Kendrick Named Bond Chairman Ke ndrick Named Bond Chairman
John J. Kendrick chairman of First National Bank accepts appointment by the U S Treasury as volunteer Terry County Savings Bonds Committee chair. Rex Brack cites Kendrick's business and community service as key to boosting Savings Bonds programs locally. Kendrick, active in Masonic groups Rotary American Legion and V F W, is a retired U S Air Force Reserve veteran from World War II era. He and wife Ima reside at 1609 East Buckley Street with two sons John and James and a married daughter Jean Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kendrick
First National Bank
U. S. Department of the Treasury
Terry County Savings Bonds Committee
Rex Brack
Texas Savings Bonds Committee
Kendrick
Brack
Terry County
U. S. Savings
Rotary
American Legion
V.F.W
U.S. Air Force Reserve
Ima
East
Buckley Street
John
James
Jean Phillips
Michael Banta Completes Basic Training at Fort Polk
Arm Private Michael R. Banta age 19 son of Mr and Mrs Leon L Banta of 1608 East Cardwell recently completed eight weeks of basic training at the U S Army Training Center Infantry Fort Polk Louisiana He learned drill and ceremonies weapons map reading combat tactics military courtesy justice first aid and army history and traditions.
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Michael R. Banta
Leon L. Banta
East Cardwell
U. S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Ft. Polk
Services Held For Mrs Land
Funeral services for Verna Jean Land 40 were held at 2 p m Tuesday at Blackburn Shaw Martin Road Chapel Amarillo Rev Frank Radcliff officiated Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery Amarillo She died Sunday in an Amarillo hospital after a long illness Born in Quanah she lived in Amarillo 19 years a Hillcrest Baptist Church member Survivors include husband Clarence two daughters Rita Kay Hoagland and Vickie Land a son Wayne her mother Mrs George G Kirby Brownfield three sisters and two brothers and one grandchild
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Verna Jean Land
Blackburn-Shaw Martin Road
Amarillo
Frank Radcliff
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Clarence
Rita Kay Hoagland
Vickie Ek
Land of the Home
Wayne
George G. Kirby
Brownfield
H. O. Watson
James Watson
Jimmie Land
June Kirby
Charles Kirby
Wichita
Kan
Oil production in Terry County remains steady in 1970
Texas crude output reached an all time high last year while reserve additions lagged. Terry County produced 9,750,951 barrels in 1970 at about 26,715 barrels daily, part of a statewide total of 1.2 million barrels that year and 34.1 billion barrels since records began. Gregg and Ector counties are noted leaders in cumulative output. safety urged as drowning ranks fourth in accidental deaths.
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Texas
Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association
Terry County
Kenneth E. Montague
Association
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