Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 12, 1994 Page: 2 of 12
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Lynn and Robin Nauert had as
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Parker, Dr. Neil Gibson, plus
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EDC..
cont. from page 1
the first National bank
IN STAMFORD
$119
$159
Reynolds in Ponka City, Okla-
are now re-
united as a family after a long
separation while Derrelle was
l sea.
Y vonne, Ray and April Reves
were host for the party of the
Ericksdahl 4-H. Ray fried
Pages designed to be
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of the Women of the ELCA
Northern Texas/Northern
Louisianna Synod. Barbara is
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Oath of office ceremonies were performed Monday, by Stamford Mayor Louis Johnson to re-
elected City Councilmen, from left, John Earl Anders, Gary Decker and newly elected
Councilman Ron McCandless.
COMMERCIAL
5 traitor hook-ups, Vanderbilt
612 E. Hamilton, Good Price.
Occident St and 277 By-Pass, 1.966 Acres and
office.
SBA to open his Quick Lube
Carwash.
, The EDC also discussed the
questions, and will assist in possibility of sending Sharp to a
identifying artifacts visitors Dale Carnegie course, but de
1:30p.m. to 3 p.m., on Saturday, ■ bring to the presentation. cided to delay discussion until
Copper Breaks State Park is thejiext meeting.
located on State Highway 6,10
coordinators was held at Oak
Hills Lutheran Church. The la-
dies who live in Dallas opened serving his country at
their homes Friday night to the
ladies from out of town.
The Bethel Women invite all
ladies who are interested in Bible
study and fellowship to attend
their meetings The second
Wednesday of the month and
the study is on the book of He-
brews and the last Thursday of
the month the Gospel of John.
The meetings are usually held at
the church, occasionally we meet
in homes.
Happy Birthday to David
Hager, Bertil Johnson, Francis
Olson, Benjamin Anderson and
Maynard Olson.
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Melinda Mueller
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NTS telephone systems
from John B Marlin. Also an
item that would need to be bud
geledfor 1995, the commission
era agreed to bring the matter up
at a later lime.
Then, due to the recent wet
weather, the commissioners
lifted the ban on outdoor bum
ing in the county.
County Clerk Burl Rye re-
quested permission to use her
Record Management money to
upgrade the computer system in
the Clerks office and to micro-
film the big record books con
taining all marriages, deaths and
births in Jones County.
Other action taken by the court
was the approval of Arnold
Wedeking and Charles Wayne
Muehlstein to the Stamford air-
port board.
County treasurer Irene
Hudson reported that due to the
county’s successful safety pro
gram, over $48,000 was saved
in workers compensation ex-
penses this year.
Also, the commissioners
agreed to file a resolution for
relief from the Texas Historical
Commission to allow the county
to make needed improvements
on the courthouse.
A similar resolution was filed
by Wharton County after they
were fined for improvements
made to their courthouse with-
out permission by the Texas
Historical Commission.
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GREAT LOCATION AND NEIGHBORHOOD - 3
bedroom. 2 bath. Mid 4O's. By appointmeqt only.
Friday, May 13th: Barbecue
on a bun, potato salad, pinto
beans, tomato wedge, peanut/
butter cogkie, pear slices, milk
Monday, May 16th: meat loaf,
com O’Brian, blackeyed peas,
tossed salad, chocolatepudding,
rolls, butter, milk
Tuesday, May 17th: Ham and
cheese on a bun, vegie soup,
crackers, carrot/cabbage raisin
slaw, apple crisp, milk
Wednesday, May 18th: Bacon
wrapped beef, broccoli, golden
carrots, tossed salad, pineapple
cake, bread, butter, milk
Thursday, May 19th: BBQ
Brisket, baked potato, pinto
beans, cole slaw, apricot cob-
bler, bread, butter, milk
MSWS
(NAPS)—Local book-
stores now carry Confes-
sions of an Organized
Homemaker: The Secrets
of Uncluttering Your Home
& Taking Control of Your
Life (Betterway Books,
$10.95, paper).
They also have Soecer
Zones—Writings Out Of
American Soccer (Soccer
Prose, Inc., $11.95) that
looks at the game from a
• literary angle.
To learn ways to save
money on your taxes, pick
up a copy of The Ernst &
Young Tax Guide 1994 at
local bookstores.___
Clinic...
cont. from page 1
Cost for the clinic is $15, and
anyone can register at the Cham-
ber of Commerce, Monday
through Friday. Registration
forms are also available at the
Little League concession stand.
Deadline for registering for
this clinic is no later than May
15. If there is not enough inter-
est, the clinic will be cancelled.
Don’t delay, take advantage
of this terrific opportunity to-
day!
Ida Mae Any vs. Mattie F.
(Pat) Young-damages
Angel Kae Cirda vs. OnfroG.
Cirda-divorce
Danny Glynn Higgens vs.
Kimberly Gaye Higgens-
divorce
Sandra Hilmoulh vs. Brian
Hilmouth-divorce
Tommy Lee Valentine Smith
Vanderfelt vs. Gregory Paul
Vonfeldt.
Artifact display set May 14 at
Copper Breaks State Park
Janell Manard and Ervy Manard’s family has owned
McGregor, both ofCrowell, will the same land in Foard county
display archaeological artifacts for 104 years, since before the gotten approval from the
from Foard and Hardeman county was organized,
counties, a region considered the
heartland of the Comancheria,
or Comanche Territory, in a
presentation scheduled form
May 14, at the Copper Breaks
State Park visitor center. located on State Highway 6,10 EDC members present at the
The area was once the domain miles north of Crowell and 13 meeting were, Sharp, Bill
of Quanah Parker, last chief of miles south of Quanah. The Longley, Farced Hassen, Jimmy
the Comanches, for whom visitors center is at the entrance
to the park. Donations are
welcome.
For more information, contcl
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Quanah, Texas is named.
Some of Manard’s and
McGregor’s collection includes
projectile points (arrowheads). Coper Breaks State Park at 9817)
axes, hand axes, choppers, 839-4331.
gravers, drills, and celts.
Stamford American, Thursday. May 12, 1994, page 2
chi ken and everyone brought a
dish The 4-H members en-
joyed playing volleyball and by his wife April and father Tn-
basketball. New officers were |aw Vance Reynolds. April and
elected for next year. Vance traveled through Louist
Doris and Buck Elliott were Thelma Hansen accompanied ana, Mississippi, Alabama,
here from Abilene visiting Henry Barbara Nauert ol Aspermont to Georgia, South Carolina, North
Other guests of Dallason April 28,forameeting Carolina and then Virginia. They
stopped and visited Sonny and
Kevin Harrison in Atlanta, Geor
gia. On the return trip they trav-
the synod board and Thelma eled through West Virginia, Ken
Mother’s Day guests, Sammy is coordinator of the Rolling
and Leigh Nauert and family, Plains Conference. The board
Tony and Tyler Nauert, Dee and met Friday evening at the synod They visited John and Doris
Glen ■ McCandless, Cary offices and Saturday the com-
Stenholm and Leland and Becky bines meeting of the board and hbtna. The Gibbs
Nauert. Teresa Nauert went to
Sw eetwater to visit her family.
Marjorie Haterius had as
guests, daughter Ingrid and
grandchildren Erica and Leah.
Francis Fisher of Haskell and
Myrtle Richards celebrated
Mother’s Day lunch with Darrell,
Clara and Erick Richards.
Mark and Jennifer Bounds
visited Ethel and Billy Bounds.
Linda Muehlstein spent Sat-
urday with her son and family,
Gary and Sandra Muehlstein.
Other guests were Tamie and
Betty Brueggeman. Sunday was
spent by Linda at the home of
herson, Hollis Muehlstein. Other
guests were Mr. ahd Mrs. Jim
Muehlstein and Jacob and Mr.
Light rains have crossed the
area and the sound of thunder
gives promise that more is on
the way. We are hoping for
some heavy rains that will satu
tale the fields and fill the stock
ponds and lakes. Our friend
Tracy Daniels spent some lime
at Lake Stamford. While boat
mg his friend jumped out into
what he assumed w as deep w a
ter only finding himself stand
ing m water up to his knees. As
you can sec ram is still a critical
issue this week
Fanners are salvaging a dis-
appointing wheat crop by baling
it for hay. If you have had to buy
feed you know how much feed
cost has risen
Elsie Hinze and Carol Rey
nolds were treated to Mother’s
Day lunch by Alvm Hinze at the
Cliff House. Kyle Gibbs was
also a guest. Elsie also received
well wishes from nephew
George Montz of Logan, Utah;
grandson David Hinzeof Llano;
granddaughter Soyna Harrison
of Atlanta, Georgia and son,
Milton Hinze of Houston.
Clarence Moritz visited Alvin
and Elsie Hinze, Monday, May and Mrs. Chuck Muehlstein.
9. Clarence had learned that Linda Muehlstein, Mrs. Teakwood this week, Evelyn
i Alvin is expected to have knee Rosenquist and Effie Pope were Kainer, Margaret Patterson and
surgery and came out to sec how taken by Stella Woodard of Dorine Newquist. Dorine and
he was doing. Teakwood to Lueders to a Fish Margaret also visited members
Y vonne and Ray Reves had as Fry on Tuesday. May 5. They of Skyview and shut-ins in this
Mother’s Day guests, Erma and listened to music provided by area.
Willy Polacek-__ the Bonnie Workman Band. AS3 Derrelle Gibb’s ship, the
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