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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1940

Page

2

Good News From Hollywood on Decency in Media

Hollywood reports praise for Of Mice and Men screen adaptation removing profanity. The essay argues against vulgarity in modern writing, notes boys imitate swearing, and discusses the role of advertising in newspaper independence and potential bias.

Hollywood John Steinbeck Hal Roach Solow Milestone Steinbeck Stamford

Sunday Services At Bethel Lutheran Church Details

Ericksdahl services and Sunday School were held at Bethel Lutheran Church with deacons in charge. Okey Richards and John Edward Youngquist led Sunday School, with Miss Clara Ann Johnson and Miss Mildred Seth presenting the Luther League program. Mrs. Hugo B. Materius played for all services. A birthday donation was given by Doris Peterson. Next Sunday services proceed as usual with sermons by Mildred Stenholm. Additional items note travels and college affiliations of several families and students from Bethany College and Texas Lutheran College.

Bethel Lutheran Church Okey Richards John Edward Youngquist Luther League 3 Luther League Clara Ann Johnson Mildred Seth Elna Danielson Erics Marie Soderberg John Edward Eric Rosenquist Marjorie Melvin Rebecca Adair Jac

Milford Growth Ties to Local Blacksmith Shop Venture

A Milford family led by a young man buying land in Milford plans a blacksmith shop with welding, assisted by his brother Lee Almquist from Lueders. Sam Almquist has long worked with construction firms and the family will reside in Milford. The notice lists community arrivals, school honors, farm work, and local travels of neighbors and students, including the Petersons Adair Rosenquist Seth, Youngquist, and Hansen families.

Milford Lee Almquist O. L. Ekdahl Lueders Sam Almquist Messrs. Almquist C. L. Carlton Lynn Alton Kaufman Elaine Dallas Denton Arlington Pleasant Valley Arnold Doris Peterson Melvin Rebecca Adair Rosenquist Lester Seth Bertil Youngquist Natalia Henry Peterson Albin Hokanson Eben Olson Mrs. Olson

Stamford area notices and town events irregular in health and business

Lueders B B Boston travels to Mayo Bros Hospital in Rochester after leaving Stamford Sanitarium for treatment. Locals visit relatives in Los Fresnos Cisco Abilene Colorado City and Dallas. A Farmall and International Trucks show is held by Buice Implement. Panhandle Service Station opens on Panhandle Refining Co grounds. Piano pupils win State and National honors in Abilene with Doris Jean Seth earning four straight national awards and possible Hall of Fame entry.

Bobby Jane Webb V. K. Jamerson Coleman Jamerson L. O. Sandlin T. A. Tnam Mary Alice Dallas Helen Hansen Weatherford College S. K. Hansen Margaret Lieb Sparks Houston Francis Lieb H. D. Bishop Lubbock Leroy Texas Tech William Rogers Abilene Roy Aycock Graham Weldon Parker B. B. Boston Stamford Sanitarium Rochester L. O. Davidson F. Seth Austin Waco Doris Roughton L. C. Counts Colorado City Betty Lou Truelove Vernon Opal Medgling Maurice Putnam St. Jo School T. R. Putnam Buic Implement Company Stamford Howard Latimer Charlie Latimer W. M. Arrington Cisco Gail Etter Littlefield W. C. Parker R. C. Winkles J. C. Eubanks Helen Dunlap R. Dunlap North Texas State Teachers College Denton Clay Gould Little Daughter Gould Panhandle Panhandle Refining Company O. F. Seth Doris Jean Seth Music Hall of Fame New York City Mary Louise McDuff Ann Harrison

Harvests Bloom as Grasshoppers Hit Fields in Old Glory

Old Glory farmers harvest grain and clear crops while facing a grasshopper invasion. A rain shower would help crops and farmers as Rev Wainscott led a Baptist service and the Sunday School reorganized with R F Tomlinson elected superintendent.

Mr. Wainscott Rule Baptist Church Baptists R. F. Tomlinson

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Stonewall County Area

Entries reveal social visits in Avoca Mingus and Stamford. Nurse Adie Macon graduates from Shannon Memorial Hospital San Angelo and attends a May 31 gathering with Jack Fuqua family. Also noted are Miss Bernice Dippel recovering in Stamford Hospital and visits by Louis and Barbara Ann Rinn and by Jo Ann Fouts and Bobby Fouts to grandparents. E. M. Lawrence of Aspermont campaigns for Stonewall County judge. Grandfather Flowers and W H Flowers visited relatives in Mingus.

Iss Adie Macon San Angelo Jack Fuqua Leemore Royce Fuqua Stamford Miss Macon Shannon Memorial Hospital Bernice Dippel Louis Barbara Ann Rinn Herbert Rinn Avoca Jo Ann Bobby Fouts J. A. Fouts Gholson E. M. Lawrence Aspermont Stonewall County Grandfather Flowers W. H. Flowers Mingus

Avoca Social Notes Highlight Wide Range Of Visits

Avoca residents hosted and visited relatives from Anson Wichita Falls Stamford Crosby Glendale and Big Spring with many weekend and weekday gatherings. Families including Watts Knowles Rennels Culwell Culwell Driskell Easterling and Holden spent time with kin in Avoca and nearby towns.

J. L. Watts Wesley Beasley Vernon Watts Anson Kay Gillespie Wichita Falls John Crawford Pearl Brown Wanda Sue Josie Mae Weinert L. C. Knowles N. L. Young J. M. Humphrey Stamford Humphrey J. C. Williams Williams Bennie Young Donald Eula Muenzler Will H. Grimes Abilene Winifred McAllister Tuxedo Roy Hines Avoca J. W. Grimes Henry Hanson Fort Phantom Lake James Campbell R. S. McLaughlin Caddo J. E. Rennels Lindsey Rennels Big Spring W. E. Fielder Ray Swindle Brownfield Claud Caudle Breckenridge Homer Caudle Edgebert Caudle J. R. Caudle R. L. Hines Ruth Hurley O. D. Swenson Glen Rose Swenson Hines Wilburn Salmon Stephenville Wilburn Eunice Salmon J. S. Culwell Dallas Roy Bowden Mineral Wells Minnie Johnson Weatherford Hugh Culwell O. W. Winstead College Station M. College Winstead Avoca School L. F. Goad Robert Williams Old Glory John Driskell J. W., Paul, Margie Nell Amarillo R. H. Tidwell Tidwell M. E. Gillpin Morgan J. T. Lawrence Leeders Roy Swindle Ray Mond Earl W. C. Fielder Benton Stanford Horton Kansas Hylen Holloway Odessa Mr. Winstead Co. M. Winstead Guy Ellis Woodson B. B. Bingham

Council Fire Held By Two Camp Fire Groups

The Cheskcamay and Ikicaga Camp Fire groups held a council fire at the Boy Scout and Camp Fire Girls building on Moran Street. Guardians Vera Steely Ann McReynolds and Esther Rogers led the ceremony as Firemaker's rank was conferred on five Chesk camay members. The event featured robes and beaded head bands worn by the new Firemakers.

Cheskcamay Ikicaga Boy Scout and Camp Fire Moran Street Wahanka Vera Steely Ann McReynolds Esther Rogers Mary Sue Humphrey Betty Jo Mahood Peg

Camp Fire honors and play day at Wahankas group event

Betty Pace gy Tinsley and Doro tha Paul Summers lead the program as the Woodgatherers confer ranks on Baird Sims Gill Bounds. Joy Britt earns Trail Seeker's rank. attendance honors go to Ferrell McReynolds Barrett Humphrey Mahood and others. Wahankas hosts a day of leaves games and a picnic lunch with guardian Miss Rogers supervising supervised groups.

Gy Tinsley Betty Pace Dorotha Paul Summers Martha Jo Baird Barbara Sims Joan Gill Mary Elizabeth Bounds Cheskcamay Grou Lavern Ferrell Ann Meynolds Ikicaga Group Joy Britt Ikicaga Shirley Lareau Ann McReynolds Alice Lee Barrett Betty Jo Allred Mary Sue Humphrey Betty Jo Mahood Peggy Tinsley Kathryn Council Wahanka Vesta Ferrell Mary Frances Ferrell Paula MaeVaden Ruth Greene Peggy van Harbert Betty Sue Samuels Lois Caldwell Betty Sue McCarty Joyce Short Jack Fuqua Miss Rogers Rule Jean Russell Miss Steely E. E. Edwards Miss Reynolds

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