Stamford American and The Stamford Leader (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 23, 1961 Page: 1 of 14
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Rev. Burgin Wgtkins, pastor
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tips! an s at tin
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of the day e >
farm and ram 1'
loot- .
Registrations to Open
For Innual Comp
i Htnd’1 and Paul Banks.
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Registration
week of camp
Stamford Camp
will open April L and will dose
on May 1. Mrs. W C. Taylor,
camp director, reminded
week. She emphasized that
re*rrs a’iom can he taken afb \
a
■roHccI in the past:
Camp O-Da-Ko.
aro> planned for
bo
to3. < i>\
Bc.ii Boone"
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a z a rd
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and
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play.
• 'a vm
lied
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hat.ds seeking .
kind of work.
I his is :->n eflort of the T
E mplov ment < urn mission
r ise sei e all Im al wm k.
ii’ibzerl in meelim'. Io i'l
demands.
in Alerting Mareh2^- . _
Farm Workers,Employers
games
Walkeiy was coach ;
FjtzGcraid was his assi»iant
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fWhtit'tO' tor tteTWhifcy Vittiw
and siftoood for the cifv at
torium.
-Mrs • Fred way who is a can-
didate for I S Sisf.a'or in the
special election April t said she
favored the amendment m tfie
federal constitution which would
guarantee equal right-, for wo-
men Ihe hill of rights was<
written for men only. It is time
-and pointed . out • that-the women were rernembci ccl."
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Bulldogs Honored Monday Night—
,i;i«w er< <f
morning -
where a
rpiii k I .
t=*sfc«sr**«W“B3Qn.-
awsa. fawns “ YT»mwqwf«t —
Stickler ‘Huso Terrell, i
—Acw»» t-llU'im in^fwi I
■k . ■'
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In League Competition
j Stamford High School
ilook over
qur i fel l...-k w oh '. ;•! > little
. nd did .i tei rf. .-
: .■ d th»‘ .',? ■’rd I1’
. Tni-\ ■'•rite-',’ ‘-Lt r.r-
lining a sp_ t. w het -
lo exc< II m ' 1." < l.c.
th-
Bit. ’
I.dwarda
< a1!
mac li oi any,-,
Me move them
around and don't consider tj^em
on sepaI ale jobs,
+- Teamen- -----w ijinJ, _
.. I e
i \ et c one
Singers are reminded of t h e
the G.xi. , nnual all day singing at
Ansqn April 2,-10 a m 1o 4 p m
c ates by the athletic comirrnTe^
-**■ ■, ■ ■ »■>.»try- • - z- **** ■■ i il .~"gM>rty
Mis. Moritz introduced Mrs
way. a maniitatjuier of
and children's wear
Dcim on.
.olvi/o* in the They
1 the'/ took the Imiv-- back to tire
bowing alley and thcit all they
snow is the Hi .t names 61 the
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L S
C' ’W’
rrt;dmt
Aer ijv. Abilene, will
'Sunday night -it Tjini’y Batdi-t
( hen h. S’ami >"d Rec . Ch di
Coos, the pastor, will lie preac
n‘, lor a revival at the' I la.ima
Baptist Chtirch. I
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t i w
bj^
AssattM on Youth
WK-
' k A*. ^■bI
ircai fiitu: e. ‘•'irh'o
f... | have
■. uh iia'
• Hi.I I to ”<l
..Hi til'i ling
.’i game.
Dodd/'w!'.
k wd)
did
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tommy attempted to discour-\ i..nda
—-agC Lhe boys when -erne - ''•
rg^U'Q thaf nraybo they s?j ______________ ______
" ftirht "Afir?tf =+e 'me
. I the hov1’ HirnTjod tint of the cat'; Taylor.
and worked over” 'letnmy to . , — 1
the extent that stitches' had to I '.
: — Seniors te^rjve
■Sr.crta'ors said it nit happened • ••
a fast that they didn't really < i
.'.I' , kr.c.w>. uh.:■< wa- going mi until . 1 IllV S .ViOnilUy,
One group of St.’mford b o y s ^HCStla V \ i<rhtS
pursued the car containing the * * sT>
1'he Haskell and Jone. Count
-mi:n. a ill be h< id <ut:day at
2 o'clock at Calvary Baptist
-s-Zv.-'L*-.
> ;fa-ve
:' th<
f -,tl'
'' L '"V;i
proyide $16,362 additional mon-
ey annually.
Highest payment year would
be in 1962 when $16,040 would
, he needed. Estimate is based
in 18 y ears, for the next eight 1','Ji 90 per cent tax collection.
eo.icle - Keith
Ander on and
th Stamford,
thorn Tie -iman
thing like that
Cail Swcnsoh, a
the Stamford city council,
vice’
6.
a'
w ati.-i H ut ‘
—M..V.U yv "B r:i..
and
C‘ un< dman Ryland (Jleaton anti
Sv cnson attended from here
( V Manager H D flow ard
ot San Angelo i the new prer,:-
_LlC.ntj_ Mr
San
tren’iircT. z;m'<l
fl 'i.land Frank
a du i t tor.-
St ssions Weie
eoiihtrv cllfh
Hau tin J,gan}n|.J Wooldililge.'Old Glory The second piacm senifiKJVfor-r
~T1D.L- wflV represent ^’n»„.nn:wnr TmABui
pCounty in the district 4-H trac- ond junior winner
I tor operator contest at Wichita
Falls May -fr f o r the third
. c;ti aight lime. He q.cahtied
I this by winning the senior divi- .
sion erf the fourth annual tractor
iprogram Jwld at xAspermontfor fourth.
I Saturday.
I The c vent w as sponsored for
Jhe fourth straight year by -I. K
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Eastern Star
< hapfer 1 i Have
, ‘Friendship Night’
jAjUiid singled ‘dH I’m' special
r-* -T^b<’b< 'i^iMhirr
award; V^'ilyne Batt^. outstanding player;
t<. tin- pi.r.c-r w’u
n1x.;.,r;-:;T io m ; .
< oat hi s Wrrtt-tm-
V W 11-0
Hr Ii.-icJ tn be
on name: f.ii''-
get ■ Idmsi-li
k;io< ked out.
'em with nothing
V li d's more", R.
he ■ .
i n.t r o d ti ' • d
.Mumu i lyu.
D'.'i
we _don't
OI
i a i' I ' 10’1
’hi- othc;
•i of ill.’
r
m’e’-ing
be sent
We-le) .in.
, 1r*jr
e.' - ’
Sai
fo; the annual rogi'tra'ion. F<r go’
for the girfs of flm Stamford Counetl. the
Fire Council i/ct is $22. »—
Regrs'i a'i-ins are to
Mr-,. Taylm-i 1213-
this Stamford
no _______________
1 L .i i ,'c .n ( . Ml Li,. .\(1 J t . l I
junior leaders are assigned each
cabin and the work program
emphasizes handcraft and Camp
Fire projects.
This is the go|dcn anniversary
of Camp Fire and an annifrrsary
program will lie staged at the
ramp.
Girls in Mamford sell randy
t > i z ■ C i • fi r.
More than 2b stvdrfrt’< of the ;
sixth grades ."of R’'S holds anr|,
Oliver Elementary Seiunci.i «hm _ ,, .. ,, .
' . ,v .■ . .tees of Hardtn-Simmons I niw-
seventh and eigmh grades of . ,- . , , ,
sity. recalled that he jiiAyed dent
football in-collc’gc. with .Stamp,id
superintendent H S Fitz-
Gerald.-fah■ onch was.a .player at
Brady High Schcsrf. a 'earn and Mrs
which never
Luetlers Student
To Preach Sunday
At •Trrnitv Church
Mrs
men for the n * cling. Mrs
\ tie. pre".
I non. both of Old Glory' 4-H.
Three boys tied for third in the |
' senior division. They-wyre Tognt
C"' t <’’■* <> -vrtv I Z’V,ir.»IC r, n it •
Charles Diers. Three also tied
They were Phillip a
Hill. David Patflin. and John |
; lUni’ty.' all of Aspermont, g
IWnd in the junior division
^ Veasey Ford Tractor Company. | was Edward Patton erf Aspcr-
’ Glory 4^*er.. t h c-MMfin. eottom Hon old Worth -
f junior division, and will repie- irgton. both of Aspermont, and
ihM.diUx^t Jlerbcrt ' Wool<jj iclx>'..X
urrtfer the- rUreekhm of Kinney r - ~
Funeral Home.
.... fe M.crch'40. AOT. atndh:_
birth. Ga..—hie- n? a med—Minnie* _____
Groves MeCraKken Feb. 2, 196.3
ial Mineral Wells. ; The couple
lived at Dennison. Mineral Weils
and in Haskell County before
moving to Stamford in 1911.
Mrs. Brown died Dec.
C a.-h ct
past •
years. ha< resigned. He <
to complete work on his
edi’catiou degree a t
Hardin-Simmons I nivgrsity. The
resignation - i , eRoctive at the ,
(■nd of the current school year.
<
Ba‘w
.Judy
CaTTiT
Gavin lie
: ><
D ii I’.-ne. am!
Dr Harper.
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There U Mo SUbitAe
“— *»r ~^.,Mwiai'.i
SEE J. M. ASHCROFT ~
~ WK
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E >
W.irtcs inf imbiiwd the
he gave interesting side-,
icipation an:!
t,h-- future..
exe» utivc
k hank ard
aid he liearcl MTdn.e.sday Itiaf <ccbrTd play trfver .Irrry Morrt-
\o.di Lance Griggs. Arsenic,
man. Linda
Betty Wtsenei i
Ann Gambill,
of the’ play i>
elected
Region
one of- the boys involved was
I'oni Oklahoma mid had been
• isiting in Haskell.
"I aim to get at the bottom of
! this.” Chief ■(.’coper said. ' and
will continue -the in vest igatioii
until I do o.” ,
FundTSl services were held
! Sunday at 2 p m in St. John's
mv la’tz, Sandy Uverelt. an d ^UmdR! ChurTti Tor .tntm Tec—
Brown Sr., retired manager of
Stamford brrftling plant.
Mr. -Brown died at the home
of a son, Joi n Brotvn Jr. .at the
Stamford air port Saturday at
12 50 a m. He had beeiT ill two
weeks prior to his death.
Edith Hudsqfi
.dughter of Dr. and Mrs f F
Hud<o:i of Stamford won the
Javcec spoii'ored •pcllin-.; bee
C alled Camp O-Da-Ko. th” jn the fir’I elimination rounds'
activities arp planned for ail jf) ti c national conte st to be held IkA-.
age groups, from Blue Birds to jn Washington I) C. lalct m lights on their !>if
■ , fw i. j,” ■ !nil ’ ;■ ii,
.... ... , Mr. Junell.
. .. . . . ■ president of a I.ub'Hx
___nnd: rtlt**rn,an hf the board of tru
gfith grades erf
the junior high participated in
the match
Second place speller was
Paula FurjCia. also a sixth grad
each year tn help jnrr"'cost of f
the e.amp. By this combined ef-
7-. - ifc*
/cNS'.VF.R,-ALARM -
i if’-rd fii emen
al.i’hi Wcdncid.ty
4<H'. VV. D.ivenj.mt
Hue f fe wh
.it ri,d< i < ontrol
| l^vTuTmcl, ;ibl.
son
Kenneth Barnett
guson
W R
Drive.
Vera La when 1107 N
The cHy normally does better
than that.
Figures supplied by the bond ■
firm show that repayment flg» L
u<es would drop about $200
each succeeding year after
1962, and- in 1970. after all T
present outstanding .bonds are • ’
retired, the total tax rate could
be reduced substantially.
Currently, the city is paying
more than $30,000 a year on its - fe- 2
bonded debt. For 1962. ihe Hg- . 9
jure is $37,690. This amount re-
•duces by about $100 a year un- ■_
"Tr'in 1969JI B. bul_ $30.009.--------------
■ A •' First estimates'were th ar 22^
onls additional on the tax rate
'eKs.t~. ; would be needed. Tins (IfureA^
• -lightly fess than one cent f&t ■
each $1,000 in the proposed bond
g • issue. The Ugure now more cor-
■ rectly will be fourth-fifths^ of a
| cent a thousand.
W" Stamford citizens will vote
eT April 4 on a total of $251,000 in w-
j^jpclly- improvement bonds. Of —
Hjritls amount, $110,000 have been.
j: '.«’'r-j£!51 -.
cridl.v this appeared to be what
happened:
Tcimni;. had ^-<r.e lu the w :n-_ g<>alU‘,
I? m'fiiTffi 4 S^nn
for his date. As he was rj ~ '
iSUnfi to his cai. Ixtyk Tn a near-by McCl
KucampmeuE Gi uuptU-
this year is - June 5 to
-' ■ Fn”rj£Khiji--'5JrghJ-V. _wili-_1ml
• - i \ --d I'-.' S' .'mf.’i d Ord t of
• ■> i.-: n '-'a: I i ;< I a y m g-h. m the
M.c ”iuc I'-ilI. Ait La 'em '<>.i:
• ’ctcl,- r ;m<! tlii ii Im lies .ii a
.•iViied f-ii thp pl’ll’!,-im
bav” been
c I apt”! ;
!•■■. It.’ .
Ge
Police Chief B. Q._ Cooper
— said Wednesday im-aws cuutlll-
uitwf* his investigatiofmrthe at-
| tack Sunday night on Torniny
- Dodd. Stamford High School
Senior.
Chief Cooper said he had been jucjy
held in
p !’’ ”ti
’ it imig
mef ( 'ouhoT -icjtft
Rale Coach
Resigns
Bill Boles, head
Mamie Br.rficld nt < hurch in Stamforri. Some xp«p Riilc High School itu
Arieefif Thiww'c-rf .'.fm ujid -rial vrrrgers arrr cxficn-Tc’d. There I w <>
C.itv Man’’■;•! aic ph ntv of new song books lor plans
<,f kwc’c-latci e veryone ' n: i-cti-r of
sixth grade
of Dr and Airs 1
of Stamford won
spoil'<>red «|icilma
fir’I elimination
I ai m Labor Da , will
Stem fc>rd f rom 1
Itte'-ftay Maec-h-E'.
to V> . A ' IRizli o”d.
el Ila- Jexa-t Employ
io Abilene.
Surviving arc four sons, J. T.
Jr and Joe of Stamford. C. W.
and H E, of Dallas; one daugh-
ter, Mrs W, C. Cannon of
Piiii and nine grandchildren.
I Pallbearers were L. B.« Me-
[Noil .Jack McLendon. Burl Me- ■
yie.llati. Buster tpshaw. Marvin
on ' D C.
• W. E. Mayes ranked high in the.
I Interscholastic League choral I
festival held at Abilene Friday. • -
Soloists from the school also
, placed well.
The chorus was awarded r.
j Division I in concert singing.
Senatorial Candidate Speaks to B&PW Club-—
Mrs. Martha Tredwav of Denison, third'from'left, w.us guest speaker Thurs- "
day night for Ihe Stamford llusfue?^ and- Professional Romens < lub. Mis.
Tredwrty, an ardent supporter ot etjual rights tor women, js shown with mem-
bers of\he local eluti. l-’rohi left to right, they are Mrs. JI. H. Corley and Mrs.
•f^iTnie Moritz, chairmen of committees sponsoring the local appearance; Mrs.
Tredway: Mrs. Neoma Timberlake, c.lu-b president; Mrs. Dennis Wilson, first
vice president and progra.it chairman. aiw| Mrs. Homer ^xcott, immediate past
1-rexidvnL,.
____ ®JW. ’»sw.<» co. ; .
sLSTAMFDRD -AMERICAN
——: — r—-. AND THE STAMFORILLEADER » ; ; „ / ■
ST A M rdRD.TjONES COUNTY,’ TEXAS?" M A RCH 23, 19G1 $8,00 Per Year—SINGLE COPY, TENCENT8
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SHS Singers Rank High New Figure Shows Bond Issue
* y
Could Be Financed With 19c
The rules of the pume of life is personal sati'faciion.
pre no’ i s inflexible as the game speaker said. ' •>. . ’■ -m
uf muihalL-lhc gauui ul_life ii i _Alivre . than .225 persons _ at-. I
•-played by a code of ethics' tended the banquet which v as ;
tvhfrh each man must write for { held at the National Guard Ar-
..hur.se'.'. These were “Korttr—rrfTmory. • A fried chicken menu
Junt-H- <rf LiffiBunu^TpcaZiizTrnrE^-tTiT.TtTnrtii^.' t'.o: J.ay£rjw Jasst 1
Mord.-.v night at the annpal; play ((I f.riiall, b.;.xkefb,4tlk and ’nd Rotary Club .
--tantmrt-Evr-’ athlehw of Aiamr r ’lartieiu. ieh. in i'.aXJUu>.ij .<---.. ___
..hi h n .
TlTe-Trward of right- eonduet. j Bob i Tu liard. . nihcuofer of 1 . xha. highlights <rf. ,tiw| |
'.vhether i.:: f'/o'.bair or in 1 i f e. ! Radio 'Station KDWT. w.rs ntas -, as presentatmn 'of i
. ,’i . E ' Io '’TrrciT- '
•A/wh Larry Wanes-
~i.i wwi d' jn the 'nfnwB
■”ii!■ ■' t. < u i.luit’ci■ of the
EMf ’ fl
r -k. A
ni-.rli'
ii.-Id at Hz-
( '.ub ,.pd -'1-
exlended m
III11 Le( .er-!’ ot Iite< <li Ul\ <■
weather few ou'-ol’ o |u<>,x rt\
were pre ,<Mll. CoffC’’ ,:lld S'1\ . so
were cd
w-cre greeted at
) Girls and a Division II in sight read-i
'Chorus .under the direction of | ing. • Ratings in the festival
ranged from I through V.
Division I ratings were given
Ito the following soloists: Carol
i McCallum,. Suzanne Nance,
Scottie Pryor, Jimmy Harkins.
a j Fred Hudson, Tee, Selmon and
Stftyan McClellan.
Three students Won Division
11 ratings in the solo competi-
tion. Those were Judy Merriott.
j Marsha Bettis and Mary Nelle
Investigation of ic—a„„„ . 1
— * ! Martha Mayes entered piano ^2
solo competition and all three ’■1< /•
were awarded Division I rat-
ings.
Se+.'<4s ftom all oyer the .
-are;rWHrfrj)act~hrTtiF^reBTtVar
but groups did not compete
against one another.
Members of the Chorus, are
j Merriott, Celeste Craig.
'mW e^dlicting stones hut gen-. Varot. McCallum. Suxamui Nan-, j
ce, Scottie Pryor. Tony Taylor,
Marsha. Bettis. .Mary Nelle Calli-
Ann Hansert, • Bettie
. Tee---ii
i (iwhgqufiv, ,ui
as retiirhv Tfondlor. Murtha Mayo. S^an. SANFORD -wgBMnoinM* ' •■IF6
B<>fi Bennett,
Adams. l.tHum.
Bellcdonria . and
woman. Title of the play i
VVhai's Mali Pants?”
Romantic Conspiracy" is the
title <>f flic third play. Cast t.,i
tin.-.—u___mu’ 1.__laiJi.I and i.,
as lolioiV1-'
i o’ enr. Sm ' hi ■ ’• Harry Steeuson
Dodie. Bevei'lv-; f.t” k.
Linda Sc boon rn akc:
Billie Bennett.
.... Ca.ilmi. Betsy .
‘ ’ifflcmire, Geraldine.
\< ker. Mary Martha.
’ );,>p!e. J..oi s , Janet Karri
• a Shci i v Du:.ii.
.'’ii^!n\ Watkins. I
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tcamm.-rf’ s
•! ex 4 , lit ii
■ da • d t
f’l.t'l tu (j!llt |
<,’ < a' a n-.
completely
hit
iprill
Fire Lamp
Speaker Sa vs
Discriminate Against Women
women are living i:i the past
: a la,, aa.l Lglil.. mafi-j. 'I.e > a . f^p-
ic < anidcied.
TAlr*.' TrctfltiryTniturn'd .several
parti-
gatiwdirig ’if culartv j!?e one~TiTii< h pro®'fluTs*””
ne s without Ik i hu band's cop-
ent (ithei disi rinjih.itm v law-s
im-ntmncd w <-i c
A v.mnan cannot manage '.efl '
awav her own separate
unless cither husband
m -he inake-t fref a’;>-
!.-. a public i.ecm d
A w m Jah ( ah not
proper 1 y ern
di -.j>ose .of .one
rtir Titrintt-vtarte.- - , — Sixth GraderTtfps WhSHTTM-ok
- (’amp, r- in t he pftM years.
i.n- ... ........... 1 f> .
- monsrnw r.^ jn Rinmnations
by the Stamford Council, girls,>
from surrounding towns also arc.
invited to aJtcnd and well over ■
hurt Iced in'all have been in-
'I here are loti] s'alutc- di •
Tmrrra tori’ ■ mil< _ ui
h'- 1-.pd''<r Slates- 44 of them
•'Ttjjrrd. . ■. ...Those*--rfa< i,wet'11
brought out by Mr^. ,_X.i tii^of _tmW T<Aas.ia
‘of Hje football -qitr 1. (Var'c- I. red wav b’fme a gathciing <1 <
'i"dc<crfhctr thrffrr .T*t aF~"'rr'-'*■_ ftm ‘ r VT- ■
group ot lx>y.- wh . pi ixod im-'l’ r J.i ”>’*■’ Club Thm -d. .
extreme haii'd'i aps." Had it n<-t 'The -(w ion w ..
been fm injurics this w'.-uid hay »• ■ SLonfot-d Count! '-
a teal football 'cam he' v Rations hail bei n
ar< a t>i
Im m v
. u< is
pun’ h
t.iK'sts were greeted at the
.no dooi bv Im aT < iub officials, .and ‘••para*’’
intrmlm< <) to Mrs. .Trod cannot
In the leccivlng line Were community property, cannot
Neomi Timberlake, prc-i- dorse a promissory note
Mis H H Corley and concerns her own property
Carnic Moritz, co-chair- -Mrs • i'redway. who is a i
....... s^^fen dwiate Im I S Sm.atm m
nis Wilson I.' t \ ir : . pi i-offcnt
Homer Scott", im.modi
fr- , which never has bogn able to 'ate past'president.
A district spelling bee will be beat Slamfoffl,- and usc-d to ref
fort, cost to tht’ -individual girl'held Jn Stamford, High School eree football
h reduced to $10 -Three dollar* March 24 at 1 45 o m prior to Ice
of this' is payable with (he fhc area finals St Wn hita Fall
Personel Satisfa
Of Right Conduct, Speaker Says
T~Teri,j‘nirfiTes"'"ah,iT “mvciEa7
and bcnc'diction was by
v Clyde Cook, past’,; < . I tin-
■ mist Cnurerfrr- ' - . XV.1S GV(.r
Th” banquet is sponsored |
in... b> the ‘Ch; mber of Com-[
I Chief Co'>p€i" talked Monday : seniors Monday and Tu'efda'y:
---------^v..(iC'T!uv-twnm; M _Lhe_j£ar. and...nights with the first night be- . -
~TT T'. | I'v.o 'nfhvr H.i*k'*U boytcwimiH’JnR; .7-iTZTr . .
■■• v i nuued bcir.a in The car nt the The -plays' arc Urfder the diree-! tUDsioh. .. ,, . *"7 j^'lorY.* .
■ [ M'limo eo ' v-r d.-m- oapm ft. d ;*j,m Mrs. Ae-. WhiU. CuLUurt '‘♦”’^nners trf dhe two divo- -------r—-----
^^«’’'Thc5e f;-.7V-^'-ttmV pickedotp1 tithe fs-7Mbo'c-kH-k • smnsjrecvivcd 4-H jackets. ’ - r .
" Watcr
—yfejauHsxt ligyTwuy, Jum. orra. rrf-tim nlnvn anS has Jirrfnv^"T“Wc ”
i* ' .!...» • .ii fi. . . »-s— •-tv'.. . -all contestants received nlrfums. ■
Haas playing a lover; fielding1 ■ . ----
, . ’ Cochran, a dtearner, Pai (lull, j
Bates w ’’it i he | bow Ing all< v and then all they (.(m.ar(| Tommy Dodd, com- L'lt'i ^SlVOri '
lining the out- Nnow is the hi ,t names OT the tnan(p.r- |job Bennett -1- ! A <11 I O vt V1134JII
Bates \. as oe bov - , nev. -ami Chai les Cox.
rL’-’iiu- .t—r. .uihia JiuiiiL.. ffrtqarr
of the
e \ ( I
[day ed
hi . play mg
a Inn' in
I A . "new l<K>k'' at Stamford's, years tax rate would need be ln-
; proposed $251,000 bond issue by creased 19 cents. This would
; the First Southwest Corp., has
provided a lower tax increase
than first estimated.
Based on -an interest rate of
4 per cent, with bonds maturing
'Io Mayne
■ .To Be Brought Toselhci.
This event wilLJfc held in ' . • ''
auditorium.
rear of the
Tin.' purpu e
In mg togetht'i
rmplo’. ci ■■ -and w <n ker-
fm Hus i. md 'ot w oi k
! s. II. Smithhall. icprc‘*''i
. tl.e '; i x.i l.r.i . t'T C
miss H,n‘ will tyke m d’ i s
w..-tl.<'i - from Jai iiii-i a and
chci • v. »ii!e tn Stximfm I. 11-’
'• al o t ike ,’ppli< .itt.inv from farm 1
at Htodm-Sbi-mons Erm. and i an’ h hai-ds seeking Mm- -
prt ar h
a Cock-j "
Ug H.b, tn the Vas^nf -rfFj -ElectefLIeep-
City Officials
member of
was
president of the
'I exaS Municipal :
a meeting in Swe< t- i
Singers Fnrni 'Dw
( ounties to Meet
milted beir.2 in ihe car nt the .________ ____ ________ .... _ _ ___
’nt\' 'hj3 'vprjdcnt-. 'tftpm ft" d ; >kn> o( Mrs. Aen While, (,’ul tain t
j . Th’c”> unhCrs-up of The two-di-
visions received 4-H\—
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**• •Al eters
* | Water meters uerg. set this
■ wet k in Stamford for the follow-
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Craig, Roy M. Stamford American and The Stamford Leader (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 23, 1961, newspaper, March 23, 1961; Stamford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1253298/m1/1/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+Texas+-+Haskell+County%22: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.