Buzzin Place with Billy Bee at Gold Sox Field
A crowded night of social listings at Gold Sox Field and Old Tascola, Herring Coffee Shop, Aviatrix Club, and State Theater features a roster of attendees led by Sue Keffer, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Pryor, and Billy Bee. Also noted are gatherings for Monday and Sunday events with numerous local names and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Sox
Sue Keffer
Charley Pryor
Betty Woolridge
Red Simpson
Bobby Parr
Charley Fyfe
T. J. Fyfe
Mike Quigley
Tony Davis
Billy, Dann
Glenn Newbold
Sley
W. B
Dick Garre
Clyde
Boomer
Howell
J. N. Childers
Jack Cleghorn
Tom Duke
Sonny Cooper
Ed Pearce
Cecil Franks
Wayne Kenyon
Ray Parr
Paul Miller
John Munn
Rudg
Herring Coffee
George Waddill
Bill Gibson
Arch Cooper
E. M. Blackburn, Jr
Nina Fritch
Aviatrix Club
Billie Jo Lidia
Richard Bob
Rita Ice Dies in Alva Oklahoma Funeral Held for Mrs Ice
Funeral services are set for Mrs Rita Ice 75 who died last night at the home of her daughter Mrs Bertha Hiett 1614 West Fourth in Alva Oklahoma The body will be sent to Alva by N S Griggs Sons for burial Mrs Ice came here months ago to visit her daughter Surviving are another daughter Mrs Elizabeth Ann Scroggins of Amarillo four sisters and a brother
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Rita Ice
Bertha Hiett
West Fourth
Alva
Okla
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Ice
Elizabeth Ann Scroggins
Amarillo
New State Retirement Plan Detailed for Public Employees
James G. Lott of the State Highway Department outlines a new state retirement plan effective this month. Employees contribute 5 percent of earnings, matched dollar for dollar by the state, with annual deductions capped at 180 dollars. Employees earn 3 percent interest on savings, and long-service older workers receive a special 1.5 percent per year credit. Eligible staff may retire after 20 years, with benefits delayed until age 60 unless 30 years of service prompts earlier subsistence. An Austin board of seven trustees will oversee the permanent service bureau.
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James G. Lott
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Lott
Austin
State Service Bureau
Complete Budget at Meeting Tonight
City officials expect the 1947-48 budget to be completed at tonight’s city commission meeting. Mayor Lawrence Hagg announced budget assembly by City Auditor J. C. Lilly, with a public hearing set for 2 p.m. next Wednesday. Also on the agenda are second readings of two taxicab ordinance amendments and a tenant house condition petition. The meeting starts at 8 p.m.
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Lawrence Hagg
J. C. Lilly
Harrison-Van Buren Alley
Special Buses to Tri-State Fair Park
Amarillo will run special buses to the Tri-State Fair from Sept 22 to 27. Transportation director Lefty Fowler said service will run every 3 to 5 minutes in a loop from Tenth and Polk to fair park then north to East Third and back over Polk to Tenth.
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Amarillo
Lefty Fowler
Burglars Take About Seven Dollars From Hardware Store
Burglars entered the Smith and Son Store, a hardware and plumbing supply, at 415 North Fillmore last night and took about seven dollars from the cash register. Police said the back window was broken to gain entry and some glass had been removed prior to the burglary.
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Smith and Son
North Fillmore
Song of The Southwest poem by Mabel E Dunn published
The October issue of Southern Agriculturist features Mabel E Dunn of 1223 Polk with the poem Song of The Southwest selected for publication by J Frank Dobie. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel E. Dunn
Southwest
Polk
Southern Agriculturist
J. Frank Dobie
Globe-News
No Federal Cases Heard This Week in Court
No cases are being heard this week in Federal District Court as Judge Joe B. Dooley holds conferences in chambers. Hearing of civil jury cases is set for next week. The criminal docket for the fall term will be called Monday Sept. 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court
Joe B. Dooley
Boy Sees Ted Williams Hitting Lesson In Roxbury
In a Roxbury neighborhood a neighbor's boy gives 11 year old Joan Rose a glimpse of baseball star Ted Williams. The scene hints at a rare meeting and a shared moment of learning from the legendary hitter.
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Boston
Joan Rose
Roxbury
Ted Williams
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Billy Bee
Jack Thurman
Rene Decker
Barbara Pinkston
Billy Dixon
Imogene Barton
Laura Elrod
Joe Frank Robberson
Louise Little Bill Jolly
Sammy Deal
Gordon Spencer
Bob Andrews
Jackie Funderberg
Jerry le Mond
Old Tascola
Bauman
State Theater
Louise Irwin
Billie Jean Carter
Helen Marie Hughes
John Maynard
Basil Walker
Dale Williams
Joe Wells
Sidney Stinnett
Joe Pratt
Jimmy Hall
Pat Sasser
Cherry Blair
Jerry Elkins
Horton Russell
Lynn O'Brien
Larry Wartes
Don Radcliff
Windy Conant
Ray Snead
Tibet
Taft
Loyd’s Jewelry
OYD
Shackelford
East Mh
TEMCO
Reznor
B.T.U
Universal Sealuxe
Hubert
Dick Wingert
Amarillo Venetian Blind Co
911 Taylor
Pho
Truss Prescription Laboratory
Polk St
N_ Fillmore
Hugh Rollins
Tri-State Fair Park
Gut CO
Cretney Drug Stores
Washington
Pt Ys
Spicer
West Amarillo
Johnie B. Archer
General Insurance
Oliver Eakle Bidg
Reid’s
Georgia
The
Harris
W. 10Th St. Odelle S
Jim Tom
Kelly
Crow's Cleaners
George W. Nichols
Bonnie Wims
Walter Brewing Coo
Mowey
Niversary Sale
Montgo
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