Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 3, 1983 Page: 3 of 15
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Try the convenience of
catalog shopping.
Women's
Aglow meets
in Aspermont
Host families
are sought
for students
iid repeat for each yard
jght, Brown suggests.
“Collection
focusing on
p.m., in the Lueders Church of
Christ with Lebnard Wag-
groom -is the son of Mrs.
Janise Williams of Stinnett.
Mrs. C.J. Clifton, Mrs.
Robert Wingrove and Miss
Juanelle Watts, pianist, pro-
Revenue Service says.
Even if an employee is
Abilene, TX. 79698.
Certificates are available
Aide alone), $100 semester
amount and $800 for four
years; Queen with a Scepter,
ing on a ranch!) Families are
needed to host boys ages 13 to
19 and a few girls ages 15 to 18.
for building better interna-
tional understanding It pro-
vides the opportunity for
Our carefully trained tax preparers are up-to-
date on all the tax credits and deductions that
apply to farmers. At H&B Block, well take all the
time necessary to do the job right because we
want you to pay the lowest legitimate tax
release forms at the next
meeting Feb 3 (today)
For more information
regarding 4-H Shooting
Candlelighters were Kathy
Williams and La Jeanna
Williams, both of Stinnett.
Leslie Hagen of Lueders
was 1
quist
If you are interested in par-
ticipating in the program,
write to the Nacel Cultural Ex-
changes coordinator for
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Texas: Mrs Sue Kimbro, 2105
Wood Street, Texarkana, TX
75501; phone (214 ) 794-8273.
The celebration will be
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Anson, 1220 Commercial 823-2272
Mvn4ey-136 W. Mein 117-422-4844
Knox Chy 700 Main 817-658-3609
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THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE
Mr and Mrs. Burma Reid
Mrs. Reid, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs W.L.
Hunter, Sr., was bom Geneva
Hunter in Hamlin
They lived in Stamford until
1942 when they moved to
Hamlin. Mr. Reid is engaged
' from High's Flowers
Corsage - Bouquets - Plants - Silks
Youngquist - Williams
are wed in Lueders
Save gas, save time,
save walking.
and historical facts about the ment, from the IRS or attach a
signed and dated statement
explaining the tax computa
tures are featured in the l~" ’ 7_1
folder, from antique cannons they must have a W-2 form
National Auxiliary
president visits Texas
an Isle of Flags by District
Presidents and officers.
She was then escorted by
caravan to dinner at Poet 2137,
Azle, with a visit to 1374 Avon-
dale, 9190 Haltom City, 4695
Hurst and 8561 Arlington.
A continental breakfast was
served Friday at 8 a m. then
the caravan toured Fort
Worth with stops at museums.
Old Fort Worth, Billy Bob’s
and a barbecue lunch at the
White Elephant Saloon.
A George Washington Ball
highlighted the evening where
all National and Department
officers were recognized.
A luncheon was held Satur-
day at Post 2544 where Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Rose were
is to warmly accept the Church in Aspermont
This will be the quarterly
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Phone 773-2718
authorized catalog
sales merchant
•ttern is suitable for plaids.
5fcular skirts or dirndls can
Ifctort the plaid, Brown adds.
4*uy extra yardage, going by
fabric yardage, in order to
ijytch plaids. As a rule-of-
Qiunb, add the length of one Capitol in Washington. Its roof
is made of copper. And the teachers have been inspired to Capitol. t “ 27... 2
More than 20 excellent pic- must be“filed by April 15. The
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4-H 22 Rifle Club
meets today at
Guard Armory
The Jones County 4-H 22 Ri-
fle Club will meet every
The Aspermont Women’s Thursday at 7 p m in the Na-
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f Ahkin Shene, both in classic
fe-m arid in new shapes. fcl
§‘With a few easy guidelines,
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has announced a new Acteen
Scholarship program.
“Because of our continuing
commitment to Christian travels as National President
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‘That Freedom May Live.”
The event was attended by
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Avis Blair was honor atten-
dant for the bride.
Bridesmaids were Stephanie
White of Fort Worth and
Bethannna Williams of
Abilene
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Let H&R Block
prepare your income
tax returns...we could
NOW OPEN AT OUR NEW LOCATION
602 N. Swenson Stamford
Phone 773-3203
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Office Hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Appointments Available
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For year round service call 817-864-3087
Haskell 115 M. Ave. I
f)r. Edmund P. Pillsbury,
Director of the Kimbell Art
Mtfseum, announced this week
pans for the major new ex-
hibitions and expanded educa-
tibnal services. This winter
abd spring the Kimbell Art
wiseurn will host the
American debut of “Jean-
E^ptiste Ourdy, 1686-1755” as
jjfll as ‘The Gutenberg Bible:
Elfginning of the Printed
>tprd” and the previously an-
nounced “Arts of the Islamic
ftfok: The Collection of Prince
Sjdruddin Aga Khan.’’
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fashionable garments using
pfeids,"
.for a free copy of the Texas tax information to replace the
Capitol Guide, P.O. Box 5064, w-2 and file it with the tax
Austin 78763. »• return, according to the IRS.
Pooe Three STAMFORD AMERICAN /
----Stamford, Texas, Thursday, Febrypry 3, 1903
fTvalentine's Day-
Serid her flowers
For
affairs of
ifw/ ‘Heart
Burnia Reids to be
feted on anniversary
Mr. and Mrs Burnia B Reid Mr Reid was bom in Stam-
of Hamlin will be honored Sun- ford and is the son of the late
day, Feb 6, with a reception
from 2 until 4 p.m at the home
of their son, Mr. and Mrs Mac
Reid, in observance of their
being 50th wedding anniversary
Regent, $150, and $1,200;
The bride is a graduate of Queen Re8ent in Service, $175,
Lueders-Avoca High School and $1,400; Service Aide, $200,
and $1,600; Texas Acteen Cita
tion, $225, and $1,800; State
and National Panelist, addi-
tion $25, and additional $200
Statement, by February 1 the American lifestyle,
should contact their employer develop greater skill in speak-
to be sure they have the cor- ing English, and establish
rect address, the Internal lasting American friendships
It provides the American
families an extraordinary op-
portunity to broaden their
horizons and learn first-hand
about the French way of life.
Students are individually
matched to families according
to interests, activities, and
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and dba>
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New owners Shirley Hudgens & Donna Byrd
Come by and get acquainted.
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of outstanding achievement
through the WMU age-level
organization, HSU is present- in excess of 200.
ing our new Acteen
Scholarhsip Program,” said
Pat Luttrell, admissions
counselor.
Depending on the level of
achievement a four-year
potential of from $800-$2,000
may be awarded to qualified
recipents, said Ms Luttrell
The scholarship is
renewable each semester with
a 2.2 grade point average and
a course load of at least 12
flower girl. Scott~Young~ hours Participation m mis-
of Avoca was ~ '
ringbearer.
Best man was Ted Ford of
Lueders. Groomsmen were
Tony Williams and Yancy
Williams, both of Stinnett.
Ushers were Leslie Lofton
and Gene Vickers, both of
Abilene.
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The Feb.-Sept. Calendar is the
last complimentary issue; it
C$burn Foundation), Schola will be offered on a subscrip-
(^ntorum of Texas, and Bach tion basis in the future.
l4t>semble; and the Children’s -----------------
guidelines are offered to
|omesewers for sewing with plaids
pattern other places that need mat-
says ching are front, back and side
seams,- sleeve breakpoints,
plackets or tabs, center back
of collar, shoulders, patch
pockets, facings and openings
such as button fronts.
Pin all seams carefully, and
use an “even feed" or “roller
foot" attachment to prevent
slipping when sewing. Stitch
all seams from bottom to top
to prevent distorting the
grainline, Brown advises.
These guidelines can help
homesewers create
fashionable garments with
plaids, she adds.
for distribution to tourists at
feet taller than the U.S . ty surrounding the convening the department’s Visitor In-
formation Center in the unable to get a W-2 before the
. ' tax filing deadline, the return
majestic building.
To earn at least a 90 on a r
theme (or just for fun),'write tions for the missing wage and Arkansas and
a letter from local Acteen
Director or WMU Director, . .
verifying the level of achieve- of the family and share every- Family Night when husbands Release must be signed and a
ment. Direct correspondence activities. The program and children are especially parent must be present. Ear
to the Financial Aid Office, provides comprehensive welcome plugs or ear muffs are a must.
This shooting club is open to
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boys If you aren’t a member
of 4-H, join your local 4-H club
now There will be 4-H
Employees who have not
received a W-2, Wage and Tax French students to experience •
the American lifestyle,
tals much in demand as speaker
Teenagers of Texas and for Women’s Aglow meetings membership and minor
Arkansas host families will and retreats She often
have the opportunity to live in ministers in the area of emo-
a family in France the follow- tional healing and is a charm-
ing summer if they wish ing. humorous speaker
There will be 15 openings for All area women and their Sports, call Vance Reynolds at
June 30-July 28, 1983, for $1070 families are invited to attend
round-trip from Dallas or Lit-
tle Rock
As the value of international
understanding is becoming
more and more evident, the
Nacel Cultural Exchanges
and attended ACU.
The groom is also a
graduate of Lueders-Avoca
High School. He attended
McMurry and is currently
engaged in ranching.
The reception, hosted by the
bride’s parents, was held in
the Church of Christ annex.
The rehearsal dinner was
held in the Hendricks Home on HaCdi1*-Sirnmons University,
the Hendricks River Ranch.
The couple will reside in
Lueders.
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Host families are 1
sought for 125 students from
France who will arrive in Lit-
r tie Rock and Dallas on July 5-6 hosted by the couple’s _
strongly encouraged r The f°r a f°ur week visit. The pro- Mac, and his wife Anita, and in farming and ranching. They
awards are granted as gram is sponsored by Nacel their children Kevin and are members of the First Bap-
follows: Queen (or Service Cultural Exchanges, a non- Rami. Friends and relatives tist Church.
profit organization whfbh has are invited to attend
the official approval of the
French government and is
$125, and*$l,000; Queen widely supported by French
- - - teachers in the United States
and English teachers in
France
Participation in the pro-
gram involves sharing your
home with a French teenager
from July 5 to August 3 The Aglow will meet Thursday, tional Guard Armory in Stam-
ford
These meetings are actual
shooting events A Minors
Order Early Call 773-3674
High's Flowers
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tern piece, flip the p<
Over for cOTt^g,”
Brown.
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bQmesewers can stitch up fold need pins to mark top and
fashionable garments using bottom. Cut around pins and
, says Nancy Brown f]jp over [0 cuj fbe other side,
cnthing specialist with the making sure plaids match at
lyxas Agricultural Extension notches and small dots.
Sfrvice, Texas A&M Universi- pOr a more flattering gar-
tS^stein. ment, find dominant line in the
^Choose a pattern with few fabric and place it at the
pfcces, easy shaping, and few waistline and the hemline,
sims. Too many details will Avoid placing it at the hip or
b&ak up the plaid design. the bust.
Always check the back of Match plaid lines both ver-
tfc pattern envelope for sug- tically and horizontally at the
gSsted fabric to make sure the seam line, not the cutting line.
308 N. 1st
30% off all gift items in store excluding
cahdy and cards.
There will be selected items at 50% off
We cater wedding receptions, showers of all
t kinds & birthday parties.
Book your birthday party tor this year during the sale
and receive a discount.
A clown to deliver your balloon bouqtiet for"^"
birth announcements, get well wishes, birthdays
or any occasion.
See employer to
Lueders and Elana Denise receive W-2 form Pro8ram offers opportunities
Youngquisit, Avoca .
William David Brown,
Hamlin and Sharia Elayne
Turner, Hamlin.
.Texas Capitol guide available
The Texas Capitol is seven Perhaps, bprausp of publici-
cornerstone Weighed eight assign the topic of the Texas
Avoid fabric that is printed, tons in the rough. Capitol.
nfij woven. This type of plaid is Somehow, students know
otien printed off-grain, mak-
idk it impossible to match
»ids.
Avhen laying out a pattern,
cfift < ‘ ____ ____ ___ _____ M
Wer of fabric. “If two pieces assigned the task of writing
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February has been declared
American Music Month by
proclamation signed Feb. 1 by
Mayor Jim Astin.
This proclamation’s
foremost objective is the pro-
motion of American music
through the National Federa-
tion of Music Club’s '’Parade
of American Music.”
In recognition of this objec-
tivte the Stamford Music Club,
a member of the National
Schedule announced
For Kimbell Museum
Program and Sketching
Workshop.
New programs include
Thursday midday gallery
seminars,
Highlights,
works in the permanent col-
lection; a selection of French
music from the Renaissance
to modern times performed by
the Concert Chorale of Texas
Christian University; and an
original musical adaptation of
the popular “Fables” by Jean
de la Fontaine, “Fables in
Mime and Song” produced by
the Hip Pocket Theatre of Fort
Fallowing the first public Worth in conjuction with the
showing of the ancient art exhibition, “Jean-Baptiste
assembled by the Hunt Ourdy, 1686-1755.”
Mothers, “Wealth of the An- Special lectures by Sam
client World: The Nelson Hunter of Princeton Universi-
Biinker Hunt and William ty and Jacques Barzun, Pro-
Herbert Hunt Collections,” fessor Emeritus of Columbia
onganized by the Kimbell Art University, are also planned
Nftiseum, 7____7_„_ ? 7.7. 27 l.._ _____
from the Woodner Collection” French art in connection with
the Oudry exhibition will be
given by Professor Antoine goner of Amarillo officiating.
Schnapper, of the Sorbonne, The bride, given in mar-
Paris, and Dr. Hal Opperman riage by her father, is the
of the University of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Washington. The artists Youngquist of Avoca. The
featured in the “Artist’s Eye”
include painters, a
photographer, an architect,
and an art critic.
The current Calendar also
, linars in which living ar- provides information about vided wedding music,
t^ts tour the Kimbell collec- the new subscriber program
These facts, and dozens Highways and Public House chambers. There’s a
more, are good news to Texas Transportation can be counted locator aerial view of the it is impossible toobtain a W-2
schoolchildren who, every on in time of need, and they whole Capitol complex, floor from an employer,
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February is designated
American Music Month
Federation of Music Clubs, is
hosting its “Parade of
American Music” Feb. 8 at 8
p.m. at the First Baptist
Church. The program will con-
sist of a number of piano duets
all written by United States
composers.
The Stamford Music Club
encourages all Stamford!tes to
put American music in your
hearts this February.
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary District 8
President Merlene Beggs and
her Chief of Staff Daphene
Moore attended the National
President Florence Taylor’s
visit to Texas in Fort Worth
Jan. 27-29.
Mrs. Taylor of Binghamton,
N.Y., was met at D-FW Air-
port by Department of Texas
Auxiliary President Betty
Rose and taken to the Ramada
Inn where she was greeted by
HSU begins
new Acteen
Scholarships
Hardin-Simmons University escorted in and the audience
sang “The Eyes of Texas” and
“Beautiful, Beautiful Tejcas”.
Mrs. Taylor spoke on her
education and our recognition and her theme for the
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that the State Department of to the modern Senate and from every employer they
worked for during the year. If special requests (such as Hv-
on in time of need, and they whole Capitol complex, floor from an employer, the
each piece from a single year about this time, are write to Austin for help. plans of the Capitol itself, and employee should either re-
---- ---‘ ‘ “ j The colorful folder they that all-important (for quest a Form 4852, Substitute
needed from the same pat- themes. receive is one that’s printed themes) list of architectural Wage and Withholding State-
. \, ’ _ and historical facts about the ment, from the IRS or attach a
Application should consist of responsibility of host families Feb. 10 at 7 p.m at the Living
French student as a member
day activities. The program and children are especially
provides comprehensive welcome
r Speaker will be Colleen
insuranwrand the individual Tyler of Lubbock She has all members of 4-H, girls
for presentation to HSU-bound spending money for inciden- Women's Aglow and has been
seniors. For more information
contact Pat Luttrell, Hardin-
Simmons University, Abilene,
Texas 79698.
Ms Luttrell said approx
imately ten girls each year
qualify, and with the expan-
Stanley William Yefko, Jr., sjnn of the four-year award,
New York and Melba Jeanette HSU anticipates over 30 reci-
Yefko, Abilene. pients in the fall of 1983
Robert Lee Kendrick, Anson
and Eva Lorrain Flash, An-
son.
Jerry Dean Williams,
Elana Denise Youngquist of
Route 1, Avoca, and Jerry
Dean Williams of Route 1,
Lueders, were united in mar-
Master Drawings On Feb. 26 two lectures on riage Saturday, Jan. 29 at 7
will be on view in the fall.
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f’hese exhibitions are
described in detail in the
fourth issue of the museums’
sepni-annual Calendar,
dif tributed this week and how
sellable by subscription. The
Calendar lists ongoing pro-
gljims, such as the popular
“Artist’s Eye” series of public
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tiqns; concerts by guest ar-
tjjts (sponsored by the Van
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Chapa, Chino. Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 3, 1983, newspaper, February 3, 1983; Stamford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1253222/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.