19 Fined After Raid on Club
State Liquor Control Board agents and Potter County sheriff's department raided the Negro Elks Club on North West Second at about 2:30 am. Nineteen men were released on recognizance. ten faced gambling with dice charges and nine faced liquor after hours. All pleaded guilty, each fined $1 and costs. Inspectors Dibrell Baxter Taylor and Petropolus Travis led the raid. items seized included whiskey dice and six playing cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor Control Board
Potter County Sheriff's Department
Negro Elks Club
North West Second
C. W. Carder
Justice of the Peace Court
John Dibrell
Charles Baxter
Tom Taylor
Liquor Control Board
Tommy Petropolus
Curtis Travis
Sheriff's Department
NPA Consultant Here Tomorrow
A. C. Jackson district manager for National Production Field Service from Lubbock will be in Amarillo for conferences tomorrow until 2 30 o clock. The meetings on the mezzanine floor of the Herring Hotel will focus on the new construction order and CMP 4B allotment filings due October 1 1952. Sponsored by Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, the talks pair merchants with NPA consultants. The Congo River remains navigable by river steamer for about 4000 miles apart from waterfalls and rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Jackson
National Production Field Service
Lubbock
Amarillo
Herring
Jackson
NPA
Storm Sewer Nears Completion in Priolodraw Area
Completion of the storm sewer to drain Priolodraw in a low area of West Sixth and West Third Avenues will occur soon. The large water main, delaying the project, has been finished. The storm sewer was largely finished weeks ago except for a cap required after the water main change.
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Priolodraw
West Sixth
West Third Avenues
Still in Jail In Shooting in Potter County
Stanley R. Smith, 36, remained jailed in Potter County on an assault with intent to murder charge from an early Saturday shooting in front of a North East Eighth tavern. Victims Sid Taylor, 37, and E. Bruce Hatter, 27, described as fair, were at St. Anthony's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley R. Smith
Potter County
North East Eighth
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Sid Taylor
North East Twenty-third
E. Bruce Hatter
Brown Drive
W. Curtis Irvin
Buchanan
Bill Vann
Vann
Northwest Texas Hospital
East Fourth Avenue
Rooster Old Red Saved From Roast At Tri State Fair
Old Red the cantankerous New Hampshire red rooster avoided the oven after Earl Curry, poultry show chief, bought him from the Manning family. A special pen was built to tame him for visitors at the fair where he now headlines the exhibit and draws curiosity.
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Old Red
F. G. Fanning
Florida
Mannings
Curry
Currie
Mrs. Manning
New Hampshire
Funeral for Mrs Arnold and baby in Hereford church
Funeral services were set for Mrs Fred Homer Arnold 17 and her baby both dead after a crash with a dump truck in Hereford Avenue Baptist Church with Rev S W Fields officiating. Burial at West Park Cemetery Gilliland Funeral Home. Four other crash victims listed as in fair condition at St Anthony s Hospital.
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Fred Homer Arnold
Avenue Baptist Church
Hereford
S. W. Fields
West Park Cemetery
Gilliland Funeral Home
St. Anthony's Hospital
As. A. Lindsey
Mrs. Lindsey
Arnold
Lindsey
Marion Otis Pyles
East Tenth
Start Planning For Christmas
The provisional Amarillo Christmas committee met this afternoon in the city park office to discuss preliminary plans. Members include representatives from the Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Ministerial Alliance American Legion Community Council Community Chest public schools and the Park and Recreation Commission.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce, Jaycees, Ministerial Alliance
American Legion, Community Council, Community Chest, Public Schools
Park and Recreation Commission
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Rogers in Amarillo
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruby Jewell Rogers 42 will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Ivy Chapel Boxwell Brothers with Rev. Roy B. Flippo officiating. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery. She died yesterday in Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital after 25 years in Amarillo. Survivors include two sons Clarence Lennie Newkirk two daughters Eva Nell Newkirk and E L Curtis a step son L B Rogers a stepdaughter Mrs Tom Hill two sisters and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Jewell Rogers
Lucien Rogers
Ivy Chapel
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Roy B. Flippo
Bethel Missionary Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
The
Baptist Church
Clarence
Lennie Newkirk
Amarillo
Eva Nell Newkirk
E. L. Curtis
Kansas City
L. B. Rogers
Tom Hill
Deepwater
H. L. Hooten
Dumas
Dana Dixon
Sunnyvale
Cal
Co. W. Denny
Royalty
Tex
J. J. Denny
McKinney
Charles
Floyd Denny
Galvernie
Social worker Margart Wells Wood to speak at Amarillo council
Nationally known social worker Mrs Margart Wells Wood will address the Community Council of Amarillo tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the Arts and Commerce Building of Amarillo College. She is adviser at Springfield College Massachusetts and former National Board member of the YWCA. A panel from organizations including Ministerial Alliance YMCA YWCA Family Service Travelers Aid Red Cross Veterans Council USC chamber of commerce and Amarillo Air Force Base special services will discuss fall program elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margart Wells Wood
Community Council of
Amarillo
Arts and Commerce
Amarillo College
Woods
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
International Ymca College
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ministerial Alliance
YMCA
YWCA
Family Service Travelers Aid Agency
Park and Recreation Commission
Red Cross
Veterans Council
USC
Chamber of Commerce
Special Services Office
Amarillo Air Force Base
Council
Oysters Grow Worldwide But Shielded From Polar Shores
Oysters are cultivated globally with the exception of shores washed by polar seas. The statement notes that aquatic farming occurs widely while regions adjacent to polar waters are not utilized for oyster growth.
Mrs Odell Bybee Walker Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Odell Bybee Walker who died Friday in California will be held Tuesday morning at 10 in Griggs Pioneer Chapel. Rev E R Poster will officiate with pallbearers Ray Harrison Weldon Harrison Thomas Harrison Cleburne Dillion Cleburne Bybee and Jerry Castleberry. Burial is in Quanah cemetery. The body arrives by train this evening. Mrs Walker 36 died at her Garvey California home after a long illness. She was the wife of H G Walker. The couple lived here until about six years ago. Survivors include a daughter, Miss Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Bybee Walker
California
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
E. R. Poster
First Assembly of God Church
Ray Harrison
Weldon Harrison
Thomas Harrison
Cleburne Dillion
Cleburne Bybee
Jerry Castleberry
Quanah
Local Family Notices From Amarillo And Garvey
Leland Walker and two sons Ray burn and Reese Walker residents of Garvey are named along with three sisters Mrs W C Fowler Mrs J W Dreadin and Mrs W C Harrison all of Amarillo and six brothers N T Bybee Mitchell Bybee Hershal Bybee and W B Bybee of Amarillo Raymond Bybee Borger and Newt Bybee Dallas. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Walker
Rayburn
Reese Walker
Garvey
W. C. Fowler
J. W. Dreadin
W. C. Harrison
Amarillo
N. T. Bybee
Mitchell Bybee
Hershal Bybee
W. B. Bybee
Raymond Bybee
Borger
Newt Bybee
Dallas
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