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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1946
Page
4
A March 19 incident in Kansas City involved a taxi driver and a passenger who mistook the city for Wilmington. The passenger claimed a prior flight to Wilmington and asked to be taken back to the Los Angeles airport, realizing she was actually in Kansas City.
Eldon Francis Coffee, wife at 3810 West Seventh, was discharged from the Navy at San Pedro after a year of service. A seaman first class, he was stationed at the Naval Training Center in San Diego and plans to resume work as a Amarillo mail carrier for the local Post Office.
Eighteen entries from Amarillo High School head to Goodwell Oklahoma for a two day speech tournament Friday and Saturday. Events include debate declamation extemporaneous speaking dramatic reading and humorous reading. Teachers Jessie Mercer and Vada Bain accompany the group.
Radioman third class Edmond Starkey sails back to his base after a 30 day leave with his mother Mrs Flossie Starkey at 2613 West Sixth. Starkey arrived in the United States after 22 months at sea and saw action in the Palau invasion with a landing craft infantry unit. He has 25 months of Navy duty.
The Green Haven group on the Canyon Highway announced J. L. Keeney as president with runner up in the school popularity contest. Other officers include Sara Wescoat vice president Ruth Huff secretary Mary Ann Smith corresponding secretary Betty Singleton treasurer Betty June Smith reporter Gloria Slagle devotional leader Ann Schulze music chair man Johnny Goodnight librarian and Ann Arnett general manager. New and retiring officers are to be honored.
Next Sunday at the first annual banquet of the group corsages will be presented to the honor guests. American Indians domesticated about 40 plants.
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