Youth Caught In Burglary At Service Station
Eugene Collins 18, formerly of Greenville Tenn, charged with burglary after intruder found by Mr Johnson at a service station on 1900 East Tenth around 11 30 p m. Collins said he worked in Amarillo days earlier whitewashing for a painter. Cash amounting to 6 dollars was recovered along with a flashlight and a pair of colored glasses.
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Jaycee Officers to Be Elected at Silver Grill Meeting
The Amarillo Jaycees plan to elect a new president and three vice presidents at this afternoon’s Jaycee board meeting at the Silver Grill. The regular Junior Chamber of Commerce gathering will be held Wednesday noon at the Herring Hotel.
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Sneltar
Jaycee Board
Silver Grill
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Amarillo Jaycees
YMCA to Begin Swimming and Tennis Classes
YMCA will launch summer instruction in swimming and tennis with sessions for boys aged 9 to 17. Swimming classes start at Gem Lake on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. tennis clinics for 10 to 17 year olds run Wednesdays at Enwood Park. Bill Greenwald leads the programs. contact Paul Fowler at the YMCA, phone 3-1716, to enroll.
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Seventh Day Adventist youth program warns against cheap comics
Elder Eric B. Hare told officers and church leaders from about 40 Texico Conference churches that excessive study of funny papers harms youth and erodes ideals. He urged leaders to counteract downward influences and guide children toward higher principles. Louise Meyer discussed cradle roll and kindergarten training with songs and visuals. Sessions run daily, open to the public.
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Washington, DC
Seventh Day Adventist Church
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Horace E. Barley Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Horace E. Barley furnace man for American Zinc and Smelting Company will be at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev. W. S. Summit Baptist Church officiating. Barley, 40, died yesterday in Northwest Texas Hospital after 18 years in Amarillo. Surviving include widow Bernice Barley, son Carol William Barley, two brothers A. G. Barley of Amarillo and Sam Barley of Dumas, two sisters Lora Maghe of Henryetta Oklahoma and Jo Ann Lee of Houston, his mother Lula Mae Barley of Amarillo and his father Joseph Barley of Dumas.
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Henryetta
Okla
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Houston
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Joseph Barley
Addington Goes to Trial On Drunk Driving Charge
Burt F. Addington of 3513 A West Eighth faces a second offense drunk driving trial today in 47th District Court. He was charged March 29 after city officers arrested him. Testimony by Tyler of Noers links a prior driving while intoxicated conviction from November 1946. Represented by Amarillo attorney George Mc Carthy.
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47Th District
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Noers
George McCarthy
Amarillo
County to bid on 20 surplus buildings at Amarillo Field
Potter county commissioners authorize county auditor John Crudgington to bid on 20 surplus buildings at Amarillo Army Air Field. The proposal seeks storage space and maintenance shops for road crews with related uses. Gate WAA offers 18 surplus buildings field to priority.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
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Survey Plans Delay Air Post Office at English Field
City Manager N V Moss said surveys for an air post office at English Field, Amarillo area, will determine air mail volume. Postal authorities aim to establish the office as soon as the survey is complete. fans express optimism. An air post office handles air mail like a railway postal car.
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Explosion at Burrus Elevator Transformer Causes Brief Shock
At about 8:30 a.m. an explosion occurred near Burrus Panhandle Elevator, 3000 Brooks, attributed to a transformer. Arlie Hudson of Southwestern Public Service heard it and reported. Al Gossey of Linde n Air Products called it a little thud. Electricians blamed rainwater in the transformer.
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Nominating Committee Named By Lions Club President
Ama illo Lions Club nominates a committee for the 1948 election with Leo Southern as president announcing appointees Byron Ellis chairman Judge Joe Dooley and Roy Stockton. Committee report expected within two weeks.
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Amaillo
Church Hit By Storm Lights Fail During BTU Lesson
At Fellow ship Baptist Church 900 North Johnson the Baptist Training Union class continued their lesson despite a storm. Candles were lit and Rev. Floyd Wilson delivered his Sunday evening sermon as familiar hymns were sung.
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North Johnson
Baptist Training Union
Floyd Wilson
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