Gift Honors Memory of Carolyn Kelly
Amarillo High School adds a watercolor titled After the Storm donated by Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Munday and daughters Martha and Carolyn in memory of Carolyn Kelly. Artist Gene Kloss, Taos artist and Academy of Design member, captures a tranquil Taos landscape with a central, suggested man and horses and a calm sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Carolyn Kelly
Lowell Munday
Martha
Carolyn
Munday
Taos
Gene Kloss
Te Academy of Design
Gene Kross
Pursley Held on Stolen Car Charges
Billy Lee Pursley is in custody of Carson County officers facing federal charges of transporting a stolen vehicle across state lines. He was to be transferred to federal custody today as no address was on file. The accused allegedly drove the stolen car from Clinton Oklahoma to Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lee Pursley
Carson County
Pursley
Clinton
Okla
Panhandle
Coat Stolen From Parked Car on West Sixth Avenue
W. T. Skaggs reported a fur lined coat stolen from his automobile on West Sixth Avenue last night. The coat valued at fifteen dollars, was taken from the parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Skaggs
Maryland
West Sixth Avenue
First Danish Fisheries Fair set for July in Jutland
An advertisement announces the First Danish Fisheries Fair will be held in Jutland next July. The event promises exhibits and demonstrations related to the fishing industry, inviting vendors and visitors to participate in the regional trade showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jutland
Merrill Lynch Earnings Set New Record in 1950
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane reported a record net income of 12.544 million for 1950, up from 2.404 million the prior year and 8.834 million in 1945. Amarillo manager Robert Coleman noted gains in local securities sales and rising small investor activity, with profits shared among 86 partners and bonuses totaling 3.935 million. Charles E. Merrill urged expanded production and national cooperation to meet inflation and mobilization goals for 1951 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Robert Coleman
Amarillo
First National Bank
Coleman
Charles E. Merrill
America
Unbelievable Recovery From Rare Surgery
Mrs Eunice Ivey formerly of agticate hionavasion undergoes a pioneering heart operation with an automatic heart machine, reported recovering remarkably in Fort Worth. Surgeon Dr Robert Glover notes progress toward a normal life, with Mrs Ivey able to climb stairs and gaining weight after years of illness since 1946. Her husband Mr Ivey and family plans support as they remain in Fort Worth for continued care and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Ivey
Agticate Hionavasion
Philadelphia
Robert Glover
Ivey
Fort Worth
Harold Read
North Fast Ninth
Glover
Hold Lewis on Rad Check Charge
Robert A. Lewis is being held in Potter County on charges of passing a worthless check to McCartt Super Market. The $10 check dated February 4 lists 1019 Van Buren as his address, while a prior check used 1211 Fi''TM ore. He was scheduled for arraignment today. Madagascar reported lowered export levies on meats and sweet potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Lewis
Potter County
McCartt Super Market
Lewis
van Buren
Amarillo NFFF Officers Elected At Annual Meeting
Oris R. Bruner named president of the Amarillo Chapter of the National Federation of Federal Employees. Officers include Ernestine Murrin as first vice president Leon Dupuy as second vice president M. E. Whittington as third vice president Betty Hamby as secretary treasurer. Executive board members Beulah Lee Carter Roy Morris W J Caserta and Jim Davidson named guardian. Chapter organized in 1949 with 92 members from federal agencies. Active YMCA building fund support pledged. solicitors to contact federal employees for fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oris R. Brunér
Farmers Home Administration
Amarillo
The
Nation Federation of Federal Emes
Ernestine R. Murrin
Bureau of Reclamation
Leon Dupuy
Bureau of Mines
M. E. Whittington
Bureau of Jamation
Betty Hamby
Beulah Lee Carter
Roy Morris
W. J. Casérta
Soil Conservation Service
Jim Davidson
National Organization of Federal Emploves
Post Office Department
NEFF
YMCA
NFFF
U’s
Bruner
Theft of Cable Drums Ties Amarillo Man to $60 Loss
Amarillo police hold a man in connection with the theft of several cable drums valued at about $60 from the Jim McKnight property in the 200 block on North Harrison. The drums were removed from the old McKnight barn and later sold to the City Junk Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Jim McKnight
McKnight
North Harrison
City Junk Company
Rites Tomorrow For D. F. Wilson
Services honoring David Franklin Wilson 80 will be held tomorrow at 2 pm in Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel. Rev J W Sisemore will officiate. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He died yesterday morning at 728 North Pierce after a 14 month illness. Born February 5 1871 in Smith County Texas he moved to the Panhandle in 1911 later farming in Collingsworth County before coming to Amarillo. Survived by wife Launa Wilson four sons Woodrow Clyde Floyd Orville a daughter Opal and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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David Franklin
Blackburn- Shaw
Panhandle
Carson County
Collingsworth County
Ama- 0
The
Baptist Church
Launa Wilson
Floyd BE. Wilson
North Johnson
Woodrow T. Wilson
North Pierce
Clyde FP. Wilson
Orville E. Wilson
Clarendon
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Globe
Jo Ann Walden
LaSalle
Norma Todd
Polk
Larry Siensacs
Madison
BS Co
Harrison
K&m Auto
Tabor Keeling
Bill Moore
Deason
Doc's Liquor
Walter
Ene Store, Inc
South Fillmore
Merill Lynch
cpobe-News
Madagascar
Hala
D. F. Wilson
SAN Jacinto Drug
M. K. Newton
Newton Drug
West 6Th
Tucker
Tucker's Nursery
36Th & Lipscomb
St. — Canyon
Federal Aug & Loan Association
Sir Taylor
Santa Fe
Ployee
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railway Company
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