Market Show Group To Meet For Summer Apparel Market
Members of the Panhandle Market Show Committee will meet tomorrow at 10 30 in the chamber of commerce conference room to plan the summer apparel market to be held Sunday and Monday. Ben Solnick chairs the committee and will appoint sub committees. The event, the largest apparel show since 1948, will display merchandise at the Herring and Amarillo hotels and includes a progress report on the Amarillo Gift Show set for July 15 16 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Solnick
Amarillo
Leslie Stephenson
Ann Howell
Chamber
Eire Extends Suspension on Easter Foods and Toys
Ireland announces another year of duties suspension on Easter foods and toys, extending tax relief aimed at easing holiday purchases for consumers and retailers amid ongoing economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eire
Divorce Petition Citation In Potter County Texas
Publication citation commands Lillie Ruth Woodell to appear before the Potter County Court of Domestic Relations in Amarillo by 10 AM on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. Case 1165, J L Woodell sue for divorce and child custody on grounds of cruelty and incompatibility, issued June 20, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Lillie Ruth Woodell
Court of Domestic Relations
Potter County
Amarillo
Texas
A.D
J. L. Woodell
Blanche Calhoun
Week of Fun for Amarillo Youth Camp Planned
A day camp for Amarillo youngsters runs next week in Sam Houston Park from 9 30 to 4 30 daily. Children bring picnics, spend the day in the park, and the first session is this week at Memorial Park. Martia Hardin directs the program with Jack Haas as recreation director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Sam Houston Park
Jack Haas
Memorial Park
Martia Hardin
Public Invited To Ranch Dinner By Altar Guild
Members of the Altar Guild of St. Andrews Episcopal Church announce a dinner tomorrow night at the Kruser Ranch near the Canadian River bridge on the Dumas Highway. Public welcome. plates set at $1.50 with proceeds aiding the guild’s fund for altar hangings and vestments.
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Altar Guild
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Kruser Ranch
Canadian River Bridge
Dumas Highway
Britain’s mark remains on Boston state house
The British lion and unicorn still adorn Boston’s old state house in the financial district, a pre Revolutionary structure, confirming enduring colonial symbols on a historic landmark.
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Britain
Boston
U.P
Old State House
Financial District
Potter County 4-H Girls Selected for State Roundup
Rosemary Neusch of St. Francis and Larois Wesley of Cliffside have been chosen to attend the state 4-H Roundup at College Station Sunday through Wednesday. They were selected from 75 Potter County club girls and will join 1,500 to 2,000 youths from across Texas. District 1 4-H members will also attend as unofficial delegates. the two Amarillo High School students depart by train Saturday night.
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Potter County
Rosemary Neusch
St. Francis
Larois Wesley
Cliffside
College Station
Rosemary
Larois
Texas
Amarillo High School
Smith Makes Honor Roll At University of Texas
Amarillo youth Robert Page Smith placed among the top six on UT Austin College of Business Administration spring honor roll. A pre law economics major, he is the son of Mrs. Carol Smith of 925 Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Robert Page Smith
College of Business Administration
University of Texas
Smith
Carol Smith
Bowie
No Trace Of Thugs Or Truck
Brady rancher H. J. Riley was attacked by two hitchhikers near San Angelo and later near Canyon. He was beaten and tied, robbed of 200 in cash and a diamond ring, with a 200 check in his pocket. his 1950 black Chevrolet pickup remains missing. Riley was picked up by a bus driver after escaping his bindings, and he planned to search for his missing shirt hat and glasses. Local sheriff Cantrell reported no trace of the assailants or vehicle.
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Canyon
H. J. Riley
Brady
M. E. Cantrell
Riley
San Angelo
Santa Fe
Cantrell
Doole
McCullough County
Water City
Sterling City
Pistol Expert To Give Exhibition At Noon Club Meeting
Captain Don Lawrence, Texas DPS firearms instructor and holder of five world pistol records, will demonstrate dead-eye shooting at the American Business Club noon meeting in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel. He will shoot a .22 pistol at a 2 1/2 foot backdrop, perform card split, string cutting, candle snuffing, and other feats. Special guests include Captain Polk Ivy of the Amarillo Texas Highway Patrol and Set. A. L. Chilcote. Roy Greenhill to lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lawrence
Texas Department of Public Safety
American Business Club
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Lawrence
Polk Ivy
Amarillo Division
Texas Highway Patrol
Set. A. L. Chilcote
Roy Greenhill
Treasure Hunt Set Saturday at Palo Duro State Park
Treasure coins will be dropped from a plane at 2 p.m. Saturday in Palo Duro State Park to launch the third annual Treasure Hunt. John McCarty says 2386 coins carry prizes from $1 to several hundred dollars, plus 4000 souvenir coins and 2000 Peruvian coins in 5 10 and 20 centavos. The park will close to nontourists until the start, prizes will be certified at El Coronado Lodge, and the event is led by Palo Duro Booster Club heads Don Schomburg and Fist Ansley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro State Park
John McCarty
McCarty
el Coronado Lodge
Palo Duro Booster Club
Don Schomburg
Fist Ansley
Air Reservists Get Promotions From 14th Air Force
Four members from this area receive promotions at Headquarters 14th Air Force Robins AFB Georgia. Raymond L. Monroe rises from technical sergeant to master sergeant along with Joseph F. Crace and Walter O. Kibbe stepping from staff sergeant to technical sergeant. W C Weaver advances from corporal to sergeant.
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Air Force Reserve
14Th Air Force
Robins Air Force Base
Raymond L. Monroe
Sancho Joseph F. Crace
Pittsburgh
Walter O. Kibbe
West Fifth
W. C. Weaver
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Camp Chaffee
US Army
Panhandle Plains
Fifth Armored Division
Ark
Roy H. Morris
Samuel S. Rutledge
Billy B. Holland
Estelline
Ervin L. Sealander
Childress
Omar L. Head
Dick G. Pepin
Pampa
Ted Y. Lokey
John J. DeShazo
Dumas
Jack D. Jones
Bill Parr
Joe C. Richardson
College
Globe
Ohta Ieee
Rocky Mountain
Globe-News
Air Reservists
St.joseph
Polk
Dakar
West Africa
Cannon “Ardmore” Sheets
Brans
Batiste
Wards 8
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