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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1944

Page

14

Farmer Erects Monument to Fighting Sons Near Booker

J W Teare, a farmer two miles east of Booker, built a concrete pyramid to hold an American Flag beside State Highway 117. He dedicated it to his two sons in military service, one fallen, one still deployed, and planted flowers including Texas bluebonnets at the base. He sought a flag from Congress, faced delays, and received a Capitol flown flag dated May 31, 1944.

Booker J. W. Teare Alice Park Teare State Highway Department John Teare Capitol Washington Sam Rayburn Gene Worley Worley Congress Congressman Wortley David Lynn United States Capitol

Double execution set for July 9 in Texas death chamber

Huntsville reports a planned July 9 execution date for two inmates, David Williams convicted of criminal assault in Travis County and Bennie Johnson convicted of murder in Chambers County. Five condemned men currently occupy the prison death cell.

Huntsville Texas David Williams Travis County Bennie Johnson Chambers County

Big Spring Breeders Form Howard County Hereford Association

The Howard County Breeders Association was organized with 19 charter members at a meeting in Big Spring. Jack Frost of the Texas Hereford Breeders Association spoke on breeding stock improvements while I B Cauble praised Hereford progress. Roxie Cauble heads the new group with E W Lomax as vice president and Leland Wallace as secretary treasurer.

Big Spring Chamber of Commerce Howard County Breeders Association Jack Frost Blackwell Texas Hereford Breeders Association Frost Chamber of Commerce I. B. Cauble Howard County Cauble America Roxie Cauble Cauble Farms Hereford Foundation E. W. Lomax Leland Wallace

White Deer Farmers Meet on Spring Creek Picnic

The White Deer Creek Farm Bureau held a June meeting on Spring Creek with a picnic and business session. Highlights included 4-H recognition for eight counties, Bond Rally plans for June 12, and a note that no July meeting will be held.

White Deer White Deer Creek R. L Ernie Bill John Neilson Holt and Pringle Farm Bureau Messrs and Mesdames Buel Gray Alex Gray E. B. Jones C. E Terry John W. Neilson Bill Thompson A. R. Northcutt R. L. Harlan, Jr Moser Deaf Smith County Margaret Moser Juanita Gray Betty Pord Evelyn Jackson R. L. Harlan III Bill Kenneth Neilson Roy Ray Thompson Ernie Bill Terry Richie Ford Eddie Harlan H. W Jack Pierce Buel Gray

Goodfellow Rites Today At San Angelo

Funeral services are held for John James Goodfellow Sr 87 a Southwest surveyor whose name is tied to Goodfellow Field. He died after a long illness at his home and will be honored by an on site guard from the field named for his son Lt J J Goodfellow who died in World War I. He came to Texas in 1860 from Randolph County Missouri.

Goodfellow San Angelo John James ‘Goodfellow Southwest Goodfellow Field J. J. Goodfellow France Texas Randolph County

Extension Service names Thelma Casey district agent

The Texas A and M Extension Service appointed one new Home Demonstration staff member and reassigned five others. Thelma Casey, 12 year Travis County Home Demonstration agent, was named district agent for 21 Central West Texas counties in Extension District 7. Changes took effect in June.

College Station Texas A. & M. Extension Service Thelma Casey Travis County West Texas

Four district home demonstration staff named

Hazel Phipps becomes assistant state home demonstration agent. Lida Cooper assigned to district 4, Bess Edwards to district 8, Zetha D McInnis to district 9, Beulah Blackwell to district 5. All have served 3 to 23 years.

Hazel Phipps Lida Cooper Bess Edwards Zetha D. McInnis Beulah Blackwell

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