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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1942

Page

8

Texas Flood Threat Shrugs Through Rainfall Summit

Severe storms and 3.96 inches measured at Texarkana raise flood risk across East Texas. Cities from Abilene to Dallas report heavy rains with 32.6 feet Trinity rise and warnings for lowland areas. Cass County sees 15 homes damaged by wind, while Karnack, Bowie County, and Longhorn Project zones endure disruptions to lines and access.

Abilene Texarkana del Rio U. S. Weather Bureau Brownwood East Texas Cass County Atlanta Tex Marshall Karnack Caddo Lake Palestine Longhorn Ordnance Works Project Bowie County Dallas Trinity Weather Bureau Fort Worth San Antonio Austin Waco Navasota Big Spring

Nichols elected head of St. Andrew's Supper Club

E. E. Nichols became president of the Men's Supper Club at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, elected at the annual Ladies Night meeting. Other officers are Henry Thomson as vice president, W. M. Stidham secretary, and Torbett Galbraith treasurer. Entertainment included the Burn-Shaw Quartet and a Skit by Stutterin Sam. A John Snider barbecue was served.

FE. E. Nichols St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Henry Thomson W. M. Stidham Torbett Galbraith Blackburn-Shaw Stutterin Sam John Snider

Long Trek to Mecca Slate in Amarillo Ceremony

Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine lists more than 25 candidates for the Mecca ceremonial at Amarillo Municipal Auditorium. R H Hester presides as illustrious potentate for the first time. Novices include E M Broome, Roy Super, Frank Pollock, L J Watson, Cecil Dyke, Martin Clifton. Camel Herders from Khiva jurisdiction join the event with a street-stunt preview Wednesday night.

Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine Mecca Amarillo Municipal Auditorium R. H Bob” Hester Divan E. M. Broome Roy Super Frank Pollock L. J. Watson Cecil Dyke Pinkney Packing Company Martin Clifton Veterans’ Hospital Fred Galle Khiva

Potter County Texas to Sell Old County Farm Land in Amarillo

The Commissioners' Court of Potter County Texas authorizes a public auction at 11:00 AM on June 1 1942 at the County Courthouse Amarillo for about 12 acres of a triangular tract in Section 26 Block 9 B S F Survey south of West Tenth Street near the Rock Island line. Cash bids to highest bidder with Commissioner able to reject inadequate offers. John H Winters Commissioner for Sale of Real Estate signs.

Potter County Texas Commissioners’ Court B.S. & F. Survey West Tenth Street Rock Island Railway Amarillo Old County Farm A. D John H. Winters

Cadets Score Well in First .30-06 Rifle Tryouts

Ama rillo High School R O T C cadets fired .30 caliber rifles at the National Guard Rifle Range. Prone positions averaged 20 of 25, sitting 19.67, rapid-fire 18.25. Lt Donnell praised the cadets for strong first effort despite recoil.

Amarillo National Guard Rps Texas Defense Guard A. R. Donnell

Amarillo Mother Hopes Son Charles Campbell Safe in War

Mrs Mayme Campbell of Amarillo received a telephone report from an officer about her son Charles Humpy Campbell believed captured on Bataan. The officer said Campbell retired to Bataan in mid January and that others were shipped to Mindanao while stating his men had food medicine and optimism. Lieutenant Henry Dittman confirmed Campbell was in Goose Creek and eager to return to action, with Campbell described as a free fighter facing the Japs.

Amarillo Mayme Campbell Charles “Humpy” Campbell Bataan Campbell Henry Dittman Texas A. & M California Australia Philippines Hawaii Mrs. Campbell Humpy Dittman

Roy Rose Elected President of Santa Fe Bowling League

Roy Rose was elected president of the Santa Fe Bowling League at the annual banquet held at the Capitol Hotel last night. M. R. Savage won the vice president post and Ww. D. DeGrassi Jr. was reelected secretary as about 70 league members attended the event. Cy Ramsey of the Amarillo Toastmasters Club led the ceremony. Oysters were noted to change sex from male to female and vice versa.

Roy Rose Santa Fe Bowling League Capitol Hotel M. R. Savage Ww. D. DeGrassi, Jr Cy Ramsey Amarillo Toastmasters Club

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United Press Consultus John Maynard E. E. Nichols Supper Club The First National Bank of Fisk Bldg Cream of Kentucky Schenley Distillers Corp Amarillo and the Panhandle Rush Hughes Rene League Hunsley’s House OF Color Taylor ST West Texas State Canyon D. A. Shirley West Texas
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