Rites Today for Neal Pierce 33
Funeral services for Neal Pierce 33 a resident of Quail will be held at 3 p m Tuesday in Quail Methodist Church Pierce died from injuries after his car overturned near Artesia New Mexico Friday He lived in Quail born September 15 1916 married to Lane Grigsby and leaves two children Edward Dale and Wynoal his parents and a sister survived Burial is in Quail Cemetery with Kelso Funeral Home directing
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Wellington
Neal Pierce
Artesia
Quail Methodist Church
Pierce
Collingsworth County
Austin
Quail
Lane Grigsby
Vernon Willard
Mobeetie Methodist Church
Guy Killian
Lakeview Baptist Church
Edward Dale
Wynoal
E. G. Pierce
Wilbur DePatw
Amarillo
Quail Cemetery
Kelso Funeral Home
Mrs. G. W. Fulfer Services Today
Funeral services for Mrs. G W Fulfer widow of a Motley County cattleman will be held Tuesday afternoon at the First Baptist Church in Matador She died at Oakdale California where she had resided the past year She was 90 years old Surviving are two sons Foster Fulfer of Panhandle and Elbert Fulfer of Oakdale Cal and a daughter Mrs F B Moring of Plainview.
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Plainview
G. W. Fulfer
Motley County
First Baptist Church
Matador
Fulfer
Oakdale
Cal
Foster Fulfer
Panhandle
Elbert Fulfer
F. B. Moring
Nora Buice Dies in Austin While Attending Reunion
Shamrock resident Mrs. Nora May Buice 52 died in Austin after a heart attack while at a family reunion. She had lived in Shamrock 25 years and was a member of First Baptist Church TEL class. Survived by husband W H Buice a son Walter and daughter Mary Eunice Buice all of Shamrock a daughter Mrs W D Baker Dumas a son Wesley Buice Snyder a son Fred in US Navy Port Muga Cal a brother D C Thompson Lancaster. Clay Funeral Home Shamrock to handle arrangements.
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Shamrock
Nora May Buice
Austin
Funeral set for J F Duckett in First Baptist Church
Funeral services for J F Duckett shop foreman at Borden Company will be held Wednesday at 4 PM in First Baptist Church with Pastor Carl Bates officiating. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery directed by N B Griggs & Sons. Duckett, 36, of 2811 West Seventh, died at 810 AM yesterday in Veterans Hospital after long service at the dairy firm. Surviving: wife Irry Donella two sons Jay Don Joe Bob two daughters Gwen Renee Suzanne his parents J H Duckett Memphis a brother J B Duckett Plainview five sisters Crystal Standiford Hot Springs Jewel Short Memphis Rubye Tidwell Klamath Falls Opal Darnell Amarillo.
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J. FE. Duckett
Borden Company
First Baptist Church
Carl Bates
Memorial Park Cemetery
N. 8. Griggs & Sons
Duckett
West Seventh
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo
Dairy Foods
Irry
Donella Duckett
Jay Don
Joe Bob
Gwen Renee
Suzanne
J. H. Duckett
Memphis
J. B. Duckett
Plainview
Crystal
Standiford
Hot Springs
Ark
Jewel Short
Rubye Tidwell
Klamath Falls
Ore
Pearl Wallace
Spring Hill
Opal Darnell
Record cattle run as Amarillo sale hits new high
Big cattle from drouth areas flood Amarillo as the Southwestern Livestock Auction Company opens a busy week. Receipts reach 4,942 head with $597,767.05 in sales. a new company record surpassing the previous 4,194 head set two weeks earlier. Bulls, cows, calves, and stockers move steady to fairly active. prices vary by class and weight.
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Drouth
Amarillo
Tri-State Empire
Drouth Country
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Oklahoma Panhandle
Colorado
Kansas
Taylor
Johnson
Texas Press Group Will Meet Friday
About 400 newspaper officials gather for the Texas Press Association convention in Fort Worth to discuss easier reading and broader public appeal. James W. West of The Kingsport Times News will preside over a session on making newspapers easier to read and his view on how future papers may look and appeal to readers.
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Fort Worth
Texas Press Associate
Fort Worth Friay
James W. West
Kingsport
Democrats Clash Over McDonald Ballot Binding and 1952 Vote
The Democratic committee split 28 to 24 on McDonald’s binding pledge for state nominees while undecided on presidential voting in 1952. Mineral Wells chosen as September state convention site over San Antonio amid debate on legality and past court rulings. An additional resolution urged legislative action to prevent candidates from opposing their party, with supporters arguing Love v Wilcox contrasts but McDonald stance extends further.
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McDonald
San Antonio
Penrose Metcalfe
San Angelo
Supreme Court
Bascom Gist
Tyler
George Sergeant
Dallas
Love
Wilcox
Tom Love
Hoover
State Supreme Court
Sergeant
Rites Held for Mrs Bell 85 In Hereford
Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Bell aged 85 were held at the First Baptist Church Hereford with Pastor R H Cagle officiating. Burial followed in Hedley. She died after a long illness at Deaf Smith County Hospital. Survived by two sons William Bell Amarillo and Jim Bell Everton Missouri two daughters Mrs O B Hamlin Palacios and Madeline Bell Hereford, 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Hereford
Ann Elizabeth Bell
First Baptist Church
R. H. Cagle
Hedley
Gilisland Funeral Home
Bell
Deaf Smith County
Bosque County
Stamford Seeks Rights to Paint Creek Water
Stamford officials propose selling water to other communities if granted the right to withdraw 10 000 acre feet annually from Paint Creek. Opponents cite high pipeline costs and favor a multi city Bureau of Reclamation project to avoid local piping. The board will decide in coming weeks.
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Austin
Stamford
Paint Creek
State Board of Water Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Abilene
Anson
Hamlin
Haskell
Benjamin
Aspermont
Clear Fork
Brazos River
Senate Advances Sabine River Authority Plan
June 12 state senate moved two bills to form a Sabine River authority with power to spend $5 million on hydro electric development in Louisiana.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
Sabine River
Percy Miller Posits Hadacol Relief for Neuritis Pains
An advertisement features Percy Miller of Chester Virginia recounting neuritis relief after taking Hadacol. He cites success with deficiencies of vitamins B and niacin and urges others to try the medicine. Trial size priced at 1.25 and large size at 3.50. Photo credited to The LeBlanc Corporation 1950.
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Percy Miller
RFD
Chester
Virginia
maApace
Ichmond
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Marian Martin Pattern Book for Summer 1950 Ad
Compliment oriented ad for Marian Martin sewing patterns. Details pattern 9173 sundress and jacket sizes 34 through 48 with yardage. Offers 25 cents to order pattern and 20 more cents for complete fashion pictures plus a free beach bra pattern in a Marian Martin Summer Book.
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Marian Martin
Amarillo Globe News 5
West 18Th St
New York
Hereford Rites For Miss Miller
Funeral services for Miss Tennile Miller age 69 were held at Gilliland Funeral Home with H V Fields pastor of Avenue Baptist Church officiating. She died Saturday at Deaf Smith County Hospital after a long illness. Born in Cooke County she moved to Hereford with her parents in 1902 and witnessed Hereford grow from a town with windmills to a city. She was a Baptist Church member. Survivors include a brother Dr Charles A Miller Snyder and a sister
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Hereford
Tennile Miller
Gilliland
H. V. Fields
Avenue Baptist Church
Deaf Smith County Hospital
Cooke County
Miss Miller
Windmills
The
Baptist Church
Charles A. Miller
Snyder
Burial services for Mrs Stella J Hall in Grand Junction
Mrs Stella J Hall of Grand Junction Colorado was laid to rest in West Park Cemetery under the direction of Guilland Funeral Home. The notice records a funeral at West Park Cemetery with burial in Grand Junction.
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Ter
Stella J. Hall
Grand Junction
Colo
West Park Cemetery
Guilland Funeral Home
4-H Club Roundup Opens at A and M College Station
At Texas A&M College Station on June 12 the annual three day 4-H Club roundup drew two thousand 4-H members and leaders. Today 156 judging teams competed in dairy cattle field crops livestock entomology grass identifications wool and poultry contests. Thirty nine teams vied for state honors in dairy tractor maintenance dairy foods and range management demonstrations.
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College Station
Texas A&m College Today
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