Graveside rites for baby Bobby McDonald at Chan Ning Cemetery
Graveside services were held for Bobby McDonald nine months old son of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. McDonald at Chan Ning Cemetery in Gluck Section Camp. The infant was found dead from suffocation in a narrow bunk bed shared with a 2-year-old brother. Coroner Ivy Wilkinson ruled accidental death. Survivors include two sisters Margaret Ruth and Ann and a brother Ben Franklin.
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Bobby McDonald
B. J. McDonald
Gluck
Channing @Cemetery
A. B. Moseley
River Road Baptist Church
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Amarillo
Highway 287
McDonald
Ivy Wilkinson
Margaret Ruth
Ann
Ben Franklin
Cold hands signal tension and anxiety often felt
Readable text notes that cold hands frequently accompany stress and nervousness. The snippet highlights a common physical response linked to emotional strain. Medical context not provided in the fragment.
Telephone club guests tour Bell plant and hear speeches
Forty one members and guests of the 20 30 Club attended a Tuesday night visit to Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. They were served sandwiches and toured the plant. A brief business session followed with campaign speeches for officers to be elected next week. Six new members were introduced: Jim Frank Reynolds Hill Lines Inc Richard R Watkins Morrison Supply Roy L Bulls Baker Taylor Drilling.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Jim Frank Reynolds
Hill Lines, Inc
Richard R. Watkins
Morrison Supply
Roy L. Bulls
Baker & Taylor Drilling
City approves moving traffic signal from Sixth and Madison
Harold Miller, city traffic engineer, says the city commission approved moving the traffic light to Sixth and Buchanan. A Monday traffic count at Sixth and Buchanan shows sufficient volume to justify the signal, while Sixth and Madison was previously deemed inadequate for signal needs. City Manager N. V. Moss notes the original placement aimed to create a fire lane for the fire department, but additional signals have since made Madison unusable as a controlled fire lane.
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Sixth
Madison
Buchanan
Harold Miller
N. V. Moss
Club Meeting Adds New Members and Introduces Pianist
Miss Margie Powell, future club pianist, was introduced to members. Wayne Cox, president, presided over a meeting that drew twenty nine members, six guests, and six new members. Attendees included representatives from Company, Jack W Brown, Ordway Saunders, Si Rice, Stokes Insurance Company, and Benjamin Ross Wagner, Furr Food.
Seven Appeal Cases Filed Wednesday Against State Liquor Board
Seven appeal cases were filed Wednesday by three liquor store and night club operators charged with bribery against the state liquor board. Clarence Jackson Ralph Lowe and Vernon Slape seek to regain selling permits canceled by Liquor Board Administrator Coke Stevenson at Austin. Judge W E Gee of the 108th District Court set December 20 for hearings and ordered licenses restored pending hearings. The men were recently charged with bribing an officer.
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State Liquor Board
Clarence Jackson
Ralph Lowe
Vernon Slape
Liquor Board
Coke Stevenson
Austin
W. E. Gee
108Th District
Backwards Dance Planned by Dudes & Jones Club
A Backwards dance will be held Thursday night at 8:30 at Federated Club Rooms by the Dudes & Jones Square Dance Club. Sponsored by the YMCA, women in men’s dress and men in feminine attire will attend. Male members wear hats representing square dance types. Committees include Mr and Mrs Puntch, Mr and Mrs Hockenberry, Mr and Mrs Everett, and Mr and Mrs Brooks. Range Riders Orchestra will play.
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Federated Club Rooms
Dudes & Jones Square Dance Club
The
YMCA
John Puntch
Grant Hockenberry
Willie Everett
Pete Brooks
Range Riders Orchestra
Garagemen Install Officers Tuesday Night
New officers of the Panhandle Independent Garagemen’s Association were installed at a Tuesday meeting. Russell Dean was named president, Jimmy Frame vice president, William Nelson second vice president, and Earl Williams secretary treasurer. Directors elected were M. E. Smith A. C. Coker and Ed Putman. W F Mitchell of Mitchell Engineering Company Pasadena gave a talk on tuning up late model cars.
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Panhandle Independent Garagemen’'s Association
Russell Dean
Jimmy Frame
William Nelson
Earl Williams
M. E. Smith
A. C. Coker
Ed Putman
W. F. Mitchell
Mitchell Engineering Company
Pasadena
Cal
Patrol Out To Cut Shoplifting
Amarillo merchants have a private investigator patrol on Polk Street since November 24 to curb holiday shoplifting. Sponsored by W. B. Beasley of the Beasley alarm system, the detail operates locally to deter theft. The force emphasizes vigilance for potential thieves among shoppers.
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Amarillo
Polk Street
W. B. Beasley
Beasley Alarm System
Store Tops Permits for Brick Retail Building in City
Building permits issued Wednesday include George Grimm, 40 by 100 foot brick retail store at 416 West Eighth, valued at 22 000, per J L Adams city building inspector.
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George Grimm
West Eighth
J. L. Adams
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