Stamford High Football Stars Feature Pete Owens and Mac McElreath
The American begins a Stamford High School football sketch series by insiders. Pete Owens, nicknamed Vernon, rose from a 130 pound freshman to a key punt and captain candidate, while Ernest McElreath earned a quarterback role after strong end runs and long plays. Clifton Brace, a 6 ft 1 in 178 pound fullback, anchors the returning backfield with track and basketball prowess and all-state potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinsley
Pete Owens
Owens
Stamford
Stamford High
Abilene
Stamford Hi
Ernest McElreath
Mac
Ernest
Satmford
Clifton Brace
Clifton Bruce
Bruce
Football Boys Honored At Central Christian Banquet
Central Christian church hosted Stamford High School football players and guests for a Halowe en banquet. After a 18 to 0 loss to Rotan, they enjoyed turkey and music by the Stamford Inn Orchestra while Dorothy Curd read humorously. Dr. Dallas Southard urged college after high school and fair play. Burt King discussed the Interscholastic League ruling on Stamford games. Coach Tinsley and Pete Owens voiced resolve to complete the season. Rev Harris and Cleburne Huston attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Rotan
Stamford Inn Orchestra
Dorothy Curd
Perry Lee Smith
Dallas Southard
Burt King
Stamford
Tinsley
Stamford High
Merkel
Stephenyle
Anson
Pete Owens
M. B. Harris
Cleburne Huston
The
American
Reciprocity Day Program At Haskell Maryland Club
The Magazine Club of Haskell sponsored a Reciprocity Day program Friday evening at the Methodist church. W. H. Murchison presided and many district clubs participated. An excellent address was given among the program items.
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Magazine Club of
Haskell
W. H. Murchison
Federated Clubwomen Attend Stamford Meeting and Elects Support
Mrs D L Stephens of Anson presided as district Fed erated Club leaders showcased constructive programs and scriptural decor to honor federated efforts. Stamford Choral Club performed two numbers as members from various clubs shared district projects and endorsed Mrs A G Fields for state president at the Austin meeting November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Stephens
Anson
Stamford Choral Club
Starkey Duncan
Stamford Pierian Club
Sanders
Inez Lively
Stamford
Mra. W. P. Moore
W. FE. Tayman
Dallas
Bishop Seaman visit to Stamford church and events
Saint Luke's Church hosts Bishop Seaman on his annual Stamford visitation with Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. He will preach and confirm a class, then travel to Abilene for a Sunday night service. A reception is planned Friday night November 6 at 7:30 in the parish room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Abilene
Stamford
St Luke's Auxiliary Hosts Fall Home Meeting at Widney Home
St Luke's Auxiliary held its first fall home meeting at Mrs Widney's residence. Despite bad weather, a good attendance participated in devotional services and refreshments of French drip coffee and sandwiches were served by Mia and Miss Widney before a pleasant closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Auxiliary
Advanced Bible Class Meets for Weekly Study
The Advanced Bible Class of the First Baptist Church met Monday for a Bible study led by Mrs. L. Fowler. Mrs. Cundiff led the lesson. The class meets weekly for one hour to study a Bible chapter and plans to meet next Monday at three o clock with Mrs. Coy Upshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mra Co. L. Fowler
L. W. Cundiff
Mra. Coy Upshaw
Funeral Held for Mrs. Margaret Potts in Anson
The funeral for Mrs. Margaret Potts, who died Thursday last, was held Friday at 10 a.m. in Anson with Rev. Mr. Hammer officiating. Interment followed in Mount Hope Cemetery. Burial arrangements were by Penick-Hughes Co. She was 87 and had been an invalid for years, cared for by her grandson Dr F E Hudson for two years. A pioneer resident, she came to the county from Grayson County long ago.
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Margaret, Potts
Anson
Hammer
Mount Hope Cemetery
Undertaking Department
Penick-Hughes Company
Improvements At Austin's Cafe Near Depot Near Completion
Extensive improvements on Austin's Cafe on South Ferguson Street near the depot are nearing completion. The lunch counter is extended, new floor covering laid, a fresh coat of paint applied inside and out, and larger windows installed for a brighter look. The cigar, candy and tobacco stand now has a separate street opening. H. P. Austin is the proprietor.
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Austin
Ferguson Street
H. P. Austin
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W. B. Amergon
Overland Automobile E Co. Enceniaes
Connell
Conkcs
Tayman
Auto Wrecking Co
E. A. Short
Prop South Ferguson
Dr. E. Tiedeman
H. H. Hicks
Dr. S. B. Tadlock Guaranty Bank
Bidg
Paine
A. M. Connant
Ray Rector
Kodak
Stamford, Texas
Stamford Shoe Shop
B. F. Moore
West First State Bank
Hedberg
R. M. Kinard Motor Co
St. Luke's Auxiliary
Mrs
Margaret Potts
Fort Worth
Dre. Waltrip & van Haltern, Worth Building
Fort Worth, Texas
Hamlin
Morgan Hotel
Stamford Inn
Zane Grey
Weeterne
Wild Horse Mesa
Paramounts
Gloria
Depot
Gambill Bros
Charter Oak
Perfection
Blue Ribbon
Gambill Brothers
Harb Ware
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