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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

4

Mrs Sophia Rainey 81 Buried After Funeral in Texas

Mrs Sophia Rainey 81 died at her daughter’s home and was buried Wednesday in Highland Cemetery. Born in Columbus GA on August 6 1851 she moved to Texas at sixteen and later lived in Mason and Jones counties. Survived by two daughters Mrs A M Conant and Mrs H L Hamer and son T F Rainey Jr. Pallbearers listed.

Sophia Rainey A. M. Conant Conant M. B. Harris W. H. Wrye Church of Christ Highland Cemetery W. N. Kinney L. L. Loop W. H. Avrea Rainey Stamford H. L. Hamer del Rio T. F. Rainey, Jr J. B. White Lige Barnes San Angelo

Berryhill All Day Singing Details Announced

An all day singing with dinner on the ground is planned for Berryhill on July 9 with H. M. Waits in charge. The event was moved from June 18 following a death in the community.

Berryhill H. M. Waits

Liberty New Hope Club Meets For County Plans

The Liberty New Hope Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Carl Rogers home with Mrs. A B Lindsey in charge. Plans for a two day encampment in Lueders and a county clothing contest in Anson were discussed. Members showcased dresses and a clothing closet inventory. The group will gather again July 13 at Mrs. McGregor’s for a food preservation demonstration by Miss Sue Bonner.

Liberty-New Hope Home Carl Rogers A. B. Lindsey Lueders Anson

Tuxedo Club Holds Regular Meeting

The Tuxedo H D Club met at Mrs. J. M. Amersons home on Friday June 23. Miss Bonner spoke on vegetable pickles and demonstrated jelly making with instructions on selecting sound vegetables curing in brine and heating to 120 degrees for 10 to 12 hours using soft water. The group plans a July 14 gathering at 2 30 p m at Mrs. Euell Amersons home with members present listed.

H. D. Club J. M. Amerson Miss Bonner Euell Amerson Mmes J. J. Corby Jessie Turner Howell Amerson Andy French Bull Amerson FE. E. Gardner A. J. Treadwell R. B. Bland W. C. Wallace Frank Bland N. B. Willess Sue Bonner Knox Lucy Corby Virginia Wallace

District Calf Club Show Set for Sweetwater Annual Event

In Sweetwater Nolan County hosts a new district 4-H Calf Club Show after last week’s county event. Counties represented include Scurry Nolan Fisher and Jones. Officers: Joe Culbertson Hamlin president R M Simmons Sweetwater vice president John M Hendrix Sweetwater secretary. Directors to be chosen and show rules prepared. Annual county shows precede the Sweetwater event each year.

Sweetwater Nolan County Scurry Nolan Fisher Jones Joe Culbertson Hamlin R. M. Simmons John M. Hendrix Culbertson

Adjutant General Plans To Attend Cowboy Reunion

Henry Hutchings adjutant general of Texas aims to be in Stamford for the Cowboy Reunion or send a department representative. Sheriff Jim Lee Gordon Anson received the letter. Announcement added that Capt Jim Robinson and his Texas Rangers company from San Angelo will also attend.

Henry Hutchings Adjutant General of Texas Stamford Jim Lee Gordon Anson Adjutant General’s Department Hutchings Capt Jim Robinson Texas Rangers San Angelo

Chuck Wagon Dinner For Newspaper Men

Newspaper men attending the Texas Cowboy Reunion are invited to a noon chuck wagon dinner on July 4 as a courtesy of the Reunion management. Journalists register at the Stamford American office to receive dinner tickets.

Stamford American

W M S Completes Bible Study Series at St John’s

The Women’s Missionary Society finished its Bible study series Monday at St John’s Methodist Church with final discussions led by Mrs S S Russell and Mrs J W Glenn. July and August will have one meeting each month reduced to a joint business and World Outlook program. During the Rodeo the July meeting moves to the second Monday and the August meeting to the first Monday. A lunch room will operate in the old Helpy Selly store building with noon and evening meals served.

W.M.S St. John’s Methodist Church Women's Missionary Society

Birthday Party for Dale Brown Held at Home

Mrs J T W Brown hosted a surprise birthday party for her son Dale Brown aged 12 on a Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6. Guests enjoyed lawn games, yellow floral decor, and Stanley Cook delivered a basket of gifts while Wanda White and Peggy Joe Knutson assisted with serving frosted fruit icicles and candies to about fifteen guests.

Dale Brown J.T.W. Brown Stanley Cook Wanda White Peggy Joe Knutson

Mittie Shelton Circle Holds Final Summer Meeting

Mittie Shelton Circle met at Mrs. N. M. Phy's home for their final summer session. Mrs. Burl McClellan addressed plans for a stand at the Cowboy Reunion run by the WMS in the Helpy-Selly building. Spiritual topics were discussed with solos by Mrs. Hooton and Dayle Middleton followed by a tribute gift to Mrs. Middleton.

Mittie Shelton N. M. Phy R. H. Bounds C. S. Barrow Bounds Burl McClellan McClellan Helpy-Selly W.M.S Harry Pace China C. R. Hooton R. R. Baird J. W. Eaheart Joel Johnson Dayle Middleton Phy B. F. Ashmore O. Brown R. A. Cope Ben Knutcon R. H

Circle to Hold Regular WMS Meeting at Church

The Circle will meet Monday July 10 at the Church for the regular joint business meeting of the WMS.

Liams WMS

Farmers of Jones County to sign agreements

The article describes cotton acreage reduction plans with payment scales based on yields per acre. Lois K. Green announces Stamford Chamber of Commerce will fill out contracts for farmers in the Stamford trade territory, with July 6 deadline for county agents to submit contracts to the Secretary of Agriculture.

Jones County Lois Green Stamford Chamber of Commerce Dallas Southard Stamford Secretary of Agriculture United States Chamber of Commerce Lois K. Green

Pioneer Cowboy Reunion Offers Parades Prizes and Judging

Forty thousand people are expected for a regional gathering featuring a big parade on July 4 with sponsors, cowboys, and bands. Young ladies from many towns will serve as sponsors, riding mounts and competing for best outfit and horsemanship. Prizes include kid riding boots, silver mounted spurs, and Stetson hats for top cowboys. Activities run July 3 to 5 with fiddlers contest for 50 plus, square dancing nightly, and free spectator admission to the City Auditorium.

Swenson

Admission Set at Twenty Five Cents for All

Spectators will be charged 25 cents per person for admission with no further charges.

Hooton Addresses Mothers In Stamford High Course

Rev C R Hooton spoke at a closing session of Mrs Langford’s month's course for mothers on pre school child problems at Stamford High School. He emphasized parental attitudes and Christian participation in moral education and noted available literature. Tea and social hour followed as mothers and children were hosted by Mrs Langford and student hosts.

H. E. Langford Home Economic Department Stamford High School C. R. Hooton St. John’s Methodist Church Mr. Hooton Langford Texas Evelyn Wiley Lillian Yates Mmes D. Hassen Cleburne Huston S. H. Caldwell Otis Harbert W. F. Robbins Marvin Doss R. C. Shelton R. H. Bounds R. F. Mahood T. Jeff Haynie B. F. Knutson Brandon Curry Robert S. Cope C. O. Brown Joel Johnson J. W. Earhart Marvin Owen Harry Pace

Postal Rate On Local Letters Drops To Two Cents

The 1933 change lowers local first class mail to two cents per ounce or fraction, within local post office limits. Mail outside those limits remains three cents per ounce or fraction. Announcement made Tuesday by J L Rucker assistant postmaster.

J. L. Rucker

Traders Return From Chicago World’s Fair Frog Venture

Ford Hailey and John Dobyns arrived home Tuesday night after traveling to Chicago with thousands of horned toads for sale to visitors at the World’s Fair. Hailey said the trip was a success and noted some visitors feared the frogs while others asked if they could be used for salad.

Chicago Ford Hailey John Dobyns Hailey

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