Kenyon to Graduate From Oklahoma College for Women
Doris Kenyon daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kenyon 2402 Hay Gen will graduate Monday morning at Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha Okla She earns a bachelor of arts degree with a major in art She is a member of Sigma Delta art and golf clubs Dr John R Abernathy pastor Oklahoma City and former pastor Chickasha will deliver the commencement address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Kenyon
John Kenyon
Hay- Gen
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Okla
Miss Kenyon
Sigma Delta
John R. Abernathy
Crown Heights Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Epworth Methodist Church
Final Session of Annual Meeting at Amarillo Hotel
J. E. Wells Jr of the Farm Credit Administration and W. J. Mc Aneily of the Houston Bank for Cooperatives were named principal speakers for the concluding session of the Producers Grain Corporation annual stockholders meeting in Amarillo. J. Frank Triplett and W. F. Burgner delivered annual reports as the two day meeting wrapped up. About 300 people attended the eighth annual conclave at the Amarillo Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wells, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
W. J. McAneily
Houston Bank For Cooperatives
Producers Grain Corporation Annual Stockholders
J. Frank Triplett
Grain Concern
W. F. Burgner
Amarillo
William C Griffin Dies at Underwood Clinic in Amarillo
William C Charles Griffin 56 employed by Amarillo Baking Company died this morning at 10 o clock in Underwood Clinic preventingorium. A 29 year Amarillo resident and Church of Christ member, he lived at 2119 Buchanan. Survived by wife Reba two sons Billy Griffin and William Griffin and daughter Faye Crowder Las Vegas Neb plus his father four other children and two sisters. Body at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charles Griffin
Amarillo Baking Company
Underwood
Amarillo
Church of Christ
Buchanan
Reba Griffin
Billy Griffin
William Griffin
U. S. Army
Faye Crowder
Las Vegas
Neb
Blackburn-Shaw
Building Permits Top $50 000 Mark
Amarillo building permits for the first two days of the week topped the $50,000 mark this morning. One commercial permit was issued to Anderson Dairy Foods for a 54x54 foot creamery and wholesale and retail store at 1713 15 East Tenth for $16,000. Six residential permits were issued including Herman Meyer for a five room frame dwelling and attached garage at 1315 Beverly for $6,000 and Fred Seale for four $5,000 five room frame dwellings at 618 North Bivins 2414 Wichita 2701 Ridgemere and 2620 Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Anderson Dairy Foods
East Tenth
Herman Meyer
Beverly
S. W. Ball
Brooks
I. Ll. Tucker
Fred Seale
North Bivins
Wichita
Ridgemere
Sanborn
Funeral Tomorrow For Mrs. Ernes tine Martin
Funeral services for Mrs. Ernes tine Martin 77 died this morning at St. Anthony's Hospital will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Burial follows in Llano Cemetery with Rev. Edmund Hartigan presiding. Rosary will be prayed at 7:30 tonight at Griggs Funeral Chapel. Survivors are Mae L. Martin and Walter J. Martin of 1800 A Lincoln Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Martin
St. Anthony's Hospital
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Llano
Edmund Hartigan
Griggs
Martin
Firemen Accepted for Amarrillo Relief Fund
Twenty three Ama rillo firemen were examined and accepted for participation in the firemen relief and retirement fund. The board of trustees met in city hall and accepted the listed 23 names including E R Johnson L Reynolds E L Wilson C C Smith T H Koff E J Dunn G W Reden A B Coyle H O Looney Jes Aldridge D L Lear T Gatlin C E Akins J Bird J E Moore W N Thompson R A Moore C W Owens W F Giles J C Stanley E J Worst A A Brizal F H Pope. The trustees are Mayor Joe A Jenkins chairman Roy Hill vice chairman Dewey Morris trustee and Katheryne Burwell city secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Firemen
Board of Trustees
E. R. Johnson
L. Reynolds
E. L. Wilson
C. C. Smith
T. H. Koff
E. J. Dunn
G. W. Reden
A. B. Coyle
H. O. Looney
Jes al
Dewey Morris
Katheryne Burwell
Marine Corps Announces Enlistment Campaign
The Southern Recruiting Division launches a campaign to raise peacetime strength to 100000 regulars. Applicants may enlist for two three or four years for aviation or general duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Southern Recruiting Division
Firemen Discover Smoke At Monarch Bar
Firemen answered a 12:42 am alarm at the Monarch Bar 415 Polk finding roomful of smoke from cigarette and cigar smoke after hours of business. No fire was present as crews reported the smoke originated from accumulated tobacco in the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Bar
Polk
Last Rises Today For W. R. Trigg
Funeral services for William Ray Trigg aged 24 of Hereford who died Sunday from second degree burns after a butane truck overturned near St. Francis on Highway 60 were set for 4 30 this afternoon at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel. Rev J D Horton of Pierce Street Baptist Church to conduct. Burial at Llano Cemetery. Survivors include mother Nellie James and brother Roy both of Herrin Illinois.
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William Ray Trigg
Hereford
St. Francis
Highway 60
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
J. D. Horton
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Llano
Nellie James
Roy
Herrin
Six New Employees Go on City Payroll
Six new city workers have started employment. Aletta Williams, 1700 Pierce, begins as a clerk typist in the personnel office after graduating Amarillo High School in January. George E. Willingham, 2444 North West Ninth, and John Smith join the park department. Gerald Roberts, 200 Georgia, and Raymond R. West from Grande Courts enter the water department. Don L. Lassiter, 300 North Lincoln, is hired in the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletta Williams
Pierce
Amarillo High School
Park Department
George E. Willingham
North West Ninth
John Smith
Water Department
Gerald Roberts
Georgia
Raymond R. West
Grande Courts
Don L. Lassiter
North Lincoln
Fire Department
Court Sustains Sentences on Virgil W Watts and Luther Counts
The court of criminal appeals in Austin sustained five year sentences from the 47th District Court for Virgil Wesley Watts and Luther V Counts. Counts’ motion for rehearing was overruled while Watts’ sentence was affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil W. Watts
Luther
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
47Th District Court
Virgil Wesley Watts
Luther V. Counts
Counts
Watts
Program Set For Concert by Amarillo College Bands
Amarillo College announces a concert by the college band and orchestra led by conductor Robert Louis Barron. The program at Amarillo College Auditorium includes Boieldieu Overture The Calais of Bagdad Haydn Symphony No 100 Brahms Hungarian Dance No 5 Mendelssohn War March of the Priests. Sousa The Belle of Chicago Keifer Radiant Bach Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring and a Waltz selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
Amarillo College Orchestra
Robert Louis Barron
Boieldieu
Haydn
Brahms
Mendelssohn
Sousa
Keifer
Jesu
Man
Bach
Alpine Sunset and Concert Favorites Program Notes
Guest soloist for the concert will be Jean Tarlton Harmon, violinist, performing in Alpine Sunset and Concert Favorites pieces by King and Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Herbert
Jean Tarlton Harmon
Correction of the Date When Richard Herbst Left States
Richard J. Herbst underwent a proxy marriage to a British woman here. He left the United States for Europe in February 1944, not June 1943 as previously reported. Herbst returned last October. his wife Doris G. Herbst was granted divorce and custody in January. a two year old daughter accompanies the British wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Herst
United States
Europe
Herbst
Doris
G. Herbst
West Twelfth
Baird Moon
Dailey Brothers Circus Arrives for Two Big Shows
The Dailey Brothers circus travels by rail and will perform at 3 and 8 p.m. at the Tri-State Fairgrounds. A special 25 car train pulls the show into Santa Fe yards with morning arrival and spectator access to unloading the animals. The note mentions grebes feeding their young feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey Brothers Circus
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Santa Fe
Beers Prove Manly At Ladies Club Garden Party
Thad Phipps attends the Ladies Flower Club Lawn Festival with wife Milly Hartzell, awkward in his Sunday best until Milly brings a tray of ice cold beer. He defends beer as a real manly drink, arguing its mildness does not make it sissy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Carter
Thad Phipps
Ladies’ Flower Club
Thad
Milly Hartzell
Milly
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Resino Disc
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Park & Tilford Distillers, Inc
Bill Mauldin
Sener
United Feature
Pet
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Sunshine Piscutts. We
W. R. Trigg
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st.Joseph Spiri
Tursel
Richard Herbst
Mus Ats
Lida
Union Bus
7Th and
Taylor Streets
Greyhound Lines
T. N. M. & O. Coaches
New Mexico
Trans. Company
Delonte
del Monte Uality
Rad Pac Vacuum
Circus
Tilhe
Joe Marsh
Thad Phipps and
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S.S. Co
Steaoy
Helen
Clorox
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