Joseys Return After Ada Revival Music Charge
Mr and Mrs John Josey of 1117 Florida have returned to Amarillo after two weeks in Ada Oklahoma where they led music for a revival at the First Baptist Church in Ada.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
9
Mr and Mrs John Josey of 1117 Florida have returned to Amarillo after two weeks in Ada Oklahoma where they led music for a revival at the First Baptist Church in Ada.
North Amarillo Kiwanis Club plans a benefit auction at 8 p m next Friday at Horace Mann School to raise about 3000 dollars for the Will Rogers Day Nursery at 702 North Johnson. Merchandise in demand includes war scarce items like cigarettes sugar gasoline bed sheets and nylon hose plus an inner spring mattress already secured. Bill Utterback leads the merchandise drive with members actively scouting for suitable dream articles.
Miss Dorothy Jean Warner of Los Angeles visits her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs J F Cunningham at 2119 Lipscomb in California.
Mrs Royce G Standifer of 1512 Taylor informed her that Pfc Standifer has landed in New York after five months stationed in Europe and will likely be home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Melton Evans and Mr and Mrs Wayne Evans residents of 1512 Tavier move to Long Beach California Melton Evans works for a trailer company and is listed in the notice as moving away.
Cpl Roger Brown stationed on Long Island returns home tomorrow after a two week visit with wife Mrs Brown of 1207 Buchanan. Mr and Mrs R B Burnett and children Bonnie Joyce and Cadet Bobby Burnett of 4118 Tyler vacation in the mountains of New Mexico for two weeks. A Texas court summons orders George Fowler to appear in Amari llo for divorce filed by Maxine Fowler on April 23 1945 alleging extreme cruelty. The case number is 18947 and the hearing is set for the first Monday after forty two days from issuance with judge and clerk signs shown.
Adolph J. Sabath a 79 year old Chicago Democrat who has served 39 years in Congress is noted as the longest serving member. A pension fund detail is discussed in connection with his benefits. The item also notes vacations of Russel Howe and Harold Gorman with their family addresses.
In Washington June 22 congresswoman Mary Norton challenges a technicality in her pension bill for lawmakers. The measure would allow qualified federal workers to contribute to a pension fund and retire after meeting age and service requirements with CSC guidance highlighting unseen obstacles.
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