New Hope Rainfall Totals Two Inches Boosts Planting
Two inches of rain at New Hope benefits early maize harvest and enables farmers to plant cotton. The report notes community events including church services at the Baptist Church with Rev W Hedrick, plus visits and dinners among local residents such as the Crow and Davis families in Stamford and surrounding areas.
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New Hope
The
Baptist Church
Rev. W. Hedrick
Rev
Mra Hedrick
Judy Ann
Barron Lindsey
Community Notes From Stamford And Nearby
Residents share visits with friends and family across Stamford Hale Center and Abilene. The Young Adult class held a social at the Fellowship hall with games and homemade ice cream. Rain boosted soil moisture aiding early maize and cotton planting. yields reported around six to seven bushels per acre with a farmer averaging 14. Visitors included the Red and Reid families, Leo Ivy, and W. Jared relations. illness keeps Mr. Jared bedbound.
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Fellowship Hall
Leo Ivy
Abilene
Beneft
Tredell Rogers
J. W. Jared
Morgan Rhodes
Stamford
W. T. Goree
Leonard Reid
Hale Center
L. B. Goodwin
Billi Evans
Jared
Ira
Opal Hughes
Sue Hardin
Cecil Rean
Barbara Ann
Getting More for Food Dollar Discussion in Stamford
A series of informal June meetings at the home economics cottage invites Stamford women to learn to stretch their food dollar. Sessions run Wednesday and Friday mornings 9 to 11 with no charge, led by Mrs. H. K. Langford. Miss Ethel Rowell offers sewing help and homemaking facility access through Stamford Public Schools.
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Stamford
H. K. Langford
Ethel Rowell
Stamford Public Schools
Miss Rowell
Two Inches Rainfall Welcomed by Farmers in Tuxedo Area
The article notes two inches of rainfall in the Tuxedo area easing drought stress on crops. It lists local residents and families attending church events, visiting relatives, and community notices including a Home Demonstration club meeting and a Methodist Conference appointment in Lubbock. Several people are named with ties to Stamford and surrounding communities.
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J. W. Usment
W. C. Carlton
Joe Carlton
Wallace Edge
Stamford
Vernon Rowton
Jeanette
Jimmy
Goree
Doyle McKennon
Home Demonstration Club
Coyt Smith
Elvin and Coyt Arson
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George Pierce
Duke of Seymour
Dougal Davis
Oran Teague
Cecil Beag
Creed Portwood
Laverne Adamx
Mr. Arm
Luther York
Chas. Walsh
Doe Warne
Judy Lynne Bean
By Chester Klock
Teddy
Jimmy Lee Seay
Roy Duke
Bunk Lusk
Douglas
Lillie Skiles
C. W. Hedrick
Jimmy Seay
Arvin Lindsey
Ceel Bean
Lon Goodwin
Mattie Red
Douglas Davis
Earl Portwood
Chil
Dren, Jerry and
Linda
Fort Worth
Mrs. Portwood
Arents
Mrs. C. S. Plumee
Staerord
Zoli
Frank D. Scott
M.D. Office
Scott's Clinic
Haskell
Texas
Dodson Motor Company
Studebaker
C.T. Dodson
Mi Studebaker
Dop Studebaker Sales & Service
Ompany
Telephone
N. Swenson Si
Coten Foodsice Cubes
Sus
Tiny Gas Fame
Lone Star Gas Company
Teses Corper
Duke Appliance Company
Clyde Pritchard
Paul Galey
Priscila Harwell
George Rivers
Harvey Allen Rivers
Methodist Church
Harvey Allen
Jimmy French
McMurty College
J. K. French
J. C. Harwell
Arnold Glenn
Peggy Jane
Ropesville
William Brigham
Rotan
Denton
Mr. Carlton
Bessie Kirkland
A. J. French, Jr
W. Osment
Tim Nueman
Robert Hoote
Lavenda Mae French
Jarman's New
Ny-Urio
Jayson
Cobb’s
C. L. Cromwell
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