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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1948

Page

3

Hames Shows Opens Free Rides For Underprivileged At Fairgrounds

Hames Shows under new owners plan a charity opening at Tri-State Fair Grounds. On Saturday at 9 am Boys Ranch and Children's Home youths gain free admission with five ride tickets and access to shows and fun houses. Additional welfare groups and newsboys later receive the same courtesy. The trio of owners Tommy Rife Edward Rife Jr and Ray Tosch aim to continue the Hames name while building their own reputation. The carnival features 16 rides six shows two fun houses and 47 concessions with 380000 customers served across 14 locations this year.

Hames Tri-State Fairgrounds Boys Ranch Fairgrounds Rex Baxter Tommy E. Rife Fort Worth Edward Rife, Jr Dallas Ray W. Tosch Amarillo Tommy Edward Rife Germany Edward States Tosch Texas Company Southwest Tommy Rife

YWCA Open House Attracts Amarillo Young Adults

Amarillo YWCA invites all young adults to an open house at 7 30 Tuesday evening in the YWCA gymnasium 501 Lincoln. The program features singing dancing and informal table games led by Miss Virginia Dacus.

Amarillo YWCA Lincoln Virginia Dacus

Training Class for Cub Leaders Slated

Cub Scout leaders will meet at First Christian Church to study training methods at 130 Thursday afternoon. A cold luncheon will be served at 6 pm and the session runs until 930 pm. S G Stockton chairs the Cubbing committee. Four topics include games, handicraft, pack administration, and ceremonies led by Field Executives DeLashmutt and Teague, Rev Garner Odell, and Deputy Regional Executive Martha Ammerman of Dallas.

First Christian Church S. G. Stockton Harry A. DeLashmutt, Jr Garner Odell W. M. Teague Marsha Ammerman Dallas

King Now Captain In Marine Reserve

Captain King served in the Pacific Theater of World War II and earned his commission as a second lieutenant in February 1943. He rose to first lieutenant in May 1944 and served with the Fourth Marine Air Wing during campaigns at Gilbert and Marshall Islands. He earned the Presidential Unit Citation Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal with two stars American Defense Medal and the Victory Medal. He later worked for Johnson-Sampson Instruction Co in Amarillo and coached at Vernon High School. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. King of Leila.

King Marine Corps Reserve Fourth Marine Air Wing Gilbert Islands Marshall Islands Captain King Johnson-Sampson Instruction Co Amarillo Vernon High School H. R. King Leila 6

Two Nurses Leave for South America on 18 Month Exchange

Two former Northwest Texas Hospital nurses depart Tuesday for South America on an 18 month exchange assignment. Miss Jane Linder, former night supervisor, and assistant Miss Nancy Orth will first spend several days in South Texas before starting their new posting.

Northwest Texas Hospital South America Jane Linder Nancy Orth South Texas

Joe Jones Condition Improves After Motorcycle Crash

Condition of 18 year old Joe Jones of 1708 West Fourth improved Tuesday morning at St. Anthony's Hospital. Jones was riding as a passenger when the motorcycle collided with an automobile shortly before 11:30 Monday night, causing injuries to his leg.

Joe Jones West Fourth St. Anthony's Hospital Jones

Motorcycle Crash Report at Sixth and Van Buren

Joy Richie, 17, of 410 Jackson, rode the motorcycle. M. V. Fritz, 22, of 808 North Houston, drove the car. Both were involved and taken to a hospital by Boxwell Brothers ambulance.

Sixth van Buren Boxwell Brothers Joy Richie Jackson M. V. Fritz North Houston

First three day antelope hunt nets 292 head

The Texas game fish and oyster commission reports 292 antelope killed by 308 hunters in Brewster Jeff Davis Pecos and News Globe Reeves counties during the season opening three day hunt.

Austin State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Brewster Jeff Davis Pecos News-Globe Reeves

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