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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1925

Page

2

Weather brings mud and delays across town

New Light notes rainy spell affecting cotton opening. Local arrivals include Mrs. Morgan and family of Center Point visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Winkler. Mrs. Rye and her Stamford family spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. P. R. McCray. Several attend Stamford Barbecue with fine music from Band boys. Miss Nene McElwain and Herman head to Anson for school. J. C. Nix was in Stamford seven times last week, a busy town fan. Mr. and Mrs. Box visited Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick from Thurber.

Nene McElwain Brother Herman Anson J. C. Nix Stamford Mrs. Box Mrs. Kendrick Thurber

Lueders Buries D C Ham at 34 After Illness

Death claims Mrs D C Ham at Lueders aged 34. She joined the church in 1914 and is survived by husband Denver Ham and three children Margaret Woodrow and Cristine. Interment in Clear Fork Cemetery. The notice also records christenings and births including a child born Sept 9 to Alton Mullins and a seven pound girl to Rev A J Brown on Sept 7.

Lueders D. C. Ham Lueders Clear Fork Denver Ham Margaret Woodrow Cristine Alton Mullins Cora Mae Tonrey Stamford Stamford High School A. J. Brown W. D. Cogdell Childress

Local Notices and Socials Pass Through Spur and Stamford

Mrs. Busby hosts Spur entries while Burnet Scudder travels to Stamford for school. Bernice Gentry returns from Stamford Santarium after appendicitis surgery. Hjalmar Seth moves to Stamford High School for senior year. Mrs. L. E. Wilhite hosts a social for Miss Mary Mitcham with twenty one guests. Carrol Putnam of South America visits brother T. R. Putnam and family.

Busby Spur Burnet Scudder Stamford Bernice Gentry Stamford Santarium Hjalmar Seth Suday Stamford High School L. E. Wilhite Mary Mitcham Carrol Putnam South America T. R. Putnam

Bunker Hill Hails New Management at Local Press

The first copy under new management is printed with editor welcomed by the writer. Stamford reports generous rainfall, green fields, and improving crops as cotton picking begins and maize yields look strong. Norbert Boedeker returns from Florida and resumes Stamford High School. Arthur Knipling also plans to attend Stamford High as both ride a jitney to town.

American O. K West Stamford Norbert Boedeker Florida Stamford High School Arthur Knipling Stamford High

West New Hope Social Notes from the Farm Area

The column lists local visits and illness in the West New Hope area. Mrs. N. S. Lundy returns from a two week southern visit near Anson. Ronnie Pall visits guest of J. B. Sosebee. Minnie Lee Morse is ill. Robert Thane travels to Stamford on business. The Lundys visit relatives south of Anson. Stamford attendees on Saturday Sept 5 include the Skiles, King, Lundy families. Madison and Ary Morse hosted Albert and Doyle Lundy.

Lundy Anson J. B. Sosebee Ronnie Pall Minnie Lee Morse Robert Thane Stamford P. R. Lundy J. E. Skiles Thomas King R. P. Lundy Madison and Ary Morse Albert and Doyle Lundy

Stamford Crowd Sees Local Families Mingle at Event

Mrs J D Flemins and son Milton along with Mr and Mrs E N Brannon and their children Miss Gladys Chester Lester and Lillie attended the Stamford gathering. Also present were Mr and Mrs M L Woody J E Skiles W T Hilliard R L Bushel and families from New Hope Common and New Hey.

J. D. Flemins M'lton E. N. Brannon Cilldren Gladys Chester Lester Lillie M. L. Woody J. E. Skiles W. T. Hilliard R. L. Bushel New Hey New Hope Common Stamford

Miss Chloe Darden Visits Miss Rector Before Abilene

Miss Chloe Darden visited Miss Rector Monday night and had recently seen her. Darden will travel to Abilene to begin her second year at Simmons University.

Chloe Darden

Wanted milk cow for two months care and feed

WANTED Fresh milk cow to keep for her feed and care for two months Call telephone 205 sgh 5 -tfe WANTED We will pay highest prices for chickens and eggs Stamford Inn 9-18p Builders' Hardware Brazelton Lumber Company Flowers for every Purpose Funeral Designs wedding bouquets and party favors All cut flowers Bedding ee Stamford loral Co Mrs W Night Phone 528 Day Photo 464 4 fe

Stamford Inn Stamford Loral Co W. R

Marriage Surprise Links Mildred Lighton and Floyd Lindsey

Miss Mildred Lighton daughter of L R Lighton and Floyd Lindsey were married September 6 at the home of Rev Juriiett in Abilene in a ceremony that surprised Stamford friends. Both are well known in Stamford with ties to University of New Mexico and University of Texas. Mrs Lindsey Alpha Chi Omega and Mr Lindsey Samba Chi Alpha. They plan to reside with the groom’s parents.

Mildred Lighton L. R. Lighton Floyd Lindsey Abilene Juriiett Stamford Lindsey University of New Mexico University of Texas Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Samba Chi Alpha

Baggett and Haygood Wed in Quiet Haskell Ceremony

Miss Selma Haygood of Haskell and C B Baggett of Stamford were married Thursday night September 10 at the Methodist parsonage in Haskell. Rev Ben Hardy officiated. The bride is a popular Haskell young woman and the groom works as a repair man at the oil mill. They reside with Mrs H P Austin at 404 South Hobart Street.

Selma Haygood Haskell C. B. Baggett Stamford Ben Hardy Baggett H. P. Austin South Hobart Street

B Y P U Training School Soars With High Enrollment

The B Y P U training school draws well over a hundred students this week with 6 30 to 8 45 sessions packed with inspiration and instruction. Four class yell contests and lunch period songs energize participants as Miss Hudson ends each evening with a chalk drawing and spiritual message. Attendance has doubled in two months and growth is expected to continue. Sunday SS interest rises as all lower departments show gains and the Adult division targets 400 in a few weeks.

Hudson S. S

West Texas Utilities Woman's Department Meet at Roby

District C D and E groups of West Texas Utilities met at Roby for a well attended session led by Mrs P P Shepard district chairman and Miss Edwards secretary. Ladies from Stamford joined the gathering as program organizers for the Roby event. A fuller report is expected later.

West Texas Utilities Woman's Department Roby West Texas Utilities P. P. Shepard Miss Edwards M. L Cope R. O. Gafford Mitt Adams Stamford

Doctor Stamline and Sundahl Visit Swenson Family in Ericksdahl

Dr J A Stamline and nephew Chester Sundahl of Round Reet Texas visit former son in law Deputy Sheriff O D Swenson and family in Ericksdahl on Community Fair Day. Stamline brought the first settlers to Ericksdahl and remains connected to Trinity College where he once served as president and continues on the board. The Stamline party, including Mrs Swenson and Miss Bernice Swenson, made an appreciated visit to the American office during the fair day.

J. A. Stamline Chester Sundahl Round Reet Texas O D. Swenson Ericksdahl Stamline Trinity College Swenson Bernice Swenson

Invitation to join the happy family of American readers

A cordial invitation welcomes readers to become part of a cheerful American reading community. The note emphasizes warmth, belonging, and the value of shared literary experiences for families across the nation.

Cox Christening at St John’s Methodist Church

Gwendal Ray Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cox, was christened at St John’s Methodist Church Sunday morning by Rev. D B Doak. An unusual feature was the attendance of all four grandparents C E Wason and W C Cox, and great grandfather W L Copeland, who stood with the parents during the baptism.

Gwendal Ray Cox Allen Cox St. John’s Methodist Church D. B. Doak C. E. Wason W. C. Cox W. L. Copeland

How Jesus Can Help Me in My School Leader Edwin Massey

Church program lists a Bible lesson on Philippians 4 4 9 and various readings and songs. It names Gerald Porter Patsy Curriet Tommie Rector Elvin Hanson Mr Culwell Dorothy Bunkley Maurice Glenn Le Roy Massey Leta Mae Middleton and Le Roy Massey as participants.

Jesus Edwin Massey Gerald Porter Patsy Curriet Tommie Rector Elvin Hanson Mr. Culwell Dorothy Bunkley Maurice Glenn le Roy Massey Leta Mae Middleton

A Man or a Sheep Which Sermon at First Baptist

Rev. Moffett will preach on A Man or a Sheep at the Sunday morning service and The Attractive Jesus Christ in the evening at First Baptist Church. State Mission Day will be observed by the Sunday School with an eighteen person program at the close of the teaching hour.

Moffett First Baptist Church Jesus Christ S. S

Seven hundred bales weighed in Stamford by public weigher

Seven hundred bales of cotton were weighed in Stamford up to Thursday afternoon, per J. R Jones, public weigher. The ad from Reed Bros Garage on North Swenson Avenue offers repair work and a selection of used cars, highlighting galvanized screen wire by Brazelton.

Stamford J. R Jones Reed Bros. Garage Swenson Avenue

Old Papers for Sale and Local Social Notes

Messrs Roy Hansen and Jesse Hurst visited relatives in Stamford and returned to the Plains. Mr D G Hurst and daughter Miss Ethel accompanied them home for a visit. M Faverman will leave for Dallas for Rosh Hashana observances. Saturday marks 6686 in the Jewish calendar. Windshields by Brazelton Lumber Co. Miss Ethel Hudson of Dallas, traveling secretary of B Y U of Texas, leads a training school at the Baptist Church with Mrs L E Waite and other guests attending.

Messrs Mmes Roy Hansen Jesse Hurst Stamford Plains D. G. Hurst Ethel M. Faverman Faverman Dallas Ethel Hudson B. Y Texas The Baptist Church L. E. Waite Wednesay J. J. McKinney H. H. Harmon Alton Brady Lilias Penick

Perkins announce birth of Freida Ladelle

Mr and Mrs M E Perkins announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday morning September 9. Grandfather R Warwick is proud of his new title and expects more regard. The baby is named Freida Ladelle.

M E. Perkins Daunter R. Warwick Mr. Warwick Freida Ladelle

Frank Lloyds new picture to be here next week

Frank Lloyd presents Her Husbands Secret and Judgement at the Alcove Theatre starting Monday. Antonio Moreno Patsy Ruth Miller Ruth Clifford and David Torrence headline a prominent cast with Moreno as a debonair man who loses a fortune by fraud and elopes with a banker’s daughter.

Frank Lloyd May Edginton Saturday Evening Post Alcove Theatre Antonio Moreno Patsy Ruth Miller Ruth Clifford David Tor Rence Moreno Miss Miller Judy Miss Clifford

Invention Enables Small Auto Tire Factories

The article reports on miniature fabric weaving machines shown to the Smithsonian Institute that can set up small auto tire plants on street corners. A loom forms the tire base while other devices weave a 3 ply rubberized fabric and produce a continuous bias strip of rubber coated cord fabric. The photo features Frederick L. Newton of the Smithsonian with the baby tire maker.

Sybsonan Institute Frederick L. Newton Smithsonian Institute

Brights Enter Sullins College in Bristol Virginia

Mrs W L Orr and Mrs J M Carter with daughter Miss Blanche traveled to Abilene on Tuesday and Miss Blanche Carter boarded the train for Bristol Virginia to enroll at Sullins College.

W. L. Orr J. M. Carter Blanche Abilene Bristol Virginia Sullins College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas P. Cooped Kentucky College of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics Secretary of Agriculture Jardine Cooper R. M Reese Bill the Barber Yee Wichita Falls Mallay W. L. Douglas N. Swenson Avenue Hine Bunker Hill West New Hope Brazelton Lumber Company Gray Bros Lindsey -Lighton Haygood B. Y. P. U. Training School Brazeton Lumber Company J. G. O’keefe Joyland Theatre Viola Dana MY Son Nazimova
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