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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1950

Page

7

Plains Creamery Starts Building A New $250,000 Plant

Ground was broken for Plains Creamerys new 250000 plant at 300 North Taylor. A F Madison vice president says the facility will be the Southwest’s most modern milk processing plant with a 150 by 122 foot brick and tile building and filtered air system. Walter Wirtz is general contractor and Jones and Hucker are the architects. Existing plants will be marketed. the building should be ready in about six months.

Plains Creamery North Taylor A. F. Madison Mr. Madison Walter Wirtz Jones and Hucker

Scout Council Hears Reports Amarillo District Committee Meeting Notes

Amarillo District Committee of the Llano Estacado Council, Boy Scouts of America, met at American Legion Hall. Loren Young presided as Rev. Leon Hill gave the invocation. Reports covered training, advancement, camping, and regional activities.

Amarillo Llano Estacado Floyde Garwood Richard Silverstein Advancement Committee New American Legion Valley Forge Thomas M. Cash Vega Robert Tennant J. H. Shebert Steve R. Phil

MIT Pictures to Be Shown at Amarillo Hotel

MIT pictures will be shown tonight at 8 o clock on the mezzanine floor of the Amarillo Hotel. A. B. Nicholls regional director for MIT will present the film which should interest MIT graduates engineers and technicians as well as prospective undergraduate and graduate engineering students. Admission is free.

MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology Amarillo Hotel A. B. Nicholls

Missionary to Indians To Talk at Amarillo Bible Church

Albert Garnaat missionary to the Pima Indians in Arizona will speak at a 7 45 pm meeting at the Amarillo Bible Church Fifteenth and One He will be joined by a quartet of Pima Indians providing music and help in the services Garnaat plans a mission to work among Indian tribes in the United States where no current mission work exists He is a former businessman from the area.

Albert Garnaat Arizona Amarillo

Three chaplains travel vast air miles in Far East

Three chaplains assigned to the Far East Air Forces in new Japan travel an estimated 550000 air miles annually to visit their widespread parishes.

Far East New Japan

Thief Steals $2800 From Locked Clothes Locker

Mrs. Hattie Irving hid a purse with 2800 dollars in a rod covered by a dress in a clothes locker. After returning from a walk, she found the money missing, suspecting a clever thief. A Chicago incident reported as a bold theft.

Chicago Hattie Irving

Culbertson On Forgery Charge In White Deer Trial

L. G. Culbertson, about 26, White Deer, faces a forgery charge in 47th District Court for passing a 108.45 draft to Harry Holland Men’s Store at 500 Polk to buy a suitcase, shoes and shirts. The draft drew on Farmers National Bank, White Deer. State rested at 11 30 this morning. defense to be heard this afternoon. Court-appointed attorney J. L. Bagwell represents Culbertson.

L. G. Culbertson White Deer 47Th District Court Culbertson Harry Holland Polk Farmers National Bank J. L. Bagwell

ACS Official Plans Facility Inspections in Amarillo

Mrs. Joseph M. Perkins arrives in Amarillo to inspect American Cancer Society facilities. She will meet district commander Mrs. R. L. Lindsey and Potter County leaders Mrs. Selden Simpson and Mrs. Grace Hopkins. A luncheon at the Amarillo Club honors her before continuing to Fort Worth.

American Cancer Society Joseph M. Perkins Eastland ACS Women’s Field Army Perkins Amarillo R. L. Lindsey Borger Women’s Field Army Selden Simpson Madison Potter County Grace Hopkins Tyler ACS Amarillo Club Fort Worth Texas

Pine tree plantings to shield Okinawa shore

A large area on Okinawa is being planted with Australian pine trees under occupation supervision to protect the coast from salt water flung ashore by high winds. The project aims to create a windbreak and stabilize shoreline erosion as part of coastal defense efforts.

Okinawa

Seek Change in Liquor Permit for Fourth Street Bar

A change of ownership on the beer and wine permit for Fourth Street Bar at 409 East Fourth has been filed with the Texas Liquor Control Board district office. Ownership shifts from Harrel Ray Byars, 500 Pierce, to Guy McDaniel, 810 North Taylor, per liquor board agents.

Fourth Street East Fourth Texas Liquor Control Board Harre! Ray Byars Pierce Guy McDaniel North Taylor Liquor Board

Carrasco Fined for Drunk Driving

Jesus Carrasco of 1704 Cleveland was fined 150 dollars and costs by County Judge Gene Jordan after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Arresting officers said the Latin American ran into a parked car in the 1400 block on Arthur at 9 25 last night.

Jesus Carrasco Cleveland Gene Jordan Carrasco Arthur

Bel Canto Chorale Plans May Day Banquet Tonight

Amarillo High School Bel Canto Chorale will hold its annual banquet at 7 pm tonight at Deil's Ranch House 4800 North East Eighth. A. M. Autrey, director, announced the event with decorations centered on a May Day theme. Arrangements heads are Bill Brooks Jaynet Caterton and Alison Bruner.

Amarillo

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