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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1950

Page

3

Catfish Skinning Champion Defends Title at Panhandle Club

Alex W. Meier of Shat tuck Oklahoma defends his catfish skinning title at the Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club Fish Fry and Sports Show at Tri-State Fair Park. Contestants will skin Buffalo Lake catfish with cash prizes for top places. Tickets $1. events start 6:30 PM with more demonstrations after serving.

Catfish Skinner Alex W. Meier Shattuck Okla Panhandle Fair Park Tri-State Fair Park Meier Buffalo Lake Alex Meier Sportsmen’s Club Bagot Hardware Company Davis Sporting Goods Company Tom & Roy Gun & Key Shop Bob Seeds Sporting Goods Company Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods Company

Texas Size Candy Stick Delights Amarillo Children

Amarillo youngsters flock to Skaggs Drug Store at 619 Polk to gaze at a giant peppermint stick weighing 100 pounds and stretching 742 feet. Dreamt up by store manager Homer Martin, the red and white Texas size confection was made by Camel Candy Company of Amarillo. Sales girl Leota McLaughlin poses with the stick as the crowd pets the huge treat before it is sent to the children's home.

Amarillo Skaggs Drug Store Polk Homer Martin Texas Camel Candy Company Skaggs Theildren

Combined Tax Bills Ready for City and School Taxes

Thirty thousand red and blue notices are prepared for property holders within and outside city limits detailing the first combined city school tax statements for 1950. Taxpayers may pay in two halves with deadlines December 1 and June 30 1951 or in full by January 31 1951. Each payment must accompany the original tax statement to ensure proper credit.

John Crudgington Crudgington Tax Office

Mead Bakery Opens With Panhandle Crowd

Hundreds attended Mead's new bakery at 1900 West Seventh in a preview event for grocers. More than 900 invitations were issued and 3,000 to 4,000 people toured the plant. A formal public opening is planned tonight through Thursday from 9 to 10 o'clock, with attendees from Borger Panhandle Pampa Dalhart Dumas Shamrock Hereford Claude Amarillo and other residents.

Mead West Panhandle Borger

Burleson Rites Tomorrow For Rufus P Burleson

Funeral services for Rufus Patrick Burleson age 70 of 315 East Slope will be held at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon at Blackburn Shaw Chapel. Rev Roy Flippo will officiate. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery. He died yesterday following a heart attack.

Rufus Patrick Burleson East Slope Blackburn- Shaw Chapel Roy Flippo Llano Burleson

Eleven Sentenced In US Court In Amarillo

Federal district court yesterday handled eleven cases and arraigned Diana and Ewald Johnson on charges of driving a stolen automobile in interstate commerce. The Johnsons face trial Thursday for the interstate theft from Amarillo to Dodge City Kansas.

Federal District Court Diana Ewald Johnson Johnsons W. A Tex Thornton Amarillo Dodge City Kaw Ewald Potter County Harlan J. Ludlam George Earl Brown Lubbock Edjuena Bodine el Paso George Harrison Adam Navy Charles Alexander Fant Krass John A. Jimenez Manuel Martinez Harold Francis Johnson New York Claude Orville Williams Pleasant Valley Felix H. H. Morgan Pampa Negro Troy Brown Amarillo Negro

Plan Free Dinner For Legionnaires

A new policy will be launched tonight at the American Legion Hall. A free dinner will be served to all members of the Legion and the Auxiliary at 7 o'clock. The regular meeting will be held following the dinner. The hall address is 617 West Seventh.

American Legion Hall The Legion Auxiliary West Seventh

IPAA Honors Amarillo Man

ST LOUIS Oct 3 J Ed Warren Midland Tex was reelected president of the Independent Petroleum Association of America yesterday R C Kay of Amarillo was named to the organization's executive committee The group's economic committee said the nation's petroleum supply is adequate to meet a record demand expected in the next 12 months Our best sources of calcium are fresh milk concentrated and dry milks ice cream and cheese We need calcium to build and maintain sound teeth and bones

ST. Louis J. Ed Warren Midland Tex Independent Petroleum Association of America R. C. Kay Amarillo

Gillham Child Rites Set For Tomorrow

Funeral services for Philip Glen Gillham two year old son of Mr and Mrs W N Gillham will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at N S Griggs and Sons Chapel. He died yesterday during a tonsillectomy. Dr Smythe Lindsay of St Andrews Episcopal Church will officiate assisted by Rev T M Gillham uncle of the boy. Burial will be Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving relatives include the parents and other family members.

N.S. Griggs & Sons Philip Glen Gillham W. N. Gillham North East Smythe Lindsay St. Andrew's Episcopal Church T. M. Gillham First Baptist Church

Widow Sarah Payne left 100 descendants in Ill death

Mrs. Sarah Payne died in Carbondale at age 81 leaving 100 descendants, including 96 great grandchildren.

Carbondale, Ill Sarah Payne

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