Dumas Pack Wins Palaya in Ellwood Park
Dumas Pack 33, sponsored by the Dumas Rotary Club with Cubmaster Gas ton Wells, captured first place in the 13th annual Cub Scout Palaya at Ellwood park. They won pack yell, sack race, and do-this-do-that drill. Other winners: Pack 45 Dalhart second, Pack 24 Amarillo third, Pack 22 Glenwood School.
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Dumas
Dumas Rotary Club
Gaston Wells
Ellwood Park
Dalhart
Pine Street Methodist Church
A. T. Welborn
First Christian Church of
Amarillo
L. L. Bonner
Glenwood School
Cub Scout Pack Awards Report From Event
J W Holt served as Cub masten and placed fourth while ribbons were given to winning packs and home place event winners. George Vanderpool chaired the Cub committee and acted as chief judge.
Scout Officials State Meeting of Llano Estacado Council
An executive board dinner meeting of the Llano Estacado Boy Scout Council is set for 6:30 PM Tuesday at the American Legion Hall. Main business includes charter review and a year in review covering organization leadership training finance camping health and safety and advancement with noted leaders and Max Hatfield and W J Hiatt participating.
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Llano Estacado Boy Scout Council
American Legion
Hall
Leo Southern
Bob Brummal
Lon D. Edwards
Lewis P. Fields
H. A. S Tuck
Dumas
J. E. Spann
Max Hatfield
Dallas
W. J.hiatt
Continuance Requested in Gilmore Burglary Trial
District Attorney Herman Pipkin filed a motion this morning for a continuance in Forest O. Gilmore’s burglary case. Gilmore was slated for trial in the 47th District Court over the Woodruff and Cooper Construction Company office break in the Mays Building. The request cites the absence of a material witness.
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Herman Pipkin
Forest O. Gilmore
Gilmore
47Th District Court
Woodruff and Cooper Construction Company
Mays
Pipkin
Decorated for Combat Action in Korea Dellis Receives Bronze Star
Amarillo soldier Corporal John T Dellis 2501 Taylor has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in combat operations in Korea. Official citation reached his grandmother Mrs T S Dellis of Taylor Street and notes his devotion to duty reflecting great credit upon himself and the military service. Dellis is with the 27th Ordnance Maintenance Company First Cavalry Division and has been in Korea since last September. He joined the Army in Amarillo High School in 1948 and worked at Plains Creamery during summers. His sister Mrs Wayne Gilbert and another sister Viola Dellis, plus aunt Esther Dellis, reside in Amarillo.
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Dellis
T. S. Dellis
Taylor Street
Esther Dellis
Sanborn School
Corporal Dellis
Amarillo
Wayne Gilbert
Filmore
Viola Dellis
27Th Ordnance Maintenance Company
First Cavalry Division
Korea
Army
Amarillo High School
The
Plains Creamery
Roy M. Jenkins Rites Today
Funeral services for Roy Melvin Jenkins age 52 are set for 3 p.m. in the Ivy Chapel Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Roy B. Flippo officiating. Pallbearers include Ted Williams Tom Thomas Paul Craig Q O Brown Buster Norris and J C McCartley. Burial at Llano Cemetery. Survivors: wife Della Jenkins two sons Jack and Bill Jenkins both of Lubbock three stepchildren J B Turner Fort Bragg NC Junior Turner Childress and Mrs Dorothy Conner Athens Tex parents Dan and Mrs Jenkins Sulphur Springs six brothers J D Arthur T C A B Jenkins and Charley Jenkins Sulphur Springs Lester Jenkins Dallas four sisters Jeanie Wright Ada Clark Sulphur Springs Lena Phillips Dallas Dellah Payne Lubbock.
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Roy Melvin Jenkins
Ivy
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Roy B. Flippo
Bethel Missionary Baptist Church
Ted Williams
Tom Thomas
Paul Craig
Q. O. Brown
Buster Norris
J.C. McCartley
Llano
Mr. Jenkins
Monroe
Sulphur Springs
Tex
J. D. Jenkins
Arthur Jenkins
T. C. Jenkins
A. B. Jenkins
Charley Jenkins
Lester Jenkins
Dallas
Jeanie Wright
Ada Clark
Lena Phillips
Dellah Payne
Lubbock
Metal Fabricators To Study Rulings In Dallas
Panhandle Plains metal fabricators invited to a Dallas meeting Thursday to discuss OPS regulations. Four staff from the National Production Authority will attend along with Ernest Tutt, regional director for the US Department of Commerce. Sessions run 10 AM to 3 PM at the Adolphus Hotel, focusing on processing applications for critical materials and the Controlled Materials Plan set to take effect July 1, sponsored by the Dallas Wholesale Manufacturers Association.
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Panhandle Plains Metal Fabricators
Dallas
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
National Production Authority
Washington
Adolphus
Dallas Manufacturing Wholesalers Association
Amarillo Men Win Insurance Honors
Eleven Amarillo men were named to the Leaders Round Table of Texas and will receive awards at the Texas Association of Life Underwriters annual convention in Galveston June 15 16. Names include Archie Castleberry Billy Curry Lee Roy Gill E G Storseth Horace B Gooch Harris L Landon F B Martin Zeb A Moore Joe Nall Sam Page and Roy L Sessions representing multiple life companies.
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Amarillo
Leaders Round Table of
Texas
Texas Association of Life Underwriters
Galveston
Archie Castleberry
Southland Life
Billy Curry
Lee Roy Gill
E. G. Storseth
American General Life
Horace B. Gooch
Gibraltar Life
Harris L. Landon
Southwestern Life
F. B. Martin
Businessmen's Assurance
Zeb A. Moore
Kansas City Life
Joe Nall
State Reserve Life
Sam Page
Great Southern Life
Roy L. Sessions
Jefferson Standard Life
Round Table
The
Sophomore Choirs Banquet at Herring Hotel Tonight
Amarillo High School sophomore choirs hold their annual spring banquet at 8 PM in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel. Miss Tennie Thompson, director, arranged a program with solos barber shop quartet singing duets and a melodrama narrated by Bill Mobley plus Floradora sextet and chorus performances.
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Amarillo High School
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Tennie Thompson
Bill Mobley
Floradora
Your Daily Horoscope by Stella Monday May 14
Daily guidance notes strong taste and tact from Taurus to Sagittarius. The piece previews zodiac fortunes with brief prompts about career, study, relationships, and personal growth for readers born in May and early June.
Horoscopes Advise Caution And New Efforts Today
A newspaper horoscope page offers signs Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and Aries with guidance to try something new, speak carefully, commit fully to a favored job, and be precise when sharing opinions. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate Inc.
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Aries
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Erna Heidebrecht takes filing clerk role in traffic department
Erna Heidebrecht of 1010 Carolina moved into a filing clerk and office secretary post with the city traffic department today. She previously served as a clerk in the parking meter division.
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Erna Heidebrecht
Carolina
Mrs W E Brice Rites at Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Rites honoring Mrs W E Brice 58 of Silver City NM were set for 4 pm at Griggs Pioneer Chapel with Rev W Silbley of Summit Baptist Church officiating. Pallbearers listed include G H Griffin S L Branom H B Cole T A Bippus R E Singleterry and T L Medlin burial in Liano Cemetery. Mrs Brice a native of Arkansas died Thursday at home in Silver City survivors include husband
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W. E. Brice
Silver City
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
W. §. Silbley
Summit Baptist Church
G. H Griffin
S. L. Branom
H. B. Cole
T. A. Bippus
R. E. Singleterry
T. L. Medlin
Obituary Fragments Mention Brice Dickens and Cole Families
W EF Brice of Silver City leaves three daughters Mrs H EF Ciaton of Amarillo and Mrs E O Estes of Santa Rita NM and Mrs Paul Maxwell of Silver City. three sons M G Dickens of Paducah J G Dickens of Amarillo and James M Cole of Silver City. ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren referenced.
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Silver City
H. EF. Ciaton
Amarillo
E. O. Estes
Santa Rita
Paul Maxwell
M. G. Dickens
Paducah
J. G. Dickens
James M. Cole
Camel Leads by Billions in Mildness Tests
In two years smokers conducted extensive tests on Camel mildness and flavor. Published figures show Camel maintaining a growing lead as America’s top cigarette by billions of cigarettes yearly, with the strongest advantage in 25 years. A coast-to-coast 30 day trial of Camel smokers found no throat irritation from smoking Camels.
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America
Camel
Doctors in every branch asked about cigarette brand
Doctors nationwide were asked which cigarette they smoke. In the survey the Camel brand was named most often, repeating the pattern seen in earlier years. The report highlights doctors across specialties responding to the question.
Camel Cigarettes Proving Ground Ad
An advertising pitch urges smokers to test Camels for 30 days using their T Zone concept to judge throat mildness and taste. It promises Camel’s mild, rich flavor and claims Camel is America's most popular cigarette.
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America
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