Child's Character Molded in the Home
This editorial stresses home life as the core of a child's future behavior. It urges parental responsibility, firm yet loving discipline, and shared family duties, noting psychology and religion support early upbringing. It warns against permissiveness and emphasizes health, nutrition, exercise, and outdoor play for optimal development.
Funeral for Martinez Child At First Baptist Mission
Last rites were held for Johnie Martinez a one year old son of Mr and Mrs Arcino Martinez at 10 this morning in First Baptist Mission Church burial planned at Llano Deme with Rev A L Ortiz pastor officiating
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Arcino Martinez
North Arthur
First Baptist Mission Church
A. L. Ortiz
Llano Deme
Mrs Sowers of Clayton Dies After Brief Illness
Lula Ellen Sowers 67 of Clayton NM died at 7 05 this morning in Northwest Texas Hospital after a brief illness. She moved to Clayton in 1907 from Shamrock after coming from Oklahoma in 1905. A Clayton Methodist Church member and widow of David Sowers, a late Clayton rancher. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Lula Ellen Sowers
Clayton
J. H. Lojewski
Prospect
Northwest Texas Hospital
Sowers Family Obituary Notices Extended in Clayton
The obituary lists Mrs. Lo jewski as the widow with survivors including three sons James C. Sowers of Hurley NM Virgil Sowers of Clayton and L C Sowers of Sudan NM and two daughters Mrs Winifred Blakely and Mrs Coe Hines, both of Clayton. The notice indicates services at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home and provides family connections.
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Ing
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Lojewski
James C. Sowers
Hurley
Virgil Sowers
Clayton
L. C. Sowers
Sudan
Winifred Blakely
Coe Hines
Amarillo Industrial Plan Meets at Chamber of Commerce
The Amarillo Industrial Plan led by Jesse A. Rogers will gather at 11 o clock Thursday morning in the conference room of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce.
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Amarillo
Jesse A. Rogers
Globe-News Want Ads Get Results
Classified line from Globe-News highlights want ads as an effective channel for obtaining results.
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Globe-News
Time Running Out For 1950 Tax Renditions And Exemptions
Tax renditions for real and personal property including autos, due for 1950, must be filed by Saturday. Homeowners may claim homestead exemptions up to an assessed value of 3000 dollars. Renditions and exemptions are filed on the courthouse second floor. Penalties accrue at 14 percent on 1949 taxes due and an additional 6 percent per year for overdue amounts beyond one year, officials warn.
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Hubert Cole
Cole
John Crudgington
Ofice
Crudgington
Cheatham Elected By Underwriters
Roy F. Cheatham was installed yesterday as president of the Amarillo Association of Accident and Health Underwriters. He succeeds Norris Ewing. Other officers installed were C. L. Copeland vice president and Herbert H. Bailey secretary treasurer. The installation was held at a luncheon in Dowell's Saratoga on North Fillmore.
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Roy F. Cheatham
Amarillo Association of Accident and Health Underwriters
Norris Ewing
C. L. Copeland
Herbert H. Bailey
Dowell
Saratoga
North Fillmore
Missing Purse Found After Snatching Near Santa Fe Station
Mrs. Gus Cree of Visalia California was robbed at Santa Fe station en route to Oklahoma City. A purse with a secret compartment was recovered this morning by Joe Sneed in the Fort Worth and Denver yards. A $20 bill remained intact and Mrs Cree's papers were undamaged though $9 in change was missing.
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Gus Cree
Visalia
Cal
Santa Fe
Student Suicide by Insecticide Found at TCU
Paul N. Wallace, 23, a ministerial student at Texas Christian University, was found dead in his Fort Worth rooming home. Justice of the Peace Whit Boyd ruled the inquest verdict suicide by dosage of an insecticide. Wallace was the son of Mr and Mrs J C Wallace of Denver Colorado. Friends described him as despondent and emotionally upset.
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Fort Worth
Paul N. Wallace
Justice of the Peace
Whit Boyd
Wallace
Texas Christian University
J. C. Wallace
Denver
Colo
Boyd
Life's Quiet Path Warns Against Excessive Clarity
A reflective aphorism suggests serenity comes from restraint in perception. It counsels avoiding overanalysis to maintain inner calm and a smoother journey through life. The idea contrasts sharp insight with peaceful living.
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