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Published in the Interest of ALL-
The People—No FiVorites
The Stamford Leader
PUBLISHED IN TOE INTEREST OP STAMFORD, ITS TRADE TERRITORY, AND JONB8 COUNTY
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VOLUME XLI
STAMFORD, JONES COUNTY, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1941
RAMBLINGS
By OLIVE McDOUGLB
You remember the old par-
lor game called “Gossip”
where a piece of neWs is whis-
pered from one persoft to an-
other? You also remember
how the original news never
r®*che« the last person. It is
always changed beyond re-
cognition. f
Mayor Proclaims June
As aStamford
Radio’s Most •
Unique Studios
Texas Product
'Because of Stamford’s im-{ follows; ,* *• 1 Suitably qualified young men
portance as a center for train-- WHEREAS, a< this timr; as Flying Cadets for training
ing personnel in -the Amp’ when certain, forces in thujas commissioned .officers to
Air Corps as part of the coun- world endanger our American pilot the airplanes of the Air
try’s -huge defense pregram, way of life and threaten our; Corps, and the City of Stam-
Mayor C,. M.'Francis has de- peace aAd security, the minds,; ford and State of Texas de-
clared June 8-.T4 shall be and hearts of all citizens of sire to furnish its full share
r It reminrfa na nf Stamford Flying Cadet Week, our city and coutnry should of this needed man-power,
in this column “couple of - The Ma>'or ur«es all citi- be united in a mutual and! NOW, THEREFORE, I, C.
Mu'ago about the proposed zen8'to respond to this ges-t purposeful will to assist in M. Francis, Mayor of the City
^THigo fiiiinriiiiil .uiU.ni Fm tJAr“ qf flnse co-operation with building up our National De- j of Stamford, do hereby pro-
Jg* weeks Wd have had rn. our National Defense Pro- fen.4e7 and*" ' ” ~ yrieim tWWaak,
Vioth about it that wo never Kram. and to “disseminate by WHEREAS, mindful of the j to June 14th inclusive to be
dreamed about. This is to sav every means full information urgent- need for an intense; STAMFORD FLYING (JA-
definitely that nothing has as to the qualifications, pro- and irpmediftte development: DET WEEll
been decided about removing cedure, opportunities, and pri- of our Air Defense, the peo-l • An<l I call upon all the citi-
garbage and trash and any. sieges Incident to the Flying pie City Of Stainfonlj zens to spread the ^word^yf
thing you’ve heard about its Cadet Corps of -the United are zealous in
being settled is wrong. States Army.’’ United States Army . _ . .
We do need a systematic Tentative plans call for a jective to greatly increase its^the Army Air Corps Training
method of collecting and djs- broadcast over KRBC from Air Corps to a size adequate; Detachment of the Stamford-
support of our! importance and the honor at-
Army in its ob- I tached.to the flying service of
More Than 1,000
Articles Shipped
War Relief Here
t ‘ ;
The Jones County War Re-
lief Committee reports that
more than 1,000 articles have
been packed and are on their
way to New Jersey, there to
be sent to the war stricken
countries.
When assembled it was an
impressive sight as each box
had to be taped, tied, labeled
with code number and bear-
$3,500.00 in Priz
Offered This
In Reunion Events
... .• ' ‘ j
Premiums and cash prices) The most typical cowboy
amounting to $3,600 will be! over 65 years of age wW.be
be
awarded in various eventsvin
the twelfth annual Texas
Cowboy Reunion here July 3,
_______________________—. 4 and 5.
ing a large cross and the-let^ f> Expensive saddles will be
C. in bright red? tawarded to the champion
ob, successfully ac-
3^h^er^W“^BIF
G. BrOEALEY.
Attention of'the radio world la
focused upon Dallas and Texas by 1 80.
comphsnei
leadership of Mrs. L. M; York.
Although many garments,
noticeably sweaters, hav$ not
been returned. Sixty sweaters
• were shipped. Of 157 skirt?
sent, the Tuxedo group rrfade
the stage of the Grand Thea- to its responsibility, and j FURTHERMORE, I urge
tre Sunday afternoon in which WHEREAS, one of the; all patriotic citizens to dissim-
Cadets ’from Stamford-Ar- principal objectives of our Ar- inate by every means full in-
ledge Fjeld will participate.- my new is the enrollment of ‘
As part of the program, ..the — ----————* rrr-----
----- to be run picture, “I Wanted Wings,’ K
the new chlorinator will be shown at this theatre.. Ppccmvl I alio IU
-e has received the
endorsement of the United
posing of trash and garbage
but it is a job to work it out.
We hope we can because opr
town will be cleaner.
* • ~ *
The first water
through
ago and everybody knew. it.
Complaints piled in .but the States. Government as an
situation is clearing up and in curate portrayal of air corps
a fbw days the water will life and training. As su:h it
, taste normally again..Ch)orin- will serve greatly to educate
ation is being used as a liafe- future cadets and inform tin*
guard against bacteria, j par- public generally of what is P'jc®
ticularly typhoid. 1 * taking place in this branch of
1 • •’ • the nation’s defense program.
In case you didn’t know,
the week June 8th to 14th isj^-»— -
dSi"t«*.dei^,pJC win! Soil Conservation
, dow at Bryant-Link’s complete
Show Up at C.-C.
Breakfasta Meet
wM^JMMEichuta, equipment* in-
struments, and an official
PBPGiiaaaation by Mayor C.
FrandS. You might learn to
fly by figuring out those in-
struments and how to use ’em,
but we think we’ll always don
a parachute before we take an
air trip.
We’re proud of our avia-
tion training school and offer
congratulations Ho the army]
officials, Lou Foote apd in-
structors, and cadets, both up-
per classmen and dodos.
fast at the Stamford Inn took
place Wednesday of this week.
were about Thirty per-
sons there, all men except the
The Mayor's^ prwJamati.on Secretary of theH’hamher of
Commerce, Mrs. Stephen Ben-
nett. * |
The plan* was to havp a
speaker there who would give
a talk on retail merchandising.
Miss Wilscn, the speaker, fail-
ed to appefar and there deem-
ed to be-no ei
formation as to the qualifica-
tions, procedure, opportuni-
ties, and privileges incident to
the Flying Cadets Corps of
the United States Army.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF
I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the- Seal bf the
, , , , , City of Stamford to be affix-
The regular monthly break-, ed this lhe 3rd day of june>
1941. J 1
C. M. FltANCIS,
Chief Topic For
Exchange Group
explanation, furth.
er than she Was not there
much to the disappointment
of many who wished to hear
her.-She is a member of the
Mayor of Stamford, Texas.
R. G. BOWDRY,
City Secretary.
Attendance, Honor
Roll Records Listed
the announcement ol G. B. Ueaiey,
Dallas publisher, that the new stu-
dios- for WFAA and KGKO, most
unique and unusual radio Iiirllltles
In the United States will be offi-
cially opened Monday, June 23.
The studios are ln a penthouse atop
the Santa Fe Building, Dallas, and
present the most revolutionary
acoustical development known to
radio and sound engineering. Mr.
Dcaley lifchalrmin' of the board at
A. H. Belo Corporation, publishers
of The Dallas Morning NeWg and
owners of Texas radio stations
WFAA and KGKO. The opening
of the new studio* will lie cele-
brated by a national radiobroadcast
Saturday, June 21, to be partici-
pated in by radio "big wigs'* and
famous stars of radio, screen and
,!,ti*#;e The studios are Texas pro*
ived.'
The layettes, 20 in number,
contained one 36x36 blanket,
one 30x32 sleeping bag, 2
gowns, 2 dresses, 1 kimona,
12 diapers, 2 shirts, 2 bands,
2 pairs bootees, 1 cap and a
dozen safety pins, each wrap-
ped in a neat bundle, will cer-
tainly make some mother hap-
py find keep her baby warm-
So many interesting and
pleasant incidents have oc-
curred in the three months of
work, a few of which we men-
tion.
The first, a gift of 35 ar-
ticles, boys* shirts and little
calf-roper, the champion wild-
"fcow-m llkOTr t Ire^KTui^r
cutting-horse contest and^the
iwinner in the Sponsors’ con-
test. Sterling silver belts, with
gold overlay and set with ru-
bies will be presented to the
champion bronc rider add
champion steer rider. A grand
prize of similar value will be
awarded in the bareback
bronc-ridjng Contest. Other
trappings wim be awarded for
place winners in some of the
'events.
In the rodeo events, day
money will be paid in calf-
roping, cow-milking, saddle-
bronc-r'iding, steer ridfyig and
bareback bronc-riding.
Cash prizes amounting to
$650 will be paid in t^e quar-
ter-horse show being held
jointly by the Reunion and
the American Quarter-Horse
Association.
presented a cowboy Stetson,
hat-and the most typical cow-
boy under 45 will receive a
gold watch. ' *
Cash prizes of $105 will be
awarded for best entries in
the various sections of. the
the old fiddlers’ contest
total $32.50.
win
Police
Chief Cautions
People Against
Dogs
Around town: more folks
have worked on the building
being renovated on the north
aide of the square .. . most o,
us are not on the payroll, bui
we’ve Helped with suggestions
At the regular meeting of
the Stamford Exchange Club
Friday J. F. McCulloch was
the guest-speaker and discuss-
ed in a very detailed manned Extension Department of the
the program that is being University of ‘the State of;
carried dut in connection with Texas. Warren B. Tayrrtan,
the conservation of the soil president of the Chamber of v .
along the California Creek Commerce,, asked for a large re,K
watershed. ( attendance to hear this talk,
Mr. McCulloch had at his as he deemed it of great im-
cofnmand much data collected portance* ,
by the representatives of the There was a good breakfast
Federal Government and the set-before all and they enjo.v-
land owners of the district, ed it. They alwr-cnjoyed the
and he presented this infor- fellowship that was so
mation to tho^e present in a cordial ail among the men
convincing manner. Among gathered there. But Wheeler
I am making an. appeal to
each one of you who h ave
dogs in the city limits to'have nice assortment of buttons
ru* vJHVtrr' OCIIlMlWi them vaccinated against r$- when she read of the need in
- . 7r~f~r * 1 Hies. The Mayor and City her home town paper. J,—
Perfect attendance for the councj| are joining me in this - The Business and Profea-
•Vf^r: . . — request. As a matter of fact, sionai girls, at a recent meet-
girls’ defenses, from the Pie- ^ __
»rt‘i5^.b'g,ve “8 ioy '“d '08f Expects Huge
Mr». a. g. cow,ticker. - Crowds for Rodeo
former resident, now residing
in Little' Rock, Ark., sent a
Berry Brazelton,
Prominent Waco
Lumberman, Dies
From The' Dallas News of
Tuesday, June 3.
Waco, Texas, Jifne 2.— T.
BeiTy Brazelton, outstanding
Weco business executive and
widely known throughout'
Texas, especially in lumber
circles, died of heart attack
Sunday at his home, follows
ing an illness of ohly a few
hours. f
A lifelong resident of Waco
,Mr. Brazelton, . 50, after hia
graduation from Princeton
Universety became associated
with his father, the late W. B.
Brazelton, in the lumber in-
dustry. He was immediate
past president of the Lujnber-
men’s Assocation of
we would htive the right to
kill a dog that roams the
ing, passed the hat and sent
us the proceeds, $4.38. TT|€
Fir’st -grade: “Floyd . Her-
pqche; . ,
Second grade:_None. ( i street8 0f Stamford without- Presbyterian ladies have been
Third .grade: Patricia Hem-H thJ||. en
ins, Sunny Jo Mereaith. V'
Kouilth gr.de, Joyce Per- ^ ^ ^ have
ecu 1 I roi/iuroii been two arsons who lived in er the city have met and en-
IiohWe NeH LeW ‘"'“'“'"’I Stwoford who had to go to joyed an hour or »o of work
this endorsement. ~ . ^giving each fourth Monday to
I would like to cali your at-; work and voted to continue.
Smpll and large groups ov-
Over the
T,__, Jh: ‘frdm that Office in April.
Post, June 5-— More than
five thousand West Texas
and New Mexico'visitors are
expected here Friday and Sat-
urday to join Garza county
residents in seeing Post’s two-
day professional rodeo.
Post has been in .-readiness
for the big celebration since
Saurday when Post Stampede
officials announced that more
that office in April.
Mr. Brazelton was general
manager of the Brazelton
Lumber Company, * with re-
tail yards at HaakeH, Roch-
ester, Mineola, Spur, Stam-
ford. and Tyler. He also waa
president of the Brazelton
Appliance Company of Waco,
in addition
Austin for treatament of ra- and the department has prof-i ^an 13,000.00 had been spent
bl3 and I dXow t£.t thcae ited-and a„ if g,„8. ' »" Immanent ,mprovementa
TeS: TM work, if hart,'has
and
^ manner,
and advice from t^e day those J other things, the speaker said \Vas back frt>m a visit to Mat
steel I-beams’ were put in that the valuea.of the.«oU ton^^ador „aud was generalissimo
place . .. the upstairs display servaticn program was no all. about the ‘ hotel, seeing
window will be a nice place longer in the experimental that all were looked after.
Honor roll for sixth period:
First Grade treatments are pimply
A_Tommv Sawver Doro- ble- But* remember, if a dog, interesting
■ Baird. Peggy Iv*' Pem!^
take—Uke the treatment or. The production chairman
will be away from Jthe city for
I have made arrangements, two weeks and in her absence
thy
very j()yce Craft.
B—Thurman Andress, Kern
worthwhile knifing of
seats
Hughes, Edgbert Hughes. CieT-
Herman West, Barbara Bates,
Patsy Cantrell, Willeta
Dauglitry, Silt* Vivian Jones,
Ann Phillips, Francis Skiles,
with Dr. Callicoatte to vacci- anyone needing supplies, ad-
nate your dog for the price of vice, etc., may contact Mrs.
$1 wneh the sertim alone us- York.
to being chairman
of the board of the Service
Mutual Insurance Company
and president of the Friae
Federal Savingc and Loan
Association, both of Waco. He
was a director of the Frist
rpl! tj n_. National* -Bank of Wmo and
8poT„trPo7'^UaSren^: ^ ^ Bank of Mar-
tainment, has posted more ' ...
than $1,300.00 in cash prizes,! „ Fuaeral 8f1rvI«f were held
two $11^ saddles and other Mondfly at the First Presby-
4,000 additional
m
209 E. Oliver.
*3
places aftoiind^ the coming in for its share of thef anv part 0f the 'program; Hubert Kell ‘ ‘ “ *
W.
the
Good wives are just that way. Bobbie Parker, Doris Watsjbn. h^sona*j-v over P*10111' at
Charlie Green was absent. Second Grade' } i18®01’?'; , ,
I certainly hope every citi-
_ , . - , .... pari bf 'the program; Hubert Ke'llev,'Jenita Black’, each week or you can get him first.
square . . . Daruthye Jones profits derived from savin J - 1 * ■ — rr ------------- — “*
offered to fall out of a tree and improving our soil/ y\ Charlie Green was absent. Secpnd Grade
tnd break an arm in ordef to McCulloch mentioned O. A. Kinney presided at the a—Harrisc
get in this column . . .so-o-o-o, that in addition to the imme- meeting and a merry good Faye Smith, Joan wauon.
savjng ouf soil time \;as had by alt, apd all Jimmie Hulsey, Dorothy Can- co-operate in this matter, as
are loolHiig for the next meet- 'trell, Mary Jane Hughes, Bet- might $ave the lives of in-
, ... . wh'Hf^aclvantages to be ,deriv-j ing,-Which comes along about ty Hogan] nocent people. The people wno
Sarge Colej has h_ad ^trouble p(J fr0m Uv§ -prokram. Xyhile! July 2. r ,B—Leroy Cornelius, Don do not co-operate, and allow
merchandise prizes, for the
I hundred or more contestants
who will participate in
various events.
There will be five major
events, cowgirl, sponsor’s con-
test, calf roping, wild cow
terian Church, of which Mr.
Brazelton was a lifelong mem-
ber and deaeon for
years.
Surying are his wife, two
sons, T. Berry Brazelton, stu-
dent at the medical school of
we’re helping prevent acci- 0f saving our soil
dents by putting her in with- ^ere re many other worth- j
out such drastic measures,... whilP^advantages to be ,deriv-1
i r’ vv^akorL zen in Stamford will heartily
milling, bronc and steer rid- y^^nn'a^'churchHl J*’ Bra'
Besides the four exciting | ze|tnn’a student at Princeton;
rodeo performances, a colorful;a i>r0} Charles M. Brazel-
ab<5it bringing flowers to the prevenHng the erosion of our -
gals . . . hli wife liked one of ^rrri and nasture- lands wet Stamfords
’em and sent her an
-
Swim Pool
uetand others prevent the upof ourj - Starts the Season Sunday)
Jakes anil t,ftnk8 W.ltly l Reginqing another
had just as soon be back in V*0* floods, prevent niuch j stamford’s mumcipal swim
don’t Uke it. A. 'Poor Sarge
had just as soon be back in damafi,e t0 our highways, and
the army . . . y°u don t s malce p^sihie the growing of
many empty cigarette pa much vegetables of 'which
rr2?SS: ^ S SSssssLi;
most places have boxes r Qf ral health and sanitary
eana to put ft In so save it for - . mentioned as
.* _ .I. “rwK.1” conditions were mentioned, as
the Red Cross.. • we U peel t),er 1)enefit t0
If you 11 bring it to from the program w
* * * * * * ried out to completion.
pcol began the summer sea-
son Sunday with good patron-
age. llee Walker again is in
charge of the pool.
Hoilman. Gweneth Baker, Jo their dogs to continue to roam
Ann Hilton, Nancy Pace, Fern found on the streets of Stam-
Smitb, Peggy /Jones, Gene .arelabeled to have them
season Clement, Betty Hogan, Janet kl,l?d. f
yniniuuU. C nl.ni ........ - Thankingryou for your co-
oTMTullou, I am--r----
Draft Eligibles
Asked for Check-... .....................
in Tex^ to inyestigate possi- grandr;a used to enjoy, will Eo'Hh Worth, Mrs. Tom S.
bilities of having remediable be held each night following! ?/and of San Antonio ?nd
physical defects correct proir the n}„ht performances. Mrs. Mrs- l- L- Peterfon of DaUas.
M
Third Grade
A—Louise Craft. Patricia \
Flemins, Ethylene Kelley.
B-—Carolyn Braun, Albert
Crider, Regenia Dennis, Bet-
tv Ruth- Hetfpcche, Sunny Jo
Yours very truly, .
.G. G. FLOURNOY,
. Chief-of-Policie,
Stamford. Texas.,
to local board ^examinations. Dela^yD^v^an^her five-
General J^ Watt J age, Sta.e string band of Spur will
Selective Servirtr Director, to- rnmtsh Tnmdr fnr the “*Mn-
day sugested that they seek dig8,» The Spur Spuare Dance
the aid fo their personal phy- will mthup th$» dances
TtiFnlsti ttuisIc for the “shin- munfty.
luou Foote Offers Flying
Instruction to the'Public
Billie Rav Wiley^has return-
* b purttolly -------- ------- ^ u..
G,°r“ ?•“““•Kirk
i sicians and dentists in ' im-
proving their general health.
tl General Page’s suggestion
I followed his receipt of a com-
_ munication from National
Answering a desire among Headquarters advising that
trained fliers and the Selective Service System
team, will spice the danceshn charjft, of the Clumber
with specialty mimbers.
ai
o‘clock( night shows
Afteitioon nerformknces be-
gin at 2
at 8.
Subscribe to The Leader.
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T-
I The above will be sad news
to' many people jof this com-
ITiy
was for some time here and
vani, the name of whidh is
the'Brazelton Lumber Co.
After staying here some time
Mr. Barzelton moved back to
Waco, where he was assciated
.. , iContinuvd on Pnir* >)
Wiah we could go to the Na- %
^ Major Seversky May Visit
we’ll save our money and lis-
ten to it on the radio, . . .
•• V - - ■ 9" 9 4
One month from today'the
Seventh annual Texas Cow-
boy Reunion will be well on
Its way to becoming history
... see you then.
.ders,
Gregory.
Air Corps Detachment Here
* T- ~ -A. ' i—t- ; •:
Honor ro)l -for year:
First Grade
A—Peggy Ivy
InitiaWlass Air Graduates
KSSSS 5HSSS Given Send-off to Randolph
.tion. * ! . x' y _1 • ’
Here From CaUforois
tbbott
tt ar-!
Ara. Laurence S. Abl
ved Thursday from Pom
alif. for k visit with her par-
ts, Mr. end Mrs. G. L. Ing-
snd family. Mrs.
* after a
In a letter to The Leader
last week, Major Alexander
P. de Seversky df New York
City stated that * fie planned
to make a tour of the coun-
try’s air defense centers. He
expressed q keen, interest in
the Air Corps Detachment
here and in all probability will
L. Ing- i include ft on the list of the
Inglish places he will visit,
serious; Major Seversky, one of the
j world’s foremost aviation de-
| signers, builders and pilots, is
TSCW an authority on the tactics
strategy of aerial
B—Thurman Andress, Kern Airport north of town. n, . , .
Hushes Keith Miles. Tommy Max Wajton, a government , Many^ of^the^men Wted a dinner-dance for flying nating class of 19 cadets am’
- ____' __li A A •'inutriir'fjir is in eharire
boards, _ cadets of the first graduating their guests were seated at <i
are turned down ajr corp„ training long table together and lower
, ^ 7/ detachment ‘ ' ‘
* ckarfy are-remediable. If
will consult their
class oi me air corps iranuuK long laoie logemer ana lower
detachment at StamfonDAr- classmen and their guests at *
ledge-fipld was held Saturday small tables. • ^
night with Glass 41-1 as hosts.! jh special ceremony, the , .5
the first Wdrld War he torn- Patsy .Canrreil’ Wii- Cf.A.A: instructor, Is in charge local
manded the Russian Imperial leftt Dauahtrv Anitra Bob- of the training-. (faRe Ha,d.
Pursuits in the Baltic Sea. KOO{1 Ann Phillip« Toramia ^ iTIZ—u ^eca“8e
After the Revolution in E]izabeth Smith. Willie Fran- r
1918, be came to the USA. In ci8 phil Auen> pioyd . . _____...___
1927 ne became an American Herpeche, Jerry^Frank Keen, R-v pred Clark pastor of Phy8‘c,ans and The dinner was held at the graduating class gave upper-
citizen and was edmmisrioned Hubert Kelley, . Dorothy th Ballinger Pre^tiklfah be*ore. e“TT\i**” ] mess hall at the field and Hie class honors to the lowsr
in the U.S. Air Corps Special- JJgJ* jenita Black, Peggy church wXUac^on Sum jf by ‘f*1 fijSSK dance at the sponsor’s parfl- classmen and the “dodo bird,”
ist Reserve. He worked close j0yc(l Craft; Bobbie Barker, da morning at 11 o’clock at tbey wl11 hav® an opportunity don at Texas Cowboy reunion symbolic of the lower cli
. . .. _ ■^^■gecond Grade
genuine Americah Air Power. A—Harrison Dyer, Wanda
He invented the first truly Faye smith, Joan Walton, |
automatic bomb sight, design- Hulsey, Dorothy Can-
ed and built Army pursuit trej, .
war- planes and hoM* many speed B—Lerpv Cornelius. Don
1/ he won the ______Gweneth Baker, Jo
S*uref“^ I rt »•« tl»m comets.” to. din-
Ch“'xh_-— r Ewn thoyk wSIrttMtow. ner .pproxim.tely 100
Needles Tire Store Into * • convlncwl that they will pot c.oup^M attended the dance.
men,
provided the
with a set of
each in
guest.
turn presented
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