Tells Story of Old Trail in Advertisement
Cowman, historian and author J Evetts Haley presents the Goodnight trail story in a weekly advertisement series on historic Southwestern trails. Shamrock Oil & Gas Corporation markets the ads with Harold Bugbee’s Goodnight trail scene. Haley’s Midland upbringing and ranch work frame his biographical note. He authored KIT Ranch and several biographies.
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Cowman
J. Evetts Haley
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corporation
Southwestern Shamrock Ceaters
Harold Bugbee
Clarendon
Haley
Bell County
Midland
Canadia
Adobe Walls
West Texas State
Canyon
University of Texas, Austin
Panhandle Plains Historical Society
Charles Goodnight
George Littlefield
Charles Schreiner
General Merchandise
Final Sessions Of Southwest Church Meeting Concludes
The Southwest regional meeting of the Independent Fundamental Churches of America ends with concluding services at the Church of the Open Bible. More than 20 pastors evangelists and missionaries attend. Several ministers from Oklahoma Kansas Texas and Arkansas spoke including Rev E L Pugsley Rev K R Peterson Rev Leonard Webster Rev R J Reinmiller Rev A C Canady and Rev John E Hulpke. Two missionary speakers will share homeland work before a message by Rev Chas M Fai ll founder of Grace Bible Church. Delegates and visiting preachers will be hosted at Ellwood Park this afternoon.
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Independent Funnamental Churches of America
Church of the Open Bible
E. L. Pugsley
Hillsdale
Okla
K. R. Peterson
Wichita
Kan
Leonard Webster
San Antonio
R. J. Reinmiller
A. C. Canady
Gravatte, Ark
John E. Hulpke
Dallas
Chas. M. Fai
Grace Bible Church
Springfiled
Ellwood Park
Mrs. Mary J. Austin Funeral Tomorrow in Amarillo
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jane Austin late of Amarillo will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev. J. Frank Peery officiating. She died yesterday at 5:30 p.m. at 1300 Lincoln. Burial is in Liano Cemetery. Survived by daughter Betty Austin son T. W. Austin grandson T. W. Austin Jr and great grandson James Austin. Also surviving are a sister and a brother.
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Mary Jane Austin
Lincoln
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
J. Frank Peery
Polk Street Methodist Church
Lewis P. Fields
Jimmy Sims
M. A. Stone
J. O. White
Grafton Cooper
Clifford Balthrop
Austin
T. B. Austin
Membership Group Dinner Set for Sept 4 in Chamber
Ben Lane's Calf Ropers entertain Tom Wingate's Bronco Busters at a dinner to decide which Roundup Club division wins the Chamber of Commerce quarterly member- gain contest. Since May 5, 66 new members have joined the chamber. Attendees included Roy Cloninger chair and Charlie Gibson.
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Ben Lane
Tom Wingate
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Cloninger
C. F. Collier
Charlie Gibson
Don Schomburg
Henry Thompson
C. T. Davis
Charlie Wolflin
Leo Southern
Glenn Hall
Aubrey Jackson
Buster Sharp
Rolla V. Cartwright
Hulen Discharged From Navy to Return to School
Herman Lee Hulen, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Godsey, has been discharged as a seaman first class after 1 year and 28 days of service. Last stationed at Treasure Island, California, he entered Amarillo High School and will return to class in September at his former school.
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Herman Lee Hulen
D. W. Godsey
West Twentieth
Navy
Norman
Oklo
Treasure Island
Cal
Amarillo High School
Money Bag Stolen From Western Auto Store
Police search for thief who yesterday stole 335 dollars in cash and 567.84 dollars in checks from Western Auto Store at 521 Polk. John Pool, manager of the store, reports the incident.
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Western Auto Store
Polk
John Pool
Completing Count On Home Building In Amarillo
The chamber of commerce and Amarillo Real Estate Board are counting houses under construction and vacant homes citywide. Rex Baxter said the survey of Amarillo houses under construction was expected to be completed this afternoon. He is the secretary of the chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
Theft Reported From Local Store Cashier Counter
Miss Lela Belle Moore, a bookkeeper, discovered the loss at about 12:30 PM. The money, counted for bank deposit, was in a brown canvas bag on the cashier's counter at the back of the store and could have been stolen any time between 11:30 AM yesterday and 12:30 PM today.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Lela Belle Moore
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