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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1946
Page
6
Twelve month old Ted Randall Wade died at his parents home 802 North Polk. Survived by parents two brothers Wade grandparents in San Diego and Amarillo. Services set for 10 am Monday at Blackburn Shaw chapel with burial in Llano cemetery.
Molotov agrees to add Austria to the Paris peace talks agenda and says the Italian crisis must be watched to prevent fascist revival. U S officials note Washington sees Italy now stabilizing while France pushes Austria as a preliminary issue ahead of broader treaty discussions.
Miss Timmye Berg of Amarillo has been pledged to Chi Epsilon at the University of Colorado Boulder. She is a senior in civil engineering and the sole woman among 36 in her class, with over 1100 students. Berg has held multiple honors from Amarillo High and College, is active in church and music, and serves in professional societies.
Mrs. Thomas C. Jensen of Austin, representative of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, will fill three speaking dates in Amarillo today. She will speak at 9:45 AM before the Adult Department No. 4, First Baptist Sunday School. at 11 AM in Buchanan Street Methodist Church auditorium. and at 8 PM in Pierce Street Baptist Church. An organization meeting is set Monday at 4 PM in the First Baptist Church parlor. all ministers and friends invited.
Charles M. Reynolds 64 died early Saturday at 700 North Grant. Funeral services will be at Blackburn Shaw chapel Monday afternoon with Rev. P. Gates officiating. Burial in Llano cemetery. He was an Amarillo resident since 1913, an engineer at Amarillo Army Air Field, active in Masonry. Survived by widow Mrs Curtis Reynolds, two daughters Helen Lester and Dorothy Rutledge, brother Ernest Reynolds, five grandchildren.
Funeral services for C. M. Coursey, 66, a former Amarillo resident who died Friday in Wichita Falls, will be held at 2 PM Monday at Blackburn-Shaw Chapel with Rev. J. D. Horton of Pierce Street Baptist Church officiating. Pallbearers are H. E. Wooten, C. B. Potter, Orville Deaver, J. W. Hogan, Fred Krohn and Holden Bland. Interment at Llano Cemetery. Survived by widow, two sons W. V. and A. C. Coursey, and sister Miss Daisy Mae Coursey, Amarillo.
Oscar Lowe, jailed since May 8 on a murder charge in the beating death of Tom Keith at a Fourth Street cat house, was freed on $10,000 bond after a habeas corpus hearing. Lowe, 55, pleaded not guilty after indictment by the Potter County grand jury and arraignment before Judge Henry Bishop.
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