West Sixth Avenue improvements to be discussed by Amarillo officials
Improvements to West Sixth Avenue were slated for discussion this afternoon with former Amarillo mayor Joe A. Jenkins and A. N. Olver. Jenkins heads Jenkins Brick & Supply, Olver co-owns Olver & Wiggins Lumber, and plans include curb and gutter replacement and related work.
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West Sixth Avenue
City Commission
Joe A. Jenkins
Amarillo
A. N. Olver
West Sixth
Olver
Olver & Wiggins Lumber Company
Jenkins
Jenkins Brick & Pply Company
Courthouse Records Warrants Deeds and Divorces Listed
A sequence of warranty deeds transfers among numerous individuals and firms in various subdivisions including Wolfflin Park Fairview Town site and East Amarillo. Court entries show domestic relations cases with multiple divorce filings and two marriage licenses issued to Sterling Broughton with Mary Ellen Clark and James O Malley with Jewell Prickett.
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Warren Oliphant
Odie McKnight
J. L. Langston
Frank Phillips
Truman Atweil
Hurley
Wolfflin Park
W. L. Jennings
C. B. Redman
San Jacinto Heights
Hugo Loewenstern
Roland M. Nystrom
West Hills
D. E. Covington
J. Roy Smith
Hettie M. Bogard
Eunice M.orem
Fairview
Truman Henderson
A. Pillow
Forest Hill Terrace
Ben Golding
H. T. Thompson
University Heights
John J. Mottetux
S. L. McMahan
Bolton
Roberts Place
B. F
Students Present One Act Play The Castle of Mr Simpson
AHS sophomore assembly featured a one act play The Castle of Mr Simpson directed by Mrs Whitworth. Clydeen Allard served as student director with cast including Max Motley Iva Pearl Mathis Grace Abbot Eugenia Scott Carla Jo Tyree Guy Paul Yates Bob Branson and John Withers.
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Mr. Simpson
AHS
N. N. Whitworth
Clydeen Allard
Max Motley
Iva Pearl Mathis
Grace Abbot
Eugenia Scott
Carla Jo Tyree
Guy Paul Yates
Bob Branson
John Withers
Future Homemakers Banquet Thursday at AHS VFW Hall
The first annual Mother-Daughter and Mother-Son Future Homemakers banquet at Amarillo High School begins Thursday at 7 PM in the VFW Hall. FHA president Wanda Hinson will serve as toast mistress, with invocation by Mrs. W. G. Fly and speaker Miss Pauline Lakey. Nan Watkins will sing, and Route 1 will offer a response. About 270 FHA members are enrolled under sponsors Mrs. Sue Jennings, Mrs. Lola Pevehouse, and Miss Francis Annis.
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Amarillo High School
VFW
Wanda Hinson
FHA
Inter-Club Council
L. F. Hinson
West
W. G. Fly
AHS
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Darlene Wakefield
Sue Dammier
David Dammier
Route 1
Nan Watkins
Sue Jennings
Lola Pevehouse
Francis Annis
Mauritius Bans U S Potatoes and Maize
The Colony of Mauritius prohibits importation of potatoes and maize from the United States citing regulatory restrictions. The measure affects trade with U S suppliers and follows local agricultural policy decisions.
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United States
Mauritius
Exchangettes Aid Oldsters In Community Drive
Crippled Children's Council chair man G A Bert McCullough reports the Exchangettes have voted to finance a pet project aiding elderly residents in convalescent homes. Four homes are visited weekly with gifts and necessities costing about 12 dollars weekly. Exchangette president Mrs W M Anderson and secretary Mrs W H Lindsey are named.
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Bert” McCullough
Crippled Children's Council
Exchangettes
Exchange Club
Mr. McCullough
W. M. Anderson
van Buren
Exchangette Club
W. H. Lindsey
Tyler
Rubber Mogul Sees Shortage of Tires
AKRON Ohio April 10 The president of the Seiberling Rubber Co predicted a tire shortage this summer if government stockpiles too much rubber now J P Seiberling spoke at the annual meeting of stockholders He said government stockpiling for defense caused the shortage but the critical part is over with enough rubber on hand to fight a long war He warned the defense program will slow down unless rubber is available now to make tires this spring and keep the country rolling this summer
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Akron
Ohio
Seiberling Rubber Co
J. P. Seiberling
Gunnison Prefab Homes Erected by Durohomes in Amarillo
Frank Rapsteine of Durohomes Inc brings Gunnison prefabricated homes to Amarillo. Five Gunnison units rise in the 400 block on North Forest with paneling of waterproof laminated plywood and integrated insulation. The homes feature plastic-coated marine plywood exteriors, American Kitchen fittings, automatic hot water and a forced air furnace. Durohomes holds Gunnison franchise for Randall, Potter, Carson and Gray counties and will hold an open house this spring.
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Weekmen of
Ourehomes, Inc
North Forest
Gunnison
Frank Rapsteine
Pampa
Amarillo
Durohomes, Inc
Gunnison Home
Gunnison House
Gunnison Research Engineers
Rapsteine
Durohomes
Randall, Potter, Carson
Gray County
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West Eighth
The Door to Health and Freedom Amarillo
The door to truth and freedom is open now through study of the Christian Science textbook with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. Readers are invited to enter the realm of God-given freedom by understanding Jesus promises and applying the Science of Christ in daily life.
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Jesus
Christ
Suspect in Burglary Free on $3,000 Bail
Lawrence Theodore Allen charged in federal court for burglarizing the Ben Franklin Store in Borger is released on a $3,000 bond. He and a companion surrendered to federal officers and disclosed a Hawaii vacation funded by the burglary. They face charges of burglary a building housing a post office substation.
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Lawrence Theodore Allen
Ben Franklin
Borger
Allen
Hawaii
Davis Freed in Burglary Case
A burglary charge against Noah E. Davis was dismissed by Justice of the Peace Ivy Wilkinson this morning for lack of evidence. Davis, linked to the Star Lumber Company burglary last December, was represented by Atty. Jim Anderson.
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Noah E. Davis
Justice of the Peace
Ivy Wilkinson
Davis
The
Star Lumber Company
Atty
Jim Anderson
Permits Issued For Two Homes
Wall and Strickland were issued a city building permit for a 20000 dollar residence at 201 Sunset. Plans call for a seven room stone veneer house with an attached garage. O Stevens was issued a permit for a 14000 dollar residence at 1614 Fannin. It will be a six room brick veneer with attached garage.
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Wall & Strickland
Sunset
O. Stevens
Fannin
Two Sentenced In Theft Cases
In county court this morning two cases of receiving and concealing stolen property were heard. Melvin Stevenson received a 10 day jail term for the April 8 battery theft from Tom W. Carpenter Equipment Co. Harold Barker drew a 10 day sentence for the March 25 theft of fender skirts from Kenneth Mangold. Gerald C. Farrow pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated with bond set at 1000 dollars after a minor auto crash east of Amarillo. W P Duncan of 1307 Parker was sentenced to five days in jail on a worthless check charge for passing a five dollar check to Furr Food Stores on February 7.
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Melvin Stevenson
Tom W. Carpenter Equipment Company
Harold Barker
Kenneth Mangold
Gerald C. Farrow
the Woods
Farrow
Amarillo
W. P. Duncan
Parker
Furr Food
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