Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 6, 1984 Page: 2 of 48
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By MRS. PHILIP OLSON
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for all
occasions.
773-5610
Frances Eastei*
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Red Delicious
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NECTARINES 59’
29’
$7.95
19’
BACON
| Broccoli
1.49
1.19
1.89
2.99
JENO'S
2.69
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Lipton
Crisco
DELI
5 Lb.
Giant
69c
NON FOODS
39
Meat Buys
79c
FROZEN FOODS
Sausage
of
of
Newer washing machines
have a variety of water-saving
features built into their
design. Make sure you are
Many washing machines
use the same amount of water
for a half-full load as for a full
load. So loading your washer
to its rated capacity is one of
the best ways to save not only
water, but also energy and
time.
4.09
2.09
A number of out of town per-
sons were here with friends
and relatives over the Labor
bay weekend taking advan-
tage of the first days of the
dove season.
Barbecue
t*.
Reducing the number of
loads of laundry done can also
conserve water. Encourage
children to change into play
clothes after school so that
school clothes and play clothes
can be worn several times be-
tween washings.
In last week’s news, the
name Edgar Thane should
have read Eddie Thane
Thunder showers fell in the
community Sunday afternoon
with precipitation varying.
The central part of the com-
munity received approximate-
ly half an inch with over an
inch toward the northeast and
still more toward Avoca.
Not much more than a
sprinkle was received toward
Lueders
Showers also fell during an
electrical storm early Thurs-
day.
Farmers keep busy between
showers cutting and baling
hay and cultivating cotton
fields.
Cotton fields which lay
fallow last year and have
received sufficient rain look
promising at this time.
CLIFF HOUSE
RESTAURANT
YAMS
YELLOW ONIONS
University. He is the son
Mr. and Mrs Hollis Muehl
stein. He is a graduate of
Stamford High School.
Kim Ekdahl, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ekdahl,
is enrolled for her first year at
Texas A4M University at Col-
lege Station. A graduate of
Stamford High School, Kim at-
tended Abilene Christian
University at Abilene last
year.
Lydia Heller will be a sopho-
more at Texas Tech at Lub-
bock this fall. A graduate of
Stamford High School, she is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Heller.
Karen Elliott, daugher of
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Elliott of
Abilene, formerly of Stam-
ford, returns to Texas Tech as
2 LH.r
Coca Cola
STARKIST
Tuna
a junior this fall.
She is the granddaughter of
C.H. Peterson of Ericksdahl
The children of this com-
munity who attend school at
Stamford and at Lueders-
Avoca are back in school after
their summer vacation as are
those who teach in these
schools.
Mrs. Don Heller, the former
Belinda Hagler of Anson,
teaches school in Anson
Two young girls who ap-
peared Saturday on the Harry
Holt Show on Channel 9,
Abilene, in conjunction with
the Cotton Queen contest were
Emily Olson, reigning Cotton
Queen, and Jennifer Oman,
one of 22 contestants for this
year’s Cotton Queen.
They are the daughters of
the Sheridan Olsons and the
John Bill Omans.
Mrs. Frankie Vaughan is
the grandmother -of Jack
Vaughan and not his mother
as stated by the writer last
week.
Vaughan was reared by his
grandmother.
Pog« Two STAMFORD AMERICAN
Stamlwd, Toxas, Thursday, September 6, 1984
7.99
79$
89$
Mrs. Edward Ekdahl and
John, Mr and Mrs Wayland
Shurley, Mr. and Mrs. Virgilr 81st birthday Oct. 9.
Smith and Julie.
Also, Mr and Mrs Carl
Marugg. Laurie and Michael,
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Duggan
and daughter, Reagan, Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Reves, Kristi
and Sara, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Reves and April, Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Haterius, Stephanie,
Carrie and Jennifer, Dr and
Mrs. John Bill Oman, Jen-
nifer, Jessica. Judith. Johnna
and Ingrid, David Etheredge
CALIFORNIA — LB.
BANANAS
LIPTON’S INSTANT — 3 OZ. JAR
Tea......
6 - 16 oz.
Coca Cola
10 PIECES
Breasted
Chicken .
Most washing machines use
40-60 gallons of water for a
regular cycle, which is on the
average about 12-18 gallons
more than the permanent
press cycle. Selecting the ap-
propriate cycle for the fype of
clothes you are washing can
be a water saver
Post 12 Oz.
Toasties
Highlighting this week’s ac-
tivities in Ericksdahl will be
the 6th annual Charles Sten-
holm “Funday" to be held
Saturday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
at the Ericksdahl picnic
grounds. The festivities are
sponsored by the Friends of
Charlie.
Cong. Stenholm of the 17th
Congressional District grew
up in Ericksdahl as the only
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Stenholm and a grandson
of the late Mr. and Mrs. A.W.
Stenholm and the late Mr. and
Mrs. FE Olson, all of Ericks-
dahl. His mother was the for-
mer Irene Olson.
Both Cong, and Mrs. Sten-
holm plan to be here for the
annual Funday festivities.
Bethel Lutheran congrega-
tion at its called meeting Sun
day'following the 11 a.m. wor-
ship service, voted in favor of
repairs on the Bethel par-
sonage and the bid as ap-
proved by the property com-
mittee and the church council
at a cost of 837,371.02.
The parsonage, built of
native stone, is over 50 years
old and is in need of extensive
repairs it was felt by the prop-
erty committee, the council
and others. Mark Lundgren,
vice president, chaired the
meeting Sunday.
The Rev. Stan Leaf, pastor
of Bethel, was back in the
pulpit Sunday following a two-
week absence. The first Sun-
day was during his vacation
and the following Sunday he
was ill, he explained to his
congregation Sunday. He ex-
pressed his thanks and ap-
preciation to John Wendebom
and Mark Lundgren for filling
in for him during his absence.
The 15 members of the
Bethel Church council will
bold their monthly meeting
Wednesday, Sept. 12 at 8 p.m.
at the church with Mark Lund-
gren, vice president, presid-
ing.
The Bethel Lutheran Church
Women will hold its monthly
meeting Wednesday, Sept. 12
at 2:30 p.m. at the Bethel
Church basement with Mrs.
John L. Nelson and Mrs.
Leland Nauert as hostesses.
Mrs. Adolph Olson will have
the program.
Mrs. Jennie Pauline Dodd is
hosting this week's meeting of
the Bethel Business Women's
Willing Workers on Wednes-
day at 7:30 p.m. This is the
first meeting since May as the
members do not meet during
the summer.
The meeting will be in the
church basement.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell
Richards were hosts Monday
for a Labor Day breakfast
served out of doors on their
lawn.
Present were the Rev and
Mrs. Stan Leaf. Mr and Mrs
Birger Haterius, Mr. and Mrs.
Darryl Schoonmaker, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Olson, Mr. and
Mrs. Garland Cox, Mrs. Grace
Thompson and daughter, Kel-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ethe-
Wedding cakes a speciality
Wedding reception catering
CHEER GIANT SIZE Save
Detergent
TEXAS SPECIAL — 50 LB. BAG
Dog Food
PARADE — GALLON
Bleach
Delsey bathroom a roll
Tissue .... SAVE 30c
PARADE — LB. CAN
Coffee...
Tide
Detergent
Tea
Bags
lOOct.
2"
Potatoes
10 Lb. Bag
and daughters, Chantel and
Talyn of Gorman, and the
hosts’ children, Ursula, Fritz
and Erick.
Mrs. Pauline Dodd of Stam-
ford was honored Aug. 27 at a
birthday supper at the Stam-
ford home of her niece, Mrs
Grace Thompson The birth-
day cake was served with the
dessert course.
Present were the honoree,
her sons and families, Mr. and
Mrs. David Hager, Leslie and
Kyrstal, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Hager, Shayla, Ross and
Marissa, and son, Merrick
Hager; her sister and brother
in law. Mr and Mrs Carl
Ekenstam, another niece and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Vaughan and Billy, and Kelley
Thompson, daughter of the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Waylgnd
Shurley and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Marugg have recently re-
turned from a vacation trip to
Las Vegas, Nev. They were
gone from Thursday to Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard
Olson and her sister and
brother in law, Mr. and Mrs.
William Boyd of Anson, spent
the Labor Day weekend vaca-
tioning in Ruidoso, N.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Hansen,
Lauren and Eric of Odessa
were Labor Day weekend
house guests of his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. David Ballard.
Dr. Ballard is retiring and
will no longer be active in the
veterinary practice which he
- has sold, along with the Stam-
ford Veterinary Hospital, to
Dr. Warren F. Dozier.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Morris
of Irving were here weekend
before last for a visit in the
Stamford home of her mother,
Mrs. H W Rosenquist.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zieg-
feld, Karen and Rachel of
Dallas, while here for the
Ekenstam reunion, were the
house guests of her mother,
Mrs. Aubrey (Dorothy) Hines
of Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ed
Youngquist were in Burleson
over the Labor Day weekend
as house guests of their
daughter Sheila and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Box, "
Brandon and Brittany.
Brandon celebrated his
ninth birthday Sept. 2 and his
sister will be one year old
Sept. 10.
Mrs. Oliver (Jewel) Reed is
still a patient at Hendrick
Medical Center in Abilene.
Her room number is 3111.
Mrs. Anna Pearson, age 93,
is a medical patient at Stam-
ford Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
■ Pearson was making her
home at Teakwood Manor.
Ray Lundgren returned
home Sunday from Stamford
Memorial Hospital where he
had been admitted last week
for tests
Alfred Shurley moved last
week to Teakwood Manor
where he is making his home
for the time being. His
recovery from recent hospital-
ization has been slow.
Mrs. Edgar Shuquist, who
has been ailing, is undergoing
a series of tests by her doctor
Mrs Shuquist will observe her
Ola. uu uiuay xjvi. 9.
Mrs. Florence (Oman)
Kieke of Teakwood Manor ob-
served her 86th birthday
Sept. 3.
Vance Thompson, son
Mrs. Grace Thompson
Stamford, is enrolled as a
freshman at Tarleton State
University at Stephenville. He
graduated from Stamford
High School last spring.
Jim Muehlstein is a junior
this year at Tarleton State
Bordens 7i Gel. Round
Ice «"
Cream
Congregation of Bethel votes
for repairs to their parsonage
6 - 32 oz.
Coca Cola
Vermicelli.. 5 / $1
Hormel
Spam
Armour
Viennas
Parade Cornbread
Mix .....
Parade Vegetable
Oil
6 - 12 Oz. Cans
COCA
COLA
3 Lb. Can
I 069
Don't waste water In the laundry room
Much of our household wat-
er use takes place in the laun-
dry room. While doing laundry
is one of those "necessities” of
life, wasting water in the pro-
cess in not • **
Martha Alice Spraberry,
Jones County Extension home
economist, has several sug-
gestions for reducing the
amount of water used for laun-
Pound
594
Decorated
Cakes
8 oz. MARINATED
TENDERLOIN STEAK
$6.25
Mrs. Smith
Pie Shells
THIS WEEKEND SPECIAL
RIB EYE
| 49
2/*l
Hunts 300 Can O / $1
Tomatoes .. x/*l
MRS. TUCKER'S
Shortening
42 oz. can
12 0
Hing
Pork
Steak
CHUCK — LB.
Steak
CHUCK — LB.
Roast
ARM — LB.
Roast
T-BONE — LB
Steak
LOIN — LB.
Steak
ooch German
Sausage
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