Rotary Orchid Honors Bert McCullough For Youth Work
Amarillo Downtown Lions Club luncheon features Rotary Youth Committee surprise ceremony. G A Bert McCullough receives the Rotary Youth Orchid for decades of service to crippled children, education funds, polio foundation work, feeding the needy, aiding the blind, and fostering young families.
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Amarillo
Rotary Club
Rotary
G. A
Bert” McCullough
Polk
McCullough
R. E. Fyfe
Santa Fe Railroad
Crippled Children’s Council
National
Polio Foundation
Ifth
McCull
Rites Held For B J Walker of Amarillo Family Attends
Mrs J D Walker Mrs Iva Cates and M B Walker of Amarillo and Mrs Mattie Goodrich of Lovington NM returned from Austin where they attended the funeral of B J Walker son of Mrs J D Walker and brother of M B Walker Mrs Cates and Mrs Goodrich He was field representative for the Texas State Federation of Labor and a former official with the American Federation of Labor He died last Wednesday in Austin Funeral services were held Sunday and burial followed There are survivors including his wife Mrs B J Walker sister Mrs Jessie Bateman brother Harold Walker and three nephews and three nieces
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J. D. Walker
Iva Cates
M. B. Walker
Amarillo
Mattie Goodrich
Lovington
Austin
B. J. Walker
Walker
Texas State Federation of Labor
Cates
Goodrich
Jessie Bateman
Ithaca, NY
Harold Walker
Bakersfield
Cal
Liquor law violators fined in Texas courts
Texas Liquor Control Board agents announced fines for selling whiskey on Sunday. J C Emmerson Jr of Dumas and P C May of Dumas were fined 100 and 200 dollars respectively. J H Waas of Four Way paid 300 and had his Circle Bar permit canceled after two guilty pleas. Paul s Club Borger owned by Oscar Farmer to face 15 day suspension for allowing intoxicated patrons.
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Texas Liquor Control Board
Moore County
J. C. Emmerson, Jr
Dumas
P. C. May
J. H. Waas
Circle Bar
Paul's Club
Borger
Oscar Farmer
Farmer
Dalhart Man Pleads Guilty to Sunday Bootlegging
Jack Smith, a Dalhart resident, yesterday paid $100 and costs in Dal lam County court after pleading guilty to a Sunday bootlegging charge.
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Dalhart
Dallam
Murrow to be Installed as Woodmen Camp Commander
W D Murrow will be installed as consul commander of Woodmen of the World Alamosa Camp No 502 at 8 oclock Wednesday night in IOOF Hall 312 East Fifth Installing officer will be George W Hine Abilene state commander Others to be installed are E D Anderson advisory lieutenant F L Cook banker Roy Burch escort W E Blessing watchman W H Harrell sentry D Hanes Ray Baskett and P H Norman auditors A movie showing fraternity in action will be included in the program.
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W. D. Murrow
Woodmen of the World
Alamosa Camp No. 502
Ioof Hall
East Fifth
George W. Hine
Abilene
E. D. Anderson
F. L. Cook
Roy Burch
W. E. Blessing
W. H. Harrell
D. Hanes
Ray Baskett
P. H. Norman
Fraternity
Set Fires Are On Increase in U.S. Fire Loss
Purdue University public safety institute director Joseph L. Lingo warned at the 22nd annual fire department instructors conference in Memphis that arson is rising in the United States and likely to continue upward as business conditions slacken. He noted fires for profit would increase.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.P
Public Safety Institute of
Purdue University
United States
Joseph L. Lingo
Fire Department
Lingo
Amarillo to Seek 3.5 Million Bond for Schools
Area bond experts met with the Amarillo school board to discuss financing a three to three and a half million dollar bond issue. A 20 year maturity with a 10 year call option was favored to cover needs for three to four years and allow refinancing at lower rates. The plan may include expanding Amarillo High, a new junior high, and an elementary school south of Twenty fourth Street. The board aims to stay within a seven percent tax value limit and will seek public approval within 90 days after formal approval. Census counts show 9,106 pre‑school children and 13,100 scholastics.
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Amarillo
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Waddill
Amarillo High School
Elizabeth Nixson
Bonham
Milam
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Fortieth
Lipscomb
Plainview
Supt
Chas. M. Rogers
Puts the Load On Their Feet Puts the Load On Their Feet
In Detroit two would be holdup men fled after Daniel Sluka 34 dropped two five gallon buckets of ice cream on their feet. The attempted robbery ended with the gunmen limping away down an alley.
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Detroit
Daniel Sluka
Sluka
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