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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1945

Page

2

VC Members To Get Pins At Victory Command Meeting

Thirty girls will receive pins for 75 hours of service to Victory Command. Leo Wilmeth, volunteer chairman, announces a meeting at the Auditorium USO at 7 30 pm where Miss Elna Smith will be introduced as staff assistant replacing Mrs Tyrrell who leaves this month. An Army officer will discuss the WAC merits.

Victory Command Leo Wilmeth Auditorium Uso Elna Smith Amarillo Brownsville Carol Unruh Tyrrell Tyrrell Army WAC Rachel Armstrong Betty Jane Baker Amayllis Beard Jean Bechtel Aitater Nola Bianks Shirley Carter Carol Ann Clemmons LaFern Couch Betty Dellis Betty Low Ells- Worth Cleo Garrett Connie Garrett Zeona Gilbreath Betty Glnasgow Clare Nail Helen Hamilton Sean Harper Lois Henderson Sonia Lieberman Eva Jane Hurd Mar- Cille Morrison Bernice Nussbaum Mary Park Betty Rapp Doris @eanne Sanford Lea Schwaller Patricia Winberg Mary Gantt

Washington Workers Can Eat on $1 a Day

Mrs. Marge Toler, civilian recruiter at the United States Employment Service in Washington, advertises that federal workers can eat in government cafeterias for one dollar per day with larger meals at a dollar twenty five. She notes the Navy Department offers civilian typing and stenography jobs for women, and warns those in essential industries not to apply. The Navy promises satisfactory lodging, recreational and cultural activities, and rewarding assignments.

Washington, D. C Marge Toler Naral United States Public Health Service Navy Mary Services Navy Department

Youth Held in Jail On Forgery Charge

A 17 year old Shallowater youth named Rowan Richerson is held in the county jail on a Lubbock forgery indictment and a Liberal Kansas warrant. He is accused of forging checks over about four years totaling around $2000 and passing forged checks in Amarillo. He was arrested while eating supper in a downtown hotel and will be brought before Potter County grand jury. Checks, signed C J Trigg Administrator for Ed Estate, ranged from 15 to 40 dollars each. Richerson had been sent to reform school in 1943 but was paroled last month.

Snc Lubbock Liberal Kan Rowan Richerson Amarillo Potter County Grand Durr C. J. Trigg Adm Richerson John Kyle Reform School

Timberwolf Division Servicemen Arrive in Amarillo

Three Amarillo Timberwolves from the 104th Infantry Division return from Europe. Pfc Charles J. Lundy, Pvt Pat Connally, and Pvt Lee R. Collins receive the Combat Infantryman Badge and Bronze Star for campaigns in France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany.

Amarillo “Timberwolves Charles J. Lundy Lee R. Collins Pat Connally Europe Lundy Charles L. Lundy France Belgium Holland Germany Connally Mike L. Connally Caldes Street Collins Locrine Collins Parker 104Th Infantry Timberolf

Circle of First Baptist Women Circles Meet Wednesday

The Circle of the First Baptist Women’s Missionary Union schedules meetings on Wednesday. Multiple circles including Lillie Starmer, Helen Sears, Gertrude Ward, Viola Campbell, Carolyn Neeley, Zelma Hallock, Vera Ramsour, Ruby Parker, Leon Montgomery, Helen Lambert and Martha Belote gather at listed addresses and times. after meetings, members will visit Palo Duro Club for lunch. The church nursery will be open.

First Baptist Women's Missionary Union Lillie Starmer C. J. Roberts Jackson Helen Sears J. P. LeNeveu Bughes Gertrude Ward L. C. Hail Georgia Viola Campbell H. C. Pipkin Hughes Carolyn Neeley J. I. Beeman East Fourteenth Zelma Hallock C. E. Osgood Fountain Terrace Vera Ramsour Ed Hatchett West Fifteenth Ruby Parker Leon Montgomery Tyler Helen Lambert Oselle Harris Travis Palo Duro Club Martha Belote Lord Roberson Polk

MISS WEEKS RETURNS FROM SIX WEEKS VACATION

Miss Betty Joyce Weeks daughter of Mr and Mrs John Weeks 1222 Crockett returned from New York City yesterday after a six weeks vacation visiting friends.

Miss Weeks Betty Joyce Weeks John Weeks Crockett New York City

Snake Invades Breakfast Scene at Lamar Street Home

Mrs. P. L. Rogers and Mrs. Marvin Dishlap were startled by a black and white spotted venomous snake slithering through a breakfast room at 616 Lamar. The women screamed, a hoe and broom were used, and the snake was killed.

P. L. Rogers Lamar Marvin Dishlap

Dorothy Patrick Century-Stage Beauty Builds Hollywood Path

Dorothy Patrick, known as the Chesterfield girl and cover model for Cosmopolitan and other magazines, returns to Hollywood after establishing herself in New York. The American citizen describes her size, hobbies, and ambitions including aviation, piano, golf, swimming, and acting dreams, with talk of possibly sharing a screen with Jimmy Stewart.

Taste Miss Patrick New York Powers Popular Photography Liberty McFadden Publications Cosmopolitan Bradshaw Crandell Dorothy Patrick Hollywood Trish Jimmy Stewart

Brother-in-Law of Mrs Stroud Killed in Clovis Plane Crash

Dillon Conn brother-in-law of Mrs J Ernest Stroud of 2114 Jackson was killed in a Clovis plane crash after engine trouble at takeoff. A passenger soldier was in critical condition. Conn died en route to the hospital. He operated the airport.

Dillon Conn J. Ernest Stroud Jackson Clovis

Betty Hayward Leaves for Albuquerque Visit

Miss Betty Hayward of 1919 Harri left today for Albuquerque New Mexico for a vacation month long.

Albuquerque Betty Hayward Harri N. M

Timetable of Redeployment of U.S. Army Divisions

Paris dispatch lists redeploying units of the 4th 8th and 87th Infantry as well as the 2nd 5th 13th Armored and 44th 28th 30th 35th and 45th Infantry. Units progress via Le Havre port and staging areas with arrivals in New York and various cities in France and early next week.

Paris United States 2Nd High Seas Sth 44Th Infantry New York Queen Elizabeth 13Th Armored le Havre 20Th Armored High 28Th Infantry 30Th Infantry Camp Oklahoma City Reims 35Th Infantry 45Th Infantry 5Th Infantry

Missing Woman Geneva Kearns Sought By Husband With $100 Reward

C L Kearns offers 100 dollars for information locating his wife Geneva Kearns who vanished with her three sons since June 18. He suspects she is near Amarillo and pleads for tips about Jimmy Don eight Tommy Dean seven Hoyt Eugene five. He last saw them at 12 30 p m that day and has been worried ever since.

C. L. Kearns Geneva Kearns Kearns Hoyt Eugene Mrs. Kearns Mr. Kearns

Mexican Inn Reopens After Two-Week Closure

The Mexican Inn ends a two week closure to catch up on food rationing points and will reopen tonight. Manager Fred Jupe announces Ermon Gray and His Orchestra will continue providing music for diners and dancers in the cabaret. The menu features American and Mexican foods.

Fred Jupe Ermon Gray

Farrs Headed to Pasadena California

Mr and Mrs W J Farr of 3410 Hayden travel to Pasadena California tomorrow. They will be joined by their daughter and son in law Mrs Jenning R David and Mr David who have vacationed here for two weeks.

California W. J. Farr Hayden Pasadena Cal Jenning R. David David

Markets and Livestock Rundown From Chicago and Kansas City

Market summary shows Merrill Lynch Dow Jones averages at 1 PM with declines across all indices. Chicago hogs and cattle trade steady to firm with top hogs at 14.75 and cattle to 18.00, while hogs and sows in Kansas City stay steady with good near-term demand and competing prices for steers and heifers.

Dow-Jones Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner & Beane Chicago Livestock Chicago Best Kansas City USDA NEW York Stock Exchange Armour & Co. A At& SF Aviation Corp Ble Baldwin Loco Pendix Aviation Bethlehem Steeee Douglas Aircraft Tte General Electric General Motors Gillette Goodyear Peewee Int Harvester Kennecott Lockheed Eee Ohio O Packard Ration S*eee Pan Amer Airways Faramount Penn Eee Eeseense Rep Steel Ee St Jo Lead Ce Wilson & Co. Heeesee White Motors Warner Pros Woolworth Western Union

Courthouse records list deeds and marriage licenses

Warranty deeds show Dan B Boone to Mamie Boone and L Stewart to Owen Vinsonhaler with parcels in Belle Wilson Ward and Plemons Adda. Marriage licenses include Warren Williamson to Doris Bynum, Joseph Vermach to Hassie Turner, and Dave Mints to Ethel Tope.

Dan B. Boone Mamie Mae Boone Eakle L. Stewart Owen T. Vin.sonhaler Mirror Adda Belle Wilson Ward G. W. Camp Plemons Adda Warren Joe Williamson Doris FE. Bynum Joseph Vermach Hassie Marta Turner Dave O. Mints Ethel Tope

Mrs Kent Leaves for Longview Visit

Mrs Pauline Kent of 1622 Hayden departed yesterday for Longview to visit her sister Mrs C K Brown.

Mrs. Kent Pauline Kent Hayden Longview C. K. Brown

Seek Increase In YWCA Rolls

YWCA plans to grow membership discussed by the association membership committee at YWCA headquarters led by Mrs. J L Sparks. They reviewed the tentative 1946 budget and proposed January to January dues year alignment. A quarterly mimeographed news sheet was considered and a panel on YWCA work set for August 29 lunch at the Presbyterian Church. The August meeting will be skipped due to absences. the next gathering is at 2 PM on the first Monday in September.

YWCA Association J. L. Sparks D. T. Leachman Council of Church Women Presbyterian Church F. J

List of Ladies Named in Notable Society Event

The document lists McMahan, Mrs. D. T. Leachman, Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. A. O. Knox, Mrs. W. E. Gee, Mrs. Arthur Bluhm, Mrs. Neal Cannon, Mrs. C. W. Seibel, Mrs. George Hammock, Mrs. J. R. Wiggins and Miss Virginia Blackwell as attendees or honorees in the society article.

Panhandle Grapes Thrive After Severe Freezes

The Panhandle reports a shift in fruit success as grapes prove resilient after repeated frost events. While apricots peaches plums and other fruits suffered freezes this year grapes produced an exceptionally heavy yield due to later blooming and avoidance of late spring blizzards.

Panhandle

Westinghouse Officials Meet Tonight for Amarillo Branch

Westinghouse Electric Officials and local Amarillo industrial leaders gather to observe the opening of a Westinghouse factory branch. KF R Price of Dallas will manage the Amarillo office, to be introduced at a 7 PM Capitol Hotel dinner meeting.

Westinghouse Electric Corporation Amarillo Westinghouse KF. R. Price Dallas Capitol Hotel

Amarillo Business Leaders Meet in Dallas District Tour

Amarillo on business is represented by W. C. Healey manager of the Dallas district L. W. McLeod division manager from St. Louis Mo R. H. Phach division manager from St. Louis H. J. Kongabel district manager from El Paso W. C. Drier engineering manager for Texas and J. A. Murphy office supervisor of the Dallas district.

Amarillo W. C. Healey Dallas L. W. McLeod St. Louis R. H. Phach H. J. Kongabel el Paso W. C. Drier Texas J. A. Murphy

Belfast Named Ireland’s Leading Industrial Center

Belfast is identified as the foremost industrial hub in Ireland, noted for its concentration of factories, docks and mills driving the country’s economic activity.

Belfast Ireland

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