Shrine Circus returns to Stamford Monday
The Clyde Brothers Carden-Johnson Circus returns to Stamford sponsored by the McKenzie Trail Shrine Club for two performances on Monday May 22 at 4 30 and 8 p m in the rodeo arena of the Texas Cowboy Reunion. The all new show features three rings over two hours with acts from Portugal Spain Italy Mexico City Central America England Germany and Hungary along with animal acts Black Mane Lions llamas ponies and Shrine Circus clowns.
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Shrine Circus
Stamford
Clyde Brothers Carden-Johnson Circus
McKenzie Trail Shrine Club
Portugal Brothers
South America
Armand
Spain
Cucillo
Italy
Rueben
Mexico City
Gilberto
Central America
Galumbo
Hungary
England
Adela
Mara
Germany
Lou Regan
Free legal aid opens in Jones County area
Legal Services Corpora tion begins offering civil legal counsel to residents on fixed or poverty incomes in Jones County. Richard Gladstone opened a temporary Stamford site with plans for a permanent office in Stamford or Anson. Susan Callen at St. Ann's Church serves as local contact, with info lines for further scheduling.
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Legal Services Corporation
Jones County
Congress
Legal Services
Richard Gladstone
Abilene
Stamford
Anson
Gladstone
Susan Callen
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Miss Callen
Tarrant County
Nolan
Jones Counties
Dress revue scheduled in Avoca
The Jones County Extension Service sponsors a 4-H County Dress Revue on Saturday May 27 at 6 30 p m in the home of Mrs Eugene Watts Necy Wilburn says there are three divisions senior 14 19 and two junior divisions 9 11 and 12 13 Garments and materials are due Monday May 22 by 5 p m or can be brought to the program Getting It All Together featuring Betty White of Aunt Bettys Rags at 7 30 p m in the Anson Activity Center open to all regardless of race color national origin or economic circumstances those interested should call or visit the County Extension Office for more information and the requirement sheet.
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Jones County Extension Service
Eugene Watts
Necy Wilburn
Betty White
Betty
Anson
McNabb family attends Texas Tech graduation in Lubbock
Mrs R E McNabb traveled to Lubbock with her son and family to attend Texas Tech graduation where Andrew McNabb earned honors. Other grandchildren also graduated May 13 from North Texas State University and Scarrett College. A May 15 birth in Stamford adds Rebekah Juliette Shaw Ferrera. Ireland’s long handball history noted.
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R. E. McNabb
Lubbock
Andrew McNabb
Pete
John
Dallas
Texas Tech
McNabb
Andrew
Carol McNabb
Robert McNabb
Endicott NY
North Texas State University
Denton
Joe Nichols
S W Nichols
Scarrett College
Nashville
Tenn
Rebekah Juliette
John Shaw Ferrera
Stamford
Class of '53 plans 25th reunion in Abilene
A 25 year reunion for the Class of 1953 is proposed for the July Fourth weekend with efforts to locate missing members Peggy Adams Charles Anders Billy Arrant Joe Bennett Mary Jo Bounds Eugene Coleman Bobby Shana Felt and Frank Whitley. The group invites coverage in the Stamford American to aid publicity and to reach alumni plus interested friends teachers and administrators.
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Mr. Craig
Peggy Adams
Charles Anders
Billy Arrant
Joe Bennett
Mary Jo Bounds
Ter
Dan Smith
Anthony's Announces Remodeling Project at Store
C R Anthony Department Store plans a remodel with a $25,000 budget including a new storefront and interior additions. Roger Nelson, manager, expects work to start before July 1 and last 7 to 10 days. Mary Cobb of Lubbock will finance part of the cost, the lease runs through May 1984.
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C. R. Anthony Department Store
Roger Nelson
Nelson
Anthony's
Mary Cobb
Lubbock
Music Club Breakfast Seeks 100 Guests in Stamford
The Stamford Music Club hosts its annual breakfast on May 13 drawing about 100 members and guests. A related tip from Beverly Rhoades, a clothing specialist, explains mascara technique to lift top lashes by tilting the head back and looking down, and to separate lower lashes by tilting the head forward to ease application.
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Stamford Music Club
Beverly Rhoades
Ex-Tuxedo resident hails Stamford homecoming
Former resident Mrs N G Bostick Armstrong writes to the editor praising the Stamford weekend and the efforts of local citizens at the Tuxedo Community Reunion. She enjoyed the stay and looks forward to returning next year.
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Stamford
Benjamin Playnight Rescheduled At Benjamin Arena
The open youth event Benjamin Playnight moves from Saturday to Friday May 19 at 8 p.m. at Benjamin Arena. Barrels flags and poles will be run in three age divisions with first and second place trophies ribbons and all around and runner-up all around trophies awarded in each division.
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Benjamin Arena
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America
P.O. Box
Texas
Roy Craig
Stamford American
Stamford, Texas
Mary Martha
Lonnie Cornelius
First Baptist Church
Cassie Williams
Trannie Brooks
Marie Thompson
Evelyn Harvey
Helen Jo Atkison
Viola Tipton
Rena Bailiff
Ruth Young
Ollie Mae Treadwell
Maurine Price
Mae Belle Astin
Lillian Cromwell
Velma Lee Kohout
Vergie Mae Cox
Ruby Pritchard
Theo Scott
Ora Lee Chett
Fay ‘Treadwell
Becky Culp
Linda McCormack
Jimmy Joiner
B.F. Goodrich
Sparky and
Phil Shrine
Publisneu
Au Congomng
Refrigeration Institute
Wenjoy
Enis Bishop Electric
W. McHarg
Anthony’s
Marge Bray
Albany
Tchaikovsky
Kate Suter
Jean Burnett
Hazell Petty
Euclid Appling
Adron Johnson
Ray Kinney
C. E Bunkley
Music Club
Benjamin Playnight
Joe Mac Thompson
Hompson Jewelers
Lueders
Mary Jordan
Deanna Anderson
Keith Clifton
Salutatorian
David Ferguson
Joey Rose
Erin Leaf
Pam Avants
Sally Scott
Liz Davis
Featherlite
C. A. Terry Service Station Cult Products
Northrup Seeds
Maurine
Beauty Shoppers
Texa
T. E. Smith Grocery and Variety Store
Marshall Wyatt Construction and Station
Farmers State Bank
F.D.L
Rockwell Brothers
Lamberme
Sharon ‘S Beauty Shop
Voca
Oil Well Service
Louis Douthit
Lueders, Texas
Ruth
Ruthie Lee
Taylor Telephone Cooperative, Inc
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