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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1961

Page

5

Wettest June on Record Gets Additional Boost

Wet conditions in Stamford push June rainfall to 9.27 inches, the highest for any June. Thundershowers south of Stamford near Arledge Field dumped up to 1.5 inches, with Lueders recording the same amount. Farmers fear crop losses from delayed planting and replanting, as up to half the cropland west and northwest of Stamford remains unplanted. Maize and small sorghums may yield well if undamaged.

Stamford Arledge Field Lueders Bricksdahl Excell Williams

Jones County 4-H Camp Attended by 70 Members at Buffalo Gap

Seventy Jones County 4-H members and leaders attended the annual camp at Buffalo Gap led by Extension Agents Mary Newberry Shirlie Smith and Kirby Clayton. Officers elected included Stanley Harvey and Phylicia Roberts with camp council members. Participants enjoyed wildlife exhibits safety demonstrations games movies and a KR EC-TV tour with results of camp contests listed.

Jones County Buffalo Gap Mary Y. Newberry Shirlie Smith Kirby Clayton Stanley Harvey Phylicia Roberts Phillip Newsom Jerry Doty Beverly Garrett Sandra Karolyn Bagley Texas Fish and Wildlife Service Texas Department of Public Safety Beverly Garretty Krec-Tv Merrick Harvey Mack Doty Bill Blessing Howard Roberts J. E. Touchstone J. A. Ham Dub Hodges Mary Newberry

No Sponsors Bail This Year

The annual sponsors hall is discontinued due to lack of interest. Dances in past years were held in the Pavilion with the Stamford hostess and her husband leading the grand march alongside the local sponsor and her escort.

Inter Stamford

Chuck Wagon Meals At Rodeo Set At Reunion Grounds

Chuck wagon meals will be served at the Reunion grounds twice daily during the rodeo show with no service on Sunday. Wagons from nearby ranches provide ranch style meals at 12 noon and 6 PM, priced at $1 per person.

Simpson receives permit to build storeroom in city

A. R. Simpson was issued a permit to construct a storeroom at 110 East Bunkiey for a cost of 900 dollars. The approval confirms the project and the budget.

A. R. Simpson East Bunkiey

Experienced men to judge rodeo events at Texas reunion

Judges for the Texas Cowboy Reunion include George Humphries of the 6666 Ranch Guthrie Texas former King County sheriff and longtime judge Ed Heller of Dun dee a quarter horse raiser Nevis Rodgers of Snyder quarter horse Palomino show and rodeo events Carl Damron of Sueders and Seymour Duke Holland of Childress Rob Corley of Franklin Tennesseealternate with Holland Corley a former Stamford contestant and current Tennessee walking horse breeder Holland aided Goat Mayo in supplying rodeo stock.

George Humphries 6666 Guthrie Texas Humphries King County Burk Burnett Humphies Ed Heller Dundee Nevis Rodgers Rodgers Snyder Carl Damron Sueders Seymour Rob Corley Franklin, Tenn Stamford Duke Holland Childress Corley Holland Goat Mayo Goat

Scouts Complete Merit Badges at Camp Tonkawa

Troop 42 and Troop 100 Scouts attended Camp Tonkawa near Buffalo Gap to fulfill merit badge requirements. Harrison Cole earned nature and rowing badges, Jap Sprayberry rowing, Roger Bunkley personal fitness, Stanley Thompson second class, Bob McClellan first class, Ricky Sellers second class. Sprayberry and Cole earned Order of the Arrow recognition. Larry Musil first aid nature. Jerry Burgen first class and first aid. Adult leader was Tommy Cook.

Troop 42 Troop Camp Tonkawa Buffalo Gap Harrison Cole Jap Sprayberry Roger Bunkley Stanley Thompson Bob McClellan Ricky Sellers Sprayvberry Cole Order of the Arrow Larry Musil Jerry Burgen Tommy Cook

New Water Connections for Local Residents

Water meters were installed this week for residents including Mrs. Ruby Owens at 607 East Reynolds and Tony Flores at 712 West Reynolds. Others receiving meters include Bill Robbins, 204 North Wetherbee. E H Upton, 514 East Hamilton. J L Hill Jr, 701 East Oliver. J C Loveless Jr, 707 Yale. and Raymond Mueller, 303 North McKinley.

Ruby Owens E. Reynolds Tony Flores W. Reynolds

Swimming lessons for beginners and intermediates in Stamford

Beginners and intermediates may join swimming lessons at Stamford municipal pool starting Wednesday and continuing through July 15. Information available at the pool or by calling Judy Zimmerman or Wayne Reimer.

Stamford Municipal Judy Zimmerman Wayne Reimer

Visiters At The Denton Black Home Motive Family Ties

Recent visitors at the Denton Black home included their children and families from Hobbs New Mexico and Grand Prairie. Also present were Warren D Black of Midland and their nephew Tom Sawyer with Mrs Sawyer.

Denton Black Joe Wash S. G. Cobb Hobbs N. M Warren D. Black Midland Tom Sawyer Sawyer Grand Prairie

Baptist Sunbeams to Hold Camp at Lueders July 5 7

Baptist Sunbeams District 17 plan three one day camps at Lueders Baptist Encampment July 5 6 and 7 sandwiched between Junior G A sessions. Camp directors include Mrs. Richard Allen Abilene and camp missionary Mrs. Faye Thompson. Fee is 1 dollar covering noon meal insurance and program with a circus theme and songs about Jesus Helpers in other lands.

Baptist Sunbeams Lueders Baptist Sunbeam G.A Cisco Sweetwater Jones Stonewall Haskell Knox Abilene Callahan Fisher Richard Allen Faye Thompson Home Mission Board Jesus W. W. Howard Paint Creek D. M. Dobbs Dennis Cheek Mark Funderburg Breckenridge

Texas Tech student visit sparks Tusineil reunion note

Nancy Wash a summer student at Texas Tech and Sue Girrard of Cisco visited Mr and Mrs Nat Wash and attended the Tusineil family reunion during their stay.

Nancy Wash Texas Tech Sue Girrard Cisco Nat Wash Tusineil

Haynes Receives Ex-President's Pin

Dr. Harry Lee Haynes ended his Rotary Club presidency and was awarded a past-president pin by James High. Tom Adams announced committee nets and plans for the district governor’s visit as the club thanks Stamford Cafeteria and approves Cliff House Restaurant as the next meeting venue. A telegram of congratulations to Senator David Rail for becoming Texas governor was approved.

Harry Lee Haynes Rotary Club James High Tom Adams Stamford Cliff House Sen David Rail Texas

Athlete's Foot Remedy Claims 3 Day Cure at City Drug Store

An ad touts a treatment promising to kill athlete's foot in three days with instant drying and skin renewal. It claims strong relief, no burning, and offers a money back guarantee at City Drug Store.

City Drug Store

Stanley Hill visits Antonioy with Jess couple this weekend

Air Corps member Stanley Hill stationed in Antonioy visnea joined Mr. and Mrs. Jess for a weekend gathering. The group enjoyed time with friends and relatives highlighting postwar social ties.

Stanley Hill Air Corps Antonioy ‘Visnea Mrs. Jess

Stamford Fire Department Sees Quiet Week

Stamford fire department reported a quiet week with no alarms answered, indicating a period of no emergencies and stable conditions for local responders.

Stamford Fire Department

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