Awards Court Set at Church
The Girl Scout Court of Awards will be held tomorrow night at the First Baptist Church at 8 o'clock. Mrs. E. C. Seaman will preside. Present Handbooks and special campership awards go to multiple scouts, with officers and camp notices announced.
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First Baptist Church
E. C. Seaman
R. C. McCall
Horace Russell
D. H. Denmead
Mary Klingensmith
Wanda Wanser
Mary Lillian
Amarillo
R. L. Adams
Poppy Sale Aids Veterans And Dependents Saturday
The Hanson Post American Legion Auxiliary conducts a Saturday poppy sale to aid disabled World War veterans and their dependents, support the Legion welfare work, and honor fallen heroes. Proceeds fund veterans’ needs and tribute efforts.
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American Legion
Hanson Post
Palmer Tot Buried In Llano Cemetery
Last rites for Gene Puller Palmer eight months old were held at Griggs Funeral Chapel this afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev J C Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church officiated and burial followed in Llano Cemetery. The child, son of Mrs O Z Palmer, died at a local hospital yesterday morning. He is survived by his parents and a two year old brother Billy Walter. The family lived at 207 Arthur Street.
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Gene Puller Palmer
Griggs
J. C. Sisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Llano
O. Z. Palmer
Billy Walter
Palmer
Arthur Street
Legion Post Plans Rites at Cemetery
Fallen comrades of the World War will be honored by Hanson Post of the American Legion with ceremonies at Memorial Park and Llano Cemeteries next Wednesday. Services led by J. S. Evans, chairman of the Americanism Committee, begin at Memorial Park Cemetery at 6 pm and at Llano Cemetery at 6 45 pm.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Memorial Park
Llano
J. S. Evans
Americanism Committee
Memorial Park Cemetery
Llano Cemetery
Funeral services for William Doyle Rush
Services for William Doyle Rush aged 30, who died Monday night, will be held Friday at 4 p m from Boxwell Brothers Chapel with a Christian Science Church reader officiating. Burial will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery. He lived at 1102 Lincoln. Survivors include his widow a daughter Dorothy a sister Mrs Gladys Jones Amarillo and his parents of Almandale Missouri.
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William Doyle Rush
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Christian Science Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rush
Lincoln Street
Dorothy
Gladys Jones
Amarillo
Almandale
Rancher Arrington Tenders Visit to Federal Court
Wheeler County rancher John Arrington attends federal court in Amarillo this week. The narrative mentions Creek Indians forced west under 1832 treaty, relocated to Arkansas in 1836, and notes John Hancock’s oversized signature on the Declaration of Independence.
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John Arrington
Wheeler County
Amarillo
Alabama
Mississippi River
Arkansas
John Hancock
Wedding Gift Ideas From June Brides Selections
A display of early American breakfast room pieces offers ideal wedding gifts for June brides. Items include a linen table cloth with napkins, long-stemmed water goblets, sterling candlesticks, flat silver, a breakfast room set with table and chairs, and practical accessories like a chafing dish lamp and sterling coffee service.
Hamer Reveals Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker Trail Details
Frank Hamer, former Texas Ranger captain, describes the months long hunt for Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker. He details his exclusive assignment from Lee Simmons, travels through Texas and Louisiana, and the traps that led to their death near Arcadia. He notes Barrow’s ruthless kills, habits, and limited association with Bonnie, including her fondness for whiskey and cigars.
How Clyde Barrow Hunt Was Set Up
In an exclusive interview Lee Simmons, head of the Texas prison system, explains how Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker were pursued after the Eastham farm raid. He describes securing gubernatorial and agency consent, then hiring ex Ranger Captain Frank Hamer on Feb 10 with blanket authority to lead the pursuit.
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Texarkana Press
United Press
Shreveport
U.P
Frank Hamer
Texas Ranger
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Lee Simmons
Texas
Texas Rangers
Hamer
Underworld
Simmons
Inn Hotel
Prison Board
Barrow
Bonnie
Hamilton
Methvin
Eastham
Clyde
Arcadia
Bienville Parish
Bob Alcorn
Dallas
Schmid
Jordan
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Buck
Louisiana
Alcorn
Hinton
B. M. Gault
Grapevine
Adjutant General
State Highway Patrol Department
Jim Ferguson
Board of Affairs
Comptroller
Fergusons
Huggins Rites Scheduled At Vernon Home
Funeral services were to be held in Vernon for Wallace H. Huggins 57 a retired Vernon banker and financier who died late Tuesday night after a brief illness. The body was shipped yesterday morning by Blackburn Shaw funeral home. He died at the bedside of his brother Sam Huggins of Amarillo who had been seriously ill at St Anthony's Hospital for several weeks. He is survived by his widow two sisters and four brothers Sam Huggins Amarillo Tom Huggins Childress Bob Huggins Wichita Falls and Jack Huggins Electra.
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Vernon
Wallace H. Huggins
Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home
Mr. Huggins
Sam Huggins
Amarillo
St. Anthony's Hospital
Tom Huggins
Childress
Bob Huggins
Wichita Falls
Jack Huggins
Electra
Pay Final Tribute To Reeder Youth
Classmates and relatives paid final tribute today to Ray Reeder eight year old son of Mr and Mrs W G Reeder 203 Maryland Street at funeral services held from the San Jacinto Methodist Church Interment was in Liano Cemetery under direction of N B Griges and Sons Active pallbearers were J W Bentley Walden R B Manning and C R Hooks with Rev Gaston Foote officiating the child died Monday
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Ray Reeder
W. G. Reeder
Maryland Street
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Gaston Foote
Pampa
San Jacinto Church
Liano Cemetery
N. 8
Griges
J. W. Bentley
Walden
R. B. Manning
C. R. Hooks
Door Stop Replaces Old Ledger At Federal Clerk’s Office
An old ledger used to hold the clerk’s office door open for 12 years has been removed. A new door stop has been installed to prevent further stumbling at the entrance of the federal building.
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Federal
Federal Jury Excused to Monday Morning
Federal Judge James C. Wilson this morning excused the federal court jury until 10 o'clock Monday morning. No other jury cases had been set for the balance of the work.
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James C. Wilson
Force on Barrow gang led by Sheriff Helf and Frank Hamer
Sheriff Smoot Schmid assigns Deputy Bob Alcorn and Ranger B. M. Gault to track James Barrow and Bonnie across Texas. Hamer leads the pursuit with Alcorn Gault and Hinton, praised for the successful operation and the support of officers families.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming to restore bile flow, aid digestion, and cure a sluggish bowels system. It promotes a red labeI bottle and urges readers to avoid substitutes while noting a 26-cent price and retailer details.
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Carter
C,m. Co
Grass Grows by Leaps and Bounds in Potter County
Grass recently planted around the building is growing rapidly due to abundant water and early week rains. Sprinklers have operated daily for two weeks, yielding green lawns about an inch tall.
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Potter County
Mrs Reynolds Rites At 3 30 Today
Services for Mrs Marguerite Holmes Reynolds aged 22 wife of Harold B Reynolds were held at 3:30 this afternoon from Hoxwell Brothers Chapel Dr G L Yates pastor of the Piot Baptist Church officiated pallbearers included Jimmy Lytchiiter Evan Griffiths Clayton Neal Bill Williams Norman Avery and Ralph Carrup Burial was in Liano She died yesterday at a local hospital and is survived by an infant son Richard Dean her husband her mother Mrs A R Manning of Lawton Oklahoma and a brother Howard Holmes of Roswell New Mexico
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Marguerite Holmes Reynolds
Harold B. Reynolds
Hoxwell Brothers Chape
G. L. Yates
Pirot Baptist Church
Jimmy Lytchiiter
Evan Griffiths
Clayton Neal
Bill Williams
Norman Avery
Ralph Carrup
Liano
Reynolds
Polk Street
Nurses Delegate Returns From 27th Texas Meeting
Miss Eaith P. Linn of Amarillo reports from Dallas where the 27th annual Texas Graduate Nurses Association meeting was held this week. Linn has served as secretary treasurer of District Two for three years and is a Northwest Texas Hospital graduate. Also noted: Nemo Yakson, a 45 year old Indian, is denied entry by the United States Mexico Guatemala El Salvador and Nicaragua due to missing birth certificate.
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Eaith P. Linn
Amarillo
Texas Graduate Nurses’ Association
Dallas
Miss Linn
Northwest Texas Hospital
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Nemo Yakson
Refresh Bile To End Dizziness And Constipation
An advertisement promotes EZ Tablets to speed liver function and refresh bile to relieve dizziness and biliousness. The product claims mild action, no upset, and improved condition with a 60 tablet package sold by drug stores.
Is Wrecker an Engine in Federal Safety Case
The government charges Port Worth and Denver railroad with violations of the federal safety appliance act. The question whether a wrecking engine qualifies as a locomotive under the act will be argued before Federal Judge James C Wilson.
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Port Worth
Jamea C Wilson
Bishop Lucey to Speak at Our Lady of Guadalupe Graduation
Graduation exercises for Our Lady of the Guadalupe School are set for tomorrow at 8 pm in the school auditorium on Eleventh Avenue and Houston. About 195 pupils are enrolled, and Bishop R. E. Lucey will speak during the program.
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Our Lady of the Guadalupe
Eleventh Avenue
Houston Street
Catholic Mission School For Mexicana
R. BE. Lucey
Cardus touted for back strength by Greer woman
Mrs T W Hardin of Greer describes relief from back weakness and side pains after starting Cardus. She notes rapid improvement after the first bottle and continued use, claiming the product helped her greatly. The ad cites thousands of women testifying to Cardus benefits and urges medical consultation if it fails.
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T. W. Hardin
Greer
Cardus
Cardut
Death notice for Ellen Cleavinger of Canyon
The funeral service for Ellen Lolg Cleavinger 16 is set for 3 pm at Canyon Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charles Dickey officiating. Burial will follow in Dreamland Cemetery under Griggs Thompson Funeral Home direction. She died Tuesday in Temple. Survivors include her parents five brothers and a sister.
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Ellen Lolg Cleavinger
M. & Cleavinger
Canyon
Canyon Presbyterian Church
Charles Dickey
Dreamland Cemetery
Griggs- Thompson Funeral Home
Cleavinger
Temple
Slater
M. F. Cleavinger
Spring Lake
Q. Cleavinger
Alhambra
Calif
I. R. Cleavinger
White Deer
EB. H. Cleavinger
Norwalk
M. FE. Cleavinger, Jr
Mra
W. E. Miller
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