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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1935

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Cotton Market Summary With Higher Prices Seen Ahead

The New York and New Orleans cotton closes show Dec around 12.01 to 12.02 with Jan near 11.85 and March 11.77 79. Supplies and favorable harvests suggest prices may rise later. government estimates and Bankhead Act challenges shape expectations. Ginning through Nov 17 reaches 9,437,084 bales with 2,703,916 left to meet 11,141,000 target. Government may adjust its Dec estimate. Supreme Court to hear Georgia Bankhead Act challenge.

New York New Orleans Department of Agriculture Supreme Court State of Georgia

Red Cross Drive Surpasses Half Quota in Stamford

Stamford’s Red Cross drive shows more than half the 500 quota reached with 81 units turned in by Wednesday. Roll call chair L W Johnson says reports are incomplete and final totals will go to national HQ in St Louis. Stamford aims to lead the state in Red Cross activity this year.

Red Cross Stamford L. W. Johnson Texas Johnson Pampa Ennis Mr. Johnson Stamford Mill & Elevator W. W. Scott M. . Crow Arvey J. G. Sweat A. L. Johnson W. A. Sawyer C. A. McClentock L. A. Dewees Tom Wiley C. E. Bohannan R. C. Ricks R. H. Luson J. W. News B. L. Sturnson B. P Park Smith J. A. Bruer Cal Jetters Bill Thorp E. E. W. Phe E. Clark Roy Crow F. C. LeBlond

Poultry Show Set For Anson December 12 14

Jones County to hold its second annual poultry show in Anson December 12 13 and 14 with judging by J W Prichett of Corinth and Roy Edmonds as secretary treasurer. Entries open Friday morning with premiums for standard varieties and prizes for first to fifth places.ã

Anson Jones County Anson Thorey J. W. Prichett Corinth Alsn Roy Edmonds Mornin County Omar, Burleson Jim Lee Gordon

Meningitis Fatal To Fisher County Treasurer

Mrs. Leona McCrary aged 44 of Roby died of meningitis at Stamford Sanitarium after a short illness. She was serving her fifth term as Fisher County treasurer when stricken days ago. Survivors include two daughters and a son. Barrow Funeral Parlors of Stamford prepared the body for burial. Services were held at Roby.

Leona McCrary Roby Stamford McCrary Fisher County Barrow Funeral Parlors

Bible Study of W M A at First Baptist Church

The W M A met Monday afternoon for a Bible study at the church with Mrs. Clay Randel teaching Ezra and Nehemiah. Afterward the group visited Central Christian church to hear returning missionary Vida Elliott from India. Seventeen Sunbeams assisted by Elizabeth Pratt and others.

First Baptist Church Clay Randel Ezra Nehemiah Central Christian Church Vida Elliott India Elizabeth Pratt A. S. Hamilton J. M. Martin W. F. Robbins W. M. McNeil Alice Hoover J. R. McDaniel John Wallace J. G. Swint T. R. Tinsley H. Culwell Alton McClellan Bue Gregory, Doyle R. H. Hammer A. G. Wilson Otis Harbert J. KD. Jones W. C. Cannon Emma Yantis O. T. Martin J. A. Maddux D.W. Stell H. E. Bass Ebb Macon Howard Spencer Chipman W. C. Pratt Ray Jones G. T. Campbell Eden, Crane Otho Gil

Cotton Gins Run Full Time Again This Week

Over 8 000 bale cotton ginned here this season. Unford gins have been running full time again this week as favorable weather brings farmers to the fields to gather the crop. Bales were reaped and gins worked through Thursday noon. Since November 1 more than 3 000 bales have been ginned.

Will Rogers Memorial Fund drive progresses in Stamford

A $65 contribution from Capt. Ray G. Harris and Mrs Harris joined local gifts for the Will Rogers Memorial Fund in Stamford this week. Miss Bertha Schubert of Big Spring, formerly of Stamford, joined the Cowboys Will Rogers Memorial Fund Club. The drive ends November 27, with Stamford totals at $53 and contributions accepted at Swenson Land & Cattle, Stamford Inn, Stamford State Bank, First National Bank, and Stamford American.

Ray G. Harris Air Corps Santa Monica Calif Arris Will Rogers A. D. McReynolds A. Upshaw M. Swenson Swenson Land & Cattle Company Stamford Inn Stamford State Bank First National Bank Stamford American

Deer Hunters See Stronger Yank Texas Bucks This Week

Stamford men report success on deer hunts in central and southwest Texas. Six bucks were taken at the Albert Kaiser ranch in Mason County by Dr. F. E. Hudson and companions. Other parties, including Henry Cook, Ben Ashmore, and Roy Duke, bring back bucks from Mason and Brewster counties as hunting season continues.

Stamford Texas Albert Kaiser Ranch Mason County F. E. Hudson F. W. Peckham G. C. Carothers D. A. Bandeen Gordon Haynes Arnold Douthit Henry Andrews Rtg Jess Allison Henry Cook Ben Ashmore Dave Ashmore Sherman Mr. Cook Mr. Ashmore Kenneth Veazey Big End Johnny Aaron Brewster County Roy Duke Frank Locke Jeff Davis County Kingston Balmorhea Warren Tayman Bill Kinney Spur Grady Bowdry R. A. Bowdry Jesse Vaden

Rev E A Reed Named Pastor of Stamford Methodist Church

Rev E A Reed formerly led First Methodist in Seminole Oklahoma is appointed pastor of St John s Methodist in Stamford. Bishop Boaz announced by telegram to Rev Sam H Young presiding elder of Stamford district. Reed succeeds Rev Sam H Young who moves to Sweetwater. Full Stamford district list of appointments follows with Reed noted for St John s Stamford and supply duties for other charges.

E. A. Reed First Methodist Seminole Okla St. John’s Methodist Church Stamford H. A. Boaz Sam H. Young Wn Whitesine i Wichita Falls

Bulldogs To Play Haskell Indians Here Friday P M

The Bulldogs host the Haskell Indians Friday at 7 PM in a key district clash. Stamford sits second while Haskell leads the district, making this game Stamford’s toughest of the season. Pep squads rally as teams prepare and fans anticipate a decisive matchup.

Bulldogs Haskell Indians Stamford

Albany Second Team Defeats Stamford Subs 20 to 6

Albany second team beat Stamford 20 to 6 on the Albany field. Key plays included a 80 yard rushing TD by Mitchell and a fourth quarter score by Kinge. Stamford reached the 10 yard line four times but only crossed pay dirt once, while Albany outgained Stamford 280 to 118 yards.

Noel Knutson J. Wwees Stamford Albany Bulldogs Lions Taylor Mitchell Kinge Bany Scott Alexander Matthews Glass Macon Hill Isabell Nickson B. Hill Reynolds Boedeker Rice Rucker B. Lovvorn Itt Stenholm Ivy Ashmore E. McCann Hayng

Rotarians Debate Vocational Service Topics at Noon

Rotary Club program Tuesday noon featured D. Hassen as chairman of the vocational service committee. F. E. Pshaw spoke on employer employee relations, Geo. E. Pryor read on vocational service, and Mr. Hassen discussed merchant and customer relations.

D. Hassen Rotary Clubrogram F. E.pshaw Geo. E. Pryor Mr. Hassen

Baptist Workers Convene At Anson First Baptist Church

The Anson meeting gathered at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Tillman Johnson of New York City preaching the morning sermon and Rev. J. H. Skiles of Stamford delivering the closing message. Local leaders reported on the Houston convention and discussed church budgets, goals, and Lottie Moon offerings.

Jones County First Baptist Church Anson Tillman Johnson New York City J. H. Skiles Stamford Henry Littleton Hamlin Houston A. Powell Kilene W. T. Priddy J D. Brannon Tate May Lottie Moon

Poverty Stricken Husbands In China Face Loan Woes

Report highlights impoverished husbands who pawn possessions to repay loans while wives protest at the inability to redeem pledged items as funds run short. The piece notes social strain and economic hardship among debtor families.

China

County Federation of Women's Clubs Plans 1936 County Fair

The Federated Women's Clubs of Jones County met in the county courthouse on November 16 with nine clubs represented. Officers were elected and discussed a future county fair in 1936 to honor the centennial year, coordinated with highway beautification efforts and native plant projects. The next meeting will be in Anson on January third Saturday.

Federated Women’s Clubs Jones County County Court House J. H. Rutherford Stamford Iine Gilmbert S Anson C. A. Struve Federation Court House

Humphrey and Guiberson Well Yields Only Water

Oil area activity focuses on Jennings Kings and oil fields as wells Humphrey Guiberson No 1 and Peckham Dane No 1 advance. Fournish reports show Breidwell Fikes No 4 and King sand tests near producing wells with uncertain outcomes. Oil at commercial quantity found earlier near Hope lime at depths between 1914 and 1936 feet.

Humphrey & Guiberson Bridwell & Fikes No. 4 Hope Lime

Former Stamford Woman Tells Of Work In India

Stamford resident Miss Elliott spoke to local church auxiliaries about the religions and customs of India and showed artifacts including a Persian rug over 50 years old. Visiting from Stamford, she plans to speak at TCU homecoming in Fort Worth after Thanksgiving and then return to India.

Stamford India Miss Elliott Our Beulah Gould Fort Worth Minnesota University Hartford Seminary Fondation Hartford Conn Kashmir North West Frontier Province Kyber Pass Baluchistan Delh Allahabad Darilling Indian Ceylon

Four Hundred Tickets On Sale For Benefit Football Game

Plans seek to raise funds for a lighted field with a post season game between the Bulldogs and the E-Stars. Four hundred tickets at $1 each are sold as donations with a return football game. Rotary and Exchange clubs coordinate. funds cover about $1,600 needed for lights, aiming to complete before next season. Tickets available from Rotarians, Exchange members, or local drugstores.

Bulldogs E-Stars Rotary Club Exchange Club Fighting Fund

Divorce Court Hears Wife's Dinner Question

Mrs. Antone Zeman told a Chicago divorce court that “When do we eat?” was the only conversation she ever heard from her husband over ten years of marriage, highlighting a strained domestic situation and a case for separation.

Antone Zeman Chicago

Notice to Advertisers and Correspondents

The American will go to press next week on Wednesday afternoon one day earlier due to Thanksgiving. Advertisers and news matter must be received one day earlier than usual. The office will be closed all day Thursday.

Mrs. J. E. Bunkley Rites Held in Jones County

Mrs. J. E. Bunkley 78 a member of a West Texas family died at Stamford Sanitarium after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at her son's home with R. C. Jones officiating. Burial followed at Hillcrest Cemetery. Survivors include her husband five sons a daughter and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.

J. E. Bunkley West Texas Stamford Bunkley B. Pey East Street R. C. Jones Haskell Hilland Cemetery Kinney Charlie Buck Henslee Oregon Emma Callicoatte San Anglo Will Kelly Mission Minnie Lilly Dallas George Shepherd Austin John Bunkley Seymour C. Randolph Earl Bunkley Abilene W. F. Miller Burl Neal Bunkley

Child Crushed By Cotton Bales In Texas Gin Yard

Six year old Cordea Britton died after falling between cotton bales at the G S Smith Son gin yard. The child lived with her grandparents in Stamford and attended Reynolds Primary School. Burial was at Highland Cemetery with funeral services led by Pastor Sam Morris. Survivors include her mother Charlene and brothers Billy.

Little Cordea Britton Arnetta Britton G. S. Smith & Son Ss. J. Graham Ynolds Sam Morris First Baptist Church Sam Raborn Barrow Highland Cemetery Charlene Billy Stamford Curtis Graham Plainview Mac Graham Temple Paul Lovell Clyde Bert King San Angelo

Dies at Home of John T Blake in Stamford Area

John Terrell Blake 77 of Jones County died at his home three miles east of Stamford Wednesday morning after a illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Church of Christ with John M. Rice officiating. Interment in Highland cemetery. He was born in Arkansas March 1, 1858 and would have observed his 49th wedding anniversary December 1. Survived by his widow and four daughters Mrs C R Carson Mrs Ken Young and others, plus sixteen grandchildren. Funeral parlor directed.

John Terrell Blake Jones County Stamford Church of Christ John M. Rice Highland Cemetery Barrow Mr. Blake Arkansas Sue Halbrook C. R. Carson Young

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W. H. Ward Stat Cam el Torris California Mason CO Methodist Church E. B. Bowen Young TO Sweetwatter Stamford Subs County Federation of Women’s Clubs ‘County Fair Humphrey Guiberson Peckham & Danciger NO Miss Vida Elliott CBS Charles Brumfield Litton Ind Virginia SON E. P. Bunkley John T. Blake City
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