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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1930

Page

2

Drafts and local civic notes from Stamford Texas

Shortage of gubernatorial candidates leads to three man draft Lynch Davidson Dan Moody and Pink Parrish. Governor race changes after Gregory Hatcher withdraws. West Texas Chamber of Commerce gains Stamford leaders Judge Charlie E Coombes D A Bandeen and R V Colbert. Rural school highlights at Post School Haskell County with 4 H clubs dairy poultry program led by Elmer C Watson.

Texas Lynch Davidson Dan Moody Pink Parrish Charlies E. Coombes D. A. Bandeen West Texas Haskell County Stamford A. & M. College Elmer C. Watson Watson

Sunday Visits Across Communities In West Texas

Residents from New Mexico, Weaver, Pleasent Valley and Stamford visited relatives in Abilene, Coleman and Plainview. Family gatherings included Mr and Mrs Mercer, Miles, Bosie, Mullis, Gould, Stanford and Frye families with trips to a West Texas Chiropractic convention.

Jess Pruitt Jessie Green Hellen New Mexico A. Q. Stanford Pleasent Valley John Mullis Weaver Dillard Edgar Wallace Miles Ruth Faye Miles Marvin Stanford Dre. Y D Rulah Gould West Texas W. Z. Miles E. G. Bosse Post Rural School Farline Bueford Williamson Wille Ferguson J. E. Ray Ellis Ferguson Leeders Etta Mae Greenhaw S B. West W. Brown Stamford R. L. Carter

NEW HOPE COMMUNITY NOTES ON RAIN AND VISITS

Farmers seek soaking rains as crops grow. Miss Jessie Moody of Plainview in Haskell county visits her brother and wife, Arthur and Mrs. Moody. Riley Miller and baby of Abilene were seen here Sunday, while Ray Franks and baby of Plainview are visiting relatives in this community and Avoca.

Jessie Moody Plainview Haskell County Arthur Moody Riley Miller Baby Abilene Ray Franks Texas Avoca

Community News Notes from Local Residents

Local column lists visitors and family visits across Avoca Swan Chapel Stamford Stamford. Mentions include Mrs John Jared ill, Ola White and children with grandmother, and various relatives visiting relatives in Howard Avoca and Corinth communities. Church attendance and singing event noted with Bennett boys and other residents in attendance.

John Jared Ola White W. J. Williams R. B. Bule Arthur Moody Howard Morgan Williams Baron Lindsey Guy Watkins Anson Jessie Bean Abilene Ruby Ellis Corpus Christi Sarah Fay Lorena Inez Agee Swan Chapel A. B. Lindsey Bernie Reid Dallas Charles Anderson Carl and Lenard Avoca Stamford Wilma Simpson J. E. Baxter Corinth Bennett Boys H. C. Lusk E. P. Pertwood

Huddleston Chatwell Family Visit Seymour

Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Huddleston and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chatwell with their son Harwell Dallas spent Sunday in Seymour as guests of J. T. Bibby, who is a brother of Mrs. Huddleston.

R. F. Huddleston Walter Chatwell Harwell Dallas Seymour J. T. Bibby Femaily Mr. Bibby Mrs. Tuddleston

Nutty Natural History of the Far Fast Polly Tik

A humorous description of a talkative political parrot from a far distant region. The bird is depicted with exaggerated features, including a peanut head, filbert body, and striped plumage painted in purple and gold.

Tate Thorese Die Beal

Memorial Day Flowers At Arlington Honor Resting Heroes

Memorial Day scenes show loose sprays bouquets and floral tributes blanketing graves at Arlington National Cemetery. Peonies gladioli and evergreens replace older monument pieces while Unknown Soldier tombs receive prominent lavish sprays. Visitors note unclear who leaves tributes though paths to Peary and Bennett graves are marked by flowers. Miss Katherine McDaniel heads to Denton for summer school and Mr. and Mrs. Hart visit Big Spring.

Arlington National Cemetery Arlington Hich Waneton Otomne Miral Peary Floyd Bennett

How It Started By Jean Newton

An essay traces how English absorbed foreign words such as barbecue from the Haltians and related to a long exchange of languages. It explains how barbacoa signifies a framework of sticks and how the term evolved to describe open air roasting events.

Immediate family ties unravel in late night study visit

Nan, Alice, and Anne visit Uncle Ted who explains their family roots and past hardships. Relationships deepen as engagement announcements arrive from Jan and Alice while Nan receives a gold locket from Don, symbolizing a pledged romance.

Nan Anne Alice Poe Uncle Ted Dan Jan Nancy Nancy Gordon Tom Theodore Tunner France England Marianne America Dean Sach Don

Notice to Creditors of J. E. Duncan Grocery Company

J E Duncan of Jones County executed a deed of assignment on May 10 1930 transferring all property to the assignee for creditors. Creditors consenting must file consent within four months and claims within six months at Stamford Texas.

J. E. Duncan County of Jones Stamford Texas

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Cleburne Huston East Hamilton Street Gregory Hatcher A. ©. Speaker Tris Speaker Dexter Plumice Earl Portwood J. H. Lusk Olen Deris Lusk Brazelton Lumber Company Rooe IN Nutty Natural History Katherine McDaniel Denton Mrs. T. C. Hart and Son Big Spring By Jean Newton E. V. Hardwick Stamford State Bank Bldg Stamford, Texas KODAK Walton Penice Hughes V. W. Jones In Ray Roberts Vanes Ted Ray Don Sears Mrs. Gordon Fitzpatrick Shoe Man Motor Freight Rowntree Motor Lines Hamilton St Ordere Ray Rector J. E. Duncan Grocery Company Barrow Funeral Parlors West Texas Utilities Company
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