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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1948
Page
4
Potter County draft board chairman Roy Cullum says men may register anytime between now and September 18 though there are defined age-group days. About 385 Amarillo men reported before the board at Municipal Auditorium, with a daily average near 200. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily, closed Labor Day and Sundays. Organized Reserve Corps meets at 8.
The Ja cinto Youth Center hosts an eight o'clock Friday night opening dance at the Center Seventh and Carolina for Amarillo teen couples. Music by Jack Hans and band, with a Townsend Studio floor show and soloists Miss Play Webb and Miss Marcella Elliott. No admission charge. Center program director Jack Haas to oversee.
Mrs Earl J Vaughn 1210 Lincoln returned Thursday from Belle Plaine Kansas where she attended funeral services Tuesday for her son W N Scott of Wichita. Continued family travel notes reflect service details and local connections in Wichita and Belle Plaine.
Pennsylvania voters favor Dewey over Truman and Wallace by 40 to 32 to 16 percent with undecideds. New York shows different Wallace strength and Philadelphia local polling contrasts. The report notes Pennsylvania’s Republican lean and compares 1944 Roosevelts results to 1948 expectations, mentioning Dewey support in the state and party figures. Also reports a Transvaal Union Congress vote to deport all Indians in South Africa.
Meeker Rev Martin A Meeker now serves as full time minister at Pleasant Valley Christian Church replacing part time duties He will preach The Dignity of Labor at 11 o clock Friday morning The evening service is at 8 o clock Sunday school at 9 45 with junior endeavor JACK COUNTY JUDGE DIES in Jacksboro John D McComb county judge died at home last night of a heart attack in the latest county news
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