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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1935

Page

7

New Hope Prayer Meeting Draws Large Stamford Crowd

The New Hope Prayer meeting attracted a well attended gathering with Rev. J. H. Skiles of Stamford presiding. Numerous locals and visitors dropped by throughout the week for services and social visits in Stamford and nearby Anson.

J. H. Skiles Stamford Ralph Callicoatte Bill Martin Red Davis Orge Ashburn J. L. Herman, Jr Zula Burney Leonard Reid Milton Roy Cherry Lou Jeff Bates Anson George Lindsey Luther Bolding Glenn, Dempsey Juanelle Rex Lavelle Russell Taylor Hazel Bobby Nell Cox Corinth Omer Lindsey Sallie Hager Buster and Leonard Leo Ivy Near Haskell W. T. Goree Reid J. Creel New Hope Avoca Billie Green Stamford Bay W. A. Gox Doris Williams Morgan Williams Travis Hopkins Lubbock and Wilson Floyd W. T. Brigham Lora Sorrell Ona Reid Dorothy Barnicoat M. S. Woody W. T. Hilliard Irene Hughes I. O. Hughes J. W. Woodruff Luther Guinn Elmer Fagan Commanche

France Leads Race To Rule The Atlantic

The British line led by Samuel Cunard and the new Red France Normandie contend for Atlantic supremacy as ships grow longer and dock facilities expand in New York with a major PWA project. Frank Sauter, 76, of Columbus Ohio, committed suicide at his tombstone carving yard after decades of work.

Samuel Cunard British Shipping-Line Britannia Acadia Columbia Caledonia New Hudson Ver Liverpool New York Taek Normandie Ee Aesince Panama Canal New York City PWA Hudson Normandie Frank Sauter Columbus, O Stone Yard

Pari Mutuels Lose Fight in New York

Legislators in twenty five states with legalized pari mutuels wonder how New York State raised a million or more in revenue while the Senate rejected mutuels and left betting to bookmakers. The Literary Digest says the turf's better element in New York and elsewhere is pleased with the outcome.

Mutuels Threat to U S Thoroughbred Racing

In New York mutuels threaten the sport nationwide. Builders of the system argue bettors may beat bookmakers in Miami style pools, but mutuel take drains funds from the public and winners alike, potentially ending racing as a nationwide enterprise.

New York United States Miami Mutuel

Sunday Attendance and Visits Across Communities

Sunday Schools drew good attendance and Methodist Day services were open to all. A large number joined the Haskell singing convention Sunday afternoon while residents visited kin across Lamesa Stamford Avoca and nearby towns. Various families from Gaunt Pleasant Valley Weinert and Stamford spent weekends with relatives and neighbors in the area.

Methodist Haskell Dee Livengood Howard Bud Davis Gaunt E. A. Gibson Addis Johnson Stamford Charlie Doty C. L. Alton Mildred Pleasant Valley Frank Duross Burl Montgomery Abilene Lamesa Harlen West Lagerton Horace West Tommie Hise James Adcock Fort Worth Carlton Duross J. D. Johnson Henry Lee Muleshoe Elmer C. Watson Roberts Sam Cox Shankles Crider Little Son E. E. Cox M. L. Middlebrook Avoca Louie Kuenstler James David Harper Josselette Dave Terrell Jay West Buster Cox Jim Caffey Garland Swint Henry Hartsfield Near Haskell Nelson Crouch E. A

Rosendahl Defends Use of Dirigibles and Campaign

Lt. Comdr. Charles E. Rosendahl urged continued construction of large rigid airships for naval defense and commercial development before the Society of Automotive Engineers in New York. He cited airship safety and long-range capacity, noting hundreds of thousands of passenger miles without incident and the Graf Zeppelin’s 423 trips and 10,005 hours aloft.

America Charles E. Rosendahl U.S.N Society of Automotive Engineers New York California

Naples violinist killed wife after complaint

Lugi Idone of Naples beat his wife to death with a violin following her scolding about his constant talking of his instrument. Authorities report the violence ending in a fatal stabbing with the instrument in their home.

Lugi Idone Naples Italy

Ilford man jailed over flirting with young women

Alfred Smith, of Ilford, denounced as a pest to the lie, was sentenced to prison for flirting with young women.

Alfred Smith Ilford

Frankenstein Monster Returns to Palace

The Bride of Frankenstein is booked for early showing at the Palace theatre announced by Manager Lester Meyer. Boris Karloff again plays the Monster who now speaks and demands a mate, with Colin Clive Valerie Hobson and others in supporting roles.

Palace Theatre Lester Meyer Weird Pictures Karloff the Monster Colin Clive Valerie Hobson Ernest Thesiger Una O’connor O. P. Heggie Elsa Lancaster Isa James Whaleon Carl Laemmile, Jr

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