Tent Collapse Injures Dozens at Amarillo Revival
Rescue workers evacuated many children and adults as a rain hail storm toppled a tent meeting in Amarillo. Police and radio stations coordinated efforts through the night to locate missing relatives, with Judy Elaine Bivins safely recovered and report of numerous hospital admissions for shock and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sadler
E. T. Vaughan
Wellington
Assembly of God Church
Vaughan
Foster
North East Ninth
Amarillo
Evelyn Bivins
Mississippi
Judy
KGNC
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Fosters
Judy Elaine
A C. West
Pierce
Mrs. West
Plainview
Tom Hataway
Billy Carrigan
Cleveland
Lena Sinks
Ear Sinks
East Fifteenth
C. R. Payne
McMasters
Lena Brisendine
Texas
Minnie Underwood
Hatch
Eva Patton
Pampa
St. Anthony's
J. Johnson
Guymon
Okla
Glenda Hagler
Tucumcari
E. Martin
HW. OH. Carrigan
East Fourteenth
Henry Hardesty
Henry Graves
Dale Creek
Colo
Tommy Weisherod
East Tenth
Wick Brown
Perryton
Lola Thompson
Frederick
G. B. Roland
Monroe
John M. Allstorm
Melvin
Tex
Eugene Bridges
North Pierce
Nancy Warren
North Houston
J. D. Boggs
North Buchanan
E. G. Kupper
Dalhart
Jack D. Slagel
Dumas
R. E. Martin
East Twelfth
Sam Selvidge
Polk
Otis Lee
Wichita
J. B. Gray
Mary Murphy
Annette Box
North Parker
Alice Smith
North Jackson
Juanita Short
North East Twenty-fourth
Glenda FE. Hagler
al Dwigan
East Sixteenth
E. R. Magers
Coy Sinks
North West First
Guy Watkins
Earl Wickel
Liberal
Kan
J. C. Hayhurst
Jefferson
Irvin Hopkins
Borger
Leota Wilkerson
Sunray
Judy Harker
Wichita Falls
Karen Sue Taher
Juanita Smith
North Taylor
W. H. Wallace
Mark Clayton
West Third
Elda Turner
Mountainaire
Ffic
L. A. Andrews
Adams
Langford Rites Held in Wichita
John Henry Langford 79 died Thursday at his Wichita home after a career as a Rock Island conductor. An Arkansas native, he lived in Amarillo decades, moved to Wichita a decade ago, and was buried there. Survived by wife Mildred, a daughter in Wichita, two stepsons, two sisters, two grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. He belonged to the Church of Christ and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. The note ends with a dairy fact about milk and cream used to make ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Langford
Amarillo
Wichita
Kan
Mr. Langford
Sunset
Rock Island Railway
Arkansas
Church of Christ
Brotherhood of Railroad
Mildred Ann Langford
Joe Hickman
J. B. Maxwell
J. C. Maxwell
el Paso
Emma Casey
Wailnut Springs
Texas
Roy Wagener
Heriong
Cal
Services Held For John Eubank
Last rites for John Jerome Eubank 58, retired Rock Island engineer, were to be held at 2 pm in N S Griggs & Sons Chapel with Elder W H Fox of the Primitive Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Liano Cemetery. Pallbearers N C Halley, W A Burrow, J E Baggs, T L Rhodes, T W Young, W D Scroggins. Died Saturday morning at St Anthony's Hospital. Amarillo resident 35 years. Member of Primitive Baptist Church and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Survivors include two sons, his mother and argrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jerome Eubank
Rock Island
N.S
Quiet day amid heavy fighting near Masan and Taegu
On the 25th the front was comparatively quiet though Allied pilots noted possible Red Korean withdrawals west of Masan and two battalions moving toward Uiryong. Eighth Army said First Cavalry troopers east of Waegwan faced a Red assault that pushed them back three quarters of a mile, while right flank Doughboys advanced about a mile toward Kasan before a strong Red counterattack forced a retreat of about half a mile.
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Masan
Uiryong
Eighth Army
Waegwan
First
Kasan
Taegu
Amarillo Safety Council Meets Tomorrow at City Auditorium
The Enforcement Division will convene at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the commission room of City Auditorium to discuss council safety matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Safety Council
City Auditorium
To Train at Fort Benning
Maj. William A. Cheshire of the 142nd Infantry Regiment Texas National Guard will attend a three month Infantry School course at Fort Benning Georgia. He leaves Amarillo this morning on leave of absence, to be replaced by Lt. Col. Vincent Lockhart. Col. Selden Simpson says other Amarillo officers in the 36th Division will join advanced training soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Cheshire
Rosemont
Amarillo
Fort Benning
Maj
Cheshire
142Nd Infantry Regiment
Texas National Guard
Vincent Lockhart
Col. Lockhart
Selden Simpson
Plan Meeting On Highways And Tourism In Amarillo
A joint Amarillo Chamber of Commerce meeting of the highway and tourist development committees is set for tomorrow at 11 in the chamber conference room. Topics include local participation in a US Highway 287 caravan to Yellowstone on Sept 26, a prior North South route caravan through Amarillo, and delegation presence at the Oklahoma 66 convention in Elk City. Ted Lokey and David Kruser will present plans for hosting the national US 66 Association meeting in Amarillo later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
Elk City
Ted Lokey
David Kruser
Newspapermen Praise Happy Holler Hall In Korea
United Nations correspondents in Korea describe Happy Holler Hall as a home base despite rain and fleas. Hal Boyle recalls its origin name and the daily Apology Hour ritual. Kim and You, Korean staff, enforce order while reporters endure near front line bombardments and celebrate hoped-for Christmas relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whithhead
Korea
United Nations
Happy Holler Hall
Associated Press
Hal Boyle
Frank Conniff
New York Journal American
Tokyo
Kim
You
Glasses Found at Polk Street Methodist Church
Mrs K R Griffin reports finding a small pair of plastic rimmed glasses in front of Polk Street Methodist Church on Monday September 4. Contact number 3 3457 and address 1619 Polk to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
K. R. Griffin
Polk
MISS HARRIS SEEKS HOUSEWORK OR IRONING HELP
Personal ad offering housework ironing or baby care services. Contact Miss Harris at 805 Carolina to arrange work. Phone number 2-1025 provided for inquiries.
Missing Chihuahua Pancho Disappears Near Home
Small yellowish white Mexican Chihuahua with no tags. He answers to Pancho and disappeared early Friday morning. Last seen near the residence, owners request help locating this pet. Any sightings please contact the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Chihuahua
Pancho
New Miracle Electronic Ear Hides Deafness in Chicago
A Chicago scientist unveils a new electronic ear that hides deafness and transmits sound clearly, rendering older hearing aids nearly obsolete. It allows hearing without visible buttons or dangling battery wires, with a free booklet available by mail from the Electronic Research Director in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Electronic Research Director
West 9Th Street
Beltone
Ill
Childcare candidate offers home care for young children
A 51 year old reader at 3702 Taylor seeks to care for one or two under school age children in a weekday six hour daily home setting for working mothers. Claims experience and reliability and promises the best care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Taylor
Quilting and ironing at home in St Marys area
Classified notes show home based sewing activity at 1512 East Eighth for hand quilting and ironing. Also offers two St Mary’s uniforms size 12 for sale or trade, contact Tarik at 2-8953. A trade involving a new Remington is listed by Mrs Sudden of 1405 Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Eighth
St.mary’s
Tarik
St. Mary’s
Five electric shaver for Gunn Bros. stamps and cash offer
John J. Kempf advertises a deal for five electric shavers in exchange for one book of Gunn Bros. stamps and ten dollars in cash. The item is listed for viewing at 1813 Hayden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunn Bros
Hayden St. John
J. Kempf
Colored woman seeks dishwashing job at hotel or cafe
Applicant states she is a colored woman seeking dishwashing work at a hotel or cafe. Provides two contact times: mornings at 6307 or evenings after five or six at 34748.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Heavy tourist travel on road from Mexico City to Acapulco
Traffic reporters note heavy tourist travel along the Mexico City to Acapulco highway despite dangerous curves crossing three mountain ranges. The report highlights continued long-distance travel during peak season and cautions drivers to proceed with care amid challenging terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Acapulco
Mounetain Ranges
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism
Excelsior Springs Missouri clinic touts a free book explaining a specialized treatment system for rheumatism and arthritis. The booklet, titled Rheumatism, details why drugs fail and how mineral waters and baths integrate with the clinic’s thirty years of practice. No obligation to request. write to The Ball Clinic Dept 2201 Excelsior Springs Missouri today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Misesouri
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Miss Britten
Britten
Sittin
Jennifer
Laredo Crockett
C. C. Beck
Colorado
Mount Olive Baptist Church
J. A. Blackshere
Sam
Cecil
Sam” Hunter
Tulsa
Oklo
Phil
Ree
MeNangh
Clancy
Duke Devoe
Mrs. Finn
Flossie
Houlihan
Lad
Mortimer Mintmore
Mickey
Devoe
Minty
John Eubank
Safety Council
Rasco
Globe
David Rasco
The
Globe News
W. A. Cheshire
Anyne
C. W. Smith
Howe
Rm Eps
Celesade
Miss Harris
Carolima
Bill Shrader
Grover
North Marrs
Tennessee
Mrs
Sudden
Buchanan
Remington
Hosiital
Apt. 6
Tech Village
C. L. Hamilton
Finest
Nme
Deason
Michigan
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