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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1925

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Flower Show Prize Winners Listed in Liberal Show

Flower show prizes announced with winners across pot plants and chrysanthemums. Best collection judged among three plants awarded to top entries. individual bloom and vase categories named with winners Mrs. Perry Smith, Mrs. Frank Lindsey, Mrs. R. H. Langford, and Mrs. J. C. Bryant.

Perry Smith Frank Lindsey R. H. Langford J. C. Bryant T. N. Meadow Oliver Crump J. L. Mullinix T. M. Meadow J. H. Steely

Flower Show at new Auditor ium showcases prizes

The ninth annual Flower Show by the ladies of the Christian Church opened in the new Auditorium after a record exhibit. A large crowd attended the afternoon program with new departments, prize awards for roses ferns and confections, and notable entertainment including three acts and a fantasy play.

C Christian Church J. B. Lee

Union Service To Be Held for Giving Thanks

The Union Thanksgiving Service will be at Central Presbyterian Church at 7 00 P M on November 26 Thanksgiving Day. Rev M B Harris of Central Christian Church will deliver the sermon with a Stamford Choral Club arranged musical program and other features. The house will be comfortable regardless of weather. All who wish to express gratitude for the past year are welcome to attend.

Central Presbyterian Church M B Harris Central Christian Church Stamford Choral Club

Stamford and Anson Set Dec 4 Football Clash

Stamford and Anson High Schools sign a contract for a December 4 football game that could draw a large Stamford crowd. Anson Tigers present a strong line and backfield and are favored by some experts to beat Stamford. Gene Overton, previously ruled ineligible, is now eligible to play as long as he stays four nights a week in Hassell county.

Stamford Anson Anson Tigers Tigers Spur Bulldogs Gene Overton Overton Overtor Haskell County Gene

Emory Gose Installed as New Sunday School Superintendent

Emery Gose was installed last Sunday as superintendent of the Sunday School at St. John's Methodist Church, succeeding Dr. Tadlock. Tadlock pledged support to the new administration as Gose expressed hope for progress. J. R. Pratt Jr. was installed as assistant superintendent.

Emery Gose St. John’s Methodist Church Dr. Tadlock Tadlock Gose J. R. Pratt, Jr

Prizes Awarded In Local Misspelled Word Contest

First prize last week goes to Mrs. T. R. Norrod at 248 South Ferguson Street. Leslie Doak wins second. Mrs. G. B. Davis at 211 West Oliver Street takes third. Eight misspelled words identified by each winner, prizes offered again this week.

T. R. Norrod South Ferguson Street Leslie Doak G. B. Davis West Oliver Street Bryant-Link Company L. Schwarz & Co C. L. Rodgers Hardware, Firworks

Local Fair Winners List Shows Top Prizes Across Departments

Elizabeth Martin and Miss Georgia Thornton win in crochet and tatting events. Vera Leavitt Vera Steely Lucille A dair Alice Lyles Maxine Alexander Lois Kinney Dorothy Bunkley and J T Bryant & Son are named among best entries in machine garments embroidery candy cakes and home goods at the fair with multiple first and second places noted.

O. S. Cutberth C. 5. Cutberth V. V Parr V. V. Parr F. W. McClellan P. P. Berthelot L. E. Million Perry Lee Smith F. B. Rainy J. G. High 0. S. Cutberth E E. Kirkpatrick Perry Smith Georgia Thornton E. E. Kirkpatrick J. H. Steely Lola McBride Lily Ragsdale Evelyn Perkins F. M. Locke Oliver Crump M. D. Smith C. L. Mayes C. S. Cutherth Elizabeth Martin Miss Georgia Thornton Lilly Hodges Vera Leavitt Vera Steely Lucille Adair Alice Lyles Maxine Alexander Mazine Alexander Lois Kinney Jack Booth Jessie Mullinx Cartoon Home Department Dorothy Bunkley Best Merchants Booth J. T. Bryant & Son Central West Drug Co

New Methodist Pastor Chosen for St John’s Church

Rev. R. A. Stewart of Plainview appointed pastor of St. John’s Methodist Church by the Canyon conference. He will arrive in Stamford Sunday to fill both services. Stewart has served as presiding Elder of the Plainview district for four years and previously pastored there. He and his wife have two children, Virginia and Frederick.

R. A. Stewart Plainview St. John's Methodist Church Canyon D. B. Doak Stamford Lubbock Mr. Stewart Virginia Frederick

Rev Doak Addresses Rotary Club Before Departure

Retiring St. John's Methodist pastor Rev. D B Doak spoke to the Rotary Club at noon Tuesday about Canon Eliott's remarks at the International convention in Cleveland. It was likely Doak's final public appearance before assuming duties as presiding elder of the Lubbock district. Miss Dorothy Bunkley read a piece that entertained members.

D. B. Doak St. John's Methodist Church Lubbock Rotary Club Doak Canon Eliott Rotary British Isles Clevieland Mr. Doak Rd Dorothy Bunkley

Pioneering Stamford resident B G Wallace dies at 74

B G Wallace, longtime Stamford citizen, died at his home early Tuesday. Funeral service was held at First Baptist Church at five o clock Tuesday afternoon led by Rev W C Moffett assisted by Rev Morris. Body shipped to Conyers Georgia for burial. Survived by widow three sons John L Clifford E Wallace of Stamford David P Wallace of Waco and daughter Maggie Mae Wallace. Barrow Furniture undertakers handled arrangements.

B. G. Wallace Stamford First Baptist Church W. C. Moffett Morris Conyers Georgia Mr. Wallace John L Clifford E. Wallace David P. Wallace Waco Maggie MaeWallace C. E. Wallace David P. Walace Barrow Furniture Company

Ford Touring Car Stolen Then Recovered In State

A Ford touring car owned by J. D. O'Keefe of the Pennant Filling Station was stolen Sunday night from his home. Chief G. G. Flournoy led a search, locating the car in Knox City and returning it to Stamford in good condition. Police also rounded up eleven alleged poker players and arrested a sick Mexican man for drunkenness after overindulging in patent medicine.

J. D. O'Keefe Pennant

Sagerton Road District Approves $100,000 Bond Issue

The Sagerton road district in Haskell county voted November 7 to issue $100,000 in bonds. The approval funds the completion of a key link of highway 18 from Breckenridge to Spur via Stamford, strengthening regional road service.

Sagerton Road Haskell County Breckenridge Stamford

Stamford American Big Prize Vote Campaign Closes Nov 25

The Stamford American announces the big prize drive for a Buick Six. Votes come from subscriptions with long-term orders valued higher. results stay private until the final tally by contestant-chosen judges. The contest ends at 9 PM Wednesday with out-of-town entries postmarked Nov 25.

Stamford The Stamford American

Hamlin backs Mia Adkins for Stamford American prize

Hamlin Texas residents rally behind Mrs Mia Adkins to win the first grand prize in The Stamford American circulation campaign. The bid aims to bring honors to Hamlin as the prize drive proceeds locally November 19 1925.

Hatte Adkins Hamlin Stamford Mia Adkina

Airplane Executive Talks Stamford Flying Club Plans

Dallas Air Plane Co representative C G Killingsworth met Stamford Flying Club officers Saturday to discuss a four way field. He noted Stamford as ideal for surveys and operation, promising service officers will visit to place Stamford on the air map and pave the way for air mail for the city.

C. G. Killingsworth Dallas Airplane Co Stamford Stamford Flying Club Killingsworth Curtiss Company Dallas

Swenson Brothers Ship Eighteen Cars of Cattle

Swenson Brothers shipped 18 cars of calves and yearlings last Saturday from the Throckmorton ranch. The cattle were sold to feeders in the market. M Faverman traveled to Dallas to buy new goods for his store.

Swenson Bros Swenson Brothers Throckmorton Herth M. Faverman Dallas

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