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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1966

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Texas Cowboy Reunion Opens With 62 Cowgirl Sponsors

The 386th Texas Cowboy Reunion hosts 62 cowgirl sponsors for a weekend of riding and entertainment. Miss Martha Rollins of Stamford carries contestant number one while no entrant wears number thirteen. Activities begin Friday at 9 a.m. with registration and a 4 p.m giant parade, followed by a Saturday 9 a.m. start and a sponsor breakfast. Mrs. Jacl Watson hosts a 2 to 4 p.m. coke party, and sponsor contest chairman A J Mills notes no after show or slack racing. all entrants perform in the first three rodeo performances with the 10 fastest time advancing to finals.

Ing Jacl Watson Martha Rollins George Rollins Stamford Miss Rollins A. J. Mills Texas Jack Watson Charles Stenholm Harter

Texas Cowboy Reunion Rodeo Opens With Parade Of Contestants

The 36th annual Texas Cowboy Reunion in Stamford runs Friday to Monday with a large parade led by the Hardin-Simmons University Cowboy Band and Miss Schrenia Clark. Cowboy contestants from Brownwood, Jacksboro, San Angelo and O’Donnell join 349+ entrants, as 8 p.m. rodeo performances and a 2 p.m. Monday matinee draw crowds from Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.

Schrenia Clark Brownfield The American Association of Sheriff Posses Brownwood Jacksboro San Angelo O'Donnell

Funeral Services Are Held Monday For Roy A. Duke

Funeral rites for Roy A. Duke 70 owner of Duke Butane and Appliance Co were held at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Jack Southerland officiating. Burial followed at Highland Memorial Cemetery. Duke died Saturday evening in Stamford Memorial Hospital after a one day illness. He served as a State Guard captain in WWII and owned the appliance business since 1934. Survivors include his wife a daughter a son a brother two sisters and six grandchildren.

Roy A Duke Duke Butane and Appliance Co First Baptist Church Jack Southerland Highland Memorial Cemetery Riker- Warren Funeral Home Abilene Mr. Duke Stamford Memorial Hospital Jones County Grace Hager Stamford State Guard Duke Texas Butane Association American Legion VFW Jane Hopkins 29 Palm Calif Ldouglas David North Holywood Majors Hamlin JueM'a Cunningham North Nellywood

Hospital Approved for Medicare Treatment Program

Stamford Memorial Hospital received approval to treat patients under the Medicare program. Administrator Ed Suddath said the new federal aid becomes available Friday, enabling broader patient access.

Stamford Memorial Hospital Ed Suddath

Rotarians Hear Of Youth Programs

Rotarians Tuesday learned about Boys and Girls State held in Austin. Lisa Andrews described Girls State as a laboratory of government and praised the friendships formed. Jack Harkins said Boys State equalizes and prepares boys for citizenship. Both speakers praised the training.

Austin American Legion and Auxiliary Lisa Andrews Girls State Jack Harkins

Cucumber Harvest Set for Hardeman County Opening

Hardeman County readies its second annual cucumber harvest with more than 100 acres planted and a kickoff planned for June 27. Local growers expect strong yields across the county.

Hardeman County

Mr Bill Swenson To Observe 50 Years With SMS Ranches

More than 375 persons will pay tribute to W. G. Swenson today for 50 years of service with the Swenson Land and Cattle Co. A barbecue will be held in his honor at noon at the SMS Ranches facilities.

Bill’ Swenson SMS Ranches W. G. Swenson Swenson Wilson Elmore New York City Swenson Land and Cattle Co Vice Oil Co O. J. Barron Spur Bruce Swenson Pallas Texas

Jaycees Draw for 400-Pound Beef at Texas Reunion

Stamford Jaycees announce a 50 cent raffle for a 400 pound beef during the final Texas Cowboy Reunion performance. Tickets available from Jaycees. no need to be present to win. Invitations sent to 600. 375 accepted by Wednesday.

Stamford Jaycees Bil Decker Jaycee

CofC Names New Stamford Chamber Manager

Jerry Glenn Hopkins, newly named manager of the Stamford Chamber of Commerce, will be introduced at a noon meeting on Wednesday July 6 at the Cliff House. L. J. McCaleb, chamber president, urges all members to attend as committee assignments are announced.

Jerry Glenn Hopkins Stamford Chamber of Commerce Cliff House L. McCaleb Chamber Chamber of Commerce

Fannie Meeker Funeral Services Held Wednesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Meeker 68 longtime Stamford resident were held at Central Christian Church at 4 p m with Rev David Freeman officiating Burial followed in Highland Memorial Cemetery under Kinney Funeral Home direction She died Tuesday evening in Stamford Memorial Hospital after a four month illness Born August 11 1897 in Falls County Texas she moved to Stamford in 1910 She retired as a railroad clerk in 1947 Survivors include a daughter Mrs George Rollins of Stamford two grandchildren two brothers Monroe Dodgen of Stamford and Will Dodgen of Brownwood two sisters Mrs Carrie Pace and Mrs Lizzie Thompson both of Abilene Pallbearers were Marvin J D Elliott Roy Craig L F Perry Harry Steenson David Ballard and Jess Hodkinson

Fannie Meeker Stamford Central Christian Church David Freeman Highland Memorial Cemetery Kinney Funeral Home Meeker Stamford Memorial Hospital Falls County Texas George Rollins Monroe Dodgen Will Dodgen Brownwood Carrie Pace Lizzie Thompson Abilene

Pilot Who Flew Will Rogers From Reunion Dies

Paul C. Jackson 79 died May 29 in Houston. He piloted Will Rogers away from the Texas Cowboy Reunion in 1935 after Rogers, then incognito, was recognized by the crowd and asked to fly to Abilene to escape autograph seekers.

Paul C. Jackson Will Rogers Houston Jackson George W. Strake James V. Allred Rogers Abilene

Old Timers Plan Display Of Articles Open House

The 36th annual Texas Cowboy Reunion Old Timers Association meets this Friday through Sunday at the Bunkhouse and Roundup Hall with registration, business and directors meetings, a memorial service, and an open house. Memorials include six members since the last meeting. past presidents Charlie Brown and Hugh Culwell noted. The association, led by Jasper Bevers and Marvin Cobb, has about 50 directors and lowered the age limit to 45.

Texas Cowboy Reunion Association Jasper Bevers Munday Marvin M. Cobb Haskell Carl D. Maloney Sweetwater Cannon Stamford

Schedule of Activities at June 30 to July 4 Cowboy Event

The schedule lists events for the National Cutting Horse Association approved activities from June 30 through July 4. Highlights include cutting horse contests in the main arena, cowboy roping, quarter horse shows, chuck wagon dinners, grand parades and entries, memorial services, dance, business meetings, and awards at the Ranch and Round Up Hall.

Ranch Chuck Wagons Oldtimers

Magazine To Cover Cowboy Reunion

A staff writer and photographer from Southern Living Magazine based in Birmingham Alabama will cover the 1966 Texas Cowboy Reunion this weekend. Fort Worth Star Telegram staff writers will be on hand for the three day event along with many other Texas newspapers.

Southern Living Magazine Birmingham Ala The Fort Worth Star- Telegram Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cowgirl Texas Cowboy Reunion Rodeo Entertainment the Butler Sisters Clint Harlow Hardin-Simmons University Cowboy Band Haskell County Sheriff Posse Stamford Junior Sheriff Posse Oklahoma New Mexico Butler Sisters Clint Harlow Mary Leu Alice Roath Molanda Sue Fort Worth Carl Swenson Rodeo Events Jack Ratten Mansville Schrenia Clark American Association of Sheriff Posses and Riding Clubs Queen Roy A. Duke Cil Viers Lawrence Glenn Bob Wallace Jess Finley Cecil Eager A. J. Clatey Chuck Wagon Grounds Bob Kidd Bartlesville Bill Mr. Bill Anson A. J Selma Swenson Sweden Stamford High School University of Texas Exchange Club Exchange Clubs of Texas Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association West Texas Chamber of Commerce West Texas Rehabilitation Center FFA Bethel Lutheran Church Eugene Bill Jr Stanley Tulsa, Oklo SMS Cofc Leroy Macon Macon Haskell Highway Marvin JD Elliott Roy Craig L. F. Perry Harry Steenson David Ballard Jess Hodkinson Reunion Timers Association Frank Cannon Old Timers Association Texas Cowboy Reunion Bunkhouse National Cutting Horse Association A.m
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