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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1933

Page

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Radio Station Opens at First Baptist Stamford Assures Local Broadcast

The First Baptist Church in Stamford inaugurates a self built intrastate radio studio after two years of failed remote links with Wichita Falls KGKO WBAP Fort Worth WFAA Dallas and XER Coahuila Mexico. A noon broadcast featured the church orchestra under Joe Meacham and a Bible message by Rev Sam Morris. Evening service saw eleven baptisms and a pipe organ program by Mrs. W B Tyman. Community support came from J H McCuistion E H Childress FE E Cox J C Morris Radford Grocery Co. and local merchants with thanks to West Texas Utilities Bell Telephone Kinney Furniture and others.

First Baptist Church Stamford Sam Morris KGKO Wichita Falls WBAP Fort Worth WFAA Dallas XER Coahuila Mexico Joe Meacham Brother Morris Plainview Baptist Church St. John’s Methodist Church C. R. Hooton W. B. Tayman E. H. Childress FE. E. Cox J. C. Morris Radford Grocery Company McNeil West Texas Utilities Company Bell Telephone Company Lyles Music Shop Western Union Telegraph Company Kinney Furniture Store Spencer Lumber Company Martin Planning Mill

Dolly Payne Dies. Stamford Leader Had Long Civic Involvement

Dolly Payne prominent Stamford businessman and civic worker died at his home after a long illness. Born in Coryell County Texas in 1874 he lived in Mason County and Abilene before moving to Stamford as manager of the Wooten Grocer Company. He served on the Stamford School Board and led the Chamber of Commerce as president in 1930. Funeral services were held at his residence with burial in Abilene.

Dolly Payne Stamford Hanna Addition Payne Coryell County Texas Mason County Smithville Lena Branham Mr. Payne New Orleans Texas and Pacific Railroad Abilene H. C. Wooten Grocer Company Wooten Company Red & White Chamber of Commerce Stamford Chamber of Commerce First Christian Church W. P. Gerhart Stamford School Board I. H. Terry R. E. McDonald T. A. Upshaw W. G. Swenson L. W. Johnson Frank B. Ramey H. P. Moody C. E.coombes Lowell Young J. E. Jackson Frank Morrow Arthur Vernon A. D. McReynolds Frank Owens H. C. Wooten Pink Wooten G. C. McDonald Mack L. Wyatt C. W. Bacon Joseph Dale E. N. Kirby Hugo Schmidt J. D. Miracle W. M. Andrews Donald Burger Cisco Ollie Bittick J. W. Helms Rotan W. C. Bruce Rupert Cole Memphis W. A. Holt J. A.collier Haskell Tom Haynie J. M. Terry Monday Joe Payne Winters Homer Bullock Sweetwater W. B. Hagen Guy Rosecar Ed Farnsworth Anson Douthit Payne Oswald Cole Rule J. Carter King Albany Jake Salmon Avoca Bob Speck Allen Bell Rochester Lloyd Davis Knox City A. H. Sams Benjamin Hubbryatt B. Walker Hamlin Tom Cranfill E. B. Germany J. B. Burl

Pioneer Lueders Man R H Herrick Is Buried Tuesday

R H Herrick longtime Lueders teacher and pioneer resident died Monday at 1 05 p m after a long illness following a fall. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 p m at the Methodist church conducted by Rev A O Hood. Herrick, born December 21 1851 in Cleveland Ohio, married to Mary Francis Booth in 1886, moved to Texas in 1872 and to Lueders in 1903. He is survived by three sons Herman Ralph and Frank, burial in Highland cemetery Stamford. Kinney Bros supervised burial with pallbearers Swede Seaman C Withers Arthur Fitzgerald A Mitchem K E Fitzgerald and B Tunnell and flower girls Mesdames E Smart C Withers Johnnie Sparks A Fitzgerald Swede Seaman Guy Douthit.

Lueders R. H. Herrick Methodist Church A. O. Hood Mr. Herrick Cleveland Ohio Mary Francis Booth Texas Jones County Herrick Herman Ralph Frank Highland Cemetery Stamford Kinney Bros Seaman C. Withers Arthur Fitzgerald A. Mitchem KE. Fitzgerald B. Tunnell Mesdame

Reward Of The Compassionate Theme At St Johns Methodist

The Rev C R Hooton preaches Reward Of The Compassionate as the fifth sermon in a series at St John s Methodist Church. The pastor invites adults to Sunday service and dedicates the hour to veterans of the Cross while promoting Worship and Loyalty Month efforts. Midweek gatherings begin 6:30 with family supper, and notices include revival efforts at other local churches.

C. R. Hooton St. John’s Methodist Church Jesus Christ Judge Thomas Satan Presbyterian Church Church of Christ

New Meat Market to Open on North Side Square

Bascomb Connally plans a new meat market on the north side of the square in the former Texas Sandwich Shop building and aims to open by Saturday. The Texas Sandwich Shop moves one door east to larger quarters with added tables for dinners. The Palace Barber Shop run by A. M. Conant is expanding as the building is remodeled.

Bascomb Connally Texas Sandwich Shop J. Roy Johnson Palace Barber Shop A. M. Conant

Church of Christ union revival opens Sunday in Stamford

The union revival bringing together Church of Christ congregations from Jones Haskell and Stonewall counties starts at the Stamford Church of Christ with Evangelist H W Wrye preaching and W G Lieb leading singing. Services Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm then 10 am and 7 30 pm daily with chart aided sermons on topics like Is Water Baptism Essential to Salvation and What Is the Worst Sin.

Union Revival Churches of Christ of Eden Paradise Evangelist Wrye

P P Berthelot Laid To Rest In Stamford Friday

The funeral for P P Berthelot who died Thursday afternoon March 2 was held at Kinney's Funeral Home Friday at 4 p m Rev Paul Mosler of Seymour conducted the service with Rev C R Hooton of Stamford singing a solo. Burial followed in Highland cemetery. Active pallbearers included A J Swenson and others. honorary pallbearers were listed from New York City and Texas. Berthelot survived by wife, son Paul in Houston, a stepson Newell Berry in Houston, a sister Mrs Bojac of Bakersfield and a brother John Berthelot, formerly of Stamford. Out-of-town attendees included Clifford B Jones and Ronald A Shand parties from Spur and De Leon.

P. P. Berthelot Kinney Paul Mosler Seymour C. R. Hooton Stamford Highland Cemetery A. J. Swenson R. H. Dobyns Frank Cannon D. T. Perkins G. G. Flourno Fort Worth E. L. Connally Groesbeck C. E. Coombes Geo. E. Pryor John Selmon H. G. Andrews J. P. Astin Chas. W. Zug D. Hassen Rudolph Swenson C. F. Upshaw R. E. McDonald W. G. Swenson R. L. Penick John Hogan

Norma York Pledged To Literary Club

Special to the Stamford American Miss Norma York the Stamford daughter of Mr and Mrs L M York was among fifty girls pledged by the Mary Eleanor Breckenridge Club at the Texas State College for Women during pledge week in February 2025. The club formed in 1904 aims at mutual improvement through literature science arts and social life for CIA women. Four scholarships of twenty five dollars each are given annually to deserving CIA students.

Stamford Denton Norma York L. M. York Mary Eleanor Breckenridge Texas State College For Women CSA Mary Eleasor Brackenridge CIA

Birch the Magician to Appea r Here Monday

Announcement states Birch, famed successor of Thurston, will perform Monday evening at the City Auditorium. The show, touted as one of the largest magic productions, features $25,000 in equipment and the Vanishing Pony illusion. Tickets are forty cents for adults and twenty cents for children.

Birch Thurston City Auditorium Stamford Birch Company Mabel Sperry Miss Sperry

Burglars Loot Radford Grocery Store for Cigars

Burglars forced entries to Radford Grocery Co storehouse Saturday night or Sunday morning and left two sacks of tobacco behind. They escaped before finishing the job, taking only a few boxes of cigars while leaving an overcoat and slicker, and tools later traced to the section house wearers Ed Dodson and Marvin Doss reported the break-in.

Radford Grocery Co House Wear i Ed Dodson Marvin Doss Aptist Church

Presbyterians Hold Revival at Central Church This Week

The revival at Central Presbyterian Church opened Monday with Rev. Eugene H. Surface of Lamesa in charge. Evening services continue nightly at 7 30 with Sunday at 11 and 7 30 and Sunday School at 10. Surface notes that the event welcomes all denominations and non church members amid Abiine Presbytery evangelistic effort.

Central Presbyterian Church Eugene H. Surface First Presbyterian Church Lamesa Mr. Surface Abilene Presbytery Surface Stamford J. C. Pinson Oliver Crump FE. B. Surface Central Presbyterian Church of Abilene

Bank Moratorium Highlights Value of Credit Rating

Stamford retail merchants association manager R C Thomas praises credit as currency during bank holidays. He notes credit bureau records show widespread restriction except for prompt payers, and recounts how confidence and credit kept trade moving without cash. Retail buying fell about fifty percent then rose toward normal by week’s end.

R. C. Thomas Stamford Retail Merchants, Association Thomas Credit Bureau Stamford Mr. Thomas

Banks Likely To Stay Closed For Few Days Longer

The Stamford banks remained closed after Governor Ferguson’s five day Texas banking holiday. Federal instructions superseded the state order and could extend the moratorium. Stores accepted checks and continued sales while the public awaited Washington rules and Congress action for a quick resolution.

Stamford Ferguson Texas Washington Congress

Rev C E McGehee New Pastor Of Christian Church

Rev C E McGehee has accepted a call as pastor of the Central Christian Church of Stamford and began duties last Sunday. The congregation voted the call the prior Sunday. He is a young minister, a former Texas Christian University student now studying at Simmons University in Abilene while serving here.

C. E. McGehee Central Christian Church of

Stamford Schools Face Crisis Without State Apportionment

A Stamford school board letter warns the district faces a six month term in 1933 34 unless Texas maintains a per capita apportionment of at least 17.50. Using 1932 census 1181 pupils the state would provide 18496 for three months, while 1933 funds at 3.00 per pupil would yield 9448, cutting nine or more months of schooling unless support rises. Citizens urged to write to representatives in Austin Texas.

Stamford Public Stamford State of Texas J. F. Lindsey Care House of Representatives Austin Wil

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First Baptist Rev Stamford House H. C. Wooten Grocer CO Hooton North Side Square Church of Christ Union Revival P.P. Berthelot Radford Grocery House 1.C.U Christian Church
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