Court case: Lula Mae Darden charged over $19.75 check
Lula Mae Darden denied writing or cashing a check at the rr Food Store on October 11. The court heard the case and the jury returned a verdict after eight minutes.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1950
Page
4
Lula Mae Darden denied writing or cashing a check at the rr Food Store on October 11. The court heard the case and the jury returned a verdict after eight minutes.
Mrs. George Peston attended an oyster stew dinner in Goshen Indiana and took home a portion that yielded a tiny pearl. The pearl was appraised at four dollars by a local expert.
Margaret Wills Cub Pack 7 achieved a perfect 100 percent rating in the national inspection led by Jeff Bentley, with 15 of 94 members recognized for neat appearance and uniforms. Den 4 won the monthly banner for 930 pounds of papers, as the group closed with skits songs cub yells and a quiz.
All area personnel men are invited to attend a meeting this evening at 7 o'clock in the new Borger Hotel. A profitable workshop session has been planned.
The Catholic Welfare Bureau has set a 1950-51 goal of 10500. John Gilde, Charles A. Green and A. E. Herrmann approved the budget by the board. Father Edmund Hartigan will speak at seven masses next Sunday to appeal for funds. A parish report will detail last year’s services and aid. Workers’ meeting is Tuesday Nov. 28 at 7:30 in cathedral club rooms. Contact the chancery or welfare bureau at phone 6740.
Consul Commander W D Mul drow will conduct a regular meeting of the Amarillo Camp of the Woodmen of the World at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. Members are urged to attend and participate in the scheduled proceedings.
Tomorrow night in the IOOF Hall at 312 East Fifth the community will hear notes of progress as the Woodmen of Amarillo monitor the building work on their structure at 608 West Sixth. Structure steel for a $40000 remodeling addition nears completion, signaling a major milestone for the project.
Turkey plans to return several state owned industrial plants to private enterprise, signaling a shift toward market driven reforms. The move aims to boost efficiency and attract private investment, with potential impact on employment and regional production.
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