Medical Secretary to Speak at First Presbyterian Church Night
Walter J K Clothier M D associate medical secretary for the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions will headline the first of four Church Family Nights at First Presbyterian Church. His topic is Highway to Peace followed by a covered dish supper. The event runs 6:30 to 8:00 pm with a children’s film and nursery provided.
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First Presbyterian Church
Walter J.K. Clothier
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Fellowship Hall
Clothier
West Africa
Board of Foreign Ae
New York
Ity
South America
Paraguay
Uruguay
India
Iran
Syria- Lebanon
Manohar Ranbhise
Mirai
Amarillo
Presbyterian Arch
USA
No Nursery Solicitations Board clarifies policy on fund requests
The Globe reports a board meeting resolution denying any nursery worker authority to solicit funds for Amarillo Day Nurseries. John R. Wiggins states contributions should go by check to the Day Nurseries office at 401 Van Buren or to the executive director Mrs. G. S. McLellan or any board member. Board members named include E. L. Hunter Beaumont Stinnett George Ordway W. Frank Litle Ed Hardin J. Ernest Batson and Mrs Key Farr. The resolution aims to counter an unauthorized solicitation by a former worker at the Negro Day Nursery.
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the Globe
John R. Wiggins
van Buren
G. S. McLellan
Negro Day Nursery
Not Guilty of Child Desertion R H Ott Verdict
A 47th District Court jury took five hours to return a not guilty verdict in a child desertion case against R H Ott. Jurors deliberated over an hour longer than the trial duration yesterday afternoon.
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47Th District Court
R. H. Ott
12 Concerts This Season
A telephone committee checked with Amarillo Symphony members who have not renewed, offering one more chance to subscribe before tickets go to Interstate Theaters for singles. Oct 21 is the renewal deadline. Helen Traubel opens solo on Nov 1. other recitalists include Alec Templeton and Jeanette MacDonald. Conducted by A Clyde Roller. Season ticket prices range from 7.50 to 20 dollars including tax.
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Amarillo Symphony
Helen Traubel
Alec Templeton
Hildegarde
Jeanette MacDonald
A. Clyde Roller
Civil Service Posts Open Across Multiple Agencies
The US Civil Service Commission announces examinations to fill many positions including Junior Management Assistant, Scientist and Engineer ranks, and electrotype roles. Pay ranges from 2 650 to 3 825 dollars yearly, with openings in Washington DC, other US locations, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii. Applications obtainable from H M Timmons, civil service secretary, Room 21, post office building.
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US Civil Service Commission
Washington, DC
United States
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Government Printing Office
Washington
H. M. Timmons
Civil Service
Legion Social Night at Hanson Post
The American Legion plans a social night at Legion Hall 619 West Seventh with dinner at 7 followed by games a picture show and entertainment. Brief Legion and Auxiliary meetings will be held. Commander Harvey Oliver leads Hanson Post.
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American Legion
Legion Hall
West Seventh
Legion and Auxiliary
Harvey Oliver
Hanson Post
Legion
City Spends 750000 to Clear One Day’s Snow
New York City allocated about 750000 dollars to remove a single day’s snow in the winter season. The expenditure aimed to quickly restore transportation and public safety, reflecting heavy weather response costs.
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New York City
Crash Victims Improve After Panhandle Crash
A collision on US Highway 60 two miles east of Panhandle injured three people from Amarillo and Panhandle. Jack Mullins 30 from Amarillo sustained leg and arm fractures and cuts. Royce Hughes 33 of Amarillo had broken ribs and bruises. Bill Stanbery of Panhandle suffered a head laceration and broken jaw. All were listed in fair to good condition at local hospitals. Deputies said the tractor Stanberry drove was overtaken from the rear by Mullins car, sending Stanberry from the tractor to the pavement.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Highland General Hospital
Jack Mullins
Parker
Royce Hughes
Jackson
Bill Stanbery
Worley
Carson County
Grady Stapp
Bill Price
Stanbery
Mullins
Hughes
Stanberry
Wendell Dart
Ambulance Takes Injured to Pampa After Poston Flight
The injured were transported to Pampa by a Poston Funeral Home ambulance following the incident.
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Pampa
Poston Funeral Home
Edwards Promoted at First National Bank
Gene Edwards named assistant cashier at First National Bank by bank president Virgil Patterson. He moves from personal loan to officers row after vacation. Edwards is a Navy veteran OU graduate with a law degree from the university.
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Gene Edwards
First National Bank
Virgil Patterson
First National
Edwards
University of Oklahoma
Countz Given Two Year Term For Forgery
B R Countz, 21, was found guilty of forgery in 47th District Court and sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary but will not be jailed immediately. He faces active warrants in at least 17 Texas cities on forgery and hot checking charges.
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State Penitentiary
47Th District Court
B. R. Countz
Countz
Texas
Ladies Be Gentlemen Sign Sheds Light On Smoking Rule
A Milwaukee department store posted in its women's rest rooms a sign requesting patrons to place their cigarettes and cigars in a container. The notice highlights a polite enforcement of smoking limits in a public shopping space.
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Milwaukee U.P
Milwaukee
Bee Martins Misnamed as Martins Not Real Beekeaters
A note clarifies that bee martins are not true martins but skingbirds and that they rarely prey on bees. The statement emphasizes the confusion between common names and actual species behavior.
Odd Fellows Meet Here With Pampa Drill Team
More than 150 Odd Fellows attended a meeting here last night to witness a drill team from Pampa perform for nine candidates. Ted Jasperson, grand master of the Texas Grand Lodge, presided as host and spoke about fraternal activities and community service.
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Ted Jasperson
Grand Lodge of Texas
Pampa
Jasperson
District circle meets as Corsicana hosts lodge representatives
In Edinburg the district circle meeting was held at the Odd Fellows Orphans Home in Corsicana where representatives from lodges across the district attended. Cecil R. Young of the Amarillo lodge served as district deputy grand master.
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Odd Fellows Orphans Home
Corsicana
Cecil R. Young
Amarillo Lodge
Rites at Rochester For W. L. Jenkins
Willie L. Jenkins a 64 year old farmer died yesterday in Veterans Hospital. Funeral services and burial were set in Rochester after his body was moved by N S Griggs & Sons. He is survived by his wife two daughters six brothers and two sisters.
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Veterans Hospital
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Rochester
Tex
Mr. Jenkins
Thalia Jenkins
Glendon Yarbrough
Kenneth Russell
Claude
Haskell
Homer
J. W. Rochester
Jim
Seymour
Vernon
Plains
Joe
O’brien
R. C. Ketron
P. O. Hill
Abilene
Italian Firms Boost Needle Output to 200 Million Annually
Two Italian firms now produce about 200 million hand sewing needles each year, increasing supply for tailors and hobbyists. The firms expand capacity to meet rising demand in a market dominated by standard sizes and varying finishes.
Four Recover From Injuries After US 66 Head-On
Four people were hospitalized yesterday after a head-on collision near Vera on US Highway 66. Lorrene Phillips, 16, Crockett California, remained the most seriously hurt but was improving from shock. The injured include Earl Douglas of Bentonville Arkansas, Elmer Douglas of Gravette Arkansas, and Mrs. Astrid Wesson plus Carl Wesson and their two children from San Pedro California. Three N. S. Griggs & Sons ambulances ferried victims to Amarillo with initial treatments.
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Vera
Northwest Texas Hospital
Lorrene Phillips
Crockett
Cal
Earl Douglas
Bentonville
Ark
Elmer Douglas
Gravette
Miss Phillips
Douglas Brothers
Carl Wesson
Astrid Wesson
Anna Marie
Patsy Ann
San Pedro
Newport
Douglas
Sneeze counts reveal hidden hay fever sufferers
Advertisement notes only five million know they suffer hay fever with at least ten million more experiencing chronic summer colds without recognizing their allergy.
Doan’s Pills Offer Kidney Relief For Aging Livers?
Personal health notice explains how aging and stress affect kidneys and bladder, citing backache and fatigue as common symptoms. Claims Doan’s Pills provide mild diuretic relief, noting decades of use and broad popularity as a remedy for waste flush from the kidneys.
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Dean
Doan
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