Church Honors Mrs. Rice on Her 89th Birthday
Mrs. Martha Gentry Rice was celebrated at San Jacinto Nazarene Church on her 89th birthday in a service led by Rev. J. Langford with readings, songs, and a life sketch. Known as Mother Rice, she and the late Inman B. Rice raised 14 children and have 83 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren, with many relatives present.
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Martha
Gentry Rice
San Jacinto Nazarene Church
Portales
Panhandle
Farley Urges New Mexico Boys Ranch Expansion in Albuquerque
Gal Farley spoke over two days in Albuquerque advocating expansion of the New Mexico Boys Ranch initiative. He told 160 business leaders at a banquet that America faces delinquent youth needing help and praised Charles Minton’s two year old program, noting Minton’s visits to Old Tascosa for staff guidance. Farley repeated his support before the Lions Club and toured the ranch 50 miles south of Albuquerque on the Rio Grande, joined by Elvan Howe of the Denver Post who carried the Old Tascosa story.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
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New Mexican Boys Ranch
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Denver Post
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Empire Manufacturing and Supply Co Opens Production
George Simpson, president of Empire Manufacturing and Supply Co, announces the first chair will be produced today at 1722 North East Third. He notes a backlog of orders may justify expanding the 18,000 square foot building recently completed, funded by a Joan basis.
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Empire Manufacturing and Supply Co
1722 North East Third
George Simpson
New School Furniture Company
Ridgeway Zelleys Visiting Here
Ridgeway Zelleys visiting in Atchison Kansas with Mr and Mrs B A Bellett at 2117 Lipscomb. Zelley formerly of The Globe News now business manager of the Atchison Glove. Mrs Bellett is Zelleys sister. Santa Fe carloadings report week ending Saturday show 262481 cars moved, 16203 from connections, total 99454 compared with prior year.
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Robert and
Garrell
Atchison, Kan
Zelley
The
Globe News
Atchison Glove
Zelleys
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Lipscomb
Bellett
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Early Birds To Get Duck for Recruiter
Capt John Tilton of the Amarillo Army recruiting station plans a lax schedule to appease men seeking a duck dinner as duck season opens Friday noon. He aims to close one eye on mid morning shotgun departures with one duck shot per hunter becoming property. Also notes visits of Deimar and Djalma Archer to Acapulco on a naval cruise and Hazelwood family maneuvers during Northland war games. Colombia taxes income above 13680 a year. News-Globe Want Ads.
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Amarillo
Captain Tilton
Mexico
Deimar Lee Archer
Djalma Ray Archer
John Posey
Worth Polk
Acapulco
Curtiss
Mexico City
Khiva Postpones Regular Meeting
Anivn Lempie announces the regular monthly meeting in Khiva is postponed to next Wednesday night November 17. Plans for the fall ceremonial November 21 and 22 will be finalized at that meeting. notices have been mailed to all Shriners in Khiva’s jurisdiction.
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Anivn Lempie
Khiva
Baptists Hear Plea for Faith at Texas Convention
BOULTON Nov. 10 Texas Baptists from across the state gathered for the 100th annual Baptist General Convention. About 8,000 delegates heard Dr Wallace Bassett of Dallas declare belief in God as the sole solvent of difficulties. Speakers included Dr Forrest Feezer of Waco and Dr Jamnold T Ohrne, World Baptist Alliance secretary. Dr M T Rankin of Richmond urged a world mission effort as the Foreign Mission Board discussed resources. Officers for the Texas Brotherhood were reelected: Judge Thomas J Pitts of Odessa as president Clifton W Brannon of Longview as vice president and Howard F Saunders of Waco as recording secretary.
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Texas
Forrest ©. Feezer
Waco
Jamnold T. Ohrne
World Baptist Alliance
Wallace Bassett
Dallas
Basesett
M. ‘T. Rankin
Richmond
Foreign ,Mission Board
The
SouthernBaptist Union
Texas Brother
Thomas J. Pitts
Odessa
Clifton W. Brannon
Longsview
Howard Fi / Saunders
Purse Stolen From Herring Home In East Austin
Burglars gained entry by opening a window at the J. E. Herring residence, 1601 Travis, and took a four dollar purse belonging to Mrs. E. J. Herring, 1903 A Washington Street, from a box near the window. Police estimate the break in occurred around 8:30 to 9:45 last night. The report also notes the Mexican government is helping peasant farmers finance their crops.
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J. E. Herting
Travis
E. J. Herring
Washington
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