Stamford Police Nab Two Haskell Men Stealing Hay
Two Haskell men one aged 17 were captured after a 95 mph chase on the Stamford Haskell highway. Johnny Holly Clifton 38 and Charles Lewellan 17 were arraigned. Clifton fined 100 dollars, Lewellan with 150 dollar suspended. charges reckless driving and resisting arrest.
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Stamford
Haskell
Stamford- Haskell
Jack Tid
Well
Elmer Gregory
Haskell Highway
McConnell’s Crossing
Itie
Johnny Holly Clifton
Charles Lewellan
Hubert Watson
Corporation Court
Watson
Clifton
Lewellan
Bob Miller
Stamford Law
Stamford Student Earns Sixth in State Slide Rule
Paul Phy placed sixth in the state slide rule contest at Austin during the Interscholastic League events. He was Stamford high school's sole representative at the state literary contests, after earlier regional success where Marc Johnson took third and Phy had second in slide rule.
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Paul Phy
Austin
Stamford High School
Paul
Brownwood
Marc Johnson
J. E. Cox
Lindle Christian
Stamford
Evelyn Forrest
Cristena Terry
Joyce Cox
Elizabeth Winter
Dorothy Ann Brown
T. R. Tinsley
Wayne Crawford
Lueders Woman Maggie Stifflemire Dies at 77
Maggie Stifflemire, 77, of Lueders died Tuesday after illness at home. Funeral held May 9 at Lueders Methodist Church with Rev. Oran Smith and Rev. Byron Bryant officiating. Burial in Lueders cemetery. Survived by son Pete Stifflemire, daughter Mrs Henry Loop, two grandchildren, and siblings.
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Maggie Stifflemire
Lueders
Stamford Sanitarium
Kinney Funeral Home
Lueders Methodist Church
Oran Smith
Byron Bryant
First Baptist Church of
Stamford
Pete Stiffiemire
Henry Loop
Leeders
Tom J. Newton
Loraine
Charlie Lawhon
Houston
Thieves Loot Two Businesses Thursday Night
Two local businesses were entered between midnight and 5 a.m. Friday morning. Modern Food store lost about $6 after a panel was removed from a back door. The City Pig cafe saw $15 to $20 taken from wall boxes and marble machines. Chief Bob Miller reported the break ins.
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Bob Miller
Miller
Piano Pupils Recital Series at First Baptist Church
Mrs. C. M. Lester presents four piano pupil recitals at the First Baptist Church. Senior high students perform May 17, juniors May 18, elementary May 24, and freshman May 25.
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C. M. Lester
First Baptist Church
Avoca Minstrel Show Set for Friday Night
The Avoca negro minstrel cast invites Stamford residents to an 8 pm Friday performance with eight ballet dances in costume and a feature Quinine Quintet. Mrs. Hubert Bell directs and accompanies. proceeds benefit the Avoca Community Club building fund.
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Avoca Negro Minstrel
Avoca
Caldonia
Hubert Bell
Stamford
Bell
Avoca Community Club Building Fund
Avoca Soldier Dies In California
Cpl. Raymond Dillard 19 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Dillard Avoca died in California Wednesday morning. He was stationed at Travis Air Base near Vallejo. The body will return for burial with Kinney Funeral Home handling arrangements. He served in England six months and lived in this county before enlisting March 7 1949. Survived by parents a sister Mrs Vanila Jones Stamford a brother Frank Jr in Tokyo and grandparents Mr and Mrs C W Morton Paris Texas.
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California
Raymond Dillard
Frank Dillard
Avoca
Dillard
Travis Air Base
Fairfield
Calif
Vallej
Kinney Funeral Home
Cpl
England
United States
Vanila Jones
Stamford
Frank, Jr
Tokyo
C. W. Morton
Paris
Texas
Howe Family Relocates from Here to Hamlin
Mr and Mrs C R Howe plan a Hamlin move this week after selling their local home and buying a residence in Hamlin they have run a drive inn in Hamlin for two years driving back and forth to the business
Stamford City Leaders Volunteer Service Without Pay
Stamford city officials including the mayor and five council members will serve without pay. The decision was made last Friday after presentation by Roy Arledge. The city budget still designates 1200 for remuneration, with 600 for the mayor and 600 to be divided among council members, but the amount is not considered compensation.
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Stamford
Roy Arledge
Retired Avoca Farmer Henry D White Dies at 77
Henry Dave White of Avoca aged 77 died Monday at 3 15 am at the family home after years of ill health. A former county commissioner for Precinct 2 and longtime Shriner, he and his wife came to Avoca in 1902 from Santa Anna. Funeral Tuesday at 4 30 pm at Avoca Methodist Church, Rev Billy Wilkinson officiating. Burial Spring Creek cemetery with Kinney Funeral Home. Survived by wife four sons and four daughters, 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren, three brothers and four sisters.
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Henry Dave White
Avoca
Santa Anna
Coleman County
White
Spring Creek
Kinney
Mr. White
Cormanche County
Police Chief Warns of Dog Poisoning Ring
Police chief Bob Miller warned Wednesday about dangerous poisons being left to kill dogs in the community. He urged immediate cessation and said anyone distributing the poison will be brought to the police station by order of the chief.
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Bob Miller
City Ministers To Meet Monday
The Stamford Ministerial Alliance will meet at noon on Monday May 14 at Saint John's Methodist church for their regular luncheon and business meeting. Rev M C Turpin of Central Christian church announces the session and urges full attendance from Stamford ministers and nearby clergy.
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Stamford Ministerial Alliance
Saint John's Methodist Church
M.C. Turpin
Central Christian Church
Stamford
Vicinity
Mrs Clyde Westfall Named Hostess for Texas Cowboy Reunion
Mrs Clyde Westfall wife of Stamford's mayor was chosen as hostess for the upcoming Texas Cowboy Reunion. Announcement of the honor was made Wednesday morning.
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Clyde Westfall
Stamford
Mother of Two Local Women Dies in Brady
Mrs. Donald Finley of Fife mother of Mrs. Stanley Cook and Mrs. Bill Lawson died Tuesday at 1 30 pm in a Brady hospital after gravely ill condition. Funeral service planned for Wednesday at Fife. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Gerald Backham of Ozona a son J D Taylor of San Antonio six grandchildren. She had worked as a nurse at the Brady hospital.
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Donald Finley
Fife
Stanley Cook
Bill Lawson
Brady
Finley
Stamford
Brady Hospital
Gerald Backham
Ozona
J.D. Tayvior
San Antonio
John Cook
J. E. Lawson
Track Stars Visit Rotary Club Following State Meet
Stamford High School track team members who competed in the state finals were guests at a Rotary luncheon introduced by Head Coach Gordon Wood. Wood noted football practice nearing midseason, praised the team’s state meet showing, and cited Charles Gary’s new state 440 record and 24 points in a three way meet top score.
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Stamford
Rotary
Gordon Wood
Frantz Myatt
Wood
Charles Gary
Raymond Maxwell
Garland Cox
Donald Bashford
Wayne Wash
Jerry Vrecht
Tommy Alexander
Paul Phy
Oliver PTA to Install Officers Tuesday Night
Oliver Street PTA will install new officers on Tuesday night May 15 at Oliver Street school. Mrs. Dave Walker will install officers. new president Mrs. Dick Carson, vice president Mrs. L Rh Rose, secretary Mrs. Addie Mae Kennedy, treasurer Mrs. Elmer Loedeker.
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Oliver Street
Parent- Teachers Association
Ing Pta
Dick Carson
L. Rh. Rose
Addie Mae Kennedy
Elmer Loedeker
E. K. Pace
PTA
Garth McCashim
Pupils to Present Speech Recitals at St John’s
Pupil groups under Mrs. Ben Cole will present two speech recital programs at St John’s Methodist Church. On Tuesday May 15 at 7 30 pm a panel includes Theresa Williams Jane Lackey Jane Neal Caroline Cole Nancy Martin Noretta Lovvorn Gaylan Gillean Nancy Ashcroft Patsy Maleen Ann Pryor. On Thursday May 17 at 7 30 pm the list includes Jorene Hudspeth Duane Lindsey Burt Pardue Martha Johnson Ken Precit Hilly West Martha McCown Fielding Cochran Ainslie Mood Fay Maples Anne Hudson Patricia Cole Jane Giles Charles Cromwell Carolyn Cooper Nat y Johnson Alice Early Nancy Wash Nancy Dickenson Sarah Harrison Lynette Johnson Sara Layne Hinds Gibbs Mood Halese Lipe Jakie Westfall Jerry Aize.
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Ben Cole
St. John’s Methodist Church
Pam
Theresa Williams
Jane Lackey
Jane Neal
Caroline Cole
Nancy Martin Noretta Lovvorn
Gaylan Gillean
Nancy Ashcroft
Patsy Maleen
Ann Pryor
Jorene Hudspeth
Duane Lindsey Burt Pardue
Martha Johnson
Ken
Clyde and son Denne of San Benito in weekend meeting
Local notes report Mre fi J Hate hat as yineets ver the week-end with Clyde and son Denne of San Benito appearing in attendance. The terse fragment shows a social or business gathering and mentions San Benito participants.
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Yineets
Tre. M. H. Clyde
Local Girl Seeks Wheat Harvest Queen Title
Evelyn Dudsensing a Stamford nurse will represent Stamford as princess in the National Wheat Harvest Festival at Wichita Falls next week. Lee Walker of the Chamber of Commerce announced the event. She was second in Miss Stamford last year and will stay at Midwestern University dormitories with other city entrants. A garden party, tea, luncheons and parties are planned with gifts from Wichita Falls merchants. The coronation is set for Thursday night May 17.
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Evelyn Dudsensing
Stamford Sanitarium
Stamford
Wichita Falls
Lee Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Stamford
Midwestern University
A. R. Dillard
Midwestern
Gauger to Review Fatima Book at American Legion Hall
William A Gauger will present a review of Pere G Da Fansesca's Our Lady of Light at the American Legion Hall on Thursday May 10 at 7 pm He is a catechist at St Kevins Catholic Church Following the review the Altar Society will host refreshments with no admission fee The book covers visions reported by three Fatima children including a world message and prophecies about Russian aggression and Christian leaders such as Cardinal Mindzenty and Archbishop Beran.
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Our Lady of Fatima
Our Lady of Light
American Legion Hall
William A. Gauger
St. Kevins’ Catholic Church
Pere G. da Fansesca
St Kevins’ Church
Fatima
Cardinal Mindzenty
Beren
Booker visitors join Mr and Mrs Lehman
Mr and Mrs Winn Lehman of Booker spent several days in the area during the latter part of last week. Mrs Lehman and their son Bobbie were here about ten days before returning to Booker with Mr Lehman who then joined Beverly Buie and her parents in Stamford.
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Winn Lehman
Booker
Lehman
Bobbie
Stamford
Beverly Buie
R. B. Bue
Capacity Crowd Expected To Hear Agricultural Head
John C. White commissioner of agriculture will address Stamford FFA father and son banquet at the high school cafeteria. Reginald Link presides, James W. Lindsey introduces, and a chapter activity report plus two honorary members are announced.
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John C. White
Stamford
White
James W. Lindsey
Reginald Link
FFA
Supt
L. W. Johnson
Cecil Fager
Gerald Proctor
Pat Vaden
Funeral Services For McNeely Held Here Tuesday
Curtis Smith McNeely Jr aged 30 died Sunday night in Houston. Funeral at First Baptist Stam ford conducted by Rev. Byron Bryant with burial in Highland cemetery. He served in the Navy 1942 45 including time in Alaska and worked in Houston trucking before returning to Stam ford. Survived by sister Mrs. L E Harper of Arlington and grandmother Mrs. Etta Echols of Odessa. Pallbearers listed.
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First Baptist Church
Stamford
Curtis Smith McNeely, Jr
Houston
Kinney Funeral Home
Byron Bryant
Highland Cemetery
McNeely
C. S. McNeely
Los Angeles
Guam
Navy
Alaska
Alexander
Baptist Church
L. E. Harper
Arlington
Etta Echols
Odessa
Texas Tech student Paula Duncan visits Lubbock home
Paula Duncan a Texas Tech student in Lubbock spent last weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Duncan at their home in the city.
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Paula Duncan
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Paul Duncan
Stamford Women Attend PTA School
Four Stamford women attended the PTA School of Instruction at Spur Saturday. The group included Mrs. Dave Walker who participated and Mrs. Garland Zimmerman Mrs. Guy White and Mrs. Vernon Lovvorn. State PTA vice president Mrs. N H Keller of El Paso directed the session.
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Stamford
PTA
Spur
Dave Walker
Garland Zimmerman
Guy White
Vernon Lovvorn
N. H. Keller
el Paso
Stamford Stores Set 5 30 P.M. Weekday Closing Time
Stamford department stores agreed on a mutual closing time of 5 30 p.m. on weekdays. Saturday hours remain 8 p.m. under the plan endorsed by business groups to standardize retail closing times.
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Stamford
Stamford High Pupils Earn High Latin Test Honors
Stamford High School wins the APSL Latin trophy for top student record in Nationwide Latin tests. Lucy Kennedy and Wayne Crawford earned sterling silver medal pins with 118 of 120 points. Ten students earned Superior Merit, five earned Eminent Merit, and several earlier pins noted. More than 20,000 students nationwide participated.
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Stamford High School
Elizabeth, N. J
APSL
Bert Flemins
Associa
Tion
Lucy Kennedy
Wayne Crawford
Dorothy Baird
Eon Musil
United States
Hiawali
Cuba
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Jody Foster
Jo Ann Frizell
Mabeth Moreland
James Thompson
Gail Swenson
Jacob Isaac
Becky Helmer
McClendon
Betty Lu Johnson
Bobby Daffern
Carlene Terry
Lulw Neuman
Sandra Swenson
Matilda Metz
Nancy Pardue
Otho Gillean
Janie Hallman
Arlyne Spokes
Rainfall Totals Hit 19 Inches as May Logs Heavy Showers
A Sunday night shower dropped 19 inches of rain, lifting the monthly total to 9S inches. May 1 opened with 65 inches, the heaviest since last September, and a second rain on May 5 added 14 inches. Outlying areas reported heavier totals. the May 5 downpour flooded stock water and offered little aid to fields.
Police Chief outlines Stamford traffic violator types and safety needs
Stamford Police Chief Bob Miller told the Jaycees that speeders reckless drivers unlicensed operators and habitual stop sign violators plague the city. He urged a master signal light switch schoolboy safety patrols new school zone signs and a high school driver course while noting limited patrols and calling for a one way radio link or extra patrol car. Miller pledged police support for Jaycee safety proposals as he seeks council backing.
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Charles Bagget
Jaycee
Miller
Hle
Stamford
Jaycees
Fic
Highway Department
Anson
Miler
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