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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1952

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Baptist Youths Schedule Trip to Fort Worth Convention

A caravan of teenagers and counselors from the First Baptist Church will meet at 5 a.m. Thursday to travel to Fort Worth for the Southwide Conventionette at Travis Avenue Baptist Church. Miss Lillie Mae Hewett plans hotel stay at Loring Hotel. Am arillo church delegates will usher.

First Baptist Church Fort Worth Travis Avenue Baptist High School Union Baptist Student Union of Colleges Lillie Mae Hewett Loring Hotel Amarillo Orville Batton P. T. Hamilton, Jr J. W. Fell Hazel Carpenter Virginia Bailey J. E. Whitecotton Diane Whitecotton Sue Gene Loftis Betty Townsend Ann Gantt Beverly Pate Phyllis Hamilton Edith Ann Pickett Sue Hazlewood Doris Lee Ryan June Ricks Joy Luck Barbara Jonelson Betsy Pettijohn Rosemary Quinn Gene Mulkey Jerry Storseth Glen Boegl Jack Tom Riley Billy Luck Synne Jeong Ronald Blackwell Kyle Farmer Jimmy Whitehead Edwin Gifford Ted Singleton

Trial for Bigamy to Wind Up Today

The trial of Robert Muniz an Air Force airman from San Antonio is expected to finish today in the 47th District Court. The state rested its case and defense witnesses were heard yesterday. Prosecution says Muniz married an Amarillo woman while already married.

Robert Muniz San Antonio 47Th District Court Amarillo

US soldiers in Korea complain of ammunition shortage

Ohio Rep Clarence Brown read a letter from 35 US soldiers in Korea alleging rationed ammunition outdated mortars and scarce repair parts. Critics call for accountability while others defend current supply lines noting heavy ammo has long been rationed and that shortages are not dangerous.

Washington Clarence Brown Ohio Korea Vaim Sikes Florida Military Appropriations Subcommittee

Rites Set Here For McLaughlin

The body of Joe N. McLaughlin Jr., 26, Amarillo, who drowned Sunday in Douglas Lake near Dandridge Tennessee, is being brought here for funeral. Identification was made by his mother Mrs Nona Chaffin. The body was recovered yesterday afternoon after drowning in about 40 feet of water. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.

Joe N. McLaughlin, Jr Amarillo Douglas Lake Dandridge Tenn Nona Chaffin McLaughlin

Flies To Visit With Airman Son

Mrs. Francys Edwards will fly to Las Vegas to visit her son Lt. Gordon L. Edwards, a jet pilot in the Air Force. Edwards will graduate from gunnery school at Camp Nelson June 27 and is to report to Camp Stoneman California for overseas duty with the Fifth Air Force.

Francys Edwards Fillmore Las Vegas Nev Gordon L. Edwards Edwards Air Force Camp Nellis Amarillo High School Texas University James Connally Air Base Waco Bryan Air Force Base Bryan Tex Camp Stoneman Cal Fifth Air Force

Mrs. Wright Funeral Today in Amarillo

Funeral service for Mrs. Mary Wright, 81, will be at 10 a.m. in Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with Dr. Eugene Slater officiating. Pallbearers include D. W. Baker and others. Burial follows in Llano Cemetery. Wright died Sunday night at St. Anthony's Hospital. She lived at 310 Alabama and resided in Amarillo for 46 years.

Mary Wright Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel Eugene Slater Polk Street Methodist Church D. W. Baker C. D. Kirtpatrick Maynard Drake Audley Alexander Dee Caldwell Tom Koontz Llano Cemetery Wright St. Anthony’s Hospital Alabama Amarillo

New Mexico Farm and Ranch Output Reaches 300 Million

It is estimated that all agricultural products including livestock brought New Mexico farmers and ranchers 300 million dollars in 1951.

New Mexico

Cockrell Infant Rites Set Today

Graveside rites for Donna Bennie Cockrell infant daughter of Air man Second Class and Mrs. B. H. Cockrell will be held at Memorial Park Cemetery at 1 p.m. Chaplain Thad Son of Amarillo AFB will officiate. The baby died yesterday at 4 40 p m at Amarillo AFB Hospital. Survivors include Rev and Mrs A B Cockrell Sweetwater and Mr and Mrs George Darden Girard. Arrangements are under Boxwell Brothers direction.

Donna Bennie Cockrell B. H. Cockrell Memorial Park Cemetery Thad Son Amarillo Air Force Base Amarillo Air Force Base Hospital A. B. Cockrell Sweetwater George Darden Girard Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home

YWCA Schedule Highlights Week of Activities

YWCA events this week include teen sewing and tennis classes at Horace Mann School and Memorial Park, open house at 8 30 p m, swimming at Thompson pool, and events daily from Tuesday through Saturday plus a Y Teen conference trip to Colorado Springs.

YWCA Horace Mann School Memorial Park Thompson Pool Amarillo Duplicate Bridge Horace Mann Carver Y Colorado Springs

Mrs. Hester Scarborough Funeral Service Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Hester Lavina Scarborough will be held at 10 a.m. today at Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel with Rev. Charles Estes of the Assembly of God Church officiating. Burial follows in Memorial Park Cemetery. She was 82 and had lived at 734 North Roberts since 1943.

Hester Lavina Scarborough Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel Charles Estes Assembly of God Church B. M. Lawson A. C. Mullins Orval Mullins W. E. Smith Jerry Gaither Mae Gordon Memorial Park Cemetery Scarborough N. Roberts First Assembly of God Church

Bullock Speaks at Sertoma on America Facing Sunrise

Max Bullock addressed the Sertoma Club on America Facing Sunrise, discussing the nation’s birth. Officers will be installed at 8 p.m. Saturday at Dowell's Cafe, 419 North Fillmore. Bill Crook applied for membership. Woodie Howell presided, at Phillips Parkmoor.

Sertoma Club Max Bullock America Dowell’s North Fillmore Bill Crook Woodie Howell Phillips Parkmoor

Amarillo National Bank Reopens After Remodeling

Amarillo National Bank resumes operation at Fourth and Polk after extensive remodeling and five modernization efforts since opening. It had leased temporary space at the Bivins Building on Fifth and Polk and plans an open house Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 30.

Amarillo National Bank Fourth and Polk Bivins Fifth and Polk

CAP Cadets Arrive for Panhandle 10-Day Encampment

CAP cadets from 14 Texas cities arrive at Amarillo Air Force Base to participate in the first Panhandle encampment. About 50 youths undergo medicals and begin a 10 day program with Lt. Col. Fraun commanding and Capt. McNab welcoming.

CAP Civil Air Patrol Texas Amarillo Air Force Base Levie J. McNab Joseph F. Fraun USAF Waco Tex Panhandle Plains Panhandle Air Force Reveille

Urge Attendance At 66 Banquet

Rex B Baxter Amarillo chamber of commerce manager urged Amarilloans to attend the Will Rogers banquet Thursday at 8 pm in the Amarillo Hotel ballroom. The dinner aims to boost Highway 66 traffic with Hollywood backing and features Will Rogers Jr and Texas secretary of state John Ben Shepherd. Reservations at chamber of commerce. price 2.50 dollars.

Rex B. Baxter Chamber of Commerce John Ben Shepherd Texas Amarillo Hotel

Varied Program Slated for Parks Amarillo

Activities across Amarillo parks include swimming for boys at Thompson pool at 9 30, marble tournaments in all parks, day camping at Benton Park 9 am to 5 pm, Ellwood and Sanborn children's dances, horseshoe and tennis coaching at Memorial and Ellwood parks, band concert by the Amarillo Air Force Band at Ellwood, a movie at East Park, and softball at Thompson Fair Parks.

Thompson Pool Benton Park Ellwood Park Sanborn Park Memorial Park Amarillo Air Force Band East Park Thompson Fair Parks

Model Airplane Flights Open in Southwest Championship

The 1952 Southwest Conference Model Airplane Championship opens at Amarillo Air Force Base with about 525 enthusiasts from Texas Louisiana and New Mexico expected. The five day event runs July 6 to 16 and leads to the Air Force World Wide contest. features free flight radio and U control events and is sanctioned by the Academy of Model Aeronautics. Lt. Harry G. Vogler directs the base program and Maverick Club of Amarillo operates concessions during the meet. Rex B Baxter attends the US Highway 87 Association meeting in Raton New Mexico Thursday, his eighth straight year at the event.

Amarillo Air Force Base Air Force Texas Louisiana New Mexico Academy of Model Aeronautics Harry G. Vogler Maverick Club of Amarillo

Club Base Sees Supervision by Ralph Dykeman

The base operates under the supervision of club director Ralph Dykeman as part of ongoing administrative oversight.

Ralph Dykeman

ALL-BRAN Cereal Promises Rapid Digestive Relief

Busy Bethany woman from Missouri credits ALL-BRAN with ending decades of constipation. The ad claims the cereal is rich in iron and protein, high in bulk, non habit forming, and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days.

Bethany Kellogg's Battle Creek Mich

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