Graduation Exercises Tonight And Tomorrow In Amarillo
Graduation ceremonies for Amarillo Senior High School and Price Memorial College occur tonight and for St. Mark's graduates tomorrow. About 600 diplomas will be awarded, with no guest speakers. The program features student speakers, a theme I Love America, and music by the high school choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Price Memorial College
St. Mark’s
Municipal Auditorium
Charles M. Rogers
America
Howard Fisher
Clyde Fuqua
Mary Stone
Betty Thompson
Riley Jones
Marguerite Smith
Nancy Everline
William Redus
Paul Ellis
Aluminum Drive Aims to Help Preventorium Effort
Rumors spread that scrap aluminum is needed for defense. Mrs. Ollie M. Childers will aid in forming the habit by collecting saved aluminum, which the Preventorium will sell to fund care for children threatened with tuberculosis. Tinfoil is also saved with collections in a box at the tinfoil headquarters two doors north of the Ladies Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie M. Childers
Tinfoil
This Hen Egg Is Distinctive in Local Courtyard
Young Jimmy Thomas reports a genuine hen egg with indentions resembling those on a cantaloupe. The egg is ordinary in size, hard shelled and slightly speckled as observed at 2303 West Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Thomas
West Second
Jay Taylor Named USO Leader and Congressional Chairman
Jay Taylor takes on a dual role as USO leader and congressional chairman. The appointment positions him to steer USO activities and oversee related congressional liaison efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
United Service Organizations
Only One Accident Victim in Hospital
Mrs. Rex Vaughn 45 from Englewood Colo is the sole injury among four treated yesterday. Jay Taylor calls a regional meeting for Saturday noon at the Herting Hotel to perfect county personnel. Congressman Gene Worley names Mr. Taylor district chair of a new nonprofit uniting six national defense agencies and USO funded service clubs in camps and bases. Each county is to refine its committee and send reps to Amarillo Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Vaughn
Englewood
Colo
Jay Taylor
Herting
Gene Worley
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
USO
Amarillo
Woman Injured In Dumas Highway Crash At Ama rillo Area
A woman remained at St. Anthony's Hospital today after a traffic accident on Dumas highway about 27 miles north of Amarillo. Authorities said her initial condition was critical but improving and she would likely stay several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's Hospital
Dumas Highway
Amarillo
Gold Medal Haarlem O1 Kidney Capsules Ad
An old style ad touts Dr Boerhane's original formula Haarlem Gold Medal Kidney Capsules as a diuretic and stimulant. It promises immediate relief for kidney and bladder weakness with pains puffiness backache and tired eyes, urging readers to insist on the genuine gold medal on the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Boerhane
Tourists Injured as Vehicle Overturns Near Open Area
Mrs. C. R. Killen and her grandson Charles Junior Killen five months old were injured but left the hospital. Other party members escaped serious injury or sustained only minor injuries in the overturned vehicle incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Killen
Charles Junior Killen
Vacation Church School Opens at Central Presbyterian
The thirteenth annual Vacation Church School of Central Presbyterian Church will run June 9 to July 3. It welcomes all children ages 4 to 14 regardless of church affiliation with a nominal registration fee. Four departments offer Bible study, crafts, music and drama, led by experienced staff including E. Paul Hovey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Panhandle
Jesus
E. Paul Hovey
Ernest Patterson Dies in Hospital
Ernest Patterson of Amarillo died this morning at 2 o clock in a local hospital. A native of England he is survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs Helen Richard Beaumont. The body remains in state at Blackburn Shaw Chapel pending relatives arrival. ae Patterson musician 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
England
Harrison
Helen Richard
Beaumont
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Ae Patterson
Cotton Control Sparks Senate Clash Over Prices
Leon Henderson the defense price administrator faced cotton farmers on the Senate agriculture committee. A farmer charged Henderson’s control measures amount to socialism after Henderson explained a 42 cent ceiling price on combed cotton yarn. Chairman Ellison D. Smith lamented mills’ losses and quipped about sweeping socialism from Washington, including marriage licenses and baby counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Leon Henderson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Henderson
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Attend Mother's Funeral Services
Mr. and Mrs. Al Lowder attended the funeral last week of Mrs. Lowder's mother, Mrs. H. A. Hamilton. He died last Thursday at Muskogee, Okla. Mrs. Lowder stayed with relatives in Muskogee while Mr. Lowder returned to his position with Gordon's Style Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lowder
Mrs. Lower
H. A. Hamilton
Musko, Okla
Lowder
Muskogee
Mr. Lowder
Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Price Hall
F. J. Pokluda
Thomas Sheil
Price Band
Glee Club
St. Mary's
Cathedral Hall
William Stack
Holy Souls Church
Pampa
Donna Jeane Autry
Georginia Waghorn
Amaillo
Globe News
Jackson
AXO Drug Company
Th Street
Vacation Church School
Ernest Patterson
Adie
Glenmore
Glenmore Distilleries
Louisville, KY
Pennsylvania
Goatee
Fed. Tex
Riverside Rambler
Riversides
Port Orford Cedar
Denny Shute Golf Clubs
Woods
Denny Shute
Riverside First
Rombier
Spo
COMET
Polk
Montgomery Ward
Rocky
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!