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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1965

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Bobby Prichard Wins Top Honors In Spelling Bee

Bobby Prichard, a Reynolds School sixth grader in Stamford, won the Jones County spelling bee over 21 contestants to become 1965 Jones County champion. Debbie Franklin finished second after a face off. Kathy Moore took third. The county bee is sponsored by the Stamford Junior Chamber of Commerce with trophies for top finishers.

Bobby Prichard Jones County Debbie Franklin Kathy Moore R. L. Harrison H. L. Prewit Reynolds School Stamford Bobby Robert A. Prichard Sunset Drive Wichita Alls Wichita Falls Times Record News R. Harrison Debbie Ray Franklin Vassar H. N. Precit Feynolds School Kathy “Moore Nso

South Africans Visiting in City for Agriculture Training

Three natives of the Union of South Africa visited Stamford this week and attended the Rotary Club luncheon. Dr Maree and Hendrik Roux of Johannesburg and Dave Fourie of Pretoria are here for agricultural training and may stay several months. They came on tourist visas while efforts are made to change their status to student classification.

Union of South Africa Stamford Rotary Club Maree Hendrik Roux Johannesburg Dave Fourie Pretoria

Camp Fire Girls Plan Annual Dad Daughter Dinner

The Camp Fire Girls in Stamford announce their annual Dad Daughter Banquet to be held Tuesday at 7 pm at the National Guard Armory. Each girl brings a box lunch to share with her father, cold drinks provided. Rev. Jack Southerland will MC the program. Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls will perform after weeks of rehearsals.

Camp Fire Girls Stamford National Guard Armory

Farm Placement Man to Visit Stamford for Help Wanted

Kenneth Carman farm placement representative for the Texas Employment Commission in Anson will be in Stamford Tuesday March 9 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Old City Auditorium to aid farmers and ranchers in finding hands and to accept worker applications. No fee is charged. He plans to return each Tuesday to assist area employers and workers.

Kenneth Carman Texas Employment Commission Anson Stamford Old City Auditorium Carman Mr Carman

Police Arrest Two 10 Year Olds In Break-Ins

Stamford police arrested two 10-year-old Latin American boys in connection with multiple break-ins this week. Much of the stolen merchandise was recovered and investigations continue into three burglaries at local school facilities. The targets included gymnasium cafeteria and a trailer belonging to Key City Electric Co. Additional break-ins occurred at Bill's Lumber Supply and R B Spencer & Co with small items and some change stolen.

Stamford B. Q. Cooper Key City Electric Co Bill's Lumber Supply R B. Spencer and Co Spencer Company

Police Chief Warns Over Dog Poisonings in Stamford

Police Chief B. Q. Cooper says dog poisoners are active in Stamford with two pets dead. Poisoned meat samples found in Dodson-iill Addition. He urges citizen help to catch offenders and warns of full prosecutions to prevent children from harm.

Stamford B. Q. Cooper Dodson-iill Cooper

Youth Fellowship Meeting Set for Sunday at Temple Baptist

Youngsters from Haskell Lee and Stamford area churches will attend a youth fellowship gathering Sunday night at 7 o clock. The event will be held at Temple Baptist Church located at Campbell and Anson streets.

Haskell Leeders Stamford Temple Baptist Church Campbell and Anson Streets

Widow's estate planning tips outlined by Abilene attorney

Mrs. Joe Jameson urged widows to prepare by listing income and taxes, securing insurance, and keeping assets accessible. She advised separate bank accounts, identifying advisors, establishing trusts for minors, locating vital records, and maintaining an up to date will reviewed every five years.

Joe Jameson Abilene Rotary Club

Jones County Retail Sales Rise 15 Percent Since 1958

U S Bureau of the Census reports Jones County 260 retail establishments posted 1963 sales of 27 2 million, up 15 percent from 1958. Retail payroll totals 2 3 million with 812 jobs. food stores, gas stations, auto dealers and other categories contribute to regional totals. Statewide totals show 96 406 establishments and 1 271 5 million in sales, up 18 percent.

Jones County U. S. Bureau of the Census Census Bureau U. S. Department of Commerce Gentral Merchandise Group

Merger Forms Rolling Plains PCA with Stamford Memphis roots

The Rolling Plains Production Credit Association formed from Stamford and Memphis PCA mergers. Stamford hosts headquarters with G C Burson Sr elected president and J J Hill Jr as general manager. Directors from Stamford include J F McCulloch and W C McClendon. The 17 county area serves about 1800 members with over 7 million in loans and nearly 2 million in capital and reserves.

Rolling Plains Production Credit Association Stamford Pca Memphis Pca Stamford G. C. Burson Sr Haskell J. C. Emmert Willington Lasater Hensley Guthrie J. J. Hill Jr J. R. Gleaton R. C. Cobb Billy R. Jones Memphis Anson Monday Spur Paducah Matador Wellington

Winners Named In Conservation Essay Contest

The California Creek Soil Conservation District board announced 1965 winners from Paint Creek and Haskell High Schools. Allen R. Schmidt won with the essay Conservation Our Best Insurance earning a $25 Stamford Federal Savings certificate. runner up Pamela Druesedow. others were Rita Woodward Curtis Bittner and Anita Powell.

Board of Supervisors California Creek Soil Conservation District Allen R. Schmidt Paint Creek High School Schmidt Stamford Federal Savings and Loan Association Pamela Druesedow Haskell High School Rita Woodward Curtis Bittner Anita Powell

Seven Indicted By Grand Jury In Anson Court

Grand jury in 4th District Court at Anson returned seven felony indictments. Everett L. Smith of Hurst faced theft by false pretext. Jimmy Lee Herod of Fort Phantom Lake charged with burglary and destruction of property. Ismael O. Villarreal of Hamlin charged with burglary. Fred Howard Jr. and Wille Lee Booker charged with theft. Corbet Doyle Nipp of Anson charged with a second offense driving while intoxicated. Guadalupe Villarreal of Gonzales listed. assault with intent to murder and assault with a prohibited weapon noted.

4Th District Anson Everett L. Smith Hurst Jimmy Lee Herod Fort Phantom Lake Ismael O. Villarreal Hamlin Fred Howard Jr Wille Lee Booker Doyle Nipp Guadalupe Villarreal Gonzales California Assalt

World Prayer Day Service Set Friday in Stamford

World Day of Prayer events take place Friday sponsored by United Church Women in Stamford. Dr Hugo B Haterius pastor of Bethel Lutheran Church will speak at 10 a m at Four Square Church, new time this year. Mrs Jerry Garner leads the local organization.

Stamford United Church Women Hugo B. Haterius Bethel Lutheran Church Foursquare Church Jerry Garner

Stamford Man Honored For Outstanding Service

John L. Blackstock received an engraved Past President's Plaque from Bill Weeks at the Panhandle Professional Photographers Association winter meeting held at the Herring Hotel on February 27 28. Blackstock served as Association president in 1958. The plaque reads Awarded For Outstanding Service Rendered To Professional Photography.

John L. Blackstock Bill Weeks Panhandle Professional Photographers Association Herring Hotel Mr. Blackstock

Police Fight Post Office Birds In Stamford War

Stamford police chief B Q Cooper reports city workers have fired shotguns into trees at the post office square to drive away roosting birds. Several birds were killed and the nightly gatherings diminished as weather clears the plan to continue the campaign.

Police Department Post Office Stamford B. Q. Cooper Cooper Haskell

Industrial Group Schedules Luncheon in Stamford

The Stamford Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee plans a luncheon at Clift House Restaurant on Thursday March 11. Guest speaker will be James R. Bradley from Texas A&M Industrial Research Department, a leading authority on industrial development. Stamford Industrial Development Foundation members are invited.

Industrial Committee Stamford Chamber of Commerce Clift House James R. Bradley Texas A&m Industrial Research Department Stamford Industrial Development Foundation

Stonewall County 4H poultry program opens for year

The Stonewall County 4H poultry program has begun. Applications for baby chicks must be submitted by Monday March 8. Regulations require at least 50 baby chicks to be fed under the supervision of the county agent.

Stonewall County

Data Processing Banquet Highlights Student Winners

Friday night at Cliff House the first annual distributive education employer employee banquet celebrated data processing careers. Harold Harwell received Outstanding WE Student of the Year and the window judging team from Stamford High School captured a San Angelo trophy. Speaker Jack Williams of Unitab Corp. outlined job roles and projected a 100000 worker shortage by 1970.

Harold Harwell McMahon Motors Cliff House Don Howard Harold Jack Williams Unitab Corporation of Abilene Stamford High School Grady McAlister Mr. Howard San Angelo Shirley Stephens Billy Wigley Jap Spraberry Johnny Byrd

License Plate Sales Lagging in Stamford

Stamford registrations trail last year as Mrs. Enis Bishop notes $2,575 less money taken and 482 vehicles registered so far. With less than a month to April 1, 1965 plates, including 359 passenger cars, face a heavy final rush at the Tax Office, open Saturdays 9 to 12.

Stamford Enis Bishop Bishop Ns Bishop Electric North Swenson

Open House For Public Schools Week In Stam ford

Public schools in Stam ford host open house from 7 to 9 PM during Texas Public Schools Week. Displays showcase classroom work and student achievements. parents encouraged to visit classrooms during school hours. Texas data notes rising enrollment and yearly need for thousands of new teachers.

Stamford Texas Public Schools Texas

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E. L. Moore S. Fergu Gaso Washington, D. C US. Department of Commerce New PCA Joe A. Hanson J. F. McCulloch J. C. Moorhouse Benjamin Mack T. Claburn W. W. George Turkey John E. Glover Childress L. M. Bartlett W. C. McClendon Stamford Ica Evelyn Gray Wayne Raley Sandra Golden Joe Mueller Mandolinas, Music Group W. E. Mayes Williams Mr. Williams
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