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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1939

Page

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O'Brien Re-elected Leader of Encampment Congregation

Rev Dick O'Brien of Stamford was re-elected president of the Leeders Baptist Encampment at the annual meeting. Rev J S Tieree of Clyne was re-elected secretary. The sixteenth encampment closed with sermons by Dr Porter Bailes and a large attendance of Stamford men and district laymen.

Dick O’brien First Baptist Church of Stamford Leeders J. S. Tieree Baptist Church At Clyne J. D. Thorn Graam W. T. Hamer Porter Bailes First Baptist Church Tyler Judge BE Cummins Abilene John L. Hill Sunday School Board of Nashville, Tenn Thorn

Ranch Wagons To Attend Texas Cowboy Reunion This Year

Several chuck wagons from Spade M B Throckmorton Guthrie Reynolds Land and Cattle Waggoner DDD and others plan to join the Texas Cowboy Reunion. Wagons will camp on a designated area with reunion-provided provisions paid for by organizers. Chuck wagon passes issued to ranch owners and employees. general meals 35 cents. old time Cowboy badge entitles one free meal daily at noon near the bunkhouse.

Otto Jones Pete Ainsworth Spade Ranch Colorado City Throckmorton Ranch Guthrie Reynolds Land and Cattle Company Kent County

Texas Cowboy Reunion Daily Program First Day Details

The schedule for July features morning matinees with calf roping and wild cow milking contests, a big parade, chuckwagon meals, and Texas Cowboy Reunion Association meetings. Grand entries, rodeo contests, trick roping, clown stunts, square dances, sponsors’ events, and prize presentations fill the day.

Grand Parade Opens Tenth Texas Cowboy Reunion Week

The 10th annual Texas Cowboy Reunion kicks off at 11 am Monday with a grand parade. Two to three hundred cowboys and 50 plus cowgirl sponsors join, plus bands from Hardin-Simmons, Haskell, Old Glory, Stam ford American Legion, and area high schools. Governor W Lee etc expected to head the march along a long fixed downtown route.

Texas Hardin Oliver Street Swenson First Baptist Church McHarg Avenue Anson Street Anson R. V. Colbert Hamilton Street Tele Exchange Swenson Avenue

Ten Thousand Improvement Program at Reunion Grounds Completed

Improvements costing about $10 000 were finished at the Texas Cowboy Reunion grounds for the ninth annual Reunion. A recreation building called The Roundup by the Oldtime Cowboys Association will host square dances formerly held in the bunkhouse, freeing the bunkhouse as a meeting place for pioneer cowboys and friends. The Roundup sits 200 feet southwest of the bunkhouse, with native stone veneer walls and an iron roof. Additional funds support rodeo arena upgrades, judges stands, stables, rest rooms, and enhanced exhibit hall security and comfort.

Bunkhouse Texas Cowboy Reunion Association Lewis Acker Abilene Texas Cowboy Oldtime Cowboys Association Ffi

Wayne McGill and His Pre Horse at Rodeo Program

Wayne McGill presents a specialty act with his horse in this year’s rodeo lineup appearing both afternoon and night shows. He joins other acts on the program, drawing audiences with his featured performance and unusual equine routine.

Wayne McGill

Stamford Cowboys Chuck Wagon Camp At Reunion Grounds

Six or seven ranch chuck wagons will park in the camp area at the Reunion grounds next week. Cowboys eat and camp there while enjoying Reunion attractions and competing in rodeo contests. Visitors sometimes receive invitations to a chuck wagon as seen in a previous year photo.

Warm-Up Dance Planned Friday at Sponsors Pavilion

Sponsors of the Texas Cowboy Reunion and former first place winners will join Stamford residents for a warm-up dance at the sponsors pavilion on the Reunion grounds Friday night June 30. Invitations were mailed by W B Harrison chair of the dance committee. H G Andrews sponsors chair Mrs W J Bryant hostess and Miss Helen Rosenwasser are arranging details. A large crowd of Stamford and out of town visitors is expected.

Stamford W. B. Harrison H. G. Andrews W. J. Bryant Helen Rosenwasser

Rhode Island farmer visits Stamford pastor after 16 years

A Rhode Island resident from West Warwick, Man, visited Rev. A. M. Herenius in Stamford last week to attend to business interests. He owns a farm east of Stamford and this was his first trip to the area in about sixteen years.

Rhode A. M. Herenius West Warwick Rhode Island Stamford Herenius

Rural electric project funds allotted for local coop

The Rural Electrification Administration awards 158000 to build about 212 miles of power lines serving 450 members in Haskell Shackelford and Jones counties. Stamford Electric Cooperative, based in Bramford, will coordinate work with engineer from Morrison and Company Dallas arriving soon to stake lines secure easements and begin construction.

Stamford Electric Cooperative Taite Prep Inc Hide Washington Rural Fileetrification Administration Haskell Shackelford Jones Counties Electric Co-op Bramford Wm. G. Morrison and Company Dallas Henry Osment

Square Dance Opens Roundup Building Grand Opening

The Reunion grounds hosted a grand opening square dance last Thursday night at the new Roundup Building as part of the Texas Cowboy Reunion. About 50 couples attended, including several from out of town, with Maxie being summoned by the Dixie Playboys.

Reunion Grounds Maxie The Dixie Playboys

Texas Cowboy Reunion Opens in Stamford with Three Rodeos

Stamford prepares for the tenth annual Texas Cowboy Reunion July 3 4 and 5 drawing 65 000 to 70 000 visitors. The program adds changes including a moved grand parade earlier rodeo matinees daily three performances with 300 cowboys competing in events like calf roping wild cow milking steer riding and cutting horses while juvenile cowboys and cowgirls contend for prizes. Notable attractions include Madison Square Garden performers Giene and Melwuchlin making their Reunion debut and rodeo clown George Tyler joining the lineup with a first time sponsor pavilion band Jerry Johnson and his orchestra providing nightly dancing.

Arena Stamford West Cowboy Bunkhouse Peirce Totas Madison Square Garden

Lueders Club to Sponsor Children’s Party

The Lueders Home Demonstration Club will sponsor a children's party on July 14. Each member brings two children under 11, meeting at 2:30 at Mrs. B. J. Pickle’s home before proceeding to the park. Mrs. B. J. Pickle, Minnie Brown, and Mrs. W. B. Houston head the entertainment committee overseeing care, activities, and refreshments.

Lueders Lueders’ Home Mra. B. J. Pickle Mra. B. J. Picket Minnie Brown Mra. W. B. Houston

Dr. Youngblood Nominated for Exchange Leadership

At the Inn Priday noon meeting, the Exchange Club nominated Dr. Wade Youngblood to president with Vane Wren as first vice president and Brett Coonroad as second vice president. Richards Lane was named secretary treasurer, and M L Bird W Ree and Claile Weetfall were nominated for audit center roles. New board members include Paul Alers Fred Conrad and J Whitney, with Arledge retiring as president and chairing the aviation committee discussing the new hangar airport.

Exchange Club Wade Youngblood Vane Wren First View Breet Coonroad Rohard Lane Cantrel M. L. Bird W. Ree Claile Weetfall Grady Howdry W. C. Leavitt WG Swensean Haldover Board of Control Paul Alers Frneat Caonrad J i Kittney Rey Arledge Ree Mr Arledge Fac Club Arledgw Viation Committee Hember Commer Hbhes Tre Murt Te Palle Wan

Golf Meet Set Here July 20 to 23

Stamford hosts a golf meet July 20 to 23 with an invitation championship underway. Notable figures include golf pro G. Antrews, Buster Pariah Maurice, and Russell Crownover who recently won the Cisco country club invitational. Rollins and Sidney Mueller also earned consolation wins in latest events.

Tamford Fadar Manty Hegan G. Antrews Buster Pariah Maurice Rawford Stamford Russell Rusty) Crownever Crownever Cisco J. T. Hammett Rising Star Rollins G. M. West Mver Sidney Mueller Th City Ae Seb Taal

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