Girls Paint Church Rooms With Soft Hues
Sixth and eighth grade girls at St Andrew's Episcopal Church school led an interior decorating project for their classrooms. They chose robin egg blue and seaside green, pasted ceiling stars, dyed muslin curtains, and borrowed ladders and rugs from home. Painters included Ann Cunningham, Ann Thompson, Brenda Brown, Kathryn Hardman, Patricia Murphy, Martha Smith, Karen Madison, Rosemary Flint, Emily Flint, Terry Gay Puckett, Mary Gale Coons, Dorothy Smith, Carol OBrien, and Vickie Neal.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Mama
Heaven
Ann Cunningham
Ann Thompson
Brenda Brown
Kathryn Hardman
Patricia Murphy
Martha Smith
Karen Madison
Rosemary Flint
Emily Flint
Terry Gay Puckett
Mary Gale Coons
Dorothy Smith
Carol O’brien
Vickie Neal
Oklahoma Freshmen Visit Posey Family Home
Audrey Fern Posey and roommate Jo Bennett from the University of Oklahoma are home visiting their parents Mr and Mrs R E Posey at 3226 Travis. Both girls are freshmen at the university. Bennett hails from Oklahoma City.
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Audrey Fern Posey
University of Oklahoma
Jo Bennett
R. E. Posey
Travis
University
Miss Bennett
Oklahoma
Invocation At Sandie Game Plan
District 1-AAAA known as the Little Southwest Conference will pattern pre game events after the conference for tomorrows Amarillo Odessa game. Dr. Eugene Slater of the First Methodist Church will give the invocation. Southwest Conference games begin with a prayer and the audience rises. The band will play the national anthem Odessa school song and the Sandie song. Sandie football players appear on the field ten minutes early for the invocation. Amarillo High School student council sponsors the activities with Margie Greer as student chairman.
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Amarillo-Odessa
Eugene Slater
First Methodist Church
Odessa
Amarillo High School
Margie Greer
Hilliard 61 Dies at Northwest Texas Hospital
Benjamin F. Hilliard 61 died last night at 11 40 in Northwest Texas Hospital. A Amarillo resident nine years moved from Waco. Baptist Church member born Sept 21 1890 Rosebud Texas. Survived by wife Juanita Hilliard three brothers Ernest Robert Hilliard Waco G W Hilliard Happy and three sisters Ose Easley Rosebud Jack Springer Happy and J E Brooks Edmonton Alberta Funeral services by Boxwell Brothers to be announced.
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Benjamin F. Hilliard
Northwest Texas Hospital
Hilliard
Amarillo
Waco
The
Baptist Church
Rosebud
Tex
Juanita Hilliard
Ernest
Robert Hilliard
G. W. Hilliard
Happy
Avondale Baptists To Hold Banquet
The Avondale Baptist Church will host its first Thanksgiving banquet tonight at 7 in the WOW Hall 610 West Sixth. Rev Raymond Bowlin announces the event with Dr A J Quinn district missionary as principal speaker and about 150 expected. Mrs Jerry Anderson leads the Women’s Missionary Society.
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Avondale Baptist Church
Raymond Bowlin
Women’s Missionary Society
Wow Hall
West Sixth
A. J. Quinn
Baptist
Jerry Anderson
Amarillo Plea on Housing Designation Presented
Washington committee hears Amarillo case with Mayor Gene Klein, Chamber officials, and realtor effort to curb gouging. Air Force estimates 866 rental units needed, 254 built. Pantex plant open by May 1, with about 200 workers relocating already.
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Walter Rogers
Amarillo Group
Gene Klein
Bill Gilstrap
John Fullingim
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Norman K Baxter
Globe News
Washington Bureau
Amarillo
Baxter
Air Force
Klein
Fullingim
Pantex
Atomic Energy Committee
Pullingim
Coconut misstrike at Southampton fair injures man
A 45 year old man at a Southampton England fair threw at a target. The coconut was struck and rebounded hitting him on the head. He was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Southhampton
England
Fair
Amon C Smith 93 dies after long life and service
Amon Cornelius Smith 93 retired farmer and Nazarene minister died at 4 AM at his daughter's home Mrs Cleo Jenkins in Amarillo after living there two years. Born March 15 1858 in Alabama he belonged to the Nazarene Church in El Paso. Funeral will be Friday at 2 PM at the Nazarene Church Dalhart with burial in Dalhart cemetery under Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. He is survived by two other daughters Mrs Alby Love of El Paso and Mrs Ruby Sharp of Bakersfield Cal and a son Nelle Smith of Oakland Cal.
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Amon Cornelius Smith
Nazarene
Cleo Jenkins
Washington
Smith
Amarilo
el Paso
Alabama
Nazarene Church
Dalhart
Dal
Fathers Are Guests At Boy Scout Dinner
A father and son dinner was held last night in the fellowship hall of the First Baptist Church by Boy Scout Troop 12. The troop committee and scout mothers organized the dinner with W. S. Burroughs in charge. G. K. Little gave the invocation after the colors were presented. Lewis P. Field spoke on the tradition of old Troop 12, and H. A. DeLashmutt Jr. discussed the origin of scouting with W. J. Hiatt presenting remarks on The Boy.
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Fellowship Hall
First Baptist Church
W. S. Burroughs
G. K. Little
Lewis P. Field
H. A. DeLashmutt, Jr
W. J. Hiatt
Six Indictments Return by Randall County Grand Jury
Six indictments were returned by the Randall County grand jury in cases spanning varying time frames. Manuela Garcia Martinez faces marijuana possession charges. Adolph Jacobs is indicted on felony counts of indecent exposure tied to an incident on October 31 involving a minor. Harold H Teeter faces two statutory rape charges involving a 14 year old, with events alleged on June 8 and July 6. bond denied by Judge Henry S Bishop. Howard Baugus and Jud Calhoun charged with burglary of the Fred Scott residence in Canyon on July 3.
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Randall County
Manuela Garcia Martinez
Adolph Jacobs
Canyon
Harold H. Teeter
Taylor
Amarillo
Teeter
Henry S. Bishop
Howard Baugus
Jud Calhoun
Fred Scott
Forty and Eight Meeting Set Back to November 29
The Forty and Eight monthly meeting is postponed to Thursday November 29 due to Thanksgiving Day observance. The gathering will be held at the American Legion Home located at 613 West Seventh.
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Royce Gaut
Chef de Gare
Gant
American Legion
West Seventh
Saw Lost From Truck At Canyon Highway Route
L G Frazier of Farmers Market on the Canyon Highway reported a 500 pound saw with a cast iron frame missing from a truck yesterday. He said the item disappeared somewhere between 500 North McMasters and 3600 Georgia.
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L. G. Frazier
Farmers Market
Canyon Highway
McMasters
Georgia
Charles Detten On 30 Day Leave From San Diego Payroll
Seaman first class Charles Detten is on a 30 day leave visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Detten in St Francis. He will return to his payroll division assignment in San Diego after the leave ends.
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Charles Detten
John Detten
St. Francis
Detten
San Diego
Navy Seaman Returns After Nearly Two Years in Service
A local man recently completed nearly two years of Navy service and is back home. Before enlisting he attended Price College, reflecting on his time in uniform and readiness for civilian life.
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Navy
Price College
Lou Faubion Loses Billfold at Leon Theater
Lou Faubion of 4201 Harrison reported to police that he misplaced a billfold containing $4 last night at the Leon Theater, prompting a search of the venue.
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Lou Faubion
Harrison
Leon Theater
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