Thanksgiving Union Service At First Baptist Church
Churches plan a union Thanksgiving service next Thursday at 10 oclock in the First Baptist Church featuring music by the San Jacinto Methodist Church choir. The program will include the anthems Thanks Be to God and My God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
San Jacinto Methodist Church
God the Union
Wayland College
Amarillo
Wayland International Choir
Plainview
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Buchanan Street Baptist Church
Mrs Lemons Better After Night at North West Texas Hospital
Mrs G W Lemons 2001 Arthur patient at North West Texas Hospital since Monday reported resting better after a fairly good night.
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Lemons
G. W. Lemons
Arthur
Northwest Texas Hospital
Hold Negro on Forgery Charge
H D Pyle of Amarillo is held in Potter County Jail on $1500 bond for forgery. He allegedly forged the name of Delmar N Anholt, manager of the Amarillo Club, on a $37.16 check passed to A&B Liquor Store. French censors have restricted two U S feature films to adults in recent months.
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H. D. Pyle
Potter County
Pyle
Delmar N. Anholt
Amarillo
A&b
East Third
United States
Paris
Southwestern Investment Company posts record 1951 volume
Peet ist Southwestern Investment Company of Amarillo reported a new record for the fiscal year ended August 31, 1951. Business slid to 58,976,076 dollars from 44,137,095 dollars. Loans rose to 22,505,689 dollars. Net income reached 634,571 dollars, or 4.33 dollars per common share, with a 1.50 dollar common dividend.
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Southwestern Investment Company of
Amarillo
R. Earl O'Keefe
Compean
Symphony Board Meeting Eyes Education Movie And Messiah
Members of the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra board met at Upshaw Music Co to review plans for an educational movie shown in schools a proposal for summer pop concerts and details concerning The Messiah presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Symphony Orchestra
Upshaw Music Company
Tyler
Minor Thefts Reported in City Areas
Petty thefts and car pilferings continued yesterday and last night. Bert Ewing of New Orleans reported his automobile in the 300 block of West Fifth was entered with about $125 worth of luggage and clothing stolen. J H Rapier of 1601 Jackson said two hub caps were stolen from his car parked in front of his home. H L Hoagland of 910 Tyler reported the theft of a garden hose and sprinkler valued at $8.
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Bert Ewing
New Orleans
West Fifth
J H. Rapier
Jackson
H. L. Hoagland
Tyler
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