Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 14, 2004 Page: 2 of 8
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(top): Taylor Oakley, Will Brigham, Jason Rodriquez, Wesley
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Baize Farms Inc Joins Membership
of American Angus Association
Old GloryM^
News }
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This has been an unusual week
for West Texas. We have had
rain off and on almost all week. ■
The rains have been great; how-
ever, I know the peanut farm-
ers and cotton farmers are in
need of some dry weather. We
have to pray for rain most of
the time, so we certainly don't
want to complain.
This month is moving along
fast, so don’t let some of these
events go by. Thursday, Octo-
ber 14, is our Senior Citizens
Dance and it will be our
llollowcen Dance. If you want
to dress in your liolloween cos-
tume, that will be fun, but don’t
feel you have to wear one.We
just want to see you there, with
or without a costume. The
dance begins at 7 and refresh-
ments will be served.
I he (X i monthly musical will
he on Saturday, October 2.3rd,
with the concession opening at
5 I’ M and the entertainment will
begin at 5:30 I’M Come and
join us for a snack and fun and
fellowship Be sure and regis-
ter for the door prizes.
The (Ki Lodge Sausage Sup-
per will be on Saturday, Octo-
ber 23rd with the meal from 5
til 7 I’ M and the dance from X
hl II I’M.He sure and get your
tickets now, there are only a
few left Be sure and call one
of the committee for informa-
tion or a ticket The committee
was listed in last weeks column
Another important event this
month on the 24th is the time
change, which I am certainly
not fond of, but some folks are.
< )h well, to each his own
It is also getting close to spook
time. There are a lot of neat
decoration* out and about,
which tell* u« that folk* like to
be a part of Holloween. The
youngsters alway* look for-
ward to this time of the year.
The breakfast ladies enjoyed
helping Martha McDowell cel-
ebrate her birthday Tuesday
morning. Joining her were
Dons Pittcock, La Verne WcmkI,
Fem Rash, Anita Dozier, Isabell
Mrazek and Mittie Dunham.
Happy Birthday Martha
We were sorry to hear of the
death of Meta Herttcnberger
Wienke from Phoenix, Arizona.
She was the last sibling of the
Barnard Herttcnberger family.
She and her husband, the late
Roy Wienke, lived in this com-
munity for many years. Our
sympathy to the family.
J F and I were in Merkel on
Wednesday to attend the funeral
services for a dear friend,
Clovis McElmurray, of Trent.
He died from a heart attack at
his home at the age of 80. The
services were held at the Merkel
First Baptist Church. Mr
McElmurray was very active in
all community projects and was
a director of Taylor Electric
Cooperative for many years.
Our deepest sympathy to the
family.
Willis and Allison Martin hon-
ored their daughter, Kristy, with
a party in their home on Friday
evening. 1 hey were assisted by
sister, Autumn and brother,
( layton. Approximately thirteen
children and several adults
helped Kristy celebrate her
eighth birthday with lots of gifts
and plenty of food. About eight
of her classmates stayed over
for a slumber party and every-
one had a wonderful time.
Happy Birthday Kristy. Her
Daddy, Willi*, also had a birth-
day this week end, but the fam-
ily decided to enjoy a Bar B Que
quitely among them- selves.
Happy Birthday Willis.
The Friends of Old Glory
School Committee met at the
school on Saturday morning for
a work day Committee mem-
bers pesent were Florence
Alexander, Susie Flowers,
Phyllis Letz, Carm Letz, Isaac
Castro, Joe and Marcia Castro,
and Farris Letz. Other? present
were Gus and Beunice
Vahlenkamp, Ron and Melissa
Worthington 1 and Kayla,
Frederick Douglas, and Mrs.
Bo (iholson and children.
Beunice prepared a jx>t of cow-
boy soup, Dorothy Baitz Clark
made combread and red beans,
Mae Stcgemoeller donated for
food and many others brought
food to put in the soup. They
had a very successful work day
and accomplished many things.
They want to express their ap-
preciation to the many who
have donated time, money and
supplies to help them move for-
ward on the task they have
overtaken. They expressed their
desire that everyone will con-
tinue to support their project
and assist in any way possible.
Their next fund- raiser will be
on Saturday, November 13,
when they hope to have a con-
cession stand and many other
activities. Please keep this date
in mind and attend
I visited with Bernice White
at the Rice Springs Care Home
on Tuesday and she is doing
fine. She sure enjoys getting
letters and cards from her
friends, so you might want to
take a few minutes and write
her a note, or better, yet she
would love to see you in pe-
rson. I try to visit her once a
week. ( (Miter Boles is also there
and enjoys seeing his friends
from Old Glory.
Janies and Marilyn Martin and,
Harley attended the Moran
I lomccoming over the weekend
and watched the Moran game.
7th grade loses
to Hawley
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The 7th grade football team
played Hawley last Thursday.
The Bulldog* were unable to
get a win against the Bearcats
losing 22-0.
Johnny Sanchez and Tarlton
Holloway played really well.
“The team did a good job in
coverage, their hustle and atti-
tude are great”.
“We need to continue to work
on our tackling and blocking,”
commented Coach Bull.
Their grandson, Jeffrey, was a
candidate for the Homecoming
King. He is a senior this year
and the son of Lanham Martin.
Grandaughter, Erica, is a Jr.
Varisty Cheerleader, and grand-
daughter, Sara, is a cheerleader
in the Albany School. Little
Elizabeth wants to be a cheer-
leader later on. The Martins
enjoyed the weekend at the
homecoming and visiting with
their son and family, Lanham
and Holly, Jeffrey, Sara, Erica
and Elizabeth.
Happy Birthday Wishes go to
Helen Lehrmann, Leroy
Nehring, James Wilhite, Regina
Hamm, Loretta Connally,
Beatrice Schmidt, Darla
Nehring, Riley Pippen,
Charizma Tullos, Nikki Gray,
Rosemary Pierce, Garrett
Spitzer, Jerry Thane, Cody
Wilhite, L C Rone, Jimmy
Grisham, Kathy Teichelman,
Ronnie Wendcbom, Tami Baitz,
Jerry Manske, Rod Pierce,
Scott Alves, Neil Jouett, Sheila
Dozier, Curtis McClure,
Michelle Spitzer, Ronald Hertel,
Pat Pre wit, Martha Hertel,
Christrophcr Kitt Icy and Jack
labor. We wish you many
more.
Anniversary greetings go to
Troy and Juanita Swink, Travis
and Dalya Hight, Casey and
Emery Letz and Dud and Pat
Ward. Have a great day
Baize Farms Inc., Stamford,
Texas, is a new member of the
American Angus Association,
reports John Crouch, executive
vice president of the national
breed registry organization in
St. Joseph, Missouri.
Hie American Angus Associa-
tion, with more than 34,000
active adult and junior mem-
bers, is the largest beef cattle
registry Association in the
world. Its computerized
records include detailed infor-
mation on more than 14 million
registered Angus.
Fall is here and winter is close
behind it, but there’s still time
to enjoy being outside. Exten-
sion specialists say that this is
a good year for fall gardens.
One of the most important fac-
tors to having a successful gar-
den is proper timing. That
means that gardeners need to
The Association records an-
cestral information and keeps
production records on indi-
vidual animals for its members.
These permanent records help
members select and mate the
best animals in their herds to
produce high quality, efficient
breeding cattle which are then
recorded with the American
Angus Association. Most of
these registered Angus are used
by the U.S. fanners and ranch-
ers who raise high quality beef
for U.S. consumption.
water and fertilize tn a timely
matter andjnost importantly al-
low enough time for the seeds
to grow before the first frost
hits. These times varies from
area to area. To access a list of
proper planting dates for your
area visit
www.plantanswers.com.
Fall is Here, and so Are Fall Gardens
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Rev Willaitn Dawkin*
Sunday School ID a in
Morning Worship II a rn
I vening Worxhip 6 p rn
Midweek Worship 7 p m
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Dennis Hullakcr Pastor
Morning Worship 9 45 a rn
Sunday School 11 a rn
HI HILI. I II HIM AS
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Sunday St hool 9 45 a rn
Morning Worthip II a in
Pete Writl, Pastor
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James II MtKinnon Pastor
Sunday School 9 45 g rn
Morning Worship 11 a m
I vening Worxhip 6 p rn
Midweek Worship 7pm
(FNIMAI HAPIISI
( HI R( II
Jainr* Brigham Pastor
Sunday School 9 45 a m
Morning Worthip II am
I veiling Worthip 6 p m
Midweek Worthip 7 p in
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Rev Steve* Beatty Pastor
Morning Worship 9 15 a m
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Pete Weitt, Pastor
Morning Worship 9 15 am
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Sunday Sc hool 9 15 a m
Morning Worthip 10 V> a m
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Morning Wmthip 10 45 «m
I tentng Wort hip 6pm
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Sunday School 9 45 am
Morning Worship II a rn
I venmg Worxhip 6pm
Midweek Worship 7 pm
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Harold Barm x, I’axtor
Sunday School 9 45 am
Worxhip II a in 6 p rn
Wednesday Worship 6.10 pm
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Minnie I Walker, Patlor
Morning Worxhip Ham
I vening Worxhip 6 10 p ni
Wednesday Worxhip 7 pm
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Rev l loyd <h I.ouch
Sunday St hool 10 a rn
Morning Worship II am
Pvcning Worship 7 p rn
Wrdnctday Worship 7pm
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Sunday School 9,45 am
Morrhng Worship 11 a m
I vening Worship 7 pm
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HAPIISI < HUNCH
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Sunday School 9 45 am
Morning Worthip II am
I vening Worthip 6pm
Midweek Worthip 7pm
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Sunday School 10 a m
Morning Worship II am
F vening Worthip 6pm
Wcdnetday Worship 7pm
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Wet Horn. Minister
Morning Worship 10:10 am.
I vening Worship 6 p in
Midweek Worship 7 p rn
Sunday Bihlc ( lattes 9 10
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I Ider Hcloite M Wilson
Sunday School 9 45 a m
Morning Worship 11 a rn
Prayer Service 7 p m. Wed
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I vening Worship 7 pm
Midweek Worship 7 p m
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Saturday 5pm Mass
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Sunday Sc hool 10 a m
Morning Worship 10 50 a m
I-vening Worship 6 p m
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Sunday School 9 45 a m
Morning Worship 10 45 a m
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Sunday School 9 45 ■ m
Morning Worship 10 50 a m
I vening Worship 6 pm
Midweek Worship ' 10 pm
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