy W. Jones Stamford Vo Heenback W. BL. Johnson KP Hunkley IIM Black Huckabee Fiite Hoedeker Cameron JM Hanes Fort Worth A. N. Manters Rt. 2 Avoca Sam Hanson Rt. 1 J. . Barlow Chas PF Tadlock Howston A. F. Armatrong Madrid Lowe Temae KH Mee Moe Chain Key Duke Clay Markham

Stamford Bulldogs defeat Wichita Falls in fast game

The Stamford Bulldogs beat Wichita Falls 24 to 14 in a fast hard-fought contest here Tuesday night. Stamford hosts Breckenridge Friday at 7:30 p.m. and a similarly quick, heated matchup is expected.

Stamford Wichita Falls Stamford Bulldogs Breckenridge

Bulldogs and Eagles Split Two Game Series

The Bulldogs split a two game set with the Abilene Eagles with a Friday win and a Saturday loss. Gay starred in the first night scoring from all positions, while Echols matched him on the second night as Bushdogs pace faded late. The piece also covers a Women’s Miscellaneous Society meeting at St John’s church with officer reports and Bible study notes.

Bulldogs Abilene “Eagles Eagles Abilene Gay Echols Stellar Wuard Bek

Fire destroys Rhea home on South Swenson

The home of Meami Mes Dhennin Khea on South Swenson Avenue burned last Sunday morning while the family and other occupants were away. The origin of the blaze was not determined. The house was partially covered by insurance. Little Billie McDonald was knocked down by a car near the school Wednesday noon but escaped serious injury.

Meami Mes Dhennin Khea Swenson Avenue Ruomera Neurance Billie McDonald

Also Mentioned on This Page

Martha Buttrill Joe Brown Ford Crosbyton Gethan Rogers Simmons University At R. O. Peevey Mr. Peevey Jerome Ryza Joe E. Bubela Tom Kutach J. A Hirscher Ganado Gladys Haley Townsend Motor Company R. B. Bryant Mrs F. B. Jackson Teague, Texas Tom Butler Albany J. F. Hill Mrs. Harvey Roberts Mrs. H. ©. Halbert Cisco Coleman Brownwood Almus Blackwell A. H. Goldsticker Spears-Snyder Old Glory Alice Iden Houston County E. B. Monzing Monzinge MES J Beasley Peacockies Exchange Club Det Rev. Stewart BK. Leer Central West Tenas Vasc Clation Col EL Penick Teta Central West Texas Poultry Association Cleese United States Missouri Laws Texas Oklahoma Northwest Jersey Mee Iy Blelldogs Abilene Divide Woman's Mixenoary Society S J. John’s Central MM. Kinard Busi Treanuver Unie Gee Pryor Bible and Mission Study Mew Ieece Pratt Mia Kiama Hardin Chal Leeson Reece Jratt Rosamond Mex. McLain R. A. Stweart St. Thomas Church St Thomas Father P. Mosler Rhea South Swenson Cild Jack Callowar Amarille Jack Callaway Deniel Motor Company Amarillo Dixon Creek Oil Company Mr. Cellaway J. J. Payne Br. B. Bryant Hamlin Edmonston Mra W. RK. Chapman Austin Mra. Geo. Paxton Dan Moody
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