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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
9
A speaker denounces federal overreach and party politics. He calls voters to back him to defend ordinary Americans and push for a revival of values, urging a large July 28 primary turnout to set a national example. He vows to carry constituent voices to Washington and restore dignity and unity.
Mrs. Doris Pope Kinney owner of The Wash Pot warns housewives to follow hang tag directions on new wash and wear fabrics and avoid chlorine bleach. Sodium perborate or hydrogen peroxide may be used for safe whitening on white or fast colored items when needed. The Wash Pot uses up to date laundry knowledge to maintain fabric color and washability.
Marcia Robertson of Fort Worth has been chosen as a Freshman Maiden for the Texas Wesleyan May Fete. She is a freshman English major, Dean’s List honoree, and served in the May Queen’s royal court.
Cliofas C. Vasquez son of Mr and Mrs Agustin C Vasquez resident of Stamford Texas finished nine weeks of boot camp at the Naval Training Center San Diego California with a full dress parade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries marking the graduation exercises
Mrs. J B Lowe, age 89, credits outdoor labor for her health and vigor. Born Nannie Hickerson near Valley Mills, she lives with daughter Marile May in town, outlived several children, and remains active in church and reading the Bible.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Carpenter plan to travel to Lubbock mid July so he can enter Texas Tech for the second half of the summer term. He will major in journalism and work for the Tech Press while Mrs Carpenter joins the public relations department at Texas Tech.
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