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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1980

Page

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Tractor trailer theft ring uncovered in Stamford case

Jones County Sheriff Gil Gillilan says a theft ring involving at least three or four nonlocal suspects from Dallas Fort Worth area operated in Stamford and surrounding areas. One man, Joe Bob Bruce of Mesquite, faces felony theft charges while another suspect remains at large in Wichita County Jail awaiting arrest. Vehicles valued around 175000. several trucks and trailers were recovered in Stamford Anson Lagerton and near Tuxedo. Police identify a Kenworth cabover and a flatbed trailer sought for return.

Wichita County Stamford Joe Bob Bruce Mesquite Jones County Gil Gillilan Gillilan Dallas-Fort Worth Bruce Tuxedo Anson Lagerton Dallas Houston Kenworth

Wilkerson to Speak in Abilene Crusade at Taylor County Coliseum

David Wilkerson, author of The Cross and the Switchblade, headlines a two night evangelistic crusade at the Taylor County Coliseum in Abilene on Feb 4 and 5 at 7 30 p.m. Dallas Holm and Praise perform, no admission charged.

David Wilkerson Abilene Taylor County Coliseum Dallas Holm Praise U.S Canada Jesus

Blood donors brave ice to give at cold blood drive

Donors braved mid-20s temps and icy streets as the Bloodmobile fell short of its 90 unit goal with 76 volunteers. Stamford High School contributed 15 students, including Gary Neuman and Mark Reaves, forming over a fifth of the total helpers. Among others volunteering were Richard Harrison, Pauline Gillilan, Lucille Bean, Ken Roberson, and Father Stephen White. Two deferrals reduced the output to 74 units.

Stamford High School Red Cross Gary Neuman Doug Howard Jacque Archer Miss Archer Richard Rick) Harrison Frank H. Funk Pauline Gillilan Lee Dickerson Lucille Bean Clayton L. Bell Richard Johnson Lucy Miller Holmes Pauline Baxter Patsey Vandall Sherri Medford Carolyn Archer

Stamford High senior Ike Liles wins Gene Stuckey Award

Stamford High School senior Ike Liles was named the Gene Stuckey Award recipient at the Bulldog football banquet. The honor goes to a senior football player chosen for leadership sportsmanship and moral character through teammate votes. Liles is the son of Mr and Mrs Archie Liles.

Ike Liles Stamford Gene Stuckey Liles Archie Liles

County cotton farmer heads National Cotton Council for 1980

Herman A. Propst of Anson Jones County was named president of the National Cotton Council at its 42nd annual meeting in New Orleans. Propst, a former council director and longtime cotton producer, leads an officers slate that includes Lewis S. Morris and Samuel B. Hollis as new vice presidents and Gerald B. Brewer as vice president again. He is a World War II veteran, active in civic affairs, and operates a farm with cotton, wheat and livestock.

Jones County National Cotton Council Herman A. Propst Anson New Orleans Tokyo Propst Central Presbyterian Church Stamford West Texas Rehabilitation Center Abilene Chisholm Trail Lewis S. Morris Greensboro N. C Samuel B. Hollis Memphis Gerald B. Brewer Fresno Calif Frank M. Mitchener Sumner Miss University of New Mexico Albuquerque Air Force Helen Baker

ACU Choir Sets Concert Here Tonight

Abilene Christian University Acapella Choir performs at Orient Street Church of Christ in Stamford at 7 p.m. tonight. The group just returned from a lengthy tour and will present portions of their tour program before a youth fellowship follows.

Abilene Christian University Acapella Stamford Orient Street Church of Christ

Lueders to Elect Mayor and Two Council Members

Lueders city election set for April 5 will choose a mayor and two council members. Filing deadline is in March.

Lueders

Congressman Stenholm touts census benefits

Brief notes from the paper highlight that Congressman Charles Stenholm says the U S census benefits Americans and directs readers to Page 2 for details. A Stamford schoolgirl is credited as author of a book about Elvis Presley in the editorial section. Week Leigh Merchant visits the VIP Club, page 6.

Charles Stenholm U. S Stamford Elvis Presley Leigh Merchant

Wendeborn Joins Stamford American Staff as Advertising Manager

Wendeborn, 25, joins the Stamford American as advertising manager succeeding Steven Medford who held the post since March 1976. A Farmington, New Mexico native, he studied at Farmington High School and Western Texas College. He has lived in Stamford since 1976, worked with Stamford Community Theater and Stamford Baseball Program, and previously at National Building Centers. He is also a freelance photographer.

John Gehrig Wendeborn Stamford American Dorothy Craig Wendeborn Steven Medford Farmington, N. M J. C. Wendeborn Farmington Mark Jay Lee John Wendeborn Lagerton R. F. Mahood Perryton The American Perryton Herald Farmington High School Western Texas College Snyder Stamford Stamford Community Theater National Building Centers

Health screening set for area towns in February

Texas Department of Health Region 4 will run free screening clinics in multiple towns in February covering diabetes high blood pressure anemia vision hearing weight and urinalysis with immunizations where noted. Abnormal findings will be referred to the client’s private physician. Contact Kewpie Duncan for details.

Texas Department of Health Region 4

Stamford's Artist of the Month paints award-winner

Debbie Goodrich a 29 year old early childhood program teacher at Tri County Education Coop in Stamford has been named February's Artist of the Month. A Lockney native she studied at Texas Tech and has shown work at the Haskell County Fair earning first in still life and another division win with reserve champion. She favors landscapes in oil and is active in local groups including Bethel Lutheran Church organizations.

Stamford Debbie Goodrich Tri- County Education Coop Lockney Bricksdahl Stamford Young Homemakers Business Women’s Willing Workers Bethel Lutheran Church

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Sheriff's Office Texas Sid Merchant Bob Richardson Department of Public Safety Area Crusade Wilkerson Pat Boone Teen Challenge United States Nicky Cruz New York City Cruz Mark Reaves Ken W. Pierce Paul Rosenquist Mark Miller Stanley Terrell Olivia Cedillo Mary T. Vasquez Cindy B. Arellano Craig Gannaway Nelda Barron Becky Gonzales Johnny Bryan Steve Livengood Robert McLellan Jack Crockett Raymond Hirscher Mark Merrill Dwayne B. Boren Maria Jennings Adela Aleman Eugene Olson Ron Holloman Jessie Lee Polk Raymond C. Galardo David Kohout James H. Astin Ken R. Roberson Phyllis Davis Carol Walker Vernon Lovvorn Barney Herman Janice Turner Cletus Gray Beverly Bryan, R.n.(neal) Bunkley Gerald Locke Glen McCandless David Ballard John McGaughey W. R. (Cotton) Rhodes Joe Mack Hargrove Dorothy McGuire Robert C. Lawson Raymond Kohout Keith Stockstill Patti Rosas Chris Brimer Wallace Brimer Milton Haterius Jim Enfield M. Delia Foster Lionel Foster William J. Manchester Lawrence Kraus Stephen White Janet McLennan Allan McLennan Dave Murdock James M. Farr Norris Russell Nancy Russell Rolling Plains Cotton Growers Association Texas Association of Cotton Producers Organizations Earl W. Sears Macon Edwards Washington ACU Choir John G. Wendeborn Aspermont Square Kewpie Duncan Hamlin Hamlin City Hall Assembly of God Haskell Citizens Center N. Ave. N Cap Roby Fire Hall Springlake Earth Dave Wells Bethel Lutheran
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