Los Amores Class Party Hosts Honor Tenth Avenue Church
Mr and Mrs A G Ray Mr and Mrs Bob Maxwell and Mr and Mrs Virgil Lemaster hosted a covered dish supper and 42 party for the Los Amores Class of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church on Friday evening. Attendees included R N Stewart W F Pray Coran E Hawton R H Grooms G R Maxwell R V Hatley G A Shull E A Leach Glenn Miller Carter Veazey Cloyce Gordon Noel Rickman H L Knox Rev and Mrs E Lee Stanford Miss Dorothy Tredway and numerous children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Ray
Bob Maxwell
Virgil Lemaster
Los Amores
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Messrs
Mesdames
R. N. Stewart
W. F. Pray
Coran E. Hawton
R. H. Grooms
G. R. Maxwell
R. V. Hatley
G. A. Shull
E. Lee Stanford
Dorothy Tredway
Dickie Hatley
Billy Shull
Evelyn Shull
Larry Leach
Lana Leach
Kaye Miller
Sharon Miller
David Veazey
Barbara Lemaster
Wayne Gordon
Lee Gordon
Linda Gordon
Glenn Lloyd Rickman
Arnold Lee Knox
Jerry Stewart
Cynthia Stewart
Jimmy Maxwell
Paula Sue Maxwell
Surgeon opens office for bone and joint surgery practice
A physician announces the opening of his office to provide bone and joint surgery services, inviting patients to seek expert care for orthopedic needs.
Temple Baptist WMU Meeting Highlights Mission Study
The Women's Missionary Union of Temple Baptist Church met at Mrs. Roy Turner’s home for a devotional led by Mrs. W. E. Robinson. Tom Clark directed the program on A Year of Commemoration of Women's Missionary Union Work with several officers and guests present. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Upton on West Sixteenth Street. It notes aSnakebite statistic about venomous snakes and pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Union of
Temple Baptist Church
Roy Turner
Taylor
W. E. Robinson
Tom Clark
Poplar Grove Elects Chairman in IOOF Hall Meeting
Poplar Grove held a regular session at IOOF Hall with Mrs. Bessie Melvin presiding. Committees were named Welfare Civic Telephone Publicity Sick Investigating and three new members approved. Mary Hurley named reporter. Next meeting set for February 4 at 7 30 in IOOF Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Grove
Woodman Circle
Ioof Hall
Bessie Melvin
Jennie Lindbloom
Lee March
Elizabeth McCarty
Mary Hurley
Gertrude Pennington
Ruby Bunch
Mary Bell Fields
Birdie Ellis
Georgie Easum
Vera Goodman
Georgie Ford
Josephine McNeilly
Annie Lou Norman
IOOF
Auxiliary Meeting and Insurance Trip Highlights
The Red Carnation Lodge No. 345 auxiliary met in IOOF Hall with Mrs. Bessie Melvin presiding. A refreshment committee included Violet Hunsucker and Ruth Eubanks among others. many members attended. F B Abe Martin, district manager for Businessmen's Assurance, returned to Amarillo after a three week South trip, including Boca Raton All Star meeting and a visit to Oak Ridge Tennessee and its atomic bomb plant. he noted snow and cold returning to Texas.
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Red Carnation Lodge No
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
IOOF
Bessie Melvin
Violet Hunsucker
Jessie Howes
Ruth Eubanks
Nora Huddleston
Frances Howes
Clara Throckmorton
Martha Porter
Eva Beaver
Arminta Lindsey
Ruby Bunch
Myrtle Mann
Mamie Throckmorton
Pearl Snider
Maggie Wallace
Maybelle Baird
Louise Devine
Maggie Jenness
Myrtle Massey
Marlin
Florida
Mee
F. B
Abe” Martin
Businessmen's Assurance Company
Amarillo
South
French Address Puzzles Postal Authorities Here
Amarillo postmaster W D De Grassi said a morning letter from Melle Michel Grene Arcueil France to Maddemoiselle Marguerite Francois Eleonore is written wholly in French and cannot be traced locally. A translator could help decode the Greek like address.
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Amarillo
W. D. de Grassi
Melle Michel Grene
Arcueil
France
Maddemoiselle Marguerite Francois Eleonore
M. F. Eleonore
Funeral set for Mrs. Mabel Pinkney of Amarillo
Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Pinkney, president of Pinkney Packing Co., will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with Dr. R. Thomson officiating. Burial follows at Llano Mausoleum. Surviving relatives include daughter Peggy Dee of Amarillo, sister E M Goveia of Hollywood, and brother William Painter of Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Pinkney
Pinkney Packing Company
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
R. Thomson
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Miller
Art Miller
Harry Faulkner
John T. Hemingway
Dean White
Harris Kimbrough
Demsey Winn
Llano Mausoleum
Monroe
Amarillo
Ray R. Pinkner
Frm
Pinkney
Leo F. Fink
Peoria
Ill
Pinckney
Presbyterian Church
Peggy Dee
E. M. Goveia
Hollywood
Cal
William Painter
Naval Reserve to Meet at Amarillo College Tonight
The Naval Organized Reserve will convene in the Amarillo College auditorium at 7 30 this evening. Members will receive pay for the last quarter of 1947 at the session led by Lt. Conrad John J Vandale battalion commander with Lt. Ray Small in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Organized Reserve
Amarillo College
Conradr
John J. Vandale
Ray Small
Amarillo Escapes Laryngo Tracheobronchitis Epidemic
Health officials report Amarillo and Panhandle cities have not faced the epidemic form of laryngo tracheobronchitis seen in the South Plains. Six deaths in Littlefield and four in Midland over two weeks are linked to the illness, mainly affecting infants and young children. Treatments include sulfa drugs and penicillin. schools in Littlefield close lower grades. Abilene hospitals are near capacity with most admissions near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
South Plains
West Texas
Littlefield
Midland
Lubbock
Plainview
Abilene
Burglars Steal Purse From Ann Hills Home
Burglars entered Ann Hill's residence at 3609 Tyler last night and took a purse containing about $60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hill
Tyler
Funeral Held for Mrs. E. E. Able in Sapulpa
Mrs. E. E. Able, grandmother of Mrs. R. S. Hatcher, aged 71, was laid to rest in Sapulpa Oklahoma. The Hatcher couple attended the funeral and returned home afterward. A separate advertisement promotes AYDS weight loss candy with claims of rapid losses and a money back guarantee from pharmacies in Amarillo Clovis Clayton Portales and Tucumcari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Hatcher
Polk
Sapulpa
Okla
E. E. Able
Hatcher
Medica
Amarillo
Clovis
Clayton
Portales, NM
And
Tucumeari, NM
Stolen 1936 Studebaker From Fincher Residence
Police pursue a 1936 Studebaker sedan stolen Saturday night from A. E. Fincher at 510 East Fourth. The vehicle was taken from the 400 block of Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fincher
Studebaker
A. E. Fincher
East Fourth
Fillmore
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Charles B. Sadler, M. D
Washington Ave
Temple Baptist
WMU Meeting
Ideal Food Store
Sixth
Mississippi
American Gas Association
Rescue Home
North West First
Church of God and Christ
M. J. Black
Mrs. Pinkney
Naval Reserve
Kohler Bros
Chase & Sanborn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Fed
M. L. Boykin
Pioneer
FLY Pioneer
Pioneer Hie Lines
Schell-Munday
Karleene Horton
J. D. Horton
Hatharean Social Club
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Marie Earle
Herbert
Advertia
Hite Swan
Corret St
Tin
Auiner ON
Tommy
Tommy Bandy
del Haven
Gerber
Tommy's
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