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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1968

Page

7

Ericksdahl Farmers Form Certified Lint Block

Ericksdahl farmers gathered at Bethel Lutheran Church to form the Lockett 4789 Certified Lint Block for the 198 crop year. Forty eight farmers had signed 800 acres with 200 more needed, aiming to produce quality lint for premium markets.

Ericksdahl Bethel Lutheran Church California

Merchants urged to stock more cotton apparel locally

In Stamford Texas Charles W Stenholm led an organizing meeting to push more cotton products in area stores. The Cotton Producers Institute and National Cotton Council frame a nationwide effort with a 7.0 million research and promotion plan and supply retailers with ad layouts school kits and billboard sheets to boost local stocking and sales.

Charles W Stenholm Stamford An Or Cotton Producers Institute National Cotton Council Cotton Producers Institute Stenholm J. B. Cooper, Jr Roscoe Mr. Cooper

Singleton Rites Held Thursday In San Antonio

Lt. Col. (Ret.) Earl Wallard Singleton died May 14 at Connally Hospital in Waco. Memorial services were held May 16 at James Connally AFB Chapel with grave side rites May 17 at Ft. San Houston Memorial Cemetery in San Antonio. He retired recently after about two years at Connally AFB and enlisted in 1940. Survivors include wife, father Sam Singleton, two sisters Besvie Kingston and Montie Rutherford, and two brothers John D. Singleton and Clyde W. Singleton.

Earl Wallard Singleton Connally Hospital Waco James Connally Col. Singeton Air Force James Connally Afb Haskell Sam Singleton Stamford Besvie Kingston Albany Montie Rutherford Arlington John D. Singleton Hawaii Clyde W. Singleton Houston

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