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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1937

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Four Hundred Campers Enroll At Lueders Camp

About 400 campers join the Lueders Baptist encampment as daily enrollments continue. Denominational hour program, sermons by El Paso pastor I K Yearby, and talks by leaders from Hardin-Simmons, Wayland, Dallas, Fort Worth. District board meeting set. new officers to be elected.

Lueders Baptist Enment Hardin-Simmons Unity Group I. K. Yearby Baptist Church of el Paso Dean T. Huff Wayland College Jeff Avit Temperance Hal Dallas J. Eigh R. Campbell Fort Worth Virginia Ighton Mr. Ham Abilene Clara May Wilson B. N. Sheppard Abie Mders J. H. Welch Breckenidge Henry Littleton Hamlin

Sabbath Discussion At Tent Tabernacle

Lee Carter spoke at a Sabbath meeting in a tent tabernacle arguing that the Bible does not command Sunday as Sabbath and that Sunday worship has Baal worship links. He cited texts, dictionaries, and Britannica to claim a Christian change in religion occurred around 300 years after Christ.

Lee Carter Carter Christ the Apostles Mr. Carter New International Dictionary Encyclopedia Britannica Elijah Nism

Maxine Rowland Suffer Neck Injury After Car Crash

Miss Maxine Rowland daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Rowland was ordered to bed for observation after an automobile accident two weeks ago. X rays revealed neck injuries possibly a fractured vertebrae though exact damage remains undisclosed.

Iss Maxine Rowland Dick Rowland Miss Rowland

Bunkhouse Fund Receives Donations Increase

The bunkhouse fund grows by 48 dollars as Judge C E Coombes reports the latest donation. Frank Kell of Wichita Falls sent five dollars, and others including Bo Parks Jidi and Janchman contributed forty dollars in recent gifts.

C. E. Coombes Xas Cowboy Reunion Associ Frank Kell Wichita Falls Bo Parks Jidi Janchman Cummings

Plaza lawn cutback plan rejected by city council

At a called Monday meeting the council rejected a proposal to trim 50 feet from the plaza lawn to add parking on the square. A caretaker was approved for summer upkeep, gutters were ordered repaired, and a parks advisory board was formed with five women named.

E. P. Bunkley Stamford A. Kinney C. A. Norwood R. C. Thomas F. E. Morrow Arnold Douthit John Hudson Harry Yates

Funeral Service For Billie Buie Held Here

Funeral for W. J. Billie Buie II occurred at St. John's Methodist Church Saturday at 10. He died in Mineral Wells from malaria typhoid while en route to a hospital. A Stamford High School honor student and Thomas Jefferson High School graduate, Buie was born April 30, 1921 and lived largely in Stamford. Burial followed at Highland cemetery with local funeral home arrangements by Baum and Carlock of Mineral Wells and Barrow Funeral Home. Survivors include his mother Mrs. J. T. Wilson of Pampa and father W. J. Buie of Mineral Wells.

W. J Billie) Buie II St. John's Methodist Church Stamford Billie Thomas Jefferson High School San Antonio Pampa E. A. Reed St. John’s Methodist Church Stamford High School Highland Cemetery Baum and Carlock Funeral Home Mineral Wells Barrow Funeral Home J. T. Wilson W. J. Buie el Paso Harlan Noel W. H. Peters

Wheat Harvest Nearing End in Stamford Area

Pre harvest estimate for Stamford was 200000 bushels with about 193000 handled before Thursday. Grain sales were light as prices fell to 88 cents over the weekend and rose to 95 cents midweek. The season's crop value in the vicinity is about 173700 dollars as harvest winds down.

Stamford

The Appulse Moon Shadow Interaction Explained

The ap pulse occurs when the Moon passes through Earth's penumbra the lighter shadow. If the Moon touched the umbra a partial eclipse would result.

Frances Prewit Wins Stamford Beauty Crown

Frances Prewit daughter of Mr and Mrs D E Prewit won Miss Stamford in the American Legion bathing beauty revue at the municipal pool and will represent Stamford at the Sweetwater festival July 9. Mildred Hood placed second earning a two week pool pass and Helen Smith third earning a one week pass. From 14 contestants the top three were chosen after out of town judges from Fort Worth Dallas and Anson narrowed the field. Approximately 1000 people attended as the revue featured lights, spotlights and a running hour long event.

Frances Prewit D. E. Prewit Stamford American Legion Mildred Hood Roscoe Hood Helen Smith J. S. Smith Chhosen Fort Worth Dallas Anson Johnny Bryant Earlene Waggoner Sue Morrow Mary Tom Boston Dorothy Faye Scott Mary Louise Gainor Mary Louise Doss Kathryn McNabb Lorene Cook Signa Young Orbyrne Doran Louise Hamel H. G. Andrews C. K. Russom Servel Electrolux Refrigerator Organization Johnny Bevent Vernon D. Hart Stamford Chamber of Commerce American Legion Band C. M. Watson

Stamford High School hires band instructor for summer program

George Corse Jr. of Graham is employed to teach band and Spanish at Stamford High School with instruction starting July 5 if at least twenty pupils enroll. No tuition, four rehearsals weekly, two private lessons, and one drill period. Instruments provided by the school in limited numbers. pupils should consult the instructor before buying instruments.

George Corse, Jr Graham Stamford High School L. W. Johnson Johnson Superintendent of Schools

Stamford Trippers Invite Neighbor Towns to Reunion Tour

Stamford business men enjoyed goodwill trips to West Texas towns with Friday’s record turnout. The tour visits Hamlin Roby Rotan Post Snyder Sweetwater Abilene and Anson leaving at 7 a.m. and returning after meeting Anson at 5 30 p m. Earlier this week about 30 men toured Albany Breckenridge Graham Olney Seymour Munday and Haskell with musical numbers by Frank Emory Musil Joe Barnes and Alvin Jones.

Stamford West Texas Hamlin Roby Rotan Post Snyder Sweetwater Abilene Anson Albany Breckenridge Graham Olney Seymour Munday Haskell Frank Emory Musil Joe Barnes Alvin Jones R. C. Thomas Stamford Chamber of Commerce J. C. Watson Chamber of Commerce Prank Locke Rule Benjamin Crowell Pandeah Matador Spur Jayton Aspermont

Jerusalem’s thirty three centuries of sieges and faiths

A compact history notes Jerusalem’s long arc through more than twenty sieges and blockades, eighteen reconstructions, and six shifts between dominant religions, highlighting the city’s enduring contested legacy.

Jerusalem Anr

Life Saving Class Opens At Municipal Pool July 5

Free life saving class led by C. R. Moritz will begin July 5 at the municipal pool from 6 30 to 7 30 each morning. Syd Russell Jr assists with the course. Ten cents admission will be charged. Moritz attends a water safety school at Brownwood June 28 to July 4 for updated life saving techniques.

C. R. Moritz Red Cross Syd Russell, Jr Moritz

Sponsors announced for eighth Texas Cowboy Reunion

Announcements of appointments of sponsors to the eighth annual Texas Cowboy Reunion are arriving, with H G Andrews noting 43 sponsors chosen. Thirty six from neighboring towns, five prize winners from prior years, and Stamford hostess fill the list. appointments close June 29.

H. G. Andrews Stamford Hugh Astin Margaret Upshaw Curiey Seale Baird Mradeth Copeland Blackwell Annabelle Mitchell Sweetwater Mary Louise Purdom Stephenville Benjamin Caroline Bateman Mildred Davis Aspermont Elizabeth Smith Graham Ann Carlton Coleman Charles Balir Tahoka Marjorie Wella Waco Ida Marie Crews Throckmorton Nixie Davis Roberta Kilgore Melvin Conn Johnson Seymour C. F. Temple Big Spring Aquilla West San Angelo S. James Clift Ly Herndon Albany Guy Calawell Anson Nees Lee Pittard Hawley Dorothy Lanell Young Nell Snyder Hamlin Miss Ness Eddie Beck Jagton Lucille Daniels Wichita Falls Mary Louise Voelkers Bomarton Evelyn Paviliek Electra Mullins Paducah Hazel Carruth Dickens Sybil MacGood Knox City Marilyn Edwards Rochester Mavi« Williams Guthrie McCain Spur Ida V Swenson Patsey Mitchelly Bagerton Ladain Laughlint Post Marian Lee Mason Peacock Hazel Owens Ralls Nell’ Midcliff Staton Maxine Odom Weinert Geraldine Lewallen

Pension list in Jones County rechecked for aid eligibility

Old age pension lists across Jones county are being reviewed to remove those not in necessitous circumstances. J Luther Watson the county investigator says 160 cases have been checked in two weeks. Criteria include income, support from children, and potential income from selling excess property.

Jones County J. Luther Watson Stamford Watson Hamilin Fisher County Mr. Watson

Duke Appliance salesman wins fifty dollar suit title

L. B. Cole of the Duke Appliance Company earned a fifty dollar suit of clothes for ranking second in his district sales of Electro lux refrigerators. Eligibility required selling at least 20 Electro lux units to qualify for prizes.

L. B. Cole Duke Appliance Company Electrolux

Seven Babies Born in Local Hospital in Less Than Week

Seven babies born at Stamford Sanitarium between June 18 and June 23, including four girls and three boys. A premature twins pair arrived to C G Capps of Stamford, Sagerton families welcomed four more, and a local Indian baby named Wahoo remains in hospital with steady weight gain. Parents resided in Avoca, Sagerton, and Bricksidahl communities.

Stamford Sanitarium R. L. Thane Avoca Wahoo C. G. Capps Stamford Sagerton C. A. Quade A Daugh

Paul Whiteman to Lead Texas Cowboy Reunion Parade

Paul Whiteman and three governors will head the Texas Cowboy Reunion parade on July 2 with Governor Clyde Tingley of New Mexico Governor Carlick Bailey of Arkansas and Governor James V Allred of Texas. Five bands join the march and parade length is expected to exceed a mile with hundreds of riders and various units.

Paul Whiteman Jax King Whiteman Clyde Tingley New Mexico Carlick, Bailey Arkansas James V. Allred Texas Allred Ft. Worth Warren B. Tayman Abilene Eagles Haskell Municipal Breckenridge High School Cisco High School American Legion Band Stamford Weat Business and Professional Women’s Club

Stamford Relatives Attend A. A. Elliott Funeral in Abilene

Funeral services for A A Elliott of Albuquerque New Mexico who died of a heart attack were held in Abilene at the Elliott Funeral chapel with Stamford relatives among mourners. Rev Houston Scott and other ministers led the rites. burial followed at Cedar Hill cemetery beside his first wife. Surviving relatives include his wife two sons and five daughters plus a wide circle of siblings and grandchildren.

A. A. Elliott Albuquerque New Mexico Abilene Elliott Stamford Houston Scott Rey Young Immanuel Baptist Church Dick O'Brien First Baptist Church of Cedar Hill Alvie Elliott Harry Elliott, Jr Glen Elliott Dewaine Elliott Moody Sime Ivy Crum Carrie Mae Elliott Laverne Elliott Dorothy Crum Katherine Sima Frances i Elliott Mary Bolch Eliott A. A. Jr John Juanita Elliott Big Spring George Proud Long Beach California Ra Harley Miss Lizard Weehunt Paris Mra. BR. L. Weight Hobbs J. A. Elliott D. T. Sima Mineral Wells Mae Elliott Kemp New York City LeRoy Weaver W. N. Owen Electra Mias Jewel Elliott Tom and Marvin Elliott William Elliott Merkel George Harry Lubbock

A. W. Ferguson Given 25 Year Jewel By Local Odd Fellows

A. W. Ferguson secretary of Stamford Lodge No 486 I.O.F. received a 25 year jewel from lodge members. F. L. Profit presided, praising Ferguson for efficient faithful service as secretary. The circular jewel bore fraternity emblems and inscriptions honoring his tenure.

A. W. Ferguson Odd Fellows Stamford F. L. Profit

Texas Cowboy Reunion to Honor C V Terrell as Visitor

C V Terrell chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission will attend the Texas Cowboy Reunion on Friday July 2. A Wise County native born in Wise, Terrell ran a Wise County ranch and held posts from county attorney to county judge and then state representative and senator before becoming state treasurer and railroad commissioner.

C. V.terrell Texas Railroad Commission Judge Terrell West Texas Wise County

American Legion Band Uniforms To Arrive Soon

The American Legion band ordered new uniforms Saturday set to arrive June 40 for the Cowboy Reunion. Funds come from local subscriptions with a list of contributors to be announced. Uniforms feature blue and gold armband jackets gold shirts blue trousers with gold braid and Sam Brown belts, made by an Abilene firm. The band, directed by C. M. Watson, will march in the Reunion grand parade and perform at a rodeo night.

American Legion Sam Brown C. M. Watson

George Zachary Nominated For Exchange Head

Officers for the Exchange Club for the second half of 1997 were nominated at the club meeting last Friday with elections set for next Friday. George Zachary was nominated for president along with W. C. Leavitt first vice president Henry Kinney second vice president and Richard Jane secretary treasurer. New board nominees include Dr L F Meta Knox Baird and D B E Prewitt. The club accepted Rotary Club joint meeting plans for June 20 and heard talks on the goodwill trade trip by L Hutchinson and trip plans by A C Cooper.

Exchange Club George Zachary W. C. Leavitt Henry Kinney Richard Jane Board of Control L. F. Meta Knox Baird D. B E. Prewitt Rotary Club Texas Cove Bh. L. Hutchinson A. C. Cooper Mente Bera Rayford Hille Lubbock Flere Mer Jimmie Roe Dave Maulden Munday Viallera

Meeting of Rule-Jayton Co. stockholders reelect officers

The Rule-Jayton Cotton Oil Company held its annual stockholders and directors meeting at its Stamford office on Saturday June 19. All officers were reelected with Bartlett Holland named secretary and EF F Pritchard assistant secretary.

Nebtayton Cotton O Company Stamford Bartlett Holland BE. F. Pritchard Sam Williams Elk City Oklahoma C. M. Francia John Lb Wootten Chickasha Okla Rule-Jayton Cotton Oil Company West Texas Teinain

House-Warming Dance Saturday At Pavilion

A house warming dance on the upper floor of the new pavilion at the Texas Cowboy Reunion Grounds is planned for Saturday night June 24. H G Andrews chairs the sponsors committee with W 18 Harrison coordinating. Amlung and his Mineral Wells orchestra will perform. details and ticket price to be announced as work on the pavilion continues.

H. G.andrews Sponseor W. 18. Harrison Duck Amlung Mineral Wella Ee Corta Texas Cowboy Reunion

The Word Hockey Its French Roots And Meaning

The name hockey derives from the French term hequit meaning a shepherds crook a tool used in early games. This origin links the sport to shepherds staffs and early field games in Europe.

Cowboy Reunion edition goes to press a day early

Next week's The American will publish a special Cowboy Reunion edition on Wednesday June 30, one day earlier than usual. Rural letters church notices advertising and all matter for this issue must be received by the office one day earlier than the usual schedule.

Mrs Buckley 81 Dies at Home of Mrs Upshaw

Mrs W T Buckley aged 81 died at the home of her daughter Mrs C F Upshaw from a paralytic stroke Tuesday morning. The body was taken to Holland for funeral services at 5 p.m. Wednesday with Rev D B Blalock of Temple officiating. She was born Kathryn Hamrick in Hickory Mississippi February 15 1856 and married J B Buckley in 1873 at Hickory. The family home was in Holland and she had lived with her daughter Mrs Upshaw and Mrs La B Richards. She leaves six sons J B Buckley Abiine M M Buckley Altus G Buckley E Buckley Temple and B M W Buckley Holland and W B Buckley of Holland and two daughters in Stamford and Waurika Oklahoma. The Kinney Funeral Home arranged the service and burial at Holland Cemetery near her husband’s grave.

W. T. Buckley Mississippi C. F. Upshaw

Gratitude in the music of the heart’s gentle breeze

A reflective line on how kindness sweeps through the heart like a breeze, shaping gratitude into a musical feeling. The imagery links emotion to harmony and soft winds that carry benevolence.

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Lueders Tent Tabernacle Maxine Rowland Plaza Lawn Council Billie Buie Board Stamford Boosters Ter C. R. Lakey W. H Meredith Tullia Herring Fred Bueger Bricksidahl Muscatine Jazz King R. R. Commission Cowboy Reunion Rule-Jayton Co BF. Prichard Hockey Buckley
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