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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1961

Page

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New Pastor at Christ Lutheran To Be Installed

The Reverend David E Jorgenson will be installed as pastor of Christ Lutheran Church in Stamford on July 16 at 3 00 PM by Reverend Fred Scheffel of St Paul Lutheran Church Saereton Texas. He was born in March 1935 in Britton South Dakota and is a Texas Lutheran College graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in 1957 and a Bachelor of Divinity from Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary in Columbus Ohio in 1961. He is married to Christabel Bertelsen. they have one daughter, Kimberly Noel. He was ordained July 2 1961 by his father, Reverend Einar Jorgenson.

David E. Jorgenson Christ Lutheran Church Stamford Fred Scheffel St Paul's Lutheran Church of Sae Rev Jorgenson Einar Jorgenson Britton South Dakota Jacob E. Jorgenson Bricelyn Minn Texas Cranfills Gap David Jorgenson Texas Lutheran College Seguin Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary Columbus Ohio St. Paul Lutheran Church Sandusky C. J. Mittermaier Christabel Bertelsen Cranils Gap Texas Lutheran College of Pastor Jorgenson American Lutheran Church Ossian Iowa

City Recovers After Reunion And Fire At Feed Mill

Stamford firemen quickly controlled a blaze at Eager Feed Mill on the north shed where hay and oats were stored. Damage was about 2000 dollars. 280 bales of hay and 30 sacks of oats damaged. Police officer Bascom Connally aided by spotting the fire while patrolling. The town winds down the 32nd Texas Cowboy Reunion with crowds at Lake Stamford and local businesses reopening after the event.

Stamford Bascom Connally Connally Cecil Fagger T. N. Meador

Old Fiddlers Please Crowd At Contest

The Texas Cowboy Reunion Association old fiddlers contest drew about 900 spectators at Round Up Hall. Contestants aged 50 plus competed in two numbers. notable winner J. F. Deatherage, 84, of Abilene, received a $5 bonus for wowed audience. Sam Hysmith of Chillicothe won $50, Elmer Glenn of Throckmorton $25, Newt Moore of Stamford $15, with Bogan Rhea a $19 third prize.

J. F. Deatherage Abilene Sam Hysmith Chillicothe Elmer Glenn Throckmorton Newt Moore Stamford Bogan Rhea Haskell John E. Sparks Spur Texas Cowboy Reunion Association Sparks J. Spurgeon Reeves Hawley Frank Cannon Roy Fitzgerald Plains J. B. Cotton Seagraves

Five Winners Receive Championship Saddles

At the Texas Cowboy Reunion more than 25 000 people attended three performances with spins of eight second rides and high scoring barrel events. Jamie Crump of Fort Worth won the sponsor saddle in 20 6 seconds while Mary Schrock of Denton was second and Brenda Foster third. Ted Cave of Roby won top bareback bronc with 374 points, Harry Boyd of Abilene was second, Bobby Wedeking third. Junior Command ridden by Buster Welch won the cutting event with 439 points, Snyder riders cutting later. Several roping and bronc events produced fast times and tight finishes, with multiple riders earning championship saddles across bareback, saddle bronc, calf roping, and bull riding.

Jamie Crump C-Bar Ranch Ft. Worth Jamie Mary Schrock Denton Little Brenda Foster Leeders Brenda Foster Ted Cave Roby Rufus Gahagan Wichita Falls Don Stewart Snyder Cal Roping Royce McLaury Guthrie Jimmy Moore Post Jim Kelly Aledo Rusty Welch Jack Kirkpatrick Bill Flowers Aspermont Jess Everett Johnny Reid Rochester Odell Blackwell McAdoo Sheep Morrow Clairemont Dorris Tuggle Brownwood Sunny Harrell

Ratliff Serves As Governor Friday in Texas Tributes

Sen. David Ratliff of Stamford served as governor of Texas for a day and received tributes from across the state. Stamford attendees joined a Driskill Hotel reception and dinner while A. C. Humphrey spoke and James Smith gave the invocation.

Sen David Ratliff Stamford State of Texas Driskill Hotel A. C. Humphrey James Smith Central Christian Church

Patrols assist crowds in Stamford holidays

Eleven Texas Highway Patrol officers arrived in Stamford over the holidays to help manage crowds. They came from Albany Abilene Roby Haskell Anson and Stamford.

Texas Highway Patrol Stamford Albany Abilene Roby Haskell Anson

One of the Longest Street Parades at Texas Cowboy Reunion

Thousands watched the 32nd annual Texas Cowboy Reunion parade in Stamford as 700 mounted riders from 12 clubs rode from Oliver Street to West McHarg Street. Har din Simmons University horses led the procession, with the Cowboy Band and decorated floats energizing the crowd including riders from Vernon St Jo Lamesa Breckenridge and Hamlin clubs.

Hardin-Simmons University Oliver Street West McHarg Street

Parade Winners Named in Stamford and Abilene Events

Judges selected winners across parade categories with Stamford based organizations taking top honors for decorated and commercial floats. Individual and junior entries earned cash prizes while visiting riding clubs were honored at Saturday rodeo night with Vernon’s Santa Rosa Palo Mino Club winning top honors.

Bobby Denison Rule Cherry Ann Curry Abilene Gary Cobb Haskell Santa Rosa Palomino Club Vernon

Quiet Weekend Reported by Peace Officers

Stamford police reported a quiet Texas Cowboy Reunion weekend with 11 officers on traffic duty and liquor control presence. Roscoe Hood, justice of the peace, said it was light with only after hours drinking incidents and no major trouble.

Stamford Ovie Renfrew Liquor Control Board Roscoe Hood Justice of the Peace

Heavy Rains Hit Stamford Area Sunday Afternoon

Scattered thunder showers drenched the Stamford area Sunday afternoon and night with rainfall up to over three inches in nearby locals. The heaviest total occurred four miles south of Avoca, while another spot reported two and a half inches. Stamford saw only .07 inches Sunday night, delaying some farmers but raising hopes for a bumper fall crop with maize and sorghums forecast to yield strongly. Cotton stands look promising though too early to confirm final prospects.

Stamford Avoca

Judge A. A. Dawson Visits Miss Loughmiller Family

Canton Texas judge A A Dawson and wife visited Miss Mary Loughmiller and family over the holidays. Dawson is described as Miss Loughmiller’s brother.

A. A. Dawson Mrs. Dawson Canton Texas Mary Laughmiller Judge Dawson Miss Loughmiller

Mrs Nita Goss Visits Fort Worth and Dallas Friends

Mrs. Nita Goss has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goss of Fort Worth and friends in Dallas the past 10 days.

Nita Goss Robert Goss Fort Worth Dallas

Two Daughters Tie for Barrel Race Trophy at Cowboy Reunion

Homer Merriott faced a toss up when daughters Pat Murphy and Linda Merriott both clocked 20.9 seconds in barrel racing at the Texas Cowboy Reunion. Each rode a shared horse, Dial Streak and Gene Rambo, finishing with identical top scores. He resolved the tie with a hug for both winners.

Homer Merriott Pat Linda Brent Murphy Snyder Dial Streak Gene Rambo Merriott

Sermon Series Set by Orient Street Church of Christ

A sequence of evangelistic services begins Monday at Orient Street Church of Christ with Avon Malone from Oak Lawn Church of Christ as speaker. Malone, a Abilene Christian College graduate, is described as forceful yet kind. Daily services at 7 A M and 7 32 P M. Sunday Bible study at 9 30 A M, worship at 10 30 A M, evening service 6 P M, midweek study 7 30 P M. Wednesday singing led by James High. Eugene Brewer is church minister.

Orient Street Church of Christ Avon Malone Oak Lawn Church Eugene Brewer James High

Also Mentioned on This Page

Christ Lutheran Erton, Texas D. E. Jorgenson City Lake Stamford Fish Haven Lake Stamford State Park Swenson Land and Cattle Co Grady Bowdry Texas Texas Cowboy Reunion Association Bareback Bronc Jack Chapman Clyde Jim Whitefield Big Spring Harry Boyd Cecil Sanders Breckenridge Ruthless Louis Brooks Sweetwater Choicle Bob Watson Split Secon Old Glory Old Glory 4-H Club Texas Highway Jimmy H. West Cidren Jeannie Jimmie St. Jo Dawson County Sheriff's Posse Lamesa Buckaroo Riding Club Hamlin Prep Oliver St. Pta High's Flowers General Welding Mrs. Baird's Bread Huie Lamb Baird Stonewall Church of Christ Will Avon Malon
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