Rites set for crash victim in Borger area Saturday
Funeral services for John Bruce Brown 42 killed in a north Borger traffic crash will be at 2 p m Saturday in First Baptist Church pastor Rev Paul Cullen to officiate Burial is in Highland Park Cemetery under Minton Funeral Home direction Thomas Stanford 19 killed in same crash services pending body at Minton Funeral Home two others in jeep with Brown in critical condition at North Plains Hospital Jim Russell Hall 28 and George Noel Prewitt 30 both in critical condition with multiple injuries Driver Edgar Koehn 42 Enid released on 2500 bond on negligent homicide charges accident occurred about three miles north of Borger near the River View Plant on Highway 117
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Borger
John Bruce Brown
Here
First Baptist Church
Paul Cullen
Highland Park Cemetery
Minton Funeral Home
Thomas Stanford
Brown
North Plains Hospital
Jim Russell Hall
George Noel Prewitt
J. M. Huber Corporation
Central Transport Company
Enid
Oklo
Edgar Koehn
Public Service
Riverview
Highway 117
Negro Elks Plan Memorial Service
The Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Negroes and Daughters of the World announce a memorial service Sunday at 11 in Adams Street Baptist Church 301 North Adams. Rev A J Williams pastors the church with state brigadier general David W Hughes as master of ceremonies and Mrs Hughes as soloist. John D Sanders exalted ruler of Pride of Amarillo Lodge will conduct with other officers assisting. Public is invited.
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Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Daughters of the World
Adams Street Baptist Church
North Adams
A. J. Williams
David W. Hughes
Carver School
John D. Sanders
Pride of
Amarillo Lodge
Young People Plan Temperance Play at Church
A play titled Prisoner at the Bar will be staged tomorrow at 4 30 PM by the Young People Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in collaboration with the American Temperance Society of Washington DC. The production, based on a New England court trial, aims to promote temperance with I V Stonebrook and D E Latham in leading roles. Admission is free.
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Young People’s Society
Seventh Day Adventist Church
American Temperance Society
Washington, DC
New England
I. V. Stonebrook
Texico Conference
D. E. Latham
Taxpayers Get Break Salt Lake City Proposal
The state tax commission will recommend to the 1951 Utah legislature that taxpayers carry a lighter income tax load next year. The commission proposed increases in personal exemptions and urged deductibility of unusual medical expenses.
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Salt Lake City
State Tax Commission
Utah
1951 Chevrolet to be shown at Plains Chevrolet Amarillo
Plains Chevrolet in Amarillo will debut the 1951 Chevrolet tomorrow with safety and styling upgrades across chassis and body. A full day showing runs 8 to 10 am tomorrow and 1 to 7 pm Sunday, featuring models like Fathom Green convertible and Bel Air in De Luxe and Special trims, new Jumbo Drum brakes, refined Powerglide, two engine choices, and two tone interiors.
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Amarillo
Plains Chevrolet
Taylor
Jesse A. Rogers
Buck Carter
Plains
Chevrolet
Saks Fifth Avenue
Maryland
Styleline
Fleetline
Death claims aunt of Timmons brothers in Texas
Mrs. Eunice Bell of Alvord died yesterday afternoon at her daughter’s home. She would have turned 99 in April and was mother to four Amarillo men H. M. Timmons C. C. Timmons L. Timmons and Jerome Timmons. Funeral services will be held Saturday in Decatur with Amarillo relatives attending. She was among the last grandchildren of an American Revolutionary War soldier.
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Eunice Bell
Amarillo
Tom Burton
Alvord
Police Lecture on Communism in Amarillo
Col. Bob Massengale of the Texas Department of Public Safety is in Amarillo to teach at the police training school. He lectures to the Amarillo Police Department officers about Communism during off-duty classes at the police station as part of the regular training program.
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Bob Massengale
Texas Department of Public Safety
Amarillo
Amarilo
Services for Mrs Bonnie Drain Held at River Road Baptist
Funeral services for Mrs Bonnie McClung Drain 62 of 122 Rose Drive were held at River Road Baptist Church this afternoon with Rev J E Anderson and Rev A B Moseley officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery under Boxwell Brothers direction. Pallbearers named include Dr W E Crail Fred Swain Anthony Parker H C Borth W E Nelson and L B Horner. Mrs Drain died Wednesday night at home after living in Amarillo 25 years and was a Baptist. Survivors include her husband.
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Bonnie McClung Drain
Rose Drive
River Road Baptist Church
J. E. Anderson
Victory Baptist Mission
A. B. Moseley
Memorial Park Cemetery
Boxwell Brother
W. E. Crail
Fred Swain
Anthony Parker
H. C. Bo
D. S. Drain and extended descendants noted in obituary
D. S. Drain is identified as a daughter and sister with two grandchildren and five great grandchildren among the surviving relatives. The brief obituary fragment lists these family connections without further biographical detail.
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D. S. Drain
Ice ruby found in ice cube at tavern
Norbert Thompson, an ice dealer in Two Rivers, Wisconsin, lost a ruby from his ring at work. August Nauman, tavern keeper, observed an extra sparkle in a high ball and realized the ruby was embedded in an ice cube.
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Two Rivers
Wis
Norbert Thompson
August Nauman
Thompson
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Globe News
Amarillo Lumber Company
Negro Elks Plan Memorial Service
Jess A. Rogers
Optometrist
Polk Sr
Amarillo Tent & Awning CO
King William Scotch
Bond
OLD Thompson
South
Fillmore
Death
Timmons
Drain
Amy
Khoury Bros
5Th Avenue
Houston
Pioneer Air Lines Beylor
Pioneer Air Lines
Globe-News
Henry Danciger
Hamilton, Longines and
Bulova Watch Companies
B W
Sth
Kentucky Tavern
America
SEARS
BY and Co
Silvertone
R.p.m
Phono
Monty
Santa
Polk
R. G. Letourneau
LeTourneau
R. C. Bolton
Bolton
Alliance
Australia
ACME
Painters—Decorators Quality, Hardware & Gifts
Eagle Paint CO
W. 7Th
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