Stamford Schools Award Scholarship Cards
Stamford Public Schools records show pupils honored for scholastic work with B and other cards. Third grade recipients include Joan Sadler Boni ta Ora Delle McCafferty and Lillian Lamb. seventh grade honorees include Edna Earl Pride and many others. Students also listed for perfect attendance during 1933 34 with named names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Joan Sadler
Bonita
Ora Delle McCafferty
Ann Bunkley
Lillian Lamb
Pete Andrews
Edna Earl Pride
Betty Jo Mahood
Louie Mack Hardy
Herbert Allen Carter
Jack O'Dell
Wallace Porter
Rex Precht
Paul Schonerstedt
Joseph Ed Scott
William Wallace
Richard Yates
June Daniels
Maxine Doss
Donald Jones
Celia Mae Aikin
Margaret Jo
Bobbie June Johnson
Vayda Northcutt
Sue Weldon
Billy Paul Gay
O ‘Davis
Joe Ferrell
Martha J la B. Sims
Gray
John S. Davis
Gould la Mecann
Charla
Vera Kene
Morris
Virginia Tripp
Martha Beth Larche
Mph Reeens Scott
S. J. Roberts
Jackinson
Grade— J. Maton
Hazel Henderson
Ollie Mae Burge
Arthur Vernon
Leon Williams
Bill Swenson
Eilah Blan
Lou Johnson
Mildred Lawson
Charles Brownfield
Bobbie Jean Carson
G. C. Rs
Ernestene Sanders
Stanley Coker
Janice Bee
wee “ Melba_ Culli
Marte Um
Aline Doyle
Maxine Calfee
Johnny Records
Stamford Public Schoola
Harvey Geo Mason
Peggy Tivensley
Dorothy Ann Brannon
Maxine Box
Johns. Davis
Betty Frances Gray
Dorothy Mae Swint
Bishop Seaman to Lead Service at St Luke's Episcopal
Bishop E Cecil Seaman of Amatillo will visit Stamford to conduct Sunday service at St Luke's Episcopal Church at 11 am. He will lead the Holy Communion celebration and the public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Episcopal. Church
E. Cecil Seaman
Amatillo
Stamford
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Union grounds set for 7000 dollar upgrades
The article outlines total improvements on reunion grounds costing over 7000 dollars. Upgrades include a new seating stand increasing capacity, a 48 by 60 foot pavilion with future second floor, and upgrades to corrals, chutes, sheds, stalls, and pens for rodeo events. The Texas Cowboy Reunion Association plans a $3500 stone building unit, part of a $6000 total facility. The project aims to be ready before the 1934 reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerne
Rodeo
John Selmon
Texas Cowboy Reunion Association
Eg J
What Does Bible Teach Concerning Death Penalty
A Stratford pastor outlines biblical teaching on capital punishment and announces a Sunday night sermon at First Baptist Church. He urges baptismal preparations, notes strong attendance and offerings, and recounts past sermons on youth sins and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Morris
Brother Morris
First Baptist Church
Stamford
Who Made Me Sermon at Methodist Church Sunday Night
Rev C R Hooton announces a Sunday night sermon titled Who Made Me as part of the What We Can Believe series at the Methodist Church. The event aims to deepen faith and confidence among attendees. The church also hosts communion Sunday morning and a 9:45 church school with graded literature and Bible study.
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C. R. Hooton
Methodist
Uae
Goma Tae
Wgdom
Methodist Church
America
God
Christ
O Man’s Missionary Society
St. John’s Methodist Church
Memorial Service Honors Stamford World War Dead
A Memorial Service for Stamford World War II dead featured a parade at 10 30 led by the Firemen's Band and a reading by Betty Murphy. Rev Sam M Harris commander Yue D Hart Post led the program with taps by Dick Rowland and tributes to Vernon D Hart Willie Hastings Frank Rye Frank Wenestch Lagger and Victor Buie among others.
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Ernon D. Hart
Since
Stamford
Artis
Sam M First Baptist
City Prisoners Put to Work on Sewer Plant Project
Nine jailed for shooting craps are now employed by the city to repay fines through labor on the sewer plant and city lands. One man completed sentence Tuesday as work shifts continue on irrigation and cultivation of 15 acres. Fertilizer from the disposal plant aids adjacent city fields.
Graduation attendance for Marcella Atkins Gay at NTSTC
The Dodsons left Sunday for Denton to witness Miss Marcella Atkins Gay graduate from NTSTC. Mr and Mrs Gay and Mr and Mrs D S Gay traveled down Tuesday. The graduation exercises occurred Wednesday morning.
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C. T. Dodson
Denton
Marcella
Atkins Gay
N.T.S.T.C
B. B. Gay
D. S. Gay
James V. Allred To Speak Here June 9
James V. Allred will visit and speak on June 9 at the local venue. The event is listed in community notices with emphasis on the governor’s appearance and scheduled address.
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James V. Allred
Mrs. Christian Named Jones County Relief Administrator
Lenora Christian former Stamford Welfare and Employment office manager was appointed county relief administrator by the Jones County Welfare Board in Hamlin. She succeeds James A. Davis who resigned during the May meeting. Davis left a final report showing Jones County expenditures of 73 807 19 with CWA funds and direct relief totaling 73 807 19. CWA funds spent 48 301 60 and direct relief 25 505 59 between November 16, 1933 and May 1, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Christian
Stamford
Jones County
Enrollment School At Methodist Church Enriches City
The Standard Training School at the Methodist Church runs all week with classes on Worship The Life of Christ and Teaching Children taught by Rev W E Hamilton Rev H H Hamilton and Mrs Joe E Boyd. Enrolment exceeds expectations with representatives from Haskell Stamford and other local churches. The session ends Friday night with certificates for all who complete the work.
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Methodist Church
W. E. Hamilton
Seenon
H. H. Hamilton
Joan
Joe E. Boyd
Haskell
Rton
Stamford
Cost of War Highlighted In Memorial Day Message
Rev C R Hooton of American Legion Post argues for peace and adequate relief for disabled veterans. He condemns profiteers and politicians driving endless armament, cites Vinson Bill funding and rising taxes, and warns of renewed U S involvement and losses from war.
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Legion
C. R. Hooton
American Legion
Farm Loans in Jones County Total 714900
A total of 714900 of Federal bank and land bank mortgage loans were made in Jones County from June 1 to May 1, 1984. About 95.2 percent went to private farmers and those retired farmers. Usages included land and equipment purchases, building improvements, and general agricultural needs. About 7,900 used for land and equipment. 26,400 for stock purchases in national farm loan associations and loan fees.
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Jones War
Jones J
National Farm Loan Associations
Panthers Defeat Rule Oilers 5 to 2 in Season Finale
Stamford defeats Rule Oilers 5 to 2 as Cheeves stars with two hits and a key triple. Beaty, Withrow, and L Weeks add RBIs as Stamford pitchers hold late lead. Rule, Munday, and Stamford top pennant ladder with important games upcoming.
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Stamierae
Reading
Stamford
Cotton
Cheeves
Stamford Pla
Om Sp
Munday
Rule
Und
Wee Okene
iCheeves
Baugh
McCandless
Copeland
Coody
Hanna
Edwards
Norman
Bradford
Beatty
Allred
L. Weeks
Day
Beaty
Withrow
Polacek
Jon Bails
Peel
Bumpass
Rollins
Lois Langford Named Postmaster at Hobbs New Mexico
Lois Langford formerly of Stamford is appointed post master at Hobbs New Mexico. He had been acting postmaster for some time. Lanetend is a son of Mr and Mrs Langford of Stamford. Mrs R Hi Langford of Stamford is wife of Langford. Mr and Mrs N D Porter of the city are related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Langford
Stamford
Hobbs
N. M
Beeen
Lanetend
Land
R. Hi. Langford
Stamis
N.D. Porter
Th City
Stamford High School Class Graduates Sixty Students
The Stamford High School class lines up for graduation with 59 boys and girls, led by Lois Janette Link as valedictorian. Names listed include Ivy, Clara Mae Jones, Cecyle Margaret Ning, Margaret regor, Theda Moore, and Dorothea Porter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Smith
Stamford
Lois Janette Link
E. E
Margaret Ning
Hat- Mines
Bess Seach
William de la Volane
Margaret Regor
F.miller
Theda M. Moore
Peale
Mathis
Oman
Déan Porter H. Punchs
Bailey speaks in Stamford in his race for Senate
Bailey, a pacifist candidate, addresses Stamford voters about veterans welfare and federal aid. He defends Congress for its vetoed bill granting $82 million annually for veterans care, says actions reflect best judgement, and emphasizes support for workers and small business while opposing monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Stamford
Senate
Congress
Playful Bull Breaks Owner's Leg in Anson Pasture
Sam Herndon, 49, was injured when a 15 month old bull he raised from a calf from Mrs Herndon trod him in his pasture four miles south of Anson. He suffered a fracture below the knee cap and was taken to Stamford Sanitarium after the Sunday morning attack. The dog chased the bull away while the farmer called for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Herndon
Anson
Mr. Herndon
Stamford
Cooperative Tent Meeting to Begin Sunday
Dr Frank and local leaders announced a cooperative tent meeting set to begin Sunday. Organizers urged participation and outlined aims to discuss community cooperation and mutual aid.
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Edna Earl Priddy
Bob’ Bryan
Margen
Tick
Billy Miller
Orbyrne Doran
Edna Earle Priddy
Garland Monzingo
John Dward Terry
Margery Hills
Hardy Childress
Katherine Lee
Inoit
Seer
Intermediate School
Bill Bruce Lee
The
Doyle
Aline
Tommy Griggs
Speke Melba Cullum
Essica Martin
Dorothea Culwell
Ray Crockett
Mery Louise Doss
Marie White
Bob Bandeen
Wilfred Rucker
Maxine Caffee
Wayne Hargrove
C. M. Lester
W. G. Swenson
Hooton
Amern ‘Legion
Mrs
Christian
Davis
Vinson
Navy Department
War Department
St Our Sppemerelense
Boyy Agen Os
Panthers
Oilers
Jane Smith Orian
Stamford High
Lois Aay
Dr. Frank
Missouri
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