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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1944
Page
9
Lieutenant Barnett had served in the Army since age 17 and received his commission as a second lieutenant in infantry at Fort Benning Georgia in 1943. He visited Amarillo several times, the last in April, and had been overseas two months before being killed in action.
President Roosevelt names Jefferson Caffery as United States representative to General Charles De Gaulle's French committee. Caffery returns from Brazil as ambassador and will hold the personal rank of ambassador but without formal government status due to lack of recognition of the committee.
Bill Gilstrap spoke to Optimist Club members on Amarillo's postwar future at a Capitol Hotel luncheon yesterday. Matt Hudson led the program.
E L Hunter will serve as president of the Amarillo Principals Supervisors Club after its first regular meeting held Wednesday at Elizabeth Nixon Junior High School. Other newly elected officers are:
Vice president Miss Violet B. Davidson secretary Mrs Virginia McQuirk treasurer L 2 Timmons parliamentarian C Walden committeemen at large I D Maharon and Miss Annie McDonald. The meeting opened with a social hour in charge of Miss Helen Worley chairman of the social committee. The business session followed with Miss Sarah Miller president of the club presiding. Reports of the year's work were given by Miss Violet B. Davidson chair man of the program committee Mr A B Hays chairman of the principals supervisors interest committee Mr R A Selby for the legislative committee Miss Helen Worley chairman of the social committee Miss McDonald for the courtesy committee Mrs ...
A fragment notes a publicity committee with names Colin and Ola Boyles and a chair position. The item implies local party or organizational roles but lacks full context or dates.
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