Around Town and Cross Roads News of Local Arrivals
Mrs Alfred King sails to Washington to visit husband Lt. King for three weeks awaiting reassignment. Mrs F H Hodde of Brenham visits relatives in Amarillo then plans to join Lt Hodde in Cheyenne Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Buman Newby and daughters Julie and Carol arrive from Guatemala to stay with relatives in Amarillo. Birth notices include Browder daughter, Leonard son, and Biggers daughter. Various travel, birthdays, and visits reported from Amarillo and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred King
Jackson
Washington, D. C
Lieutenant King
States
Roy Miller
Amarillo
F. H. Hodde
Brenham
S. S. Siebel
van Buren
Marvin Hodde
Harrison
Mrs. Buman Newby
Julie
Carol
Guatemala
Mr. Newby
Cross Roads
William Lee
Moreland
Lee
Notice of Death and Medical Updates in Hereford Area
Worth where she was called because of the death of her grandmother Mrs Sarah Dismore. Miss Piett is a teacher at Margaret Wills School. Several residents are noted as under medical observation or receiving treatment, including Mrs Norma, Miss Edna Pratt, and Mrs I A Fox. Surgical patients include Mrs R C McClure and Mrs Elizabeth Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Brown
Hamnon
Wash
Norma
Edna Pratt
Evans
Herring Hotel
Fort
Cal
I. A. Fox
North East Eighth
Mary Sue Stuman
Buchanan
Tommy West
Hereford
Jimmy Lynn Swindell
Ross
W. J. Dickson
H. E. Thomas
West Tenth
C. L. Cameron
Stratford
M*e. Hermer Sc
C. N. Cochran
Hayden
C. D. Nobles
Washington
Elizabeth Hastings
R. C. McClure
East Twenty-seventh
Frontier science talk honors Amarillo High School
Dr Caswell Ellis from the University of Texas Hogg Foundation told Amarillo High School students the frontier of opportunity remains through research labs and preparation for an unknown era. Marshall Gettys and Gertrude Gowdy joined a program with a patriotic reading and a bronze plaque tribute to 73 Alma rillo High School alumni who fell in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell Ellis
Amarillo
Ellis
Hogg Foundation
University of Texas
Marshall Gettys
Student Congress
Gertrude Gowdy
Gertrude
Marshall
Amarillo High School
AHS
Film for Victory Harvest to Premiere in Amarillo
Carl Hancock of the Extension Service will bring a 16 mm version of Victory Harvest to Amarillo for its world premiere at the Paramount Theater next Thursday. Knox Parr will assist with premiere arrangements, and Dr Ide P Trott er of Texas Extension Service is expected to attend. Marvin Jones, featured in a two minute epilogue, may join the premiere if his war food administrator duties allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hancock
Extension Service
Washington, D. Co
Amarillo
Victory Harvest
Paramount Theater
Mr. Hancock
Knox Parr
Ide P. Trotter
Texas Extension Service
Texas A. & M
Marvin Jones
Washington
Rancher from Oklahoma Worried Over Orchard Losses
Our Twelfth Man reports J. Francis Garrity, Oklahoma rancher, visiting for a few days. He owns about 1,000 cattle, two wheat sections, and a large orchard with diverse fruit trees. He fears heavy losses from cold and laments lack of smudge pots to protect trees. His children serve in the armed forces overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis Garrity
Oklahoma
Mr. Garrity
Illinois
Iinois
Garritys
Europe
Eighth Air Force
Iwo Jima
Seventh Air Force
Pacific Theater of Operations
Co op Leaders Meeting In Amarillo Highlighted By Growth
North and South Plains co operative leaders gathered in Amarillo for the fifteenth annual session at the Amarillo Hotel. Kenneth Poss analyzed operating and institutional issues, with group discussions to follow on national scope problems. Panhandle co ops total 120 locally, 29 formed last year. stockholders meet tomorrow with Leonard F. Cowden and Ww. J. McAnelly speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Plains
Amarillo
Kenneth Poss
Consumers Fuel Association of
Plainview
Central
North Central
United States
Panhandle
Panhandle Area
Leonard F. Cowden
CCA
Ww. J. McAnelly
Houston Bank For Cooperatives
Amarillo Hotel
Veterans Council Committee To Meet In Amarillo
Executive committeemen of the Amarillo Council of Veterans Affairs Inc will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Chamber of Commerce offices to review the group’s work and plan its future. With Victory in Europe near, the session will stress hoped for early increases in the return rate of discharged service members. The Veterans Information Center opened November 11 last year to aid in assimilation and readjustment of veterans. Invited to tonight’s conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Council of Veterans Affairs, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
United Nations
Germany
Veterans Information Center
Council
Farmer Dies in German Prison Camp
The International Red Cross notified Mr and Mrs Bill Farmer of 914 Van Ebur en that their son Bill Jr aged 20 died in a German prison camp on February 25 from heart and circulatory weakness. He had served since May 17 1943 trained as infantry at Fort Bliss Texas overseas since July 1944 and was missing in action in Luxembourg since January 8. He attended Amarillo schools and belonged to the First Baptist Church. Before service he worked for the Certain Teed Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Red Cross
Bill Farmer
van Eburen
Bill, Jr
Bill
Fort Bliss
Texas
Luxembourg
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
Certain
Teed Corp
Local Officials and Veterans Advisory Groups Mentioned
The text lists Mayor Joe A. Jenkins and County Judge FE. O. Northcutt as ex-officio council members, alongside advisory veterans service committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. Jenkins
FE. O. Northcutt
Veterans Service Committees
Listing County Court Fine Error Corrected in Paper
A correction notes the county court fine previously listed for Gladys Carley was in error. The correct name is Gladys McCarley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Carley
Gladys McCarley
San Jacinto Beauty grads to take state operator exams
Twenty five graduates of San Jacinto Beauty School will take state licensing exams next week in Austin for beauty operator credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Austin
Dowell Son Enlists in Radar Training at Beaufort
Kenneth Dowell son of Mr and Mrs R W Dowell of 801 North Taylor is taking radar training at Beaufort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Dowell
R. W. Dowell
North Taylor
Beaumont
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L. B. Newby
Taylor
R. O. Browder
Sunray
Northwest Texas Hospital
J. A. Leonard
Hughes
C A. Biggers, Jr
Route 3
St. Anthony's Hospital
P J. Wooldridge
Paul Timmons
V. G. Baker
Bill Merriman
Billy Stevenson
O. V. Donnell
Grady Anne and
Mr. Donnell
Southwestern
Hammond Cab
O. N. Hooker
Frances Ann
Rolling Fork
Miss
Captain Hooker
Joe W. Kemble
Rio Grande Valley
Jim W. Weaver
Pierce
Dallas
Paul Curry
Clovis
Jane Alice
James Ellis
George Curry
W. H. Strawn
Clarendon
C. E. Nance
Sherwin
West Twentieth
San Angelo
Gardner Rea
Jenkins Music Co
Ong St
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Ea Cepr
King Features Syndicate Inc
Mr Bromley
A. F
Sadie
Saddoris
A. C
Andy) Bangs
Southern Equipment & Supply Co
St. Ph
John D. McBride
Zale’s
Nlathburn Olde
Seventh Street
POLK
HEATH
IRS
Ramon
Jeffies
Buffalo
Grampa
McKee
NEA Service, Inc
TF. M.rec
U.S
Waldo
Cora
Kimian
Seliese
Globe News
Nealon
By Sue Wise
Veterans Council
UTA EL Kar
Farmer
Bill Farmer, JR
Saleh Beeen
Ses
Hao
Cpcs
Creta
Olk
Odse
Heins A
PI DO Corp
Dallas, Texas
Beauty
Cretney Drug & Walgreen's
Vaughn Plumbing
Garka Sure Spring
Tuk
Toni
Toni Cold
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