Texas Cowboy Reunion Adds Quarter Horse Show to lineup
The Stamford Texas Cowboy Reunion expands for its eleventh year by adding an official American Quarter Horse show to the rodeo and educational aims. The piece notes the Quarter Horse is a fast, sturdy type, not a breed, and cites the first official AQHA show at the world’s biggest ranch gathering. It also touches on wartime thrift and a Florida? reference to twins and preparedness notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
American Quarter Horse Association
Abilene
America
Stork
Local notes and visits fill Rockdale community pages
Rockdale residents share weekend visits and dinners with Cobb Gillespie Fox and Bankley families. The Reves' combine finished cutting gals for Mr. Fox while oil value in Texas 1938 topped farm crops by over 127 million as gas use rose 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gillespie
J. S. McKeever
John Sunday
Earl Vickers
Laeeders
R. J. Fox
Doris
Eatie Lee Bankley
V. F. Bankley
Vernon Cobb
Glen Cobb
Reves
Mr. Fox
Texas
Stamford Area Social and Visits Report
Mrs Lee Walker hosts the Coterie Club Friday afternoon. Several residents visit relatives in Stamford and Wichita Falls. Miss French Brown underwent emergency appendicitis surgery at Stamford Sanitarium. Mary Elizabeth Bounds had tonsils removed there. Others noted: Parker Gardner recovering after a Stamford operation and visiting parents in Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee Walker
Coterie Club
French Brown
Stamford Sanitarium
Parker Gardner
Wichita Falls
T. J. Boston
Margaret Boston
Mary Elizabeth Bounds
R. H. Bounds
Visitors and travelers attendities tied to local schools and events
The notice lists numerous visitors and guests: Mrs Segerstrom, daughter of Mrs Larson, and sister of Mrs Witt. Charlie Ivy and family from Van Nuys visit during the Texas Cowboy Reunion with Miss Eileen Lipscomb. Others include Mrs A L Buster and Dorothy May Buster from Cisco. Mr and Mrs N M Phy with Mrs Phy’s mother Mrs J W Wilson of Dallas. Mr and Mrs A J Smith Jr with Rev H H Stephens and Mrs M L Sivells of Winters. Mac Lester and family planning a vacation to Fisher La and Neder land. Newell Berry Jr visiting from Port Arthur. Mrs P P Berthelot, Mrs A J Heflin and Bertha Marilyn with Paul Ronnie of Houston. Mrs Sallie T Pate returning from Dallas after a two-week Business and Professional Women’s convention trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Ivy
Barbara and
Lawanda
van Nuys
California
Mrs
Ivy
Miss Eileen Lipscomb
Newell Berry, Jr
Port Arthur
P. P. Berthelot
A. J. Heflin
Bertha Marilyn
Paul Ronnie
Houston
Sallie T. Pate
Dallas
The
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Southwest Gains 200 Industrial Plants in Year
A Lone Star Gas System survey notes in the Texas and Oklahoma area a year of rapid industrial growth with more than 200 new plants. New facilities span soap, yeast, clothing, food products, ice, machinery, and more in cities like Dallas, Fort Worth, Wichita Falls, Garland, and McKinney. Major projects include Procter and Gamble soap plant in Dallas, Fleischman yeast plant, and Willard Storage Battery expansion.
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Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma Territory
Lone Star Gas System
Bonham
Cisco
Sweetwater
Electra
Garland
Wichita Falls
McKinney
West
Weinert
Greenville
Midlothian
Dallas
Fort Worth
Lone Star
Oklahoma
Byer-Rolnick Hat Company
Hardy Ice Company
West Texas Cotton Oil Company
Economy Cash Feed
Woodall and Fagan Gin Company
Calvert
Greenville Co-operative Gin Association
Midlothian Co-operative Gin Association
C, and
F. Cleaners
Purcell
Wal
Ters Co-operative Elevator Association
Walters
Dixie Bakery
Hugo
Procter and Gamble Manufacturing Company
Fleishman’s
Standard Brands, Inc
Standard Brands
Bowman and Company
Willard Storage Battery Company
Kroehler Manufacturing Company
Campbell-Taggart Bakeries, Inc
Dallas Machine and Engineering Works
Leghorn Rousing Products, Inc
Link Belt Company
Conro Manufacturing Company
American Asphalt Roofing Corporation of
Kansas City
Container Corporation of America
Warren McAllister Returns Home From El Paso Visit
Warren McAllister returns home for the summer after staying in El Paso where he attends College of Mines. He remained there through June 5 for initiation into Alpha Psi Omega, the national honorary dramatic fraternity, for his performance in the lead role of Our Town by Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren McAllister
South
Texas
Warren
el Paso
College of Mines
Alpha Psi Omega
Our Town
Thorton
Rowe Named District Distributor for Phillips Petroleum
A. E. Rowe is announced as the new district distributor for Phillips Petroleum, correcting last week’s paper which listed A. E. Lowe as the appointee. The change confirms Rowe in the role continuing the company’s regional operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Phillips Petroleum Corporation
A. E. Rowe
A. E. Lowe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stamford American
Cleburne Huston
East Hamilton Street
France
Hitler
Britain
Rockdale
Conrad Hays
Clyde
Lindsey
Chapel Church of Christ
Scott Hays
von Cobb
T. N. Gillespie
Glenn Cobb
Lydia Ellen Cobb
Juanell Williams
Eatie Lee Bunkley
Pearleta Ivy
Jean Cobb
E. D. Williams
O'Brien
E. A. Williams
Williams
Glen
M. B. Cobb
Merkel
Rudolph Swenson
Pitchfork Ranch
W. P. Crosby
Gail
Waco
Forrest Gambill
Hardin-Simmons University
W. T. Gambill
First Baptist Church
Clarice Olson
Oliver Smith
H. E. Olson
Bricksdale
D. C. Wylie
Mary Lou
Jack Jordan
Aspermont
Tom Smith
Ride-A-Wee Bridge Club
John Larson
Charlie Witt
Jimmy Wayne
Walter Segerstrom
Bobby
Mrs. Segerstrom
Larson
Witt
A. L. Buster
Dorothy May Buster
Dorothy May
Abilene Christian College
N. M. Phy
Phy
J. W. Wilson
A. J. Smith, Jr
Traavel Nawgea
Sly
Abbkicak's
Cowboy
R. A. Bible
Ing Equipment
Tire Sale
Cere Ees
R. A. Bible Hardware
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