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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1941

Page

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Flying School Expands as 104 Cadets Train at Stamford

The Air Corps Training Detachment at Stamford Arledge Field is expanding its civilian staff and cadet training. Buddy Jones, promoted to school director, notes ongoing pilot recruitment and expects 15 to 20 more instructors soon. Upper class cadets will move to Randolph Field in July.

Air Corps Stamford Arledge Field Buddy Jones Lou Foote Flying Service Rotary Club Jones Army Bernard Bryant Bryant Tchool C. D. Hopkins Frank B. Ramey R. B. Buie Warren B. Tayman Dick Rowland A. Kinney Stamford Arledge Field Inspector General Charlie Dowman Albert Brown San Antonio Randolph Field Lou Foote CAA Grand Prairie John Starr Kings City California Starr Lince Canada

Frank M. Locke Is Made Major in 36th Division Rise

Stamford residents learn Captain Frank M. Locke has been promoted to major. He has served as a battalion officer with the 36th Division at Camp Bowie since returning from Fort Benning where he completed a battalion officers training course. Locke traces service to World War I and joined the National Guard in Stamford in 1926, rising annually to captain by 1930. He led Company K, 142nd Infantry, before mobilization and deployment to Fort Benning and Camp Bowie.

Stamford Frank M. Locke Lawre Batalion Camp Bowie Fort Benning Locke Plainview National Guard

Red Cross Sewing To Resume With 17 Machines Ready

The Red Cross sewing rooms will reopen at the old Bomar Heights school after June 26, announced production chairman Mrs. W. P. Lyles. An upstairs room on West McHarg avenue will serve as the production area with 17 machines ready and ample material on hand for the new quota. Mrs. Lyles urged all Jones County women to respond to the call for sewing for war refugees after a two week vacation.

Red Cross Bomar Heights W. P. Lyles West McHarg Avenue Jones County

Childress Assigned to Fort Benning Training Camp

Bob Childress son of Mr and Mrs FE H Childress has been assigned to the officers training camp at Fort Benning Ga He will report on either June 29 or 30 Since his graduation from Texas A and M the first of this month he has been at Camp Barkeley Abilene

Bob Childress FE. H. Childress Fort Benning Texas A. and Camp Barkeley Abilene

Niece of G. H. Crow Drowned in Ardmore Tank

Emma Lou Crosslands of Ardmore, 14, a niece of G H Crow, and another girl drowned Sunday afternoon after wading in a tank and stepping into deep water. Funeral for Emma Lou was held Monday afternoon. Emma Lou was the daughter of P P Crosslands. her mother is Crow’s sister.

G. H. Crow

B and P W Club to Enter Big Parade

The Business and Professional Women's Club will have an entry in the parade of the Texas Cowboy Reunion. Plans were made for a booster trip promoting the event. The meeting at Central Christian Church included dinner served by two men of the church.

iCentral Christian Church

Official Band for Texas Cowboy Reunion

Hardin-Simmons University Cowboy Band from Abilene will provide music for the Texas Cowboy Reunion in Stamford on July 3 4 and 5. Led by Marion B. McClure and manager G B Sandefer with Will W. Watson as band sheriff, the group embodies Texas cattle country tradition and performs at major events including Roosevelt era inaugurations and upcoming Lions International convention in New Orleans.

Hardin-Simmons University Cowboy Band Abilene Stamford Texas Marion B. McClure G. B. Sandefer Will W. Watson Chicago Roosevelt Washington New Orleans Gation Hardin- Simmons Riding School LMS Pitchfork 6666 Amon Carter Will Rogers Duke of Windsor HSU

Senate Election Voting Opens Saturday at 8 A M

Stamford voters will cast ballots for U S Senator Saturday with voting from 8 a m to 5 p m at two city sites. R B Buie presides east box at city hall and Cecil McDaniel presides west box at the city auditorium. This is a general election with no run off. The candidate with the most votes will win.

Stamford U. S Between & Am R. B. Buie City Hall Cecil McDaniel City Auditorium

Mann Rails at CIO Letter Linking Johnson Campaign

In Stamford last Friday Gerald Mann released a letter from Welly K. Hopkins senior counsel for the United Mine Workers urging support for Lyndon Johnson’s Senate bid. Mann accused Hopkins and the CIO of backing Johnson while claiming the union blocks defense efforts with strikes and sit downs.

Gerald Mann Stamford Lyndon B. Johnson CIO Mann Welly K. Hopkins United Mine Workers Johnson Mann Hopkins Austin Johnson United Mine Workers of America C10 Couns Washington, D. C Lyndon Johnson United States Senate Lyndon Welly Hopkins Texas John L. Lewis

Memories Of Early Days Revival At Texas Cowboy Reunion

Veterans of Range and Trail gather for the twelfth annual Texas Cowboy Reunion July 3 4 and 5. About 800 old-time cowpunchers attend to elect officers renew friendships swap yarns and recall the West’s youth amid a 1 800 member roster. Badges grant chuck wagon dinners and free roden performances. officers include J Ellison Carroll Bic Lake president E M Cowden Midland and Kid Jeffers Brody vice presidents and more. The meetings are held at the Will Rogers Bunkhouse.

Southwest J. Ellison Carroll Bic Lake E. M. Cowden Midland Kid Jeffers Brody Chas E. Coombes Stamford Glenn Coffee Amarillo Charles L. Mays Munday Wagon Chess Bob Weatherly Clarendon Pete Holcom Goldthwaite Horse Wrangler Will Rogers Bunkhouse

Recreational Center Plans Weekly WPA Party

The WPA recreation center hosted a Friday night event with ring games for teens and younger children. Calvin O Bell announced plans to make these gatherings weekly and noted city and WPA funding aimed at wholesome recreation under capable leaders. Odell Anders won the marble tournament at the Ballpark with 24 participants. Bennie Foster was runner up. Franke Foster won the hop scotch contest for girls.

WPA Recreation Center Joe Clark Jolly Farmer’s Dell Calvin O. Bell Seneeiiinee Recreaton Bell WPA Stamford Odell Anders Bennie Foster Franke Foster Mr Herpeche Herpeche

Homes Serve in the Army at Twenty One Dollars a Month

Readers learn that American households nationwide are contributing service to the Army with a pay rate of twenty one dollars per month. The note emphasizes home front participation and wartime support.

Cowboy Reunion Issue of The American Next Week

The annual Cowboy Reunion number of The American will be off the press next Tuesday evening two days ahead of the regular weekly publication day. All advertising and news matter for next week's issue must reach the office by Monday and should be received Friday or Saturday if possible. This special issue will be the only issue published by The American next week.

Booster Trips Hit Three Towns for Texas Reunion Tour

A party of 29 women from the Business and Professional Women's Club embarked on the first of three booster trips promoting the Texas Cowboy Reunion. Led by trip chairman Mrs. Steve Bennett, the group traveled by bus to a dozen towns with Master of Ceremonies Olive McDougle welcoming locals. Performers Virginia Tayman Halcyon Stagner and Janice Baird sang at stops as Brown Derbies and a girls’ trio provided entertainment.

Wallace Business and Professional Women's Club Steve Bennett Olive McDougle Ted Miles Lee Walker Betty Jane Blackwell Virginia Tayman Halcyon Stagner Janice Baird A. Kinney L. W. Johnson Brown Exchange Club

Family gathering at J S Sloan home draws relatives

Two brothers and two sisters plus family members join at J S Sloan residence Sunday. Attendees include Mrs Lonzo Phillips of Loraine, Mrs J E Hooper and Ruth of Roscoe, W A Sloan of Roscoe with W A Jr of Blooming Grove, and W T Phillips of Stamford. Siblings and in law ties noted among the group.

J. S. Sloan Lonzo Phillips Loraine J. E. Hooper Miss Ruth Roscoe W. A. Sloan W. A. Jr Blooming Grove W. T. Phillips Stamford Sloan Hooper

Miles Locke Works In Stephenville Highway Survey Crew

Miles Locke son of Major and Mrs Frank M Locke is employed with the Stephenville district of the State Highway Department in surveying work for the summer. He attended John Tarleton College. Stephenville Mrs Don Ferris and Mrs Earl Keese spent last weekend here with local residents.

Highway Department Miles Locke Frank M. Locke Stephenville State Highway Department Miles John Tarleton College Don Ferris Earl Keese

Program to Keep Stamford Clean Launched by City Officials

City of Stamford officials join the Chamber of Commerce and local service clubs to urge residents to clean vacant lots alleys and sidewalks. Excessive spring rains left weeds and trash that harbor pests and pose fire hazards. Authorities note the city cannot clear private properties and promote a free garbage pickup by residents for a healthier more attractive city during summer visits.

Stamford City of Chamber of Commerce Service Clubs Texas Cowboy Air Corps Exchange Clubs C. M. Francis R. G. Bowdry Warren B. Tayman Chas. Green C. D. Hopkins Rotary Club C. C

Cheese Plant Proposed for Jones County Discussed by Exchange Club

Oris Miller of Anson told the Jones County Exchange Club about a planned cheese plant. He said the county could produce about 20 000 pounds of milk daily with 200 000 dollars annual dairy income, needing 15000 dollars to build. Nine thousand dollars would come from a loan and six thousand from local farmers and business men. The county has many dairy cows, ranking among the top five in the state. The meeting at the home economies cottage included luncheon by home making classes. Next meeting moved to Thursday due to a booster trip Friday.

Jones County Oris Miller Anson Exchange Club Miller David Bennett Ecounty

Mrs Phy to Present Pupils in Recital at St John’s

Mrs N M Phy will present a group of her piano and organ pupils in a recital at St John’s Methodist Church Thursday night June 26 at 8.30. The event features young performers from the Phy studio in a community music program.

N. M. Phy St. John's Methodist Church S&s Pam

Breakfast Postponed Till After Reunion

The July Chamber of Commerce breakfast scheduled for July 2 is postponed for one week due to the Texas Cowboy Reunion. Announcement made by Charlie Green, C of C manager.

Chamber of Commerce Charlie Green C. of

Stamford launches city wide trash and street cleaning drive

Stamford begins concerted cleanup efforts with the city taking over trash disposal for residences and planning to cover business-area waste after July 1. Dick Rowland named general supervisor. a special low bed truck with drop sides and lights will operate by two crews 20 hours daily.

Stamford Dick Rowland Mr. Rowland Rowland Reynolds Street Grady Bowdry Bowdry

Funeral Service Held At Avoca for Hardy Hicks

Hardy Webster Hicks age 39 farmer of Avoca died Sunday at 1 45 pm in Stamford Sanitarium after illness. Funeral 3 pm Monday at Avoca Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Joel Grimes. Burial Spring Creek cemetery. Kinney Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include wife Viola, two sons J. W. and Ooie, father T. J. Hicks, three brothers Harvey Tea Frank, two sisters Cora Newell Jewel Newell.

Hoyt Whitworth Mr. Hicks McLennan County Viola Shannon Oklahoma Jones County Coleman The Baptist Church J. W. and Ooie Avoca T. J. Hicks Harvey and Tea Frank Lueders Cora Newell Jewel Newell

Dan Rinn Completes Linoleum Laying Course

Dan Rinn a Barrow Furniture Company linoleum salesman finished the Modern Methods course in laying linoleum. The program conducted by a Congoleum-Nairn Co representative was held in Sweetwater.

Dan Rinn Barrow Furniture Company Congoleum-Nairn Company Sweetwater

Jones County Plans July 1 Registration Day

J H Warren chairman of the Jones county local Selective Service Board announced arrangements for July 1 registration day. All males reaching 21 since October 16, 1940 and before midnight July 1 must register at the local board in the courthouse basement Anson from 7 am to 9 pm. Questionnaires have been mailed to 2 951 registrants and any man not receiving one should contact the local board immediately.

J. H. Warren Jones County Anson

Speeches in Stamford Rally for O'Daniel Senate Bid

Governor W Lee O'Daniel spoke in Stamford on a campaign tour detailing Texas legislature actions and promising more federal funds for Texas old age pensions. He criticized House adjournment costs, highlighted past pensions and teacher retirement funding, and urged broad support for an upset victory. The event featured a hillbilly band and the Daniel family.

W. Lee O'Daniel U. S Capitol Dome Texas Poert O’daniel Austin House of Representatives Mit O'Daniel Washington Hillbilly Band Daniel Molly

Bailey purchases Reynolds Street home in Atlanta Texas

Mr and Mrs Bailey have bought the residence at East Reynolds Street from Osborne ORear of Atlanta Texas. Work begins Tuesday to remodel with new floors roof partitions room reconfiguration kitchen overhaul and repainting. Outside will be painted white with Elmer Davis under contract. Occupancy expected in two to three weeks.

Bailey Post Wit East Reynolds Street Osborne O Atlanta Texas Elmer Davis

Dozen Stamford riders in Spur Roundup parade

A delegation of twelve riders from Stamford joined the Spur Roundup and Rodeo parade and grand entry Saturday. Stamford participants included sponsor Betty Jane Blackwell and escort Jilly J. Bryant, with several Stamford residents serving as sponsors and judges.

Stamford Betty Jane Blackwell Almus Blackwell Jilly J. Bryant H. Andrews Palace Mia. Andrews S. J. Hodge Margaret Boston Annette Carothers Freda Skaggs Janice Baird Eilah Blan Elliott Leemore Fuqua Zancer Carr J. E. Jackson, Jr Alton Jackson

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