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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1947
Page
6
Texas State University for Negroes will start its first term in September. Craig Cullinan, board chairman, announced the opening plans. Mrs. Floyd Lemons of West Thirteenth visited Panhandle House. board members met to finalize arrangements without a definite opening date in early September.
Bootsie, a Boston Terrier owned by Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pittman of 1110 West Fifteenth, chews gum for months and even sniffs out gum in visitors pockets. The dog loves coffee and grapes, prefers vegetables to meat, and is due to have a litter soon.
Mrs. H. W. Keahey of Roaring Springs visits sister Mrs. J. A. Brannen at 900 Broadmoor.
Five state Highway 66 associations meet at the Herring Hotel to form a national group led by Bob Clark of Shamrock. Present are Walter Muller of California Leo Weaver of Arizona Ralph Jones of New Mexico and W C Jones of Oklahoma with goals to push new construction and promote the road to the West Coast and military uses. Kansas Missouri and Illinois representatives are absent.
Skyline Needle Club members met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. H. Z. Yarbrough’s home 110 Skyline. Mrs. Hutto joined guests Mesdames Charlie McMurphy Rachel Garner Doyle Cowart and W. H. Ogden for needlework and refreshments. The next session is July 10 at 2 30 in the home of Mrs. W. H. Fox 204 Valley.
Dr. F B Clark head of economics at Texas A M College was dismissed effective immediately by the board after promoting publicity against the college administration The board said he could not prove his claims and did not pursue civilian ROTC status The incident followed January student protests at the campus against President Gilchrist and hazing reforms The article notes Clark had been instrumental in leveling charges against Gilchrist
Pvt Turner W Burns of 1707 Lincoln St is ordered to the separation center at Fort Sam Houston for discharge from the Army. He has been stationed at Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston.
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