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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1939

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Golden Wedding Celebrated at Newsome Home

The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. d. W. Newsome on November 17 was celebrated Sunday with a family party at the Newsome home. The couple's children and relatives joined in a dinner with a tiered cake and gold trimmed china. They moved from Hico to Stamford decades ago and have six grandchildren.

D. W. Newsome Newsome Anna Branum Dallas Ola Taylor Hamlin W. W. Fowler J. S. Henry Preston Moore Stamford Joseph Chandos Stephenville Robert Burtner Jr Mary Kathryn Henry Paul Hal Newsome Joe Lattimore Hico Hamilton County Farmersville Mary Elizabeth (Mollie) Fowler W. 5. Harris Mvle Fowler Mr. Newsome Newme F. Wieser and Company Stamford Allled Elevator Company

Rotary Luncheon Speaker Dr Ike Hudson Highlights Child Health

Dr Ike Hudson city health officer spoke on Child Health at the Rotary Club luncheon on Tuesday. He was introduced by Dallas Southard, with C D Hopkins and Bart Hound presenting visitors including Dr Wade Youngblood of the Exchange Club, W D Duble of J C Penney, and Chas Yer of Abilene.

Ike Hudson Rotary Club Dallas Southard C. D. Hopkins Bart Hound Mmittee Wade Oungblood Exange Club W. D. Duble J. C. Penney Co Chas Yer Abilene

New Pastor Appointed at St John’s Methodist Church

Rev W Carl Clement is named the new pastor at St John’s Methodist Church and will lead all regular services at the church in the coming period.

New Pastor and Superintendent Assigned Here

Rev. W. Carl Clement arrived with Mrs. Clement and son Gene to serve as pastor of St. John's Methodist Church after a Northwest Texas Conference appointment in Lubbock He comes from Kessler Methodist Dallas where he led for three years Bishop Holt lauds him as a top North Texas preacher Mrs Clement is Tom Houston's great grand daughter The family moved into the parsonage and Gene enters Oliver Street school Barcus leaves as Perryton district superintendent Johnston takes over Stamford district Bowen moves to Sweetwater Hooton goes to Dallas as pastor of Tyler Street Methodist The Stamford district lists H Thurston Browder French McMaster Tune and other assignments

North Texas

Work Begins on Scout Building in Stamford

Repair and remodeling of the Moran street old school into a home for the Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls of Stamford began Tuesday morning with roof work. Interior work followed after, with Scouts clearing the building last Saturday. Ed Jones won the contract at a Scout committee meeting held Thursday night. Cost plus 10 percent is the agreement. W. G. Barrett presided. Roscoe Head, C. D. Hopkins and Byrn Lewis named trustees. The trustees and three Scout masters F. W. Pauling E. E. Edwards and Leslie Riggs form the building committee.

Moran Street Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls of Stamford Ed Jones W. G. Barrett Roscoe Head C. D. Hopkins Byrn Lewis F. W. Pauling E. E. Edwards Leslie Riggs

Preacher Leads Interfaith Service at St John’s Methodist

The sermon will be delivered by the tor of St John’s Methodist church as congregational singing is led by Broughton Harden of First Baptist Church. Rev Albert J Jones of Central Christian Church will preside over the service.

Tor St. John’s Methodist Church Broughton Harden First Baptist Church Albert J Jones Central Christian Church

Cotton Farmers Called to Meet Here Tuesday

Jones County A C A announces educational meetings for cotton producers in Stamford Nevida Avoca Lueders and other towns. Local officials and agents discuss world cotton trends farm programs home gardens silos and conservation measures with 21 USDA and county representatives.

Jones County P. C. Wylie A. C.A Stamford City Auditorium Nevida Avoca Lueders Smilar Anson Hawley Noodle Hamlin Wylie Floyd Lynen Gladys Martin Miss Martin Mr. Lynch Robert Cross Farm Security Administration

Avoca Club Plans Christmas Party

The Avoca Home Demonstration club met November 17 at 2:50 pm at Mrs. H. H. White's home. They voted to hold the Christmas party December 19 at Mrs. O. D. Swenson's residence. A Thanksgiving program featured songs, readings, talks, and a pumpkin pie and coffee service for fourteen members.

AVOCA Avoca Home Demonstration Club H. H. White O. D. Swenson J E. Rennels J. L. Rennels E. #. Clark J. C. Williams J. A J. Lenenelu J. E. Hennels J. N. Downs H. H. Tidmore

Winnie Wentz Wildcat Test Underway Near Ivy Pool

Reported drilling activity in the Ivy pool area includes multiple wildcat tests. Key wells such as No. 1 Winnie Wentz show 50 barrels per hour natural flow, with other tests like No. 7 J. B. McKeever at 60 BPH and No. 9 Jones Stasney at 100 BPH. Crew details include Geo Wittmere, Owen-Snebold, H. B. Haterius, and Humble Oil.

Owen-Snebeld Oil Corporation McKeever Natural Iron Mountain Oi Co Coker-Mansker Clyde Eastus de Etta Martin Carl Shults Diwen Snebold Oil Corporation E. P. Swenson Ivy Pool West Honea Yates Iron Mountain Oil Company Geo. Wittmere Owen Snebold H. B. Haterius Humble Oi and Refining Co Jones-Stasney Olander Pool I. J. Jackson Avoca Danciger Oi and Refining Co B. P. Davenport K. B. Nowles Purdue Haskell County Stamford

Special Thanksgiving Program at Sagerton Church

The Church Life and Growth Committee of St. Pauls Lutheran Sagerton plans a Thanksgiving night program on November 30 at 7 15 p m with audience hymn prayer by pastor Rev A H Muehlbrad Luther League acts and dialogues by Luther Lea guer Sunday school and Ladies Aid members songs and a congregational get together after. A Thanksgiving service follows next Sunday night at 7 15 at the church.

Church Life and Growth Committee St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Sagerton A. H. Muehlbrad Brotherhood Luther Leaguer Sone Luther League Ladies’ Aid

Bob Bryan Made Honor Fraternity Initiation

Bob Bryan a Texas at Austin sophomore was among 15 students chosen for initiation into Phi Eta Figma a freshman honorary fraternity. Eligibility based on scholastic record and grades, with Bob a Stamford High School honor graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Sans Bryan of this city.

Bob Bryan University of Texas At

Thanksgiving Closing Notices Across City

Stores and other business establishments will close for Thanksgiving on Thursday November 30. Schools observe Thursday and Friday holidays. The Stamford American will publish on Wednesday next week due to the holiday. Advertising and rural letters should arrive one day earlier than usual.

Stamford Amrican Geual

Thanksgiving Day Conference Battles Highlight District 16 A

The schedule lists Haskell at Stamford in a 2 pm Thanksgiving game at Bulldog Stadium. Albany leads with four wins and one loss, facing Monday at Albany. Hamlin visits Anson, Rule plays Rochester, while Haskell and Stamford seek a win to stay tied atop the district standings.

Stamford-Haskell Bulldog Stadium Indians Bulldogs Haskell Albany Stamford Bulldogs Haskell Indians Stamford Hamlin Anson Rochester Snyder Merkel Baird Burkburnett Bulldogs

Work Starts on Swedish Church Construction

Sand and grave from the Swenson river farm near Lueders are hauled to Ericksdahl community property for the new church. Oscar Sethia leads the work with Lawrence Ekdahl driving and Adolph Olson helping. Congregation members labor by shoveling and loading sand on a part pay part donation basis. Excavation for the foundation will begin once equipment is secured and workers are available.

Philip Olson Swenson River Lueders

Poem Published by Mrs John Massey in Homesteaders Life

A Christmas verse titled The Old Gid Story by Mrs J BK Mooney of Des Moines Iowa appears in The Hack Leg official publication of the Homesteaders Life Association. The six Verse poem traces the life of Christ and the promise of restoration with a concluding line about return.

J BK. Mooney Homesteaders Life Association Des Moines Iowa Slassey Ixne Lala Meadows Massey Christ

Town Meeting by Stamford B P W Club Members

Stamford Town Meeting presented by Business and Professional Women's Club at the Stamford Inn. Mrs Leona Mott led the event with Olive McDougie portraying the mayor and JG High as a business applicant for water rates. Members heard reports on city building permits, school development, and Red Cross fundraising totals.

Stamford Stamford Inn Leona Mott Investmenta Misa Olive McDuougie Mes JG. High Ethel Haile Albany Redross Drive Mryant Gueet

Watson and Hardwick Form New Law Partnership

Hubert L. Watson joins EK V. Hardwick to form Hardwick and Watson law partnership. Watson, an UT honor graduate, moved from Port Worth with wife Doris Jobe to practice in Haskell. Mrs Watson, Texas Tech graduate, is daughter of Mr and Mrs A Jobe, married last spring.

Hubert L. Wateon EK. V. Hardwick Hardwick and Wate Watson Port Worth Wateon Waten Mike Bh. Wateon Haskell Land Haskell University of Texas Wataon

Special Singers to Attend Jones County Convention

Several groups of special singers plan to attend the Jones County North Side Hinging Convention at New Hope Sunday afternoon. Expected guests include the Haskell Mule quartet, the Sunshine Girl quartet from Weinert, the Potre from Anson and the Day trio from Boyd's Chapel. The convention opens at 1 o clock Sunday and is open to all quartets trios and lovers of song.

Jones County North Side New Hope Haskell Mule Sunshine

Thanksgiving Day Clash Determines 11 B Pennant

District 11 B football crown hinges on Aspermont versus Lueders Weinert winner meets in Haskell. Lueders Weinert each own two conference wins, while Aspermont dominates the west half. Rochester, Swenson, Paint Creek and others noted in non-conference play and standings.

Aspermont Hornets Lueders-Weinert Lueders and Weinert Haskell Rapermont Hornets Swenson Cowboys Aspermont Low Swenson So Peacock

Claude Bunkley Home Starts After Fire Destruction

The new home of Mr and Mrs Claude Bunkley began construction on the former site of their fire destroyed residence. The one and half story white brick veneer house will include two bedrooms and a bath upstairs and four rooms and bath downstairs. Johnny Heid has the contract for the work, with an estimated 100 days to complete.

Claude Bunkley Johnny Heid

Avoca P T A Program Highlights Local School Events

The Avoca Parent-Teachers Association held a Thursday program featuring Mrs. Browns room performances. Readings and songs included Little Sir Bebo and History of United States Flag. Attendees noted discussants W Winstead and Bert Jennings, with Swalie Whity visiting Avoca Monday.

Parent-Teachers Association Gayle Salmon Gerald Jenningsberry Turdner Paul Meering Toni Rene Yeni Robert Tours Hulten Dohnet Francia Mout Key Sam Edd Cread Glen Rennele United States W. Winstead Bert Jenn'ng Monahane Wetee-ay Toureau Swalie Whity Stemford Avoca

Local Project Sets National Record in Speed

The Stamford Electric Cooperative completed a rural electrification project delivering power to farms within seven months from formation. The US national record was reached at 10:90 a.m. Thursday near Stamford, with full service to 380 signed members across Jones, Haskell, and Shackelford counties.

Stamford Electric Cooperative, Inc Jewel Amere Ascollation United Tate Stamford BR. W. McKinney Construction Company Nacogdoches Huge EE Tuxedo Archie Pardue Paint Creek T. L. Evans Henry Osment Geument Pass Clee Hughes Henry Anedrewse Miwesters Engineering and Construction Company Stamford Electric Coperative, Inc Davenport Fastane Avenue Ferguson and Neee

Texas towns see construction boom and farm income rise

In 1938 Texas cities experienced a notable construction surge while statewide farm income edged upward, with a gain approaching two hundred million dollars. The period reflects broad economic activity across urban and rural sectors.

Texas

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Newsome Home J. W. Newsome Rotary Customa Sion First Baptist W. Carl Clement New Pas St. John’s Rev. W. Carl Clement C. Clement T. S. Barcus County Avoca Club Winnie Wentz Haterius Well Sagerton Makes Honor Fraternity John Massey Stamford Electric Co-operative TL. Evans Cleo Hughes Wo TP Rodgers Co-op B&pw Club Hubert L. Watson Lueders Weinert PROM Jones, Faskell Shackelford Sunnyside Wise Chapel Carston Plainview Hanna Lakota Pleasant Valley Erkcsdale Hill Rockdale Swenson Top Peat Planview Banker Hill Ivy Wet Texas Utilities Company Amford Inter Pinal Reed Conewlern Onewall Ruby Wiscaville Lev
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