Stamford American and The Stamford Leader (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 5, 1962 Page: 4 of 10
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Use of daylight
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■AluIfnzfrbWUal
ugjjfi’ 'JhL fcaatcrjlng Sunday
rMiv and Mrs., J. H. Rial. They
f Wenr li RukSafid^ifaW^...:
Bro and Mr*. PdMflr. Mr*'.
*.-rg.-ft* WaU«, tUy and J ark Id
and Cinda and Douglas Spark*
dI {.nvlngton. X M., attended
0— itapijit Simhc.’im Camp at
Throckmorton
l.uedois Uaptiat Kne a moment
„ Curtis TjrIi of SMS Throi-k-
lueston woa-Moml*> jUght n<y>
title week _
Mr. and"Mrl'^Jack Lindsey
Rider t*f Vrr^rT~wWt Ttf^eSE?) ”5|3F rlilMrrm' nf- Atdfcmn arc- V
“fHgWrf^fPwr#« »fMatflfWfi' LmNfRpfl
day afternoon, Chcstr-i Cox Jr.) week_______ W- ■=—
of Seymour won the- wild maiv Mrs. A. B. Shelton and Mi
race Ifi the Unal shew. * urn Shelton and Mr. and Mi
in the fyi-l shew
2nd Go-Round
■ m. .
Winners
union at Childress Sunday.
‘ r"B- BofHjy - and “MHtim PdlP' of
Visalia. California. are visiting
their grandmother,* Mrs. Mam-
. .juac. U ndM»>. thin »CjlK . _____
Mre line White was trr'Ahl
Calf Roping
- Lowte Hire Snyder, to 8
Fred Dalby. Aspermont, 11.Z.
Ronnie Fletmiken. Hamlin.
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Oldtimers Lower
Age Requirements
rl
ifotnbsrs at the Tnn Cow- make
boy Reunion Association fow-
trM the minimum ace mem-
herthip rettMlremenU and the
total number at years that had
to hr worked aa a cowhand at
Tactiaj
Mrs. Can-
Mr. Hiummii Visits
Brother in Avoca
Ov*r Weekend.
verification,
on said.
Max. Jack Southerland, pas-,
v at Flrtt Baptist Church.
By Mrs
Rlr. and Mrs. Archie Whita-
ker of Plaihs and Mr and Mrs.
Charles Note of Stanford visit-
ed Mr and Mrs. Glenn Rennets
Saturday night.
Albert Hansen of Victoria was
Page Four 'TT~'~ STAMFORD AAIKRICAN
Stamford, Texas, Thuradpy, Jtrtp 5, 19#*
Masy Waggoner.
“SA Otoey.
Quarter Hone-
and work- bfrs
Monday. They were vacation-
ing with relatives.
Mr. end Mra. MOton Martin
are viaiUag his parents. Mr.
a ad Mrs. Morris Martin, this
weak.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Grimes
were in Anson Friday morning.
Mrs. Manimie Lindsey hag]' »
Stamford, gave the memorial; house guest this weekend of hwj closed her cafe here V*Avoca ter. three shown — 1 Chip Snip,
sermon Mrs. Southerland had orottoer, Henry Hansen. i for the month of July and will
chatge aCihe muan , Hhr alpng[' ur■ -a* -»*«- **»"-« --■»»->- h* ■ -**uwUiuuud
with some member* of the tlent at the Stamford Hospital durlM* ,he month, leavu:^ M
church choir, sang several num- Ohs week but we learn Dial he d** *or *n retended trip,
—Continued Prom Page X
Grand Champion mare: Poco
Margaret—Mike Hut her lord
Keaerve champion: Lady Ca-
pri, Hays Ranch. Snyder <
Geldings foaled in IPSO or ia-
Totter Rich-
i Winters-
if Bill Miller Throckmorton.
msfe ’vs I
were lowered
W. T. Goree of Stamford %was
the oldest member present. He
is SB. Second oldest was A. W
Ferguson, 88 of Memphis.
I
J. Spurgeon Reeves of Truby,
who has been acting as presl-
'V. dent since the death during the Texas
year of John Sparks of Spur. Chuck wagon meals
'■ wag elected to (hat office. Mrs.jM.rVed to the oldtimers in the
Prank Cannon, who has been arra near the Bunk House An
filling out the term of her late 0iri fashioned dance was held
husband as secretary treasurer. for o,cm Wednesday afternoon
was elected to the )ob. | jn the Roundup flail.
Other new officers are Roy! ' .......—*
Fttsgerald of Plains, vice presi- f
dent; Charles 8. Brown of AW- |< |fUO-|VOUnd
lena. second vice president; .j
Johp Seim on of Stamford wag- «■» • ' *
---on bogs,; George Humphreys of! TTUUl6f8
Guthrie, wagon boss; W. B Vi jl-f
linghain of Rotan, horse wran- Calf Roping
gler, and K Coombes of Pam- Payton Whiteakcr, Abilene,
pa. wagon cook. first, time. 10.7.
is Improving gt present. ----
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noble
and Mrs, Glenn Rennel* were
in Abilene Friday. >
Mrs Hubert Hill and daugh-
ters, June and Jane, of Haskell
w<>r<?! tiaited Mrs. Bell's parents,
Itev. and Mrs. J V
Sunday
Mr
an extended trip, She' Geldings foaled in 1958-50,
I wifi bo aee<*mpantrd by hef -sonl.st* sb*wr»—1. Ototr.Barteudur,
' and family. Tommy lundsey. r' “ *' * ° *“ *
Pib
entered—-1. Hooey Bimbo. Glor-
ia Mm. MRm; 2. Rod Rags
Wotf owned by L. T. McClung.
Abilene and ridden by Doo Bait-
ledge. ^ ,
Western riding. » horgoo
shown— 1. Rod Boon Wolf,
owned by L T. MeCluag. Abi-
lene. and ridden by Don Rut-
ledge. 2. Panda Annie, Carol
Six new directors also were j Second. Joe Hill, Funfcc, N. j
e’ggfiwcf to reptace m JL----- _—-- i a„d shermi
died during the year. These in- Third. atrve Stevenson,
dude Mrs. Cannon. Jasper Sweetv#ater.J2J.
OT MuikIb/, W. T. tibK Double Mugging Mr. and Mb. Hiascyk and
--jy„ of . *1*4' ° Mrs T^b^'ivlan
Mathis Trwtt Cobb snd John na
ejar —r "M**
Delbert LeFcvre, Sagerton. 2.
Honey Bimbo. Gloria Dickson,
Delias. *.....-— -o*1 -
Youth Hurt Near Geldings foaled In 1957 or
Lueders Tuesday ™or' ^own-i Bars
.......sS c.rcy Boy- w“u*
TucMlay about 5 3Q whtn tnej
and Mrs. Frank Rennets'**' tn ^hkh' Hc r,din« *M|
of Abilene and Mr. and Mrs. • mvolvM in a three-car “*“**1 ™ *?£?**’ DelbCrt LeFcvrc'
Archie Whitaker Of Plains vis-' accltfent happenerI on Sagerton.
ueri Mrs. Glenn Rennel* Sun- brW«e ovcr ,he tloar , ****"'' *h*mP*'w> teldlng-
day afternoon. netr ' Ch'P Snip, Bill Miller. Throck-
Taken to the Stamford Memo-1 morton.
Mrs C H Foster was ‘n riai Hospital was Craig Minor. Performance Classes
son Tuesday aftemfrm visiting; j}|# c,mditioh was described as Barrel racing, 10 shown —1.
Mrs: John Deathendge gmL bg-| „rtoa, f Blue Carbon, Paul Allen. Rule;
l,v\ , I A car driven by Clyde, (lamp- tie for second and third; Gene
Mr . and Mrs. C. ( Sprayber-, j0fJ of feeders was making a Rambo, owned by Pat Murphv
ry anil family! have as house| J(>ft (urn ()f{ highway when and ridden by Unda Meriott,
guest* this week, Mr*. Spray-accjdent occurred Minor’s) Stamford; and Bob Big Enuf
herry s sister and family. Mr rar w><. (onowgnR ,hat of; Susan Martin. Aspermont.
and Mrs. Carl Winders, Bobby. MampiM| and d truck driven ■ Junior reining — 1. Red Roan
of Aberdeen Mt*s.tj y nay Arfn, „f Comanche was! Wolf, L. T. McChmg. Abilene;
They werr visiting in Kulc ,w,j foUowing the Minor car when 12: Bill s Trouble. Dale Stod-
&UMl£>L *ftrrnoonf the accident happened. f dard. Mmrtty ‘1 ;
.'jfhree other passengers in the Semoi leming- ftar.
C.airmom, i«n.
our en
terrd — 1. Red Roan WoM. Mc-
Clung -2. Joe King Cody. Jenk-
ins ' ■ .• •' ~y. -—i
Pete bending, three entered—
1, Gene Ram ho, Pat Marriott :
Mu>phy, Ira, 21.6 seconds. 2.
Top's Dodger. E. J. Freeman,
Clyde. 30.8 seconds.
Registered roping, four hors-
es entered—1. Snake Jr. owned
by Glen Ed Murphy, Breckett
ridge, and ridden by Pete Jones.
2. Bull Bar, owned by Bilby
Wallace, Clairmont, and ridden
by Sheep Morrow.
Miss Splitty Parker owned by
Glen Ed Murphy of Brccken-
—Continued Prom Page 1
Jar the contest <m Tuesday and
Wednesday nighla.
Stamford aponaor, Jamie
t rump, AmmB ’«* way hr
other two aRpws
Paulette Allea at Rocheeter,
representing the Kemp Quarter
Horae Parma of Dallas, was
awarded tne 825 merchandise
certificate fay Uwkey’s Weatei
BAPW Club Names
Cksirasca, Calls
zT-Sc
m* More of- AhUenm Jar hatag. tb*
ridgg. was the senior champion
Vtlnor ear»Wore not induced.
mi
registered cutting horse. Junior
champion was Vandal, owned
by Louise Brooks of Sweetwat-
er. Grand champion honors
went to Miss Spiitty Parker.
A Creole is an American-born
person Qf pure European blood.
beet dressed cowgirl sponsor at
the Wednesday afternoon show.
Champion calf roping saddle
went to J. Ferguson at Peter-
son with a three-calf total cf
42.8. Sheep Morrow of Claire-
moot, finished second with a
total time of 43.7, Best time
of the show was 10.7, set by
Payton Whtteaker of'-AbUene In
the first go-round. Lowie Rice
of Snyder bad a 10.8 In the sec-
ond go-round which was a par-
ticularly close contest with sev-
en ropers have times better than
13.8.
Champion double mugger and
winner of another prize saddle
was R. E. Josey of Post. His
time for three calf* was 42.7.
Placing second Was Larry Guy.
Abilene, with 5?.0.
Miss Splitty Parker, owned
by Glen Ed Murphy of Breck-
enridge and ridden by Boley
Cotton, added the open cutting
horse title to her laurels and
earned a saddle for the
Sfid,
Reports from
working on
foresee to fat
.AiOCSmpHha
committee#
Jre expected to attend the 2 day
conference.
New chairmen for the com-
ing year an;: personal devel-
opment, Mrs. Juanita Moore;
-civic parUdpattop, Mrs. Heoma
Timberlake and io chairmen
Mrs. Lots WU1 and Mrs. Della
Rose; world affairs, Mias Mary
Loughmiller 'add co-chairman,
Mrs. Thelma Gray; legislation.
Mrs. Doris KOtoey; fiasnee.
Miss Irene Stewart; bulletfo,
Mrs. Jo Ann Wylie and Mrs.
Mildred Williams.
Mrs. Rita- Culbreath, second
vice president, is also chairman
of membership.5
Lt. and Mrs. BIB Jackson
have returned to their home in
Leesville, La., after visiting her
mother. Mrs. L. P. Metz, and
her sister and family, Dr. sad
Mrs. W € McDonald Lt. Jaek- ~
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and
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tered cutting ffitlMii.s 'ton 4g statkmed at
E. Josey.j Mn;~J ¥t. Bidder snd son.
. _ _____ _ 'nfix.'fi^-TPhit. of Dallas anduMrs. -W-av^
antf-Tom. Davis. Haskell attor-j Saddle Bronc Riding j Fielder of Btg Spring are gue*ts|
-bUTSMpMM to 2tt.mrmb.rsi vY«mdNflPitry Welch LKL*
/T* wtw-kad passed on "We feel Thf/d. W. T. Hibbcrt. 136.
sure that there are many more, QarabBck Bronc
.....but we hive hot been able to jim wtilth.Id. Big Sprint'. 148
Clyde Gillespie. Clyde,
Jerry Harris 137.
Ml.
- Twenty oldtimers took part in
the fiddler* Cbntest hrld Wed-
nesday morning in the Round-
op Hall. H. S. Mayes -of Anson
wir Btvftr k Ho special prize j
for being the.oldest contestant
He wan boro In 1878.
John Dc at her age of Atlttene
waa a close recuml in age and
to yarn his award; he danerd
an oldtime dance.
Placing in the fiddling)
< on test was Elrrer Gfenn «T12.5.
Throckmorton. His prize wns| Sheep
IRC Wnt pbtee-^wjij of 125- 72.8: — - _ __
went to Raymond Brown Mr-; Joe Fer^iuixm. Petersburg. 13.
Adoo; third of 915 went to Sem Thel Brown. Clnlreinont, 13.A?
Highamith, ChllHeothe.—oml.__R. E. Josry, Post, 13.8
fourth of 910 went to Jue Burlc- Double Mugging
son Anson. - [ R. E. Jtwey. Post. 12 5
Judges were Rarhet Blnc-I Steven Stevenson, Svvectwat
ham. Spur, Bill Storr, Spur, and or. 13 !l.
hiU Hawkins, Aspermont. I Fred Dalby. Aspermont, 11.9
—
lene Thursday an>‘ i-Mdjy . .of
this week • ~J
iiainlin. Mrs. Dallas Southard s»f
• I StamfouT. an<T Frank Sw afford
C taircmonf,; of t oirma.i v^ited Mt pud Mrs
II. K Cui iell Thursday.
Mrs. M R! Walton and grand-
ilaogbter. t.inda Sharp, of Car’l-
ton and John Walton of I.ub-
toek visited Mr. and Mrs J. 1!
Caudle "Tuesday.- —
Joe Caudle and family of
Hobbs. N M . visited Joe’s par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. It. Caudle
Bilby
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Craig, Roy M. Stamford American and The Stamford Leader (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 5, 1962, newspaper, July 5, 1962; Stamford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth975653/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.