Reunion set for Company G veterans and overseas aid talk
Members of the original Company G Infantry reunite in Amarillo with plans for a 7:30 dinner at Triangle Dream Diner, speakers from Fort Worth and Austin, and visits by former members across Texas. Overseas clothing drive hires Polk Street Methodist Church Friday for care packages via Church World Service with emphasis on children’s garments.
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Herring Hotel
Mand “Infantry
Austin
Tiulen
Bloor
12Nd
J. E McClain
Fort Worth
Wright Armstrong
Denver
Feal Road
Prank O'Kane
Rock Island
Pan- Randle
South Peal
Texas Seventh Infantry Regiment
National Guard
Amatilla
Lubbock
Thomas G. Barton
Barton
The 14
Nazaire
France
Bar-sur-Aube
Champigne- Marie
St. Et Tienne
Big
Aisne
Battle of Foret Farm
Texas Seventh
Oklahoma First Infantry
142Nd
Amarilia
Polk Street Methodist
New Orleans
Church World Service
Carl Miller
Overseas Committee
Europe
Edwin T. Dahlberg
Northern Baptist Convention
State Convention of Christian Churches of Texas
Jie
Friends’ Service Committee
Baptist
Stuttgart
Philippines
United Evangelical Church of
Personnel Board Sets New Meeting Date
City Personnel Board will meet Monday night clarified by Clifford Davis the personnel director. The regular meeting dates were moved from the second and fourth Mondays to the first and third Mondays with tentative scheduling reflecting changes. Gene Klein chairs the board joined by Bill Sutton and A H Chesser as members.
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Clifford Davis
Gene Klein
Bill Sutton
A. H Chesser
Eugene L. Trammell of Portales Dies
Eugene Lee Trammell, a Portales farmer and rancher aged 78, died at St. Anthony's Hospital after surgical treatment. Survived by wife Minnie and seven children, four sons Nick Cole Joe Gerald William, and three daughters Marjory Trammell H B Graulee and Floyd Powers, all of Portales. Also survived by two brothers Bryan Trammell Arch NM Tillman Trammell San Bernardino Cal and sister Mrs. Louise Marsh Los Angeles. Body at Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Eugene Lee Trammell
Portales
St. Anthony's Hospital
Trammell
Minnie ‘Trammell
Nick
Burlington
Cole
Joe
Gerald
William
H. B. Graulee
Floyd Powers
Marjory ‘Trammell
Bryan ‘Trammell
Arch
Tillman Trammell
San’ Bernardino
Cal
Louise Marsh
Los Angeles
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Local Amarillo Radio Lineup Preserves Weeknd Schedule
Readable fragments show KGNC KFDA KVAL and KAMQ listings for Amarillo radio programs. The schedule includes morning shows, news segments, sports, matinees, farm and ranch updates, gospel and youth programs, Shoppers Special, and NBC ABC network blocks. Specific times and show names are partially garbled but indicate a full daily broadcaster lineup.
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Amarillo
Kgnc Nu
KFDA
KVAL
KAMQ
Thompean
NBC New
Mystern Qi
Ei Sig News
Hara
Klmer Davis
Rick Moron
Oren
Wetern
Parm Tie News Farm
Gospel Pals Farm & Ranch
NMS
Palm & Ranch
Trading Post
Sunky Joe Maries
Commerchange
Radio Bible Stay
Metcar Ane
Runrise
Seren Shoppers
Ne Meeks Costello
Smitha Setonews
Npcom
Shery Shan
NBC
Junior Junction
San Jary Shan
Damaics
ABC
Bootlight
Armor
The
Oper
Spera
Prestand
Lee Thornton 77 Memphis Dies Hall County old settlers leader
Lee Thornton aged 77 of Memphis died at his home. He helped organize and led the Hall County Old Settlers Association and was active in the Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, a daughter Mrs Cora Ethel Paulsel of Fort Worth, and a son Ivan Thornton. He moved from Arkansas to Texas in 1880 and to Hall County in 1898.
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Lee Afaumen Norm
Hall County
Memphis
Nettle McKinney
Hughes
Thornton
Arkansas
Texas
Old Settlers Association
Baptist Church
Cora Ethel Paulsel
Fort Worth
Ivan Thornton
Funeral arrangements pending for Memphian widow
Page fifteen notes the death of a Memphi-based widow with sister Mrs Nettie Me Kinney of Amarillo and two grandchildren. Body resides at Womack Funeral Home in Memph is pending funeral arrangements.
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Accirie Instrore
Wilbur €. Woods
Charles Lowe
Ben Winkleman
Tom Collins
Rock Hardin
Charley Qualls
T Entertainment
John K. Boyce
G. Ray Smith
Guy Saunders
Otho Farrell
John C. Littlefield
Crosbyton
B. R. Gordon
Amarillo
Charles Hoppin
Mr. Hoppin
E.R. Bruce
Houston
Nettie
Kinney
Amarilla
Womack Funeral Home
Mem- PI
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United Council of Church Women
Curch
de Barrio
Calipuga
Pictur
Vernon Stanley
J. L. Sparks
SE. Richardson
A. E
Panhandle
Pryor
Reidy
Art’ Griffith
Harry Bernstein
United States
I Ray Smith
UY Saunders
Eugene L. Trammell
Ped Sava Age
Ieee
EL Rancho Cafe Geta Rente
Schilling and
Lane 2
Popeye
the Miracle Rider
William Boyd
Gabby" Hayes
James Ellyson i
Call of the Prairie
Roy Rogers
Oklah
Kent Taylor
Crimson Key
John Mack Brown
Lawless
Charlie Chan
Cartoon
Bradford
Jose Iturbi
E. 9Th St
Concert Bureau
Andrews Oberon Ae Ctl
Eugene Ormandy
Cartoon—News
Robert Young
Maureen O'Hara
Clifton Webb
John Ford
Jokn Wayne
Henry Fonda
Shirley Temple
Pedro Armendariz
Vale
Don
Red" Bar Barry
Tullarid
Lee Thornton
Liberty Sit
Carroll and
Movitam
Wolf Call
Red Rider
Little Beaver
Deadline
Jessie James
Palooka Thad
Ansley Cleaners
Washington
Rebekah Hall
West Sixth
Matinee
Roller Palace Itirins
Trail Theater
Randolph Scott
Technicolor
Last OF the Redskins
North East 8Th
Trail
Metro
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