Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 7, 1984 Page: 5 of 29
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Old Glory seniors return from
doss trip to California sites
By ANITA BALDREE
There have been a few
clouds around with some light
■bowers here and there, but
we’re still waiting on that good
general rain that is so badly
neeuwi
According to Elda Bryant of
the B & E Grain Elevator, the
wheat harvest is near comple-
tion. The first load was
brought in by Edwin Vrzalik
on May 24 With the hot dry
weather and the acreage be-
ing less than normal, the
harvest season did not last
long. Due to the drought the
yields on the average were a
little below 20.
The seniors returned from
their trip on early Saturday
morning, tired but very
pleased. In San Diego they en-
joyed the Sea World and the
zoo. There they stayed at The
Embarcadero, overlooking
the San Diego Bay, where
many large naval ships were
observed and The Star of In-
dia, an historic bark, was
docked permanently. In Los
Angeles the hotel in Anaheim
was just two blocks from
Disneyland. Except for three
days of record breaking heat,
the trip was a most enjoyable
experience.
We welcome little Paul Cole-
man Cox II to our community.
He was bom on May 26 in the
Haskell Hospital and is the son
of Paul and Susan Cox. He
weighed 7 pounds and 8
ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce
Cox of Dallas and Mrs. Adela
Vasquez of Aspermont are the
grandparents and he is the
great grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. A.B. Cox. Congratula-
tions to the family on this
great event.
Herbert Lammert returned
home on Sunday evening after
spending three days in Sequin
attending the Southern
District Convention as
delegate for the Faith
Lutheran Church in Sagerton.
He reported an interesting and
enjoyable trip. He got to visit
with a lot of his friends and
relatives who were attending
the convention also.
Happy birthday wishes go to
Nora Offill, Danny Letz, Fred
Douglas, Herbert Vahlen-
kamp, Juanita Jennings,
Adeline Spitzer and Weldon
Gibson. Wish you many more.
Visiting in the home of
Herbert and Doris Teichel-
man over the Memorial Day
weekend were Cecil and Ella
Baumbach of Taylor, Wayne
Baumbach of Moody, Fred
and Leona Teichelman of
Hamlin and Jimmy and Kathy
Teichelman of Sagerton.
Chad and Greg Teichelman
of Sagerton spent a couple of
days and nights with their
grandparents, Herbert and
Doris Teichelman, last week.
The Baldree children from
Abilene, Clyde and Rule
visited with their mother over
the weekend.
Mittie Dunham visited with
her daughter, Shelly, in
Abilene last Wednesday. Shel-
ly is employed at Super Cut
there in Abilene and invites all
her friends to come in to see
her.
Rodney and Tracey Dun-
ham and girls of Hamlin and
Glen and Mittie Dunham at-
tended the Dunham family
reunion held at Possum
Kingdom Lake over the
weekend.
Jimmy and Kathy Teichel-
man of Sagerton and Debbie
Bryant of Aspermont were
dinner guests in the home of
their parents, Herbert and
Doris Teichelman, on Sunday.
Boyce Cox of Dallas visited
in the home of his parents,
A.B. and Potsy Cox, and
visited with his new grandson,
Paul Coleman Cox II, and
parents, Paul and Susan.
Other visitors in the Cox home
recently were Tom Alvin of
Southland and Rev. Burt
Smith of Fort Worth.
In the open installation ser-
vices of the Eastern Star
Chapter of Rule on Saturday
evening, Vera Dugan was in-
stalled as Martha, Potsy Cox
as Marshall, C.T. Pierce as
Chaplain, A.B. Coj as Senntial
and Rosemary Pierce as Elec-
tra.
Herbert and Gladys Vahlen-
kamp, accompanied by Gene
and Mandy Teichelman of
Sagerton, were in Lubbock
recently to attend the
Southern Farm Tour meeting
held in the Hilton Hotel.
Marvin and Brenda Vahlen-
kamp, Jimma and Marty of
Aspermont were dinner guests
in the home of his parents,
Herbert and Gladys Vahlen-
kamp, on Sunday.
Don and Judy McDonald,
Katrina and Tucker of San
Angelo visited with Bernice
White on Thursday. Katrina
and Tucker stayed with their
"Nenny” while Don and Judy
attended a workshop in
Dallas. They came after the
children on Monday evening.
Anniversary greetings go to
Marvin and Brenda Vahlen-
kamp
Linda and Delinda Strick-
land of Ballinger were recent
visitors in the home of Lisbon
and Farris Letz.
Jerry Letz and daughter,
Becky, and son and wife,
Douglas and Susie Letz and
son Patrick, of Fort Worth
visited with Jerry’s parents,
John and Olga Letz, over the
weekend Jerry’s wife, Judy,
is recovering from back
surgery and was unable to join
the group for a visit. Also
visiting in the Letz home were
another son and wife, Dean
and Kathleen Letz of Abilene
Weekend visitors in the
home of Glen and Helen
Pierce, Kim and Wes, were
Rod and Jamie Pierce and
Kara of Abilene. Wes visited
with Rod and Jamie several
days last week. Other visitors
in the-Pierce home were Roy
and Mary Letz of Rule
Mr. & Mrs. J.L. Anders
* June 9, 1946
Happy 38th Anniversary
Love, Kathy
GOD’S FIVE MINUTES
This Series Made Possible
By The Following:
RECIPES FOR GROWTH
ATTEND CHURCH THIS WEEK
I wrote him back, "Well, it doesn't
seem to have done you any good,
has it? At your age you should be
living gloriously. I am more than
50 years old and I believe in all
those things you have despised.
I don't know what it is to be
bored stiff. My way is working
and yours isn't. What you need to
do is believe in God, believe in
yourself and believe in people "
A young man wrote me,
"I do not believe in anything.
I don't believe in God, in myself,
in life or in other people. I am
bored stiff with life."
He soon wrote back,
"Christ made the difference.
It works!" And it does.
It really does,
- for everyone who tries Him.
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Caesar’s, and unto God thej
things which be God’s.,
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Bryan Scone of Stamford, center, beats his drum as the Hardin-
Simmons University Cowboy Band performs at an Ag fair in Lucerne
Switzerland. This was one of the many stops for the band as they also
toured England, France and Germany.
Ericksdahl---
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week for medical treatment.
He was recuperating*Wt the
home of his son and his wife,
the Wayland Shurleys, follow
ing recent hip surgery at Hen-
Horse show
set at Knox
City June 9
Knox County’s annual Open
All Trophy Horse Show will be
held at the Knox City arena
Saturday with classes getting
underway at 9:30 a m.
Juding this year’s show will
be Jimmy Poole of Stephen
ville.
There will be halter classes
for stallions, mares and
geldings
Silver buckles will be
awarded to high point winners
in each of three age divisions,
with trophies through fifth
place being given in each class
in each age division.
drick Medical Center in
Abilene
In last week’s news, the
name, Mrs. Al Harris, should
office for their regular month-
ly session with Edward
Ekdahl, president of the
board, presiding
have read Mrs. Al Norris.
Four of the five directors
and the manager of the
Ericksdahl Co-op Gin met
Tuesday of last week at the gin
Plans .were made for the up-
coming annual meeting of
Ericksdahl Co-op Gin mem-
bers, tentatively set for June
28
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Bryan Sconce returns
from HSU band trip
Bryan Sconce, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Sconce of
Stamford, took part in the
16-day tour with the Hardin-
Simmons University Cowboy
Band, making its first trip
overseas in 21 years.
Forty-three bandsmen,
directed by Bill Woods, im-
mediate past president of the
5,000 member Texas Music
Fort Airport on May 24
Spoaaors of the tour, with a
Baptist evangelistic em-
phasis, were the Mob's
Department of the Baptist
World Alliance; the
800-member HSU Cowboy
Band Foundation, made up of
exes of the band; HSU; and
the families of the boys
themselves.
Educators Association, played
in churches and other loca-
tions in England, France,
Switzerland and West Ger-
many.
Bandsmen left Abilene May
8 and returned to the Dallas
Stops included London,
England; Paris, Dijon and
Strasbourg, France; Lucerne,
Switzerland; Cologne,
Leverkusen, Wiesbaden,
Frankfurt and Rhein-Main Air
Force Baae, Germany.
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Chapa, Chino. Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 7, 1984, newspaper, June 7, 1984; Stamford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1215673/m1/5/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.