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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1957

Page

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Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band Heads to Stamford Rodeo

Hardin-Simmons University Cowboy Band, famed for western shows, returns to Stamford for the Texas Cowboy Reunion with three days of rodeo performances The piece recalls Will Rogers rewarding the band in 1935 with a hundred dollars and notes 16 new freshmen join during summer rehearsals Director Marion R B McClure recalls the boost and the group’s long rodeo trail including appearances in Callahan County and Seymour Texas.

Hardin-Simmons University Cowboy Band Stamford Jay Texas Cowboy Will Rogers Stamford Madison Square Garden New York Marion RB McClure Callahan County Sheriff's Posse Seymour Old Settlers Europe

Giant Cabbage Proves Superior Gardens in Laverton Area

Mrs Alvin Holle, three miles east of Laverton, exhibited a giant cabbage at The American weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces and 37 inches in circumference. She notes this is one of many large heads in a thriving garden that also yields English peas beans cucumbers carrots mustard greens and turnip greens. Mrs Helle adds irrigation helped last year and hopes for a pork heavy winter with chops and sauerkraut.

Alvin Holle Laverton Mrs. Helle Helles

Patterson Family Visits Midland Kin Extend Stay

Mr and Mrs Connie Patterson and children Mary Ann Bobby and Billy of Midland visit Connie Patterson's parents Mr and Mrs Bob Boone and her brother and family Mr and Mrs O B Boone. Bobby and Billy plan to stay longer.

Connie Patterson Mary Ann Bobby Billy Midland Bob Boone O. B Boone

Bunkhouse and Roundup Hall Repair for Pioneer Reunion

The Texas Cowboy Reunion Association conducts repairs at the Bunkhouse and Roundup Hall including a new roof on the Bunkhouse and tightened roof on the Roundup Hall. Upgrades such as a new ladies shower and improved ceilings and floors are planned as officers meet on May 7. Preparations for the July 2 3 4 gathering at the Bunkhouse are announced along with committee appointments and board nominations.

Texas Cowdo Texas Cowboy Reunion Association H. E. Culwell Organization of Oldtime Cowboys and Cattlemen J. Spurgeon Reeves J. B. Cotten C. B. Burson Wayne Perry S. M. Royall Charlie Mayes J. €. Davis Mr. Cotten Brown J. C. Moorhouse C. R. Elliott Wayman Smith Porter Campbell W. G. Swenson Texas Cowboy Reunion Culwell Mr Culwell Charlie Maye Charlie Moorhouse Bajami J. W Hudson Haskell

Fischers Grow Record Garlic Plants in Spring Rains

The Walter Fischers of Sagerton Route 1 report a 50 inch tall garlic stalk with a 12 inch top girth, noting most garlic is average size despite a good garden and fruit crop this year.

Walter Fischers Sagerton Route 1 Fischer

Former Stamford Resident Dies at 83 in Memphis Texas

Mrs. Ophelia Cushenberry Ferguson aged 83, born in Franklin Kentucky, died June 12 at Odom Clinic Hospital in Memphis Texas. She lived in Stamford from 1901 to 1942 with her husband, a retired railroad man. Funeral held June 1942 at Kinney Chapel with Vernon Mayfield officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Pallbearers from Stamford and Abilene. Survived by two brothers Hugo Cushenberry and Vernon Cushenberry.

A. W. Ferguson Stamford Pam Odom Clinic Memphis Texas Ferguson Kinney Funeral Chapel Vernon Mayfield Lagerton Tuxeco Highland Cemetery Kinney Funeral Home Harry Yates H. P. Austin S. D. Gay Denton Black A. J McDonald Buddy Jackson Abilene

Massey Resigns as Haltom City Manager for Weatherford Post

Cecil Massey resigns as Haltom City manager effective June 24 to take a similar post in Weatherford. He has led Haltom City since January 1956 after serving four years as Hereford city manager and is son of Mrs. HT Massey, formerly of Stamford.

Cecil Massey Haltom City Weatherford Massey Stamford HT. Massey Hereford

Last Shirt Loss Hits Hollabaugh Before June Wedding

Raymond Hollabaugh faces a wardrobe theft after a break in while visiting Fort Worth. His fiancée Elizabeth Simon of Corrigan remains set to marry him in Corrigan on June 28.

Raymond Hollabaugh Fort Worth Hellabaugh Elizabeth Simon Corrigan

Eighteen Stamford Lions Receive Attendance Pins

Eighteen Stamford Lions were awarded perfect attendance pins for not missing a meeting during the past year. The pins were presented by K E Cowger at the Ladies night meeting during the installation of new officers. District 2 Governor R H Garrett spoke and installed officers along with cabinet secretary John Good.

Lions Club K E. L. Cowger Stamford R. H Pop) Garrett Eastland John Good

Eastern Star Installs Stamford Chapter Officers

Stamford Chapter No 269 Order of the Eastern Star installed new officers on June 15 at Masonic Hall led by installing officer Mrs James Davidson. Officers include Mrs Herman Cox as worthy matron and Mr Cox as worthy patron with several members from Stamford and Sweetwater in roles. A program featuring the good ship Eastern Star set sail, with musical numbers and solo by F R Pickens, followed by refreshments.

Stamford Order of the Eastern Star Herman Cox Cox James Davidson Hermidah Marshal Paul Cain Genoa Cole Sweetwater Joel Vo Grimes Carlton Bassett Dc Coleman J. Coleman Rupert Raley B. R. Pickens Hens Hansen Don Kennedy Wayne Mayfield George Ra Adair Charles Clark Dan Smith L. Lindsey Martha G. L Moody Eleeta J. Vo

Wheat Balloting Slated Thursday in 1958 Referendum

Wheat farmers are reminded to vote in the June 20 wheat marketing quota referendum between 9 am and 7 pm. Designated voting places in Jones and Haskell counties were listed last week. Two thirds or more of eligible voters must approve quotas to have them in effect for the 1958 wheat crop. BOG Rowell, chairman of the Jones County ASC committee, reminds.

Jones Haskell Bog Rowell Jones County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee

Oliver Street Church to Open Vacation Bible School

Oliver Street Church of Christ announces a Vacation Bible School starting Monday June 24 led by minister Frank B. Plachy. Classes run 9 to 11 a.m. for ages three through high school with a 39 minute intermission. Located at 302 West Oliver Street. Mrs. Dan Smith is a patient at Stamford Sanitarium.

Oliver Street Church of Christ Frank B. Plachy West

Stamford Girls and Boys State Participants Named

Four Stamford girls attended Bluebonnet Girls State in Austin from June 10 through June 1. Darlene Olson Margaret Nanert Charbett McCallum and Natoma Roberts were chosen by local service groups. Boys State delegates included Larry Don Denson Monty Gene Monzingo Tommy Wayne Davis and Oran Brigham with sponsors from VFW American Legion Rotary and Exchange clubs.

Stamford Austin Ich Darlene Olson Bevo Olson Margaret Nanert Ross Gentry Exchange Club Charbett McCallum Garth McCallum Rotary Club Natoma Roberts Kt. Roberts B&pw Beys State Larry Don Denson VFW Oas Monty Gene Monzingo Lawson Tommy Wayne Davis Rkotary Club Oran Brigham Exchange

Trinity Baptists Set Revival Date

Rev VoD Walters of First Baptist Church at Cross Platine will preach for four revival meetings at Trinity Baptist Church. Bes Tall Crafton, district evangelism chairman for Baptist District 17, announced Walters’ prior pastorates at Jayton and Paint Creek. Services start Friday, with morning and evening services daily at 6 am, 10 am, and an evening service, led by Wayne Baldwin and Peggy Taylor assisting.

Vod. Walters First Baptist Church Cross Platine Trinity Baptist Church Bes Tall Crafton Mr. Walters Baptist District 17 Jayton Paint Creek Lueders Baptist Encampment Crafton Wayne Baldwin Peggy Taylor

Better-Than-Average Wheat Harvest Nears Half-Way Mark

Wheat harvest is about 4 to 5 percent complete with an estimated strong yield said by Jet Mickler of Kenbell Village Company. Rain was scarce last week, fields mostly dry with moisture trace in some spots, and farmers anticipate an excellent crop while cotton planting and weed clearing continue despite weather challenges.

Jet Mickler kKenbell Villiage Company Wee Marty Estimtes

Three Bulldogs to play in Greenbelt All Star game

Alb District standout Mike McClellan and Rovee West headline three Bulldogs selected for the South annual Grenbelt All Star game at Childress on August 15. Nominated by coaches from 49 schools in Texas and Oklahoma, the trio will join 24 Star players on the Fast team coached by G RO Gillstrap. They report to Childress for a week of drills and will take part in the Grenbelt Queen events as guests of the city.

Alb Peathos Christian Mike McClellan Abb Rovee West Childress Cordon Weel Christian Machellan West Tews Oklahoma Coch G RO Gillstrap Arlington State College Gillatrap Sam Kinn Dre Precht Flaskell Tebert Starr Photh Vt A Sandy” Sanford Tarleton State College Chiltress

Junior Olympics Training Starts in Abilene This Summer

Junior Olympics training begins in Abilene with special sessions for boys of various ages at Abilene High School on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday mornings. Events divide into age groups 12 14 14 15 16 17 with top two finishers advancing to Houston for regional meets.

Abilene Pmid Andersen Anderson Seriol Hlousten Sumeer E Vernal Stamford Tucket Hall

Avoca Homecoming June 29 Sets Brief Program

Avoca announces a homecoming on June 29 with a brief program after a 4 pm business meeting. William Deren, president of the Avoca Alumni Association, says the event aims for a relaxed gathering and melting together before the barbecue. Those attending should obtain a meal ticket from Woodwon Huffaker by June 27 so food can be prepared.

Avoca William Deren Avoon Alumni Asaociation Wood Won Huffaker Echo

Texas Cowboy Reunion Edition Preview

The Stamford American announces a 1957 Texas Cowboy Reunion edition to publish next week ahead of the Zith annual Reunion. The June 27 issue previews event details and features for readers attending or following the gathering.

Baptist Encampment Pool Officially Opened June 17

The Baptist Encampment pool opened officially on June 17 with an all day event at the facility in Lavelers Theatiet Poneaonpunment. Attended by representatives from F7 churches across 12 counties the opening featured remarks by Camp Fire Camp and NMA camp leaders. Local figures and pastors spoke on faith and community service as the camp continues through Thursday.

Baptist Lavelers Baptiste

PHA Girls Lead at Leadership Camp with Stamford Avorn Groups

Stamford and Avorn KIA chapters sent members to a leadership training camp with over 190 attendees and sponsors from multiple towns. Stamford girls Sheraton Luferke Annette Sorters Miaatheline Swenean and Avone delegates Mareline Swer eon Lara Jo Lackey Mar ian Sylvester earned top placements. prizes awarded for drama and stunts.

Stamford Avorn KIA Eedership Ethel Howell Grantord Mre Howard Goes Awe Mneteueters Leonard Sanders Hamlin Pha Sheraton Luferke Annette Sorters Avie Viel Miaatheline Swenean Nigit Ektte Wach Chapice

Revival at Poursquare Church Opens with Byrd Preaching

A revival meeting at Poursquare Church Surwlay begins with Rev Katherine Byrd as pastor. Rev and Mrs Cart Wilton of Lernese SH preach, joined by their three children who will perform music. the eldest plays organ, the younger boy and girl play instruments and sing. Services 4 p.m daily. public invited.

Poursquare Surwlay Fine 24 Katherine Byrd Paetor Annem Cart Wilton Lernese Bey Secord Wer Alee Tittle

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