First Presbyterian Church Wednesday Night Service Note
Regular Wednesday Church Night services of the First Presbyterian Church are announced with brief details and reminder for members to attend.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1944
Page
3
Regular Wednesday Church Night services of the First Presbyterian Church are announced with brief details and reminder for members to attend.
A. N. Thompson told Kiwanis Club members that Texas now has 1,000,000 acres under irrigation with 670,000 more planned as projects in the lower Rio Grande Valley may double irrigation. Six Nueces River basin projects are active with others on the Brazos and Red rivers. four plans on the Colorado, Rob ert Lee, San Angelo, Brownwood and San Saba. The bureau notes its war contributions and a history since 1902, with about 3,000,000 acres irrigated in 17 Western states. Amarillo High School quartet provided music led by Julia Dean Evans with Hoyt Mulkey and others.
Amarillo Life Underwriters will meet with Amarillo public school teachers and parent-teacher association reps at 7 30 tonight in Room 206 at the high school to discuss campaign plans for the Sixth War Loan opening November 20. The drive aims to boost Series E bond sales among students and merchants are urged to display posters immediately. Potter County quota is 6 140 000 with 1 265 000 for Series E bonds. Col and Mrs Paul W Shoemate and son Paul Jr and Mrs Lillian Wells Bailey from Willington North Carolina are visiting in the home of Mrs Shoemates sister, then go to Fort Bliss. U S Marshal Bill Lampe left for Fort Worth with a federal prisoner after transacting business in Dalhart.
Montrose Sales Co announces a free liberal supply of Bel-Din to asthma sufferers in the United States. The ad claims a French chemists pullative formula eases coughing breathing spasms and gasping with bronchial asthma. Request a free sample or send 10 cents for mailing and handling.
Comunity and War Chest pledges came to $136 000 today an increase of some $2 000 over yesterday's report. Chairmen of classified solicitation will meet at noon tomorrow in the Capitol Hotel when drive leaders hope additional contribution reports will bring the Chest total closer to the 1944 quota of $172 000.
Mrs. Dallas Burk died from a broken neck after a head on crash on U S Highway 66 13 miles east of Amarillo. The Burk car carrying four children collided with a Los Angeles driver’s car causing multiple rollovers. Twelve others suffered minor injuries. Burk’s family and others were treated and released.
Sacred Heart Cathedral plans its annual carnival at Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington starting Thursday 5 30 p m and ending 11 p m with tickets near sold out. Food stands offer turkey dinner soft drinks and hamburgers while games extend Friday 8 30 to 11 p m with no food served. The event runs with 50 in the committee and Mrs B W Hayden as ticket chairwoman. Also notes plans to settle in Amarillo as John O Hill and wife visit family after his Army discharge at Aberdeen Maryland with Rebecca and others visiting from Clayton New Mexico.
R C Dennington 45, recently divorced, was shot dead at Bula Texas. J W Parkman 60, his father in law, was charged with murder and posted $5 000 bond. The incident occurred yesterday.
Roy Turner's Hereford ranch at Sulphur Oklahoma added another blue ribbon to its string of championships. Pontotoc Tone won the $100 prize for bulls calved before May 1 1942 and was named grand champion at the Greater Pan American Hereford Exposition. WHA Proud Mixer 15th earned reserve champion among bulls calved between May 1 1942 and August 1 1942.
Moscow reports a purge in Romania has led to the arrest of numerous prominent members of the government that served from 1940 to last August, according to Bucharest advices.
A hearing in the case of nine Panhandle filling station operators charged with violating gasoline rationing rules was postponed indefinitely due to the examiner Harry Hall’s brother death. The examiner determines violation, not penalties. suspension from dealing in rationed commodities remains the possible sentence if evidence supports guilt.
Lt W Clay Dine former Amarillo doctor now at Ashford general hospital Virginia will appear on a program in Indianapolis arranged for Bil lings general hospital staff at Fort Benjamin Harrison He will lead two discussions.
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