McDowell Rites Held At Central Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Dallas Charles McDowell son of Mr and Mrs W R McDowell were held at 4 this afternoon at Central Presbyterian Church with Dr R Thom son officiating. Pallbearers listed included Glen D Pike Meredith Rollins Homer Ramsey Jack Capehart Ray Capehart and Ben Walker. He died in Amarillo hospital from blood poisoning secondary to a neck carbuncle after several days illness. He had a blood transfusion but died. he was Amarillo High School graduate and manager of a Phillips Service Station. He is survived by his parents one brother Frank and five sisters Mrs C R Kennison Mrs Sam Pressier Esther and Rachel McDowell and Mrs J A Prestridge. his father is Amarillo chief of police.
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Dallas
Charles McDowell
W. R. McDowell
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
Glen D. Pike
Meredith Rollins
Homer Ramsey
Jack Capehart
Ray Capehart
Ben Walker
Griggs Funeral Chapel
I, 0
O. F
Rebeckah
Young McDowell
Ama
Frank
C. R. Kennison
Sam Pressier
Esther
Rachel McDowell
Amarillo
J. A. Prestridge
Symmetrical blouse features red blue anchor motifs
In Paris on July 23 a linen ecru blouse draws interest with two collar corners—one embroidered with a red anchor, the other with a blue sailor cap. A blue anchor belt ring completes the balanced nautical design with two red and two blue buttons.
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Paris
Patriotic Gloves Featured in Paris Parade
In Paris on July 23 patriotic gloves in white linen with red and blue triangles join the red white and blue parade. The cuffs repeat the colors in a bold linen plaid enhancing the display.
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Paris
Wise Natives Hold Reunion in Palisades Park
Wise County natives now living in Amarillo and the Panhandle gathered at Palisades Park for their annual reunion and picnic. Officers for next year were elected with J. R. Gant of Amarillo as president and FE. M. Williams reappointed secretary. The event included a noon luncheon and speeches honoring early Wise County pioneers.
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Wise County
Amarillo
Panhandle
Palisades Park
T. S. McClennon
Mason King
The
News-Globe
Judge L. Gough
Judge Gough
Potter
Randall
Ben Short
Former Citizens’ Association
J. R. Gant
FE. M
Ross Smith
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Williams
Judge McGehee
Wayside
Palo Duro School
J. T
S. P. Vineyard
KGNC
Dot” Babb
Republicans to Name Men on Saturday
Precinct delegates for Potter County will meet Saturday evening to select delegates to the county Republican Convention, which is set for August 1. Voters north of the Fort Worth and Denver railroad vote at 724 North Williams Street in Amarillo, those west of the Rock Island depot vote at 2811 West Sixth Street, and voters south of the Fort Worth and Denver railroad vote at 2212 Hughes Street. Judge H. H. Cooper is county J. C. P. chairman. The August 1 convention will name delegates to the state Republican convention.
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Potter County
Fort Worth and
Denver
North
Williams Street
Rock Island Railroad
Fort Worth
Rock Island
Amarillo
West Sixth Street
Fort Worth and Denver
Hughes Street
H. H. Cooper
J. Co. P
Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
Classified style notices reveal several reader requests and notices including lost pony seeks owner in Pampa Texas headed for Amarillo, a black imitation leather scrapbook loss with rewards, a housekeeper seeking part time work, a widower seeking companionship, and a colored man wanted for house work at The News Globe. Also requests for quilts and offers to work for rent and a 15 year old seeking light housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corina Hurral
Dial
Tack
Avery
The
News-Globe
Potter County elections split four districts with tight margins
Amarillo reports that about 10,000 votes select one of four Potter County commissioners while the other three districts range around 1,031 votes. Districts 1 and 4 list multiple candidates, with incumbents facing challengers, as voters in precincts 1 through 21 decide district one. In district two M L Parker faces Klinke and Jones. district three features Riggs unopposed and Joe Gray versus Winters. district four includes Percy Gibbs and five opponents. A separate note from Stanton Ohio records a school bell dispute where sentiment favors keeping the bell for sentimental reasons despite rest concerns.
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George May Amarillo
Potter County
Randall-Potter County
Western Avenue
Dammier
Dan Pavillard
EB. M. Pittman
T. A. Reville
M. B. Mobberly
Cliff A. Biggers
J. N. Riggs
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DR. Thomsen
RITES
Police
Pierce ST
National Distillers Product
Windsor
A Ce National Distillers Products Corporation
Penn-Maryland
Windsor Straight
Eeesasaneteneneel
New York, N. Y
A. F. Lumpkin
Fish
Howdy
Ernest
the Panhandle
Municipal Auditorium
142Nd Infantry Band
Ernest Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Bill O'Brien
Globe
Scotty
Wolflin Stables
Elaine Carlson
Summerville Street
Pampa
Texas
Harrison
South East
Oo. W
North West Eighth Avenue
Mrs. F. Robinson
Pierce Street
Dial 2
Margaret
North Fillmore Street
Washington Street
Lincoln Street
Wichita, Street
Commission
Frank E. Buckingham
Lon Sellars
G. C. Fairey
Dummier Farm
East County
Canadian River
M. L. Parker
F. C. Klinke
Henry R. Jones
Bell
Stanton, O
U.P
Stanton
Jayne
Jaynes
Haarlem
Holland
M.1
Huddleston
United States
Teel-Penry Terminix CO
E. L. Bruce Co
Polk St. Ph
Taylor St
Amarillo Bidg
11Th and
van Buren St
Polk St
Randal Drug Store
16Th & van Buren
Randal
Steffen
Edgeworth
UILE
Fitch
Woodbury
Elmo
Cologne
Nelson
Cascal
Putnam Fadeless &c
Johnson's
Pullman
APCO
Pard
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