Labor Surplus Increases In Amarillo Says USES Report
The weekly United States Employment Service report shows labor surplus rising in Amarillo. Over 1,000 job seekers registered through USES, with 234 referred to jobs and 97 hired, mostly within the local area. Inside counts: 128 registered, 129 outside. There are 659 employment opportunities, 461 outside and 198 inside Amarillo.
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Amarillo
United States Employment Service
Donald W. Hawkins
Kiwanis Members Present Program
North Amarillo Kiwanis Club held a noon luncheon program where members performed. Oscar Hargett and Roger Harris sang a vocal duet, a quartet including Lee Hunter Ben Ratliff T C Todd and Al Reville sang, Herbie Carmack and Clint Hill played breakdown music, and Charley Smith led a quiz session with members earning all day stickers for correct answers.
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North
Amarillo
Charley Smith
Stock Show Catalog Deadline Set for March Opening
Officials urge completion of advertising copy for the 1946 Amarillo Fat Stock Show catalog this week. To meet distribution before March 4, copy must be at the printers by Saturday. Advertisers not yet contacted should call 500 Tyler for details on copy and schedules.
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Amarillo
Tyler
Mrs. Hill's Relatives Rush to Pampa Over Illness
Mrs Burrell Hill of 1613 Pierce was called to Pampa yesterday by the serious illness of her mother Mrs J E Puckett. She was accompanied by her granddaughter Karen Gay Ferguson.
Amarillo High School Choir Tour Across Texas
Amarillo High School A Cappella Choir travels through six Texas cities with stops in Memphis Childress Vernon Wichita Falls Waco and Dallas. Choir director Julia Dean Evans praises Texas hospitality as performances include Childress High School and Vernon concerts, plus a state music clinic in Waco.
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Amarillo
Texas
Julia Dean Evans
Dallas
Memphis
Childress
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Waco
State Music Clinic
Tickets Going Fast For Benefit Dance
Tickets are selling fast for a Friday night benefit dance for the annual children s clinic sponsored by the auxiliary to the Hospital and Clinic. The event runs 9 to 12 in the Crystal Ball room of the Herring Hotel with Phil Phillips orchestra. Tickets handled by Mrs B B Jaggers and Mrs J Francis Brown.
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Children’s Clinic
Herring Hotel
Phil Phillips
Kaiser and Frazer Dealers Meet in Amarillo Tomorrow
Kaiser and Frazer dealers from 20 Panhandle Oklahoma and New Mexico cities will gather in Amarillo tomorrow for a dealer meeting at noon at the Herring Hotel. William Pitt of Dallas, regional sales manager, will speak. R. J. Carter owns the local Kaiser Frazer Agency at 509 Pierge.
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Kaiser and Frazer
Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
William Pitt
Dallas
R. J. Carter
Kaiser-Frazer
Pierge
Culberson Seeks Reelection To State Railroad Commission
Corpus Christi Feb 6 O R Olin Culberson announced his bid for reelection to the State Railroad Commission, erasing doubts about his 1946 political plans.
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Corpus Christi
Olin Culberson
State Railroad Commission
Fincher Family Roots and a Life in Texas Mission Work
The article sketches Dr. Fincher’s Alabama upbringing, migration to Texas, and family background. Born to a Confederate veteran father and a mother from an Anderson family with French Huguenot ancestry, Fincher pursued cotton farming stories, attended Austin College, then Louisville Seminary. He served in Commerce Texas before moving to Amarillo, and later did Apache missions in Mescalero New Mexico before returning to Texas.
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Alabama
Little Railroad
York
Septima
Anderson
South Carolina
Fincher
France
Ireland
Louis XIV
Dr. Fincher
Fort Worth
Ellis County
Waxahachie
Avalon
W. H. Fuqua
Amarillo
Fuqua
Austin College
Louisville
Austin
Minister Dick Turner’s Career and Family Ties Noted
The piece details Turner’s 12 years in McKinney ministry, his return to Amarillo to become Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church’s first pastor, and his early missionary work among the poor and marginalized. It also mentions Dr and Mrs Fincher with two sons and two daughters and five grandchildren, naming daughters Mrs Currie of Parker Arizona and Mrs Sell wife of the Tallahassee Florida First Presbyterian pastor.
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McKinney
Amarillo
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Fincher
Robert Currie
Parker, Ariz
L. I. Sell
First Presbyterian Church
Tallahassee
Fla
Itching First Application for Eczema and Rash
Arsenizing itching relief claims from a Blue Tar Ointment promote immediate relief for eczema rash and related skin conditions with a money back guarantee if the first tar fails to satisfy. Application guidance suggests repeated use as needed until healing.
Fincher’s Faithful Ministry and Family Background
Dr. Fincher and his wife at 2011 Washington share a long life of service. E. B. Jr. contemplates teaching or writing in New Jersey while Hugh Fincher, home from the Navy, plans his future. The Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church at 1008 South Jackson numbers about 150 members and centers on building God’s Kingdom rather than a large congregation.
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Hugh
New Orleans
Navy
Signal Corps
Dr. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
South
Jackson
Kingdom of God
St. Joseph Aspirin Ad Promotes Purity and Value
An advertisement touts St. Joseph Aspirin as guaranteed quality and purity. It offers 12 tablets for 10c and a 100 tablet bottle for 35c, urging readers to demand genuine, pure, fast-acting aspirin at low prices.
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St. Joseph
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