Hazlewood Rites Held For A. Hazlewood at 2 P M
Funeral services for Ames Allen Hazlewood were conducted at 2 PM in the N S Griggs chapel with Rev. Carl E Bates officiating. Pallbearers named include Maurice Foust J W Foust L T Wood Forest Hazlewood Bill Hazlewood and Hammel Carroll. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery. Hazlewood age 88 died Saturday night at St Anthony's Ital. He lived 36 years in the Panhandle at 511 A East Eighteenth. He was a First Baptist Church member. Survivors include wife three sons six daughters a brother and a sister plus 18 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Allen Hazlewood
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Carl E. Bates
1St Baptist Church
Maurice Foust
J. W. Foust
L. T. Wood
Forest Hazlewood
Bill Hazlewood
Hammel Carroll
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Hazlewood
St. Anthony’s Ital
Panhandle
East Eighteenth
First Baptist Church
Submarine Cable Link Connects Weybourne and Fano Island
A new submarine cable links Weybourne England with the island of Fano off Denmark’s west coast. The project connects two distant regions and promises enhanced communications between the UK and continental Europe, with potential impacts on regional telecom infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weybourne
England
Fano
Denmark
Tulia man elected by presbytery
Tulia resident Lawrence Bourland was chosen as the new moderator of the Men's Council of the Presbytery of Amarillo at the semi annual meeting in the First Presbyterian Church. Also named were Brents Norman of Amarillo as first vice moderator and Dr. Bill Armistead of Lubbock as second vice moderator. Dr. Francis L. McCluer, Lindenwood College president, urged faith over materialism and cautioned against religious complacency. The event drew about 200 men from Panhandle and South Plains churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourland
N. O. Bender
Pampa
First Presbyterian Church
Brents Norman
Amarillo
Bill Armistead
Littlefield
Panhandle
South Plains
Francis L. McCluer
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Olive Tablets Claim Digestive Relief From Dr Edwards
An old advertisement touts Dr F M Edwards of Ohio promoting Olive Tablets as a strictly all vegetable formula that gently cleanses both upper and lower bowels. The copy claims relief from constipation, bad breath, and low vitality with smooth, natural bowel movements and lists prices of 15¢ 30¢ and 60¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Seven City Employes Complete Service
Seven Amarillo city workers retire tomorrow, first under the Texas Municipal Retirement System. Retirees include Perry Burks, George Hayden, Isaac Betty, George Baker, John Hall, John Stidger, and A. L. Timmons, with Stidger the longest serving since 1923 and Timmons moving to a private company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas Municipal Retirement System
Perry C. Burks
George S. Hayden
Isaac O. Betty
George W. Baker
John W. Hall
John M. Stidger
A. L. Timmons
Mr. Stidger
City
City of
Amarillo Independent School District
Mr. Burks
Assembly of God sectional convention to convene in city
Ministers and laymen from the North Plains gather for a sectional Assembly of God convention hosted by the First Assembly of God at North East Eighth and Pierce. Rev. E R Foster leads sessions with papers and licenses issued, ministers institute Wednesday morning, and Rev A A Allen of Lamar, Colorado, to preach Wednesday night launching a three week revival. Morning services at 9 and 11 times are listed alongside weekday and Sunday worship schedules.
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Assembly of God Church
North Plains
Assembly of God
North East Eighth
Pierce
E. R. Foster
J. A. Thomas
J. A. Thomas, District Superintendent, Will Officiate. A Ministers’ Institute
A. A. Allen
Lamar
Colo
Burn Victim in Critical Shape Near Chil dress
E G Allen about 30 years old remained critical at Chil dress General Hospital after severe burns to the arm and head from gasoline explosion while pouring fuel into a car carburetor of his truck three miles east of here on Highway 287. His wife Mrs Allen drove a pickup. she escaped unharmed. Allen, a Littlefield resident, worked in nearby cotton fields and may have been moving to a new location when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
E. G. Allen
Childress General Hospital
Here
Allen
Littlefield
Rites in Arkansas For Mrs. Edna Shemwell
Mrs Edna Blanche Shemwell 76 died yesterday morning in St Anthony's Hospital. Boxwell Brothers took her body to Corning Arkansas for funeral services and burial. She was mother of B F Shemwell 417 North Taylor and had visited here four weeks. She belonged to Pitman Av Baptist Church and the Eastern Star as past worthy matron. Survivors include sister Mrs Mattie Pruitt Poplar Bluff Ark and son H H Shemwell Evergreen Ala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Blanche Shemwell
St. Anthony's Hospital
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Corning
Ark
Speaker Stresses Self Education at Amarillo High
Dr. Frank L. McCluer president of Missouri spoke to Amarillo High School juniors and seniors on Education. He argued self-education has three aspects self discovered self disciplined and self forgetfulness. Reverend Francis W. Pritchard introduced him and the talk was well received by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. McCluer
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Amarillo High School
McCluer
Francis W. Pritchard
First Presbyterian Church
Amarillo
82,000 Attend Texas Prison Rodeo in Huntsville
The 18th annual Texas Prison Rodeo attracted a record 82,000 attendees over five Sunday performances in Huntsville. More than 100,000 dollars was added to the inmates recreation and education fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Texas
Vega Marshal Defends Local Youths in Car Theft Case
CoE guard Dave Hillburn of Vega writes to The Globe denying Vega origin for five youths arrested on a car theft charge. He states the suspects were picked up in Vega but are from Oklahoma and driving an Oklahoma stolen car, not local boys. He urges a fuller explanation to prevent misimpression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hillburn
Vega
the Globe
Amarillo
Potter County
Oklahoma
Removing Park Tables for Winter
Park Department crews work to remove and store picnic tables from all Amarillo parks in the Thompson Park shop for winter storage and repairs. Park superintendent Mark T. Miles said tables are rarely used in winter and last longer when protected during the season. Removal was expected to finish today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Parks
Thompson Park
Mark T. Miles
Miles
Hadacol testimonials claim relief from aches and pains
Readers share simple success stories praising Hadacol for relieving arm and neck pains, digestive distress, and fatigue. Among the named witnesses are Mrs. Lawrence Theriot of New Orleans, Mrs. Ethel Caraway of Clay, Missouri, and others noting improvements after several bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Theriot
Arabella Street
New Orleans
Louisiana
Hadacol promoted as remedy for vitamin deficiency pains
An ad from The LeBlanc Corporation touts Hadacol as a quick relief but emphasizes it treats the real cause by supplying vitamins B1 B2 iron and niacin plus calcium and phosphorus. It claims notable improvement within days and offers trial and family sizes with prices for neighborhood drugstores.
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The
LeBlanc Corporat
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J. A. Hazlewood
S.S.S
Austin
Pranife
Amarillo Hotel
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Golding Meadows Post
Doris Day
Esa
10Th and
Harrison Sts
District
Office
Tulia
Lawrence Bourland
Presbytery
Dr.edwards
Tyler St
George Hayden
Cary
Arkansas
Mrs. Shemwell
Coe Cast
Oon Peat
St. Joseph
Swetprof” Pool Manufacturns Co
Sveeman, Texas
Bill McClendon
Harry Springer
Greer Avenue
St. Louis
Missouri
Choe
Servel
Taylor
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