The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 8

TUESDAY. JULY IV. U5I THE AMARltXO GlflBE.TTMES. AMARILLO. me, 1 STATISTICAL illon, minuted Skilled AANJ population, Itotftl civilian labor force UtSftt Witts nuUn In Llffht rulen tn uw TOtplKMl In une Gu mtttri In UM Buk deposits Bulldlni permlti, ISM Bulldlnc ptrmitl.

July InpUntni pasMnters, Junt PtlMlc school enrollment private icHoot enrollment Birth wrtUloitei, June Death certificate. June UK Traffic ItulltKt 1M nitric accidents lo.oeo 4S.MO 41.M4 30.90! 38,941 90.2M 33,353 Stml-Skllled a I COURT Traffic lines J1.23S.OO Criminal tines 174.00 Number In tall KMMX1YMENT DATA Furnished by the Texas Employment Commission. Presen Type of Worte Openini MaMterUl, Professional SO Sales, Clerical 33 Service 26 rarm 7 PROSTATE SUFFERS Obtain relief In most alter first treatment. NO SURGERY NO MASSAGE FREE CONSULTATION Ronra: a.m. to p.m.

Daily Monday, Wednesday Friday Eveninis 1 to 9 BARNES CLINIC flUfl ffMMnfton AMARILLO, TEXAS Applications received Vacancies lltled Referrals issued Placements 'jompleted Total Today 93 54 31 Total lor Month MS B. H. Hlfilns. 4220 Emll, rc'ildence. 14,000.

H. E. Mathls, 3911 Kieetwool, 1505 Parr, lesl- 1507 Parr, resl- 15M Parr, mi- 1511 Parr, mi- 1513 Pur, resi- dence. Universal Homes, denn, 113,000. Universal Homes, dence.

112,750. Universal Homes, dence, Universal Homes, dence, 112.000. Universal Homes, dence. 113,000. Seale Amerson Lumber Comanx, 2303 Otsen residence, 140,000.

Dave Garrison, 2904 Dover Road, residence. S15.500. Dewey A. Ricks, 4406 3rd, residence, 19.000. Dewey Hicks, 4410 Olsen residence, HO.ODO.

DISTRICT COURT DarleeD Russell vs John W. Russell. Giorje Callrtt vs Ccllen Cattett. COURT )F DOMESTIC RELATIONS Malls Jo Blackweli vs Leldon Irvtn Nlla Colleen 1 Smith vs Clarence Grady Smith. Jack Graham vs Betty Lou Graham.

Sidney a Weksler vs Rosalie Wekder. MARRIAGE LICENSES Lanny ROM Johnson and Lora Wharton. WARRANTY DEEDS Rlcks-Maaulre Company to Homes Inc. 26 th 33, 7 th a. 30 til 43.

L.16.U1 25. Sunrise. Cooper to cooper Homes Inc. 9 th 15. 26 tfl 39, 12 th 25, 6.

IFlounioy Coble to Willie L. Coble 41 42 3, University Heights. WtmovR mices to Be.il. Lee Henneman II IT. Counlry Club.

Mrs. Humphry! Mia- slunarr BaplKt ChKtt I 8. 17, Miller Helfhts. Vance L. Hall et ux to Howard Dick Brooks et ux I V.

I. Country Cub. H. A. Kind et IK to Jay Sanders et ux 10.

21. Denver Heights. R. E. Parker et al to Douglas F.

Williamson e'. ux 7, Sunset. L. D. Foreman et ux to Edit M.

Barber et ux so, San Jaclnto. Winston Trestle Jr. lo f. t. Heath i of 2.

1, Daniels. Westvlew Really Co. to Donald H. Mason 8, 8. Wvstvlew No.

2. C. L. Munday to E. E.

cooper 12 the It. ll, West Lawn No. 3, C. L. Monday et al to E.

E. Cooper 5, 15, West Lawn No. 1. Q. L.

Munday el al to E. E. ccopel SIIO 9. 9, West l-uwn No. 5.

John H. Hedges J. E. Garrison 30, 2, Sunrise. Lennard A.

BUderback et ux to Billy W. Elliott et ux I. Famous Heights. Dewey A. Hicks et we to B.

G. smith et ux 31 12. t. Olsen Park. W.

Unrig to C. H. Gephart et ux 19. 7, Avonbell. B.

Jones to Edward H. Cottrell et ux 33 i 32. 7. G. Miller et ux to Vance Hall 2.

38 39, Mrs. M. D. KZW CAKB J. A.

Wetter, 5209 Ueorge Terrace, Pontiac. E. Troy. 1217 N. Manhattan.

Ford. Pioneer Natural Gas Box 511. Ford. E. Griffith.

2212 Locust, Ford. M. W. West. De Solo.

M. C. Kuykendsll, 1515 Maple. Ply- I Johnson, 3(10 Polk, Plymouth, Wardlaw. 167 E.

Nash. Dr. R. M. Johnson.

1523 Washlnjton, Panhandle Finance Company. 223 W. 6th Buick. C. H.

Cheves, 268 Kentucky. Bulck. Palton, 2218 sanborn, Studcbaker. c' Norwood, 1016 Florida. Chrysler.

Kerr Paper Company, Box 80S, Chevrolet. BoimeU Bros. Life Insurance Company, 813 Fillmore, Chevrolet. ELECT LONNIE SMITH FOR YOUR STATE SENATOR Experienced Legislator Successful Man LONNIE SMITH STANDS FOR: Irrigation fur Farmers and Ranchers of the North Plain) Immediate Construction of the Canadian River Dam Adequate School System and Better Fay for Public School Teachers I Promise to be a Senator for All the People Paid Pol. Adv.

MAN Mole Correctional Officers Needed Male correctional officers are needed in federal penal and correctional institutions throughout the United States, the U.S. Civil Service Commission has announced. The positions pay $3,670 a year. Applicants must pass a written test and have progressively responsible experience which is required in dealing with individuals or groups of persons. W.

E. Routh. Room 22, Post Office Building, can furnish further information and application forms. Wayne University athletic teams competed in 100 events last year. The Detroit school's teams won 50, lost 48 and tied 2.

Artificial Limbs and Braces Chain I. M. GOFF CO. 1515 Tyler Dial DBJ-29M LEONARD W. THOMPSON SIC Announces Personnel Change Southwestern Investment Co.

has announced the appointment of Leonard W. Thompson as branch manager in Amarillo. Formerly manager of the SIC branch at Thompson replaced Don R. McCullough, now regional vice president. Thompson joined SIC in 1947 and served as discount manager in the Amarillo branch until 1951 when he was made branch manager at Borger.

He served several years with another finance firm before joining SIC. He was born in Corsicana, attended high school at Kerens, and attended college at Trinity University and then in Waxahachie. The Thompson home is at 1801 Polk. Building Permits Total $905,073 Building permits issued by city engineers, total $905,073 thus fer this month. This bring 1 the year's total to $11,276,890 for 1,476 permits.

Stanton Field, city engineer, says fewer permits have been issued this year than last which was one of the top three years in city history. A change in method of evaluating building costs this year does not allow a true comparison of previous years with the 1956 total. Chinese Buddhist priests claim, to have discovered America sometime in iiie fifth century and to have called this land Fusan, from a tree that grew here. W. C.

Seymour Rites Tomorrow Funeral rite for William Charles Seymour, will be conducted tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Griggs Pioneer Chapel. The Rev. Earl W. Hatchett, pastor ol Pierce Street a i Church, and the Rev.

J. E. Anderson, of Victory Baptist Church, will officiate. a as pallbearers are George W. Myers, Homer Myers, C.

L. Ellerd, SUm HoUabaugh, E. W. Miller and J. M.

Deadwiley. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery. Mr. Seymour, a building contractor, died yesterday morning following a heart attack. His home wss at 817 N.

Van Buren. Mr. Seymour had in Amarillo since 1915 and was a of Victory Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hazel Seymour; a Charles Ray (Toddy) Seymour; a granddaughter, i Seymour; his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Seymour, all of Amarillo; a brother, Joe of Phoenix, and three sisters, Mrs. Joe Julian, of Belen, N.

and Mrs. Don Webb and Mrs. Carl Lord of Amarillo. Mrs. Lucy Sanders Of Pampa Dies Here Mrs.

Lucy B. Sanders, of Pampa, sister of two Amarillo residents, died at 2 a.m. today in Northwest Texas Hospital. Her home was at 316 N. Gray, in Pampa, where she had lived for 35 years.

She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Pampa. Mrs. Sanders was born in Oklahoma, on a ranch near Elk City. She is survived -by her husband, P. 0.

Sanders, and a daughter, Mrs. Jan Lockhart, of Pampa; two brothers. Hubert Hugh Breeding of Amarillo and Ben Breeding, who lives in Venezuela, South America; and three sisters, Mrs. W. B.

Amacker of Amarillo, Mrs. Dink Hunt of Wheeler and Mrs. Agnes Parton of Pampa. Arrangements for funeral services, will be announced by Duen- kel-Carniichael Funeral Home of Pampa. N.

S. Griggs and Sons had charge of arrangements here. Thinking ft Over By Botart L. D.D Written tor NBA Set vice People do not like to be pushed around. They prefer their own decisions.

Everyone is different and each has certain likes and dislikes. Our choices in a land of free- dom.vary, in small degrees and in numerous areas of interest. We, the people, cast our votes for the items which will be manufactured and for the products which will be eliminated from the market place. We vote for economic conditions, political choices, social changes, intellectual choices, a changes, artistic endeavors and religious developments. AH this freedom is possible where people accept the spiritual principle of brotherhood and love.

These principles cannot be endured in a land where people give up their religious faith in God and man. Wherever folk cease to worship a being higher than man, they turn to more human leadership. 'Human leadership without God finds in trouble because there is always someone jealous of the incumbent. The only way one can retain dictatorial power is to eliminate competition and rule by force. Under a rule of force, people are robbed of freedom and have to be pushed around.

Only folk who are afraid will take this kind of treatment. The American people are not afraid of their leaders, but they are free as spiritual entities. We can hold this position as long as we pray and worship God as our Lord and guide. Let us grow in worship and in faith. CROP DUSTER HURT BRYAN OB A crop duster from Pearland, Jim Garner, 28, was seriously injured when his plane hit a tree yesterday.

1154 Register For M.E. Camp ReiIstration of 154 persons from 17 Panhandle cities is reported at the five-day Amarillo Methodist Dlstrjct Intermediate Camp being held this week at Cota Canyon. The camp, which opened yesterday, will continue through Friday. The Rev. J.

Frank Pcery, pastor ot Trinity i Church, is director, and the Rev. Weldon Butler, of St. Paul Methodist Church, is business manager. Camperi and staff members registering are from Stratford, Adrian, Amarillo, Cactus, Sunray, Friona, Vega, Wildorado, Canyon, Middlcwell, Dalhart, Dumas, Hereford, Groom, Claude, White Deer and Panhandle. Those from Amarillo include Mrs.

L. D. Foreman, Mrs. J. Frank Peery, Mrs.

B. O'Neill, Janet O'Neil, Faye Higgins, Mrs. Marjorie Roy and the Rev. Bill McReynolds. City To Consider Annexation Today The City Commission today was to consider a request lor annexa tion of 66.66 acres into the corpor ate limits.

The Seale Company, de velopers of Hamlet Homes on th north edge of the city, was to mate the request. The commission was to be presented two awards from Me tional Safety Council. The award are for performanc in public salety education and safety organization. Classified Want Ads Get Results CHEVRON DEALERS are first In the Southwest with new Standard adds a powerful AVIATION COMPOUND to "Detergent-Action" Chevron Skypower, an actual aviation fuel ingredient added to Chevron Supreme Gasoline, delivers aMthe horsepower built into your engine! Developed for giant airliners, this anti-knock ingredient satisfies the special demands of highest-compression engines improves performance of any car, new or old. You get the safety of full power for passing and climbing.

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Mirror, died at 5:45 a. m. today in St. Anthony's Hospital. The baby was born last Friday.

Graveside services were conducted at 3 p. m. today in JJano Cemetery, with the Rev. E. W.

Taylor, pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church, officiating. Burial was under direction of Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. The baby is survived by his parents and five sisters. Klara, Angle. Tecna, LaVone and Adding, all of Amarillo.

Clmulfled Want Ads VFW To Selected Delegates to the rational Veterans of Foreign Wart Encampment, slated in Dallas Aug. 12-17, will be selected by the Annrillo VFW at a regular meeting tomorrow. The meeting Is scheduled at 8 p. m. In the VFW Hall, 1401 W.

8th, and the auxiliary mil meet at same time. Also to be discussed are plans for the VFW hospital party at Amsrillo Veterans Hospital July 27 at 7 p.m., and VFW activities at next fall's Tri-State Feir. Mickey Alexander is poit mander, and Shirley McCombs is auxiliary president. Chalmers Family Welcomes Daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth F. Chalmers, 3603 Lewis Lane, became parents of a baby daughter early this morning at Northwesi Texas Hospital. The baby has been named Rose Marie. The Chalmers have two other children, Drew, 4, and Cynthia, 3. Mrs.

Chalmers is the daujhter of Mrs. Grady W. Camp, 2gll Crockett. Chalmers is a CPA and is associated with the Graham Plow Co. HIGHWAY OPEN TO TRAFFIC MEXICO CITY OH The Communications Ministry said yesterday that a section of the Mexico City-Veracruz highway which had been washed out by recent rains, was now open again to traffic.

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