Amarillo Scouting News Highlights Community Service and Plans
Amarillo Area Council scouts mobilized 120 requested volunteers for the Community Chest with nearly all reporting. Kiwanis Krew plans Halloween parks events with uniformed scouts at 6:30 PM. Troops from Buckin Branches to Huskies report re registrations, new leaders, and upcoming activities including a President’s Banner challenge and a 27 October church carnival.
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Amarillo Area
Community Chest
Amarillo
Scout Troops Meet for Re-registration and Talks at Churches
PIRATES Troop 12 met at First Baptist Church for first aid instruction and a panic drill. Lucien Upshaw Jimmy McClaren and C Willard Smith were elected to new vacancies. Clark Wagner appointed Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. Friendship Circle with the Three Candles discussed business. TROOP 13 at Central Presbyterian with Dr Frank Gants new Scoutmaster and talks from Mr Early and Mr Johnson. Green Bar Council planned for Tuesday. games in gym. OWLS Troop 18 re-registered 22 Scouts aiming for Second Class. LONE STARS Troop 17 at Claude Baptist Church honored retiring Scoutmaster Dr W A Warner. John McClure named new Scoutmaster. Troop ratings listed with attendance uniform and advancement figures.
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Pirates
First Baptist Church
Lucien Upshaw
Jimmy McClaren
C. Willard Smith
Clark Wagner
Lucky Thirteen
Central Presbyterian Church
Frank Gants
Early
Mr. Johnson
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Lone Stars Troop 17
Baptist Church
Claude
W. A. Warner
Boyd Stewart
Bert Wooldridge
L. T. White
Paul
Amarillo
John McClure
Warner
Best Home Remedy for Cough Uses Pinex and Sugar Syrup
A traditional cough remedy touts mixing 214 ounces of Pinex with a sugar syrup to fill a pint bottle. The syrup is made by dissolving 2 cups sugar in 1 cup water without cooking, claimed to be cheaper and purer than standard cough medicines. It promises quick relief by loosening phlegm, clearing air passages, and soothing membranes. Pinex is described as a concentrated Norway Pine compound with historical healing use.
Judge Robert Ewing Dies Noted Nashville Leader at 84
Judge Robert Ewing longtime Nashville figure and former mayor dies at 84 after an operation. Norris Ewing travels from Amarillo to be with his father. Ewing had held judicial posts and served as Watkins Institute secretary treasurer. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in Nashville.
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Robert Ewing
Nashville
Tenn
Norris Ewing
Amarillo Globe News
Amarillo
Dallas
Judge Ewing
Tennessee
Ewing
Watkins Institute
Rebecca
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Nash
How Women Ease Pain
How Women Ease Pain advocates White's Head Ease as quick relief for headache nervousness feverishness sciatica and neuralgia. The pleasant liquid avoids nausea unlike tablets and powders. Safe quick dependable and widely used with 0c and larger sizes at drug stores.
Evening Life Drawing Class Planned at Amarillo College
A new Monday evening life drawing course from 7 to 9 at Amarillo College will be led by Mrs. Darrell Jackson. The class uses pencil, pen and ink, charcoal and color with living models and artificial light, offering half credit toward graduation for high school graduates. Open to townspeople and students needing after school art access.
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Amarillo College
Darrell Jackson
Jackson
Monsieur Barnet
Paris
Ewing Family Surnames on Nashville Judge's Obituary
Judge Ewing of Tennessee leaves surviving family including three daughters Mrs Heatley Dulles of Villanova and Mrs Joseph Allen of Philadelphia and Miss Mary Ewing of Nashville. Sons Norris Ewing Amarillia Esmond Ewing Hartford Hoyt Ewing Gary Cooper Ewing of India Harold Ewing of Cleveland. Church ties noted with Harst Presbyterian Church of Nashville.
Gruver Woman Victoria Martin Rites Held at Community Church
Funeral services for Victoria Martin 30 wife of G A Martin were held Monday at Gruver Community Church conducted by Reverend Forbes. Burial followed in Gruver Cemetery. She died Saturday night at 11 45 in an Amarillo hospital. She was survived by her husband four sisters and four brothers.
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Victoria Martin
G. A. Martin
Gruver
Gruver Community Church
Forbes
Martin
Amarillo
Dan L. Holland
Texola
Okla
Dee Troy Boyd
Graver
John Graves
Clayton
N. M
Earnest
Anadarko
Robert Ponder
Dalhart
Ben Ponder
Andrew Ponder
Supply
James Ponder
Oklahoma City
Commissioner Hill Returns From Galveston Session
Potter County Commissioner Carl Hill returned to the courthouse Monday after an extended trip through Central and South Texas that included Fort Worth visits and other duties Galveston session details.
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Potter County
Carl Hill
Central
South Texas
Fort Worth
Texas official reports improving South Texas after reconstruction
The speaker toured Dallas, Waco, San Antonio, Houston, Austin and Galveston. In Galveston he joined the Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association convention. He said conditions were improving in South Texas with new buildings and highways funded by reconstruction finance and legislative appropriations.
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Dallas
Waco
San Antonio
Houston
Austin
Galveston
Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association
South Texas
Rhodes completes U S court testimony in damages suit
W H Rhodes formerly of Amarillo and now in Missouri finished Monday morning on the stand in his federal suit for damages against Mason King Roy Pool F H McGregor C M Humphrys L B Cox and Ben Golding begun Friday afternoon and continuing through the week in the federal district court.
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W. H. Rhodes
Amarillo
Missouri
Mason King
Roy Pool
F. H. McGregor
C. M. Humphrys
L. B. Cox
Ben Golding
Federal District
Oil and gas lease case heard in Hutchinson County
Court and other witnesses were called for the plaintiff in a suit arising from a 1919 oil and gas lease in Hutchinson County owned jointly by Mason King and W. H. Rhodes during the boom era.
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Hutchinson County
Mason King
W. H. Rhodes
Amarillo Lions On M Lean Program Tuesday
Annual Ladies Night at the Mc Lean Lions Club features J E Johnson and Mason King of the Amarillo Globe-News and the Lions Club quartet Mike Hollander H A Shaw H L Patterson and James Bowen. Program begins at 7 30 o clock.
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Mc Lean Lion’s Club
J. E. Johnson
Mason King
Amarillo Globe-News
Amarillo Lion's Club
Mike Hollander
H. A. Shaw
H. L. Patterson
James Bowen
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Fowlkes Bros
Pierce
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