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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

6

Prodigal Wife sermon noted amid dry spell

Sunday night service featured Brother Morris delivering a fine sermon on the Prodigal Wife before a large congregation. Guests visiting local families included Mr and Mrs Bert Apperson, Emily Owens, Claude Smith and family, Guy Smith, C R Smith and relatives, and J E Peek ra family. Mrs J H Rivers is recovering from illness as visitors from Aquilla and Hillcomet, Texas stayed with local hosts.

Brother Morris Bert Apperson Emily Claude Smith Guy C. R. Smith C. H. May J. H. Rivers Glass Near Aquilla Hillcomet Texas J. E. Peek Ra M. W. Jackson Stamford Morris Mr. Martell Sun

Community welcomes visitors and visiting families

Several strangers are noticed in the community visiting for church and Sunday School. Local families hosted relatives from Meridian Texas and Lamesa visiting or driving Ford cars. Local social visits include Mrs. O S Hunter visiting Harvicks, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Osment with their kin.

E. E. Gardner Meridian Texas N. H. Harvick Lamesa Ae N. H. Harvick I S. D. J. Meads T. L. White Lewis L. F. White

Lueders School Reopens and Local News Buzz

The Lueders school plans a Monday October 12 opening and urges district children in scholastic age to attend. Walter Stifflemire is back home from Stamford Sanitarium after appendicitis surgery. A boy was born September 21 to Mr and Mrs Wright Vickers. Numerous brief social visits occur among local residents including Blanche Terry, Onieta Lawrence, Ruthie Lee Mitcham, Myrtle Tarrer, Henriet ta Loop, Gertrude Sharbutt, Minnie Koch, Bernice Gentry, Nora Johnson, Mae Stifflemire, and Mary Sue Nance. Billie Oldham, a Stamford high school student, spent the weekend at home. Sunday School meets at Church of Christ each Sunday at ten. Saturday October 3 is a big day in Lueders with invitations to all to boost town growth.

Lueders Walter Stifflemire Renu Stamford Sanitarium Wright Vickers Blanche Terry Spur Jack Tosh Onieta Lawrence Ruthie Lee Mitcham Myrtle Tarrer Henrietta Loop Gertrude Sharbutt Minnie Koch Mozelle Sallie Oldham Bernice Gentry Pauline Mims Virgie Shuquist Fricksdahl Nora Johnson Mary Sue

West New Hope Cotton Picking Delayed by Rain

Farmers in West New Hope face delayed cotton picking due to rain but are back at work. Local social notes mention Miss Annie King visiting near Stamford and Mrs. R. C. Thomas from Sperdase visiting Mrs. P. Lundwire. Lee Morse joined Mrs. J. E. Jackson for a spell, and Plumlee family from Plainview returned home after a long visit with the Kings. S. Lundy was in town Monday.

Annie King Interpal Cowker Stamford R. C. Thomas Sperdase P. A Lundwire Senday Harden Lee Morse J. E. Jackson Stactle Plumlee

Weather section hints at cotton picking in Stamford

A fragmentary weather note mentions cotton picking and local residents from Weatherford and Stamford. The text references dates and companionship but lacks complete details on events or outcomes.

Weatherford Einer J. W Allee Stamford

New Stamford Inn rises from ruins after Christmas fire

The New Stamford Inn survived a devastating Christmas Eve fire that destroyed the old building killing four and injuring several. Debris clearing started immediately, ground broke March 6 for a fire proof replacement, and by September 5 furniture began moving in as work progressed. Reed Bros. Garage on North Swenson offers oils gas tires tubes and parts for cars.

Stamford Inn Reed Bros North Swenson Funes St

Peppermint Growth Drives Rising Price and Expansion

The article notes a peppermint boom with prices rising as cultivation expands in Michigan. Over 4,000 acres in two counties are devoted to peppermint, while the oil is used to test steam boilers for safety and strength.

Michigan

Grounds for Delay at Elite Lunchroom

A tired Saturday night patron at the Elite lunchroom in Hickburg demands his coffee. The waiter explains that fresh grounds are used on Sundays but Saturday grounds get weaker as the night wears on. Judge.

Hickburg

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