Committees Named by New CofC President Norris Russell
Norris Russell the new Stamford Chamber of Commerce president announces committees for the coming year with Weldon Walker as VP and John R. Rice as treasurer. Directors include J C May, L L Webb, and Joe Hudspeth among others with detailed chairmen and members listed for Agriculture Athletic Civic Improvement and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Russell
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
Norrs
Weldon Walker
John R. Rice
Lee Walker
Weaver Medlin
J. C. May
L. L. Webb
C. M. Lester
Joe Hudspeth
Weldon Wakter
Arcie Pardue
David Rathit
Harry Lee Haynes
Bob Bandesa
Wade Watts
Bland Harrison
Louis Blackstock
Vernon Loy Vern
Agriculture
Stanley McKeever
Athletic
Nicholson
Jimmy West
Tom Adams
A. C. Humphrey
Arche Pardue
F. L. Martin
Rey Craig
John RB Ris
Jim F. West
Bob Bandeen
Mrs. R. FF. Mahood
Warren Albert
Young Helms Boy Now Out of Hospital
Five year old Jack Weldon Helms son of Mr and Mrs J W Helms was dismissed from Stamford Sanitarium Thursday after injuries from a car collision. He was struck by the front fender of a car driven by Albert Lee in front of Chenaults store Wednesday around noon and sustained head and facial bruises. His father works at Feldt Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Weldon Helms
J W. Helms
Stamford
Albert Lee
Chenault
Are Bulance
Feldt Manufacturing Company
Former Resident To Tour Several Foreign Countries
Mrs. Jim Davis formerly Thelma Thorp of Perryton will sail from New York on the Queen Mary with Dr W Vaught’s Brownell Tour No 152. She will attend the Baptist World Alliance in London in July and visit Europe Egypt and the Holy Land before the convention. Her nephew John will attend Boys’ Camp in Ridgecrest NC while she travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Davis
Thelma Thorp
Perryton
New York
W. Vaught
Davis
Baptist World Alliance
London
Europe
Holy Land
Baptist World Alliance Convention
John
Tidgecrest
N. C
Willoughby Tackles Commonplace Changes at Stamford Banquet
John Willoughby, Abilene attorney and former Stamford resident, spoke at the Ladies Night Banquet of the Exchange Club at Stamford Country Club. He urged rethinking taken for granted issues, highlighted auto fatalities, and discussed civic debts while sharing stories and jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Stamford Country Club
John Willoughby
Abilene
Matilda Metz to Remain at University of Texas
Matilda Metz daughter of Dr and Mrs J F Metz remains in school at the University of Texas for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Metz
J. F. Metz
University of Texas
Texas Farm Real Estate Values Rise Marginally
USDA releases show Texas farm real estate values increased three percent from November to March and two percent over the 12 months ending March, reflecting a steady but modest gain in the state’s agricultural land market.
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USDA
Texas
First of Series of Youth Camps Open at Lueders Encampment
The Baptist Youth camps at Lueders start with the Junior Girls Auxiliary camp June 20 to 23 and the Sunbeam camp June 25 to 24. District 17 leaders include Mrs Hob Smith of Rochester and Mrs O B Woodrum of Abilene, with Rev By ron Bryant of Stamford as camp president. Re see the daily program features swimming with lifeguards, a counselors clinic led by Mrs Harvey Wigger, a Beauty Box afternoon session, and mission studies taught by listed teachers from Abilene, Rochester, Ranger, Sweetwater, and Stamford. Camp missions by Mrs James Lunsford include Brazil films in the evenings. Sunbeam activities feature flannelgraph stories and pantomimes by Rochester Sunbeams. Camp fees are 6 dollars for Girls Auxiliary and 2 dollars for Sunbeam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders Baptist
Sunbeam
District 17
Hob Smith
Rochester
Young People’s
O. B. Woodrum
Abilene
WMU
Byron Bryant
Stamford
Bill CraSon
Kenneth Hill
Harvey Wigger
L. L Trott
R. D. Baker
Lee Gullen
Water
Bill Crafton
James Lunsford
Brazil
W. S. Thomas
Rochester Sunbeams
Hill Family Visit Mentions Dallas and Georgetown Ranch
Sue Dell Hill visits relatives in Dallas while her brother Stanley Hill stays on a ranch near Georgetown. They are the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Dell Hill
Dallas
Stanley Hill
Georgetown
Jess Hill
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Dick Rowland
Jack Tidwell
George Kinney
Tommy Elliott
George Pryor
F. Jb. Upshaw
John Dyer
Goodwill
Raymond Hammer
Clay Markham
Bernard Bryant
Sanford Hodge
Carl Swenson
Jack Mills
Roy Duke
Charles Brownfield
G. Swenson
Roy Ariedge
Warren Tayman
Cec
L Eager
Martin Blackburn Industrial Development
J. M Ashcroft
K. K. Francis
H. D Smith
C. Fo Upshaw
Curtis McNeeley
H. G. Andrews
St Dick Rowland
Leroy Johnson
J C. May
A. T. Halbert
Sam Baize
Reginald Baird
Roy McAnear
Olive McDougle
Cleburne Huston
George Morey
Dudley Duncan
Gene Turnbow
Stanley Hal
Herschel Kelley
Marvin Stanford
Desgane Elliot
Norris Russell Cofl
Helms
William H. Smith
Lancaster
Frank Reves
Stinesville
Ind
J. J. Kell
America
Lone Star Compmander
Arledge Ice Company
West McHarg Street
Willoughy
Georgi Bohannon
Angela Tillotson
Miss Tillotson
Betty Upshaw
Jaycee
Warren Alberts
Rotary Club
R. E. Hall
Ona High
Jeame
City of
Stamford Independent
Manhattan
Style-Mart
Manhattan Beach
Oeerakeers and
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Sea Breeze
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