Missionaries to Speak at First Assembly of God
Rev. E. R. Foster announces two missionaries with 96 years in work will speak Sunday at 11 am in First Assembly of God Church. Guests are Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Walker, recently in Cuba, with prior appointments in the Belgian Congo and Peru.
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Assembly of God Church
E. R. Foster
Alvan Walker
Cuba
Mr. Walker
Assemblies of God
Belgian Congo
Africa
Mrs. Walker
Peru
Card Play Reveals East Doubleton Queen In Club Suit
South deduces the queen of clubs is doubleton in the other hand without peeking. After West leads a third trump, South wins in his hand and dummy discards a low club. A sequence of forced discards and a final ace of clubs traps East into revealing the missing queen.
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NEA
Sarasota
South
West
East
Women Mission Team Teaches Abroad Across Caribbean and Mexico
A briefing notes a female mission team led by Mrs. Walker National Sunday School Director for the Assemblies of God. Over the years they have conducted teachers training courses in Cuba Mexico Jamaica the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico as part of their outreach.
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Cuba
CC Schedules Three Meetings
A chamber of commerce board meeting and two committees are set for next week. The wholesale and jobbing committee led by A. K. Wilcoxson meets at 11 Monday in the chamber conference room, and the retail merchants committee led by Lester Stephens meets at 10 Tuesday in the same room. The board’s monthly luncheon, announced by Bill Gilstrap, will be in Room 202 at Herring Hotel on Wednesday.
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Chamber of Commerce Board
Wholesale and
A. K. Wilcoxson
Retail Merchants Committee
Lester Stephens
Chamber
Bill Gilstrap
Herring Hotel
Smileys Return From Vacation at Bank Post
Dale Smiley is back as vice-president of the First National Bank after a two week vacation in Mexico with his wife Mrs. Smiley. He took the first real break in 20 years and spent time fishing on the west coast.
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Dale Smiley
First National Bank
Mrs. Smiley
Mexico
Oil Industry Wins Tax Vote
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to retain the 27 1/2 percent depletion allowance for oil and other mineral products, opposing Treasury proposals to cut oil and natural gas allowances to 15 percent. Rep. Hale Boggs argued oil is vital for defense and urged maintaining production amid Near East unrest.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Boggs
Near East
Pfeiffer Addresses Amarillo Rotary Club Meeting
Leslie Pfeiffer of San Antonio, president of the Texas Classroom Teachers Association, spoke at the Amarillo Rotary Club. Music by the Boys and Girls Choir of Carver School, introduced by Arthur Champion. Densel Dean presided and Floyd Hemphill presented the program.
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Leslie Pfeiffer
San Antonio
Texas Classroom Teachers Association
Amarillo
Rotary Club
Carver School
Arthur Champion
Densel Dean
Floyd Hemphill
Fire destroys garage apartment and barns at Bunch home
Fire destroyed the garage apartment at 2607 Cleveland and two smaller outbuildings plus the barn. Mr. and Mrs. Bunch and their two children were away when the blaze started. A large number of chickens perished. Alarm at 1 39 pm. units back at 3 42 pm.
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B. F. Bunch
T. O. Bunch
Cleveland
Bunch
Central Fire Station
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