Thanksgiving Travel and Family Visits Across the Panhandle
A long list of Thanksgiving travels and holiday visits details numerous families and relatives moving between Wichita Falls Amarillo Childress Plainview Clarendon Holliday Memphis Claude Claude and other Texas towns. Guests included relatives from Amarillo Clarendon College Dallas Bowie Lubbock and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clements
Ernest Thomas
Jan Donna
Dean
Wichita Falls
G. C. Weightmans
Amarillo
Johnnie Hardin
Clarendon College
Bill Duke
Wichita Fells
Harvey Johnson
A. L. Myers
W. H. D. Thomas
Chiress
Glenn Thomas
Larry
Steve
Burleson
Pieg Abney
Gail
Gary
Odessa
C. A. Thomas
Fay Daniels
Danny
L. E. Byars
Fred Clark Sr
Earl Hackler
M. Hackler
Childress
Bailey Hackler
Plainview
C. E. Williams
George Paynes
Goodlett
Montie Cameron
B. P. Henderson
O. D. Phillips
Memphis
J. C. Hinton
Wayne Pickrel
Michelle
Patricia
Vernon
R. Pullens
George Pickrel
Lou Barton
C. E. Koonce
Idalou
Paris Berton
Big Spring
Chester Cochran
Melvin Lee
David
Holliday
Hubert Cochrans
Clovis
N.M
Murray Cartlidge
Don Collyer
Midland
D. C
Henry Storms
E. L. Love
L. C. Royall
Kenneth Parker
Linda Morris
H. B Morris Jr
Tommie King
Floyd Hubbard
Irving
John Hubbard
Avallee Hubbard
O. J. Rickman
Bill Nance
Quanah
Bob
Cliff Jones
Dorcus
Jodessa
Turkey
Francis Marr
Zora Webo
W. P. Fowler
Jess Key
C. C. Broughton
Local chatter and names fill the page with school day mischief
A string of light anecdotes from a class scene includes Dale Inman asking funny questions in Spanish and Cindy Shelton moving about, while Pat Hill and Glenda Trent react. The item catalogs students, teachers, and visitors with many scattered names from Plainview and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Inman
Pat Fenter
Uth
John Baker
Cindy Shelton
Vikki Glear
Pat Hill
Pat
Glenda Trent
van Bearden
Mrs. McGee
Mr. Burris
Baker
P. E
Tommy Portwood
Tommy
Richard Greer
Pat Smith
Claudia Park
Pam Mitchell
Phillip Gray
Gary Sachse
Roundup of Junior High Highlights from Editors Notes
Editor byline lists Cindy Shelton Roxanne Jones Pat Fenter Carol Mills and Pam Mitchell. This note introduces a collection of junior high coverage and upcoming items for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Shelton
Roxanne Jones
Pat Fenter
Carol Mills
Pam Mitchell
Wates in the United States highest on Pacific Coast states
The Encyclopedia International reports water shortages peak in Pacific Coast states, highlighting regional disparities in supply and demand across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pacific Coast States
Encyclopedia International
Seventh Grade Football and Basketball Team Win Three Straight
The seventh grade squad went 3-0 in basketball after an 8-1 football season. They beat Wellington 28 to 12 with Kevin Wood scoring 10. In the Crowell game, Sims Nations and Lane had four points each in an 18 to 7 win. Memphis game ended 27 to 15, led by Alexander Sims with 12 points and Wood with 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kevin Wood
Dicky Nations
Alexander Sims
Delbert Session
Kittens
Crowell
David Lane
Billy Sessions
Memphis
High Scorman
Joe O'Donnell
Eighth Grade Kittens Basketball Open Season With Three Wins
The eighth grade team started 3 0 with wins over Wellington Vernon and Memphis, led by Dale Inman 14 Benny Land 12 11 and Carl Swain 14. Land Baker Swain Hickman Hatcher Rowland Smith and others make up the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kitten’s
Benny Land
Dale Inman
John Baker
Vernon
Kittens
Carl Swains
David Hickman
Donald Hatcher
Memphis
Carl Swain
Roy Rowland
Alton Smith
Land
Baker
Swan
Swain
Hatiher
Hickman
Holtman
Rowland
Hollie
McEndree
Sachse
Custer
Greer
Kilcrease
Saied
Smith
Defense rests as ministers testify in Cook assault case
Defense attorney says Jean Fuller will testify Elmer Cook was at his novelty firm when the attack occurred. Two fellow Unitarian ministers testified Cook led the assault. After four key witnesses, prosecutors rest against Cook and Hoggles. Judge Moore denies immediate release, defense seeks more witnesses. Ben Vardaman places O Neal Hoggle at a cafe during the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pilcher
Jean Fuller
Elmer Cook
Reed
Cook
Vergil Ashworth
Namon O'Neal Hoggle
William Stanley Hoggle
L. S. Moore
Pilcher
Hoggles
Ben Vardaman
O'Neal Hoggle
Local Visits Span Several States in Community Notes
The Rea and Whitten families hosted visitors from California Alabama and Texas. Hazel Young of Mod era California stayed with relatives the Charlie Whittens and J E Cook. Mabel Bonnie of Foley Alabama visited her cousin Mrs A T Fox Nell Abram and children from Estelline. Floyd Finch of Cee Wee visited the Charlie Whitten family and J E Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rea
Earth
Cecil Slover
Hazel Young
Modera
Calif
Charlie Whittens
J E. Cook
Mabel Bonnie
Foley
Ala
A. T. Fox
Nell Abram
Estelline
Edwin Wyatt
Rayford Jones
J. D. Atkisson
Whichita Falls
Atkisson
James Stevenson
Micral Wells
Ernest Reas
Tom Cook
Scons
Modern
Floyd Finch
Cee Wee
Charlie Whitten
J. E. Cook
A. M. Byrnes
Virgil Gambot
Aubrey Testerman
Northfield visitors attend funeral and PTA meeting in era
Robin Moore reports many local residents visiting relatives and attending events. Families from Canyon Lawton Panhandle and Las Vegas joined gatherings at homes in Childress Amarillo and Olton. Attendees also went to the Junk High PTA meeting where Brenda Moseley sang with the school choir and funeral services for Jack Casper were held in White Deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Walter Timmons
Ernest Rea
Earth
Cecil Slover
Fred Hager
Lubbock
John Browning
Cuy Moseley
J. C. Smith
Junk High Pta
Brenda Moseley
Hilton Benham
Canyon
Lock Seal
Les Benham
Ray Don Caldwell
Lawton
Wilma Caldwell
Willis Moran
Troy Manuel
Austin
Dale Hightower Famly
Panhandie
Robert Ferguson
Dorman Groseclose
Childress
E. J. Groseclose
Las Vegas
N. M
W. W. Holman
High Point
Oliver Hightower
Virgil Gambel
A. M. Bummynes
Mrs. Leonard Curtis of
Levelland
Guy
Moseley
Roy Wygai
Quanah
Orville Morris
Amarillo
Billboard removal rules cleared for state programs
The Commerce Department issues a legal opinion allowing states to resume billboard removal programs paused by compensation disputes. General counsel Robert E. Giles says the highway beautification law does not require states to compensate owners for billboards illegal under state law.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Robert E. Giles
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