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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1940

Page

5

Rain totals exceed two inches in Stamford last week

Stamford reports over two inches of rain in the last week with strong winds and hail. Rain on Thursday night 0.38 inch, Friday 1.07, Saturday 0.77 totaling 2.22 inches per the Swenson Land and Cattle Company gauge. Soil Conservation Service gauge two miles southwest shows 2.33 inches with 0.55, 0.80, 0.88, 0.10 inches daily. J. M. Bird notes 5.6 inches for May at the Soil Conservation Service gauge.

Stamford Swenson Land and Cattle Company Soil Conservation Service J. M. Bird

Petition seeks larger oil allowables for Stamford area

Citizens of Jones Haskell and Shackelford counties prepare a long petition for Jerry Sadler railroad commissioner to raise oil allowables to match other North Texas fields. Voters and residents are urged to sign, claiming relief is needed for farmers business people and refiners alike.

Jones Haskell Shackelford Stamford Jerry Sadler North Texas

Jamie Chandler piano recital at First Baptist Church

About 40 guests attended the Sunday recital by Jamie Chandler daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Chandler at the First Baptist Church. She studied with Mrs C M Lester and performed Chopins Prelude in A major Bach two part invention Beethovens Adagio Haydn Sonata and other pieces plus two flute numbers accompanied by Gweneto Flemins.

First Baptist Church Jamie Chandler J. W. Chandler Jamie C. M. Lester Chandler Roy Scott Austin Guy B. Karr Spur Patsy Sue Capps Omi Ruth Corley Mary Corley Seymour Chopin Bach Beethoven Haydn Mascagni Maclowell Men

Zion Lutheran Sagerton Pastor Ripke News Schedule

The Sunday School and Bible Class meet at 9 45 a m followed by Divine Service in English at 10 30 a m. scripture from John 8 31 32 is cited and a sincere invitation is extended to worship with us.

Central Presbyterian to Hold Sunday Services in Morning and Evening

Rev. Wm. F. Rogan returns to lead regular services at Central Presbyterian church with preaching at both morning and evening hours. Sunday School is scheduled for 10 a.m.

Central Presbyterian Wm. F. Rogan

Methodist Camp At Lueders Ends Friday Noon

The Stamford district camp closes with a consecration by Rev. Carl Clement of Stamford. Camp will break at noon Friday after a week of vesper services and recreation led by Rev. H L Thurston and Rev. Tom Johnston assisted by Miss Mary Hogue. Seventeen Stamford youths attend with Novelle Yantis as counselor.

Carl Clement Stamford Methodist Christian Adventure Lueders H. L. Thurston Aspermont Tom Johnston Mr. Clement Carl McMasters Leeders Ray Lee Rule

Coleman Hotel Being Enlarged

The Coleman Hotel on South Anson Street is being enlarged and improved. Work started this week on enlarging the second story. J. L. Ulmer has the contract for the work.

Coleman Hotel South Anson Street J. L. Ulmer

Buie Implement Co appoints new repair man

Dallas Hill formerly of Wichita Falls is Buie Implement Co.s new repair man replacing R T Daniel who moved to Sweetwater. Hill and his wife have moved to 609 East Reynolds Street.

Dallas Hill Wichita Falls Buie Implement Company R. T. Daniel Sweetwater Mr. Hill East Reynolds Street

Two Refrigerators Damaged by Fire in Stamford

Motors of two mechanical refrigerators in Stamford caught fire within days. Each blaze remained confined to the appliance with only smoke damage. The first occurred last Friday night at 609 East Reynolds Street, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill home. neighbors removed the burning unit within minutes. The second fire happened about 3:45 a.m. Wednesday at Tom's Tee Cream Parlor with no one present. smoke was spotted by R. P. Beavers, owner of Miy-Nice Bakery, next door.

Stamford Dallas Hill East Reynolds Street Tom's Tee Cream Parlor R. P. Beavers Miy-Nice

Minister Griswold and wife relocate to Stamford

Rev W H Griswold pastor of the Central Christian Church and his wife moved from Fort Worth to Stamford arriving Wednesday. They are making their home at 496 East Hamilton Street. Griswold has been pastor since April 1 and had been in Texas for university and special work while awaiting the school’s end.

Stamford W. H. Griswold Central Christian Church Fort Worth East Hamilton Street Mr. Griswold Texas

Martha McClellan Appears in Twilight Recital at Home

Martha McClellan daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton McClellan appeared in a piano recital at their home last Friday evening. She studied under Mrs C M Lester and performed pieces including Moszkowski Bolero Bach Prelude and Fugue Beethoven Sonata Adagio and Allegretto Scott Lotus Land and Schubert Impromptu. Gweneth Flemins played violin and Mrs Lester accompanied. Virginie Tayman welcomed guests and Tinsley hosted the punch. The room featured roses snapdragon and daisies.

Martha McClellan Alton McClellan C. M. Lester Virginie Tayman T. R. Tinsley Hile von Stagner Betty Jo Sur Gweneth Flemins Lester Martha Moskowski Bach Beethoven Scott Schubert

Fish Fry for Exchange Club at Will Rogers Bunkhouse

Exchange Club members and wives host a fish fry at the Will Rogers Memorial Bunkhouse on Thursday night June 13. The losing attendance side provides hosts, led by captain Grady Bowdry, who says the fish were provided and some were even caught by him. A local string band will play during the meal replacing the regular Friday luncheon at the Inn.

Exchange Club Will Rogers Grady Bowdry

Connally-Smith Bill Aims to Deport Aliens and Fingerprint

The Connally Smith anti alien bill moves quickly toward passage in the Senate and House. It mandatorily deports certain aliens and requires fingerprinting for entry. It bans visa issuance to unregistered aliens and requires all over nine years to be fingerprinted and registered with address changes reported within five days.

Washington Senate House America Tom Connally Texas Senate Judiciary Committee United States States Connally Senator Connally

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