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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1950

Page

5

New Minister From Houston Joins Polk Street Church

Reverend Eugene L. Slater, 43, will lead Polk Street Methodist Church Amarillo after six years at Behring Memorial Houston, where he organized River Oaks Church and helped start a second congregation. Native of Louisiana, he served six years in Ozona Texas and is a Southern Methodist University graduate with B A and B D degrees.

Eugene L. Slater Polk Street Behring Memorial Methodist Houston Behring Memorial Slater Amarillo Central Texas Conference River Oaks Methodist Church Louisiana Texas Ozona Southern Methodist University

Frank Lehman Dies In Los Angeles

Frank A Lehman former general manager of the Santa Fe Western Lines with offices in Amarillo died Saturday night in Los Angeles He would have been 79 on June 2 and had retired as a Santa Fe official in 1939 while serving as general manager at Topeka Kan He moved from Amarillo to Topeka in 1927 and after retirement was succeeded there by H B Lautz Arrangements for funeral services were not known here

Frank A. Lehman Santa Fe Western Lines Amarillo Los Angeles Mr. Lehman Santa Fe Topeka Kan H. B. Lautz

Postal Windows To Close At 5 30

Amarillo post office windows will close at 5 30 o clock daily starting Monday June 12 Postmaster Gordon Jor an said the change aims to save costs after orders from the Postmaster General. He noted few customers are affected by the shift.

Amarillo Gordon Joran Jordan

Snow-Free Denver Trips To Colorado Ski Courses

Visitors can reach premier Colorado ski courses deep in the Rockies from Denver in about an hour, enjoying smooth highways and clear skies for a rapid mountain getaway.

Colorado Rockies Denver

The Christian Science Reading Room Invitation

An invitation to visit the Christian Science Reading Room at 121 West 9th Avenue Amarillo to read borrow or purchase Mary Baker Eddy writings and the Bible. A request accompanies enclosed $3 for a blue cloth Library Edition of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.

Mary Baker Eddy Jesus Christian Science Reading Room West 9Th Avenue Amarillo

Dangerous blasting caps warning to the public

Amarillo police urge caution as children on vacation may pick up blasting caps. Chief Sid Harper warns caps explode if disturbed and are found near projects, barns, highways, or tracks. Call police or sheriff if found. do not touch. Caps are small copper or aluminum tubes with or without fuses.

Amarillo Sid Harper Panhandle Police Department Sheriff's Office

Rites Tomorrow For Mrs Potter

Services for Mrs. Alice A. Potter 85 will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in the chapel of N S Griggs & Sons with Rev. Galen H. Onstad officiating. Burial will follow at Dreamland Cemetery Canyon beside her husband. Potter died yesterday at home of her daughter Mrs A J Arnold in Amarillo after long bedfastness since a hip fracture. Survivors include Earl Potter Amarillo and daughters Mrs T D Herndon Salt Lake City and Mrs J A Kelly Los Angeles.

Alice A. Potter N. S. Griggs & Sons Galen H. Onstad St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Dreamland Cemetery Canyon Potter Amarillo A. J. Arnold Crockett Mark Potter Canyon Power and Light Company Fisk Arnold Earl Potter T. D. Herndon

Rites at 4 for Mrs. Fleming 61

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Mae Fleming 61 were to be held at 4 PM at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. E R Foster officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Fleming of 2213 Rule died yesterday in St Anthony's Hospital after 27 years in Amarillo. Survived by son Albert M Fleming and daughter Mrs Marvin Ruffin both of Amarillo and brothers Joe Fanning of Oklahoma City and Arvin Fanning of Chowchilla California.

Ellen Mae Fleming Boxwell Brothers Funeral E. R. Foster First Assembly of God Church Memorial Park Cemetery Albert M. Fleming Amarillo Marvin Ruffin Joe Fanning Oklahoma City Arvin Fanning Chowcilla Cal

Henslee Is Ill Pioneer Dies Noted Panhandle Figure

Uncle Billy Henslee, 2414 North West Fifth, longtime Panhandle pioneer and Western Cowpunchers Association member, is critically ill in Northwest Texas. He is 85 years old.

Henslee Billy Henslee North West Fifth Panhandle Western Cowpunchers Association Texas

Ten Take Test for Police Sergeant

The police sergeant examination was held this morning at the city personnel office with ten men of lower grades taking the exam. There are no vacancies, but those with satisfactory grades will be placed on the eligibility roster. The two hour test covers 200 questions across all police work areas.

County officials seek complete hospital equipment list

County commissioners asked Northwest Texas Hospital superintendent C F Fielden and the hospital board to prepare a full list of needed gear for the extension funded by available money. Fielden and board member Mark Galloway outlined bid options for individual or combined equipment. Storage at fair grounds will be provided, with bids for laundry and boiler work to be placed in a separate building per a state health department approval. No bid dates set yet.

C. F. Fielden Northwest Texas Hospital Hospital Board Mr. Fielden Mark Galloway Fielden Fair Grounds Hospital W. R. O'Connell State Department of Public Health

Three Treated For Injuries In North East Butcher Street Crash

Three Burger residents received emergency care at St Anthony's Hospital after a morning collision at North East Eighth and Mirror. Mrs Juanita Meador 24 W O Meador and Della Fay Francis were treated and dismissed. Mrs Meador drove the Meador car which struck Sutton’s car driven by Clarence H Sutton 22 at 3603 North Fast Twenty second. Police said Sutton car was stopped waiting for a light to change.

Burger St. Anthony’s Hospital North East Eighth Mirror Juanita Meador W. O. Meador Della Fay Francis Meadors O’daniel Berger Meador Clarence H. Sutton Sutton

Local angler nets $150 in unique Buffalo Lake drum rodeo

L. W. Chillders of 3706 Harrison won 150 from the Panhandle Outdoorsmen's Club Globe News Fish Rodeo after catching the only drum tagged POSC 50-217 in Buffalo Lake. He fished five minutes using shrimp for bait near cottonwoods, south of the boat house, amid a day-long lake stay with multiple prizes from local sponsors.

L. W. Chillders Buffalo Panhandle Globe-News Fish Rodeo Globe-News Harrison Buffalo Lake Mr. Chillders Borden Company Big Foot Service Station Boogie Lure Company Brooks Drug Stores

Venable Brothers Visited Amarillo From Dallas Today

Buz Venable prominent Dallas oil operator visits his brother H. A. Venable at 2102 Washington in Amarillo and plans to return to Dallas tomorrow.

Buz Venable Dallas Amarillo H. A. Venable Washington

Western Dance For Young Adults at San Jacinto Center

The Young Adult Social Club hosts a western dance at the San Jacinto Youth Center from 9 to 12. Johnnie West and his Band perform with Grady Truell as master of ceremonies. The Amario Barn Dancers, state-winning Fort Worth entrants, will perform squares during intermissions. Mary E. Browning leads. committees include Bette Lamb, Jackie Robertson, Myrtle Ackers, Ruth Ewing, Brooks Wilson, Jim Blasdel, Carl Simpson, and Myron Rutherford. Admission is 50 cents for members and $1 for temporary members, western attire encouraged.

San Jacinto Johnnie West Grady Truell Fort Worth Mary E. Browning Bette Lamb Jackie Robertson Myrtle Ackers Ruth Ewing Brooks Wilson Jim Blasdel Carl Simpson Myron Rutherford

Bumper-to-Bumper Station Burglarized

Burglars broke into the Davis Bumper-to-Bumper service station at 416 East Tenth during the night and fled with an undetermined cash loss. Cruising police officers found the break in early this morning after intruders entered through a rest room window and cut through sheet rock siding to access the office. Station operators had not yet determined the loss at noon.

Davis East Tenth

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