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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1951

Page

12

Fiesta Day at Canyon Pan American Day on West Texas State

Miss Cora Russell describes Fiesta Day observed annually as Pan American Day at West Texas State College Canyon. The campus overflows with a south-of-the-border atmosphere as more than 1,256 youngsters from 14 towns participate in festivities and view numerous pictures from local high school students.

High Plains Cora Russell Amarillo High School Texas Outlook Miss Russell West Texas State College Canyon

Courthouse Records and Domestic Court Notices

A sequence of warranty deeds transfers in Amarillo area property deeds, including Rogers to T Reville Jr and Heath to Pittman, plus several other lot transfers in Glenwood Prairie and Fair Park replat. Domestic court actions include four divorce petitions and multiple marriage licenses listed with names. A $1,000 bond is set for L A Tuggle on a bad check charge. A closing line notes a snowy owl behavior.

Edwin L. Rogers T. Reville, Jr Aovada Heights Wallace G. Heath T. D. Pittman Hughes John C. Talley, Jr Georgeh. Walker Glenwood Seale Annex Co Therman H. Edwards Holland Laura L. Wire James R. French Morningside E. L. Best L. D. Dickey Eldrage R. Worth Private Enterprise Homes Pri—— Enterprise Homes C. Johnson Roy Thomas East Amarillo John D. Ross University Heights Frank Wilkinson Const. Co Shrewder Hendley Fair Park Audie L. Anderson A. L. Anderson Zella Ray Benson Clarence W. Benson Meena Goodwin Saunders Nausoleon Saunders Jimmy Melvin Johnson Jimmie Darlene Eustace Alvis Shultz Betty Spies Thomas Arnold Stonestreet Barbara Jean Pope Willie al L. A. Tuggle Justice of the Peace C. W. Carder Army and Navy

Pan American Fiesta Brings Neighbors Together in Festive Relay

In colorful Pan American dress, teachers and students gather for contests, games, quizzes, music, and sports. The Liano Estacado Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese shifted from a competition focus to a relaxed social event. Miss Russell says the Pan American Fiesta offers broad participation and happiness, serving as the desired solution.

Liano Estacado American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese Russell

Ninety-Nine New Nursing Students Arrive for 1951 Training

Twenty-eight new nursing students join Northwest Texas Hospital for the 1951 course led by Frances Walters. Amarillo recruits include Zelma Gatlin, Gwendal Roberts, and Mary Wilborn, plus several others from Texas towns such as Sunray Canyon Dalhart Dumas Paducah and Wellington. Trainees also come from New Mexico Las Vegas Portales and Des Moines, with additional students from Oklahoma and Kansas.

Northwest Texas Hospital Frances Walters Amarillo Zelma Estelle Gatlin Gwendal Ruth Roberts Mary Wilborn Wilma Joyce Caudell Briscoe Clella Hill Sunray Geneva Anne Gressett Canyon Gayle Hoffman Dalhart Clarice Long Paducah Edith Ritchie Dumas

Mrs H M Cherry Claimed by Death in Amarillo

Bertha D Cherry 64 wife of H M Cherry died yesterday at 6 pm in Northwest Texas Hospital after three months of illness. A Amarillo resident 28 years she was born Aug 30 1886 in Yell County Arkansas. Survivors: husband three sons Raymond L Cherry Amarillo James R Cherry Exell Ernest Lee Cherry Los Angeles daughter Mrs J F Murray Great Bend Kan three brothers Theodore Smith Chicago Dan and Charles Smith Quinton Okla and two half brothers Lawton and Otis Smith Quinton and 11 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements with N S Griggs and Sons planned.

Bertha D. Cherry H. M. Cherry Northwest Texas Cherry Amarillo Fast Yell County Ark Raymond L. Cherry James R. Cherry Exell Ernest Lee Cherry Los Angeles J. F. Murray Great Bend Kan Theodore Smith Chicago Dan Charles Smith Quinton Okla Lawton Otis Smith N. S. Griggs and Sons

Himes Dies at 82 in Amarillo Home

F C Himes 82 died at 8 a m at his residence 506 Van Buren Amarillo He was a retired carpenter and longtime resident since 1935 Survivors include wife Effie son Lawrence Oklahoma City four daughters E M Frost Amarillo K O Nay Albany Oregon T E Sasser Dallas sister Mrs Frank Jones Oklahoma City brother W H Himes Glenco eight grandchildren Funeral arrangements are with N S Griggs and Sons

F. C. Himes van Buren Himes Amarillo First Christian Church Effie Himes Lawrence Himes Oklahoma City E. M. Frost K. O. Nay Albany Ore T. E. Sasser Dallas Frank Jones W. H. Himes Glenco Okla N. S. Griggs and Sons

President appoints new ambassador to Haiti

President Truman named Howard K. Travers as ambassador to Haiti to replace William Earl DeCourcy who retired June 20 after over two decades with the State Department. DeCourcy had served in Haiti since 1948 and now resides in Winter Park Florida.

Truman Haiti William Earl DeCourcy Amarillo Howard K. Travers Central Valley DeCourcy State Department Winter Park Florida Estelle Scott West Eleventh Ralph Kenniston Denver Colo

Career diplomat DeCourcy served in many posts worldwide

The subject, known locally as Earl DeCourcy, held roles across Europe and in South Africa, including consul-general in Naples. He later became a foreign service inspector for the State Department and, last year, joined the department’s selection board reviewing records and recommending promotions for career officers. He is listed on State Department rolls as William E. DeCourcy.

Europe South Africa DeCourcy Naples Italy State Department Department William E. DeCourcy Earl

Nine thousand mile Texas fishing trip by Adams family

Mr and Mrs Ray Adams and daughter Judy fished across Texas for nearly six weeks in June and July hitting rivers and lakes such as the Colorado Concho Guadalupe Jim Ned Creek and Buffalo. Their record catch included 27 catfish on the Concho and a 12 pounder. Adams a distributive education coordinator at Amarillo High School attended Kerrville conference while Judy and Mrs Adams prepared for school.

Texas Ray Adams Judy Gulf Concho River Colorado River Concho Guadaloupe Jakes Buffalo Kemp Marvin Waco Buchanan Possum Kingdom Adams Amarillo High School Kerrville

Fomby Reports For Navy Duty

William B. Fomby reports to the Eighth Naval District in New Orleans as a seaman. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fomby of 2211 Tyler and a former Smith Auto Supply employee. A Amarillo High School and Baylor University graduate, he earned a business administration degree in June.

Eighth Naval District New Orleans William B. Fomby Ralph Fomby Tyler Smith Auto Supply Amarillo High School Baylor University Fomby

Hill Reports to Great Lakes Base

After a Far East tour, electronics technician second class C Hill arrived at Great Lakes. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James M Hill of 2619. The USS Prairie, his ship, acted as a repair vessel for the United Nations fleet, supplying and repairing ships from battleships to frigates and serving as flagship of the UN blockading and escort Force.

Far East C. Hill Great Lakes James M. Hill Prairie United Nations

Mineral Wells man seeks Dorsell McGee in Amarillo

Melvin Munson of Mineral Wells asks Police Chief Sid Harper for help locating Dorsell McGee believed living in Amarillo. Munson wrote a letter seeking police assistance to establish contact.

Melvin Munson Dorsell McGee Amarillo Munson Sid Harper McGee

Gainesville Man Loses Hat In Amarillo Cafe

Walter Smith of 1307 Broadway Gainesville reported to Police Chief Sid Harper that he lost an expensive Stetson hat in Amarillo a few days ago and believed it was left in a cafe on North Fillmore prompting a search.

Sid Harper Gainesville Walter Smith Broadway Harper Amarillo North Fillmore

Nest parasites include cowbirds cuckoos and others

Cowbirds, cuckoos, and several other species lay eggs in nests of other birds. The host incubates the eggs and raises the young, a reproductive strategy known as brood parasitism.

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