You Pay More for Your Sins Than Anything Else
Dr. Lee Scarborough preached on Hebrews 2 8 urging that salvation through Jesus Christ is a great, powerful, keeping and joyous gift. He warned against neglecting salvation and invited men to attend Friday night and weekend services with daily sessions at 10 am and 7 30 pm inviting women and children as well.
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DR. Lee Scarborough
Lee Scarborough
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Dr. Scarborough
Panpa Boosters On Air At WDAG In Pampa Program
Last night WDAG carried a Pampa program starting at eight. Miss Leila Rorex opened with a reading and sang numbers with Mrs. P. E. Rose at the piano. James Todd Jr. spoke on air and gas conditions with data from geologist Mr. McGee, noting chamber commerce road work, gas mains, Santa Fe rail service, schools, hotels, and local industry. He said openings exist for a steam laundry, an ice factory, and a small flour mill while detailing Overland trails and housing.
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Pampa
WOAG
Leila Rorex
Miss Rorex
P. E. Rose
Plains
Todd
Fge
Ocean Depth Surveys Aid Navigation Say Trained Workers
Norman McCloud notes that wireless ocean depth surveys provide essential navigation aid. Trained workers stay active addressing varying problems in survey methods and equipment to improve accuracy and safety at sea.
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Norman
McLoud
Coast and Geodetic Survey Shapes Safe Ocean Navigation
The United States Coast and Geodetic Survey builds and revises charts that guide mariners through changing waters with precision. Surveyors, aided by the ship Surveyor, map harbors from Alaska to Hawaii, track sediment shifts, and reveal submerged dangers to prevent loss of life at sea.
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Coast and Harbor Surveyor
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
Ippines
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Alaska
Khiva Temple Opens First Dance at New Masonic Hall
Khiva Temple hosts its opening dance tonight at the new Masonic Temple in Amarillo. Nobles urged to attend with their ladies, wear fez, present 1925 card, and sign a pledge to support a record fall ceremonial. Music promised as top in Amarillo.
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Khiva Temple
Amarillo
Amarillo Doctors Speak at Clarendon Convention
Three Amarillo doctors Dr. W. H. Flamm Dr. A. E. Winsett and Dr. L. V. Dawson spoke on the Panhandle District Medical Society program at Clarendon during the semi annual convention. Local physicians attended the sessions in force.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Col John Golding Hovering Between Life and Death
Col John B Golding remains critically ill at a North West Texas hospital after a week with flu pneumonia. Attendants report stable condition, with delirium but consciousness intact. Relatives and friends express hope his World War II service and fighting spirit will aid his recovery.
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John B., Golding
Northwest Texas
Saxophone School Aims To Teach All Band Instruments
Dave Derden School of Music offers saxophone and all band instrument lessons. Contact 1785 J for information and enrollment.
Clarendon Giving Program Tonight at Station WDAG
The Clarendon chamber of commerce plans a radio program at station WDAG in Amarillo to entertain fans and spotlight Clarendon’s bright future. The opening number is scheduled for 8 o clock, wavelength 263 meters, broadcast from the National Cycle Co. studio.
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WDAG
Clarendon Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Clarendon
National Cycle Co
Large Diamond Rattler Killed Near Canyon Museum Exhibit
A five foot four inch diamond rattler with the largest circumference in years was killed in Palo Duro Canyon near Canyon. Allan Dickinson EK. J. Cockney and J. H. News reported the find. The specimen will be mounted for the Panhandle Plains Historical Society museum and is believed to be over two decades old despite many rattlers missing.
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Canyon Special
News Canyon
Palo Duro Canyon
Canyon
Allan Dickinson
EK. J. Cockney
J. H. News
Museum of the Panhandle Plains Historical Society
Rainy Panhandle and Memphis Weather Update
Rains continued over Amarillo and the Panhandle with .45 inch near the Rock Island line and heavy rain with hail at Memphis and along the Denver Amarillo route. A fog covered the Panhandle yesterday morning. Memphis reported three quarters of an inch of rain halting cotton picking temporarily.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Rock Island
Memphis
Denver
Here
Happy
Turnips Exhibit Reach Freight Carload Yield
Farmer F Foster northeast of the city grows a three acre crop of turnips expected to yield a freight carload. Turnips weighing over four pounds have been shown from the Foster farm as part of the display in the canyon area.
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F. Foster
Foster
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Sam
the Post
Swan
Toor Ree
Deemas
CHO S L.A
Cially
Surveyor
Thelean Institution
Weasela
Washington Monument
Washington
Toa
Cee Qobvic
Veer
Dr. Wolcott
Central Building
Col
John Golding
Detroit
Mitchell Field
Long Island
John Wanamaker
Amarillo Territory
Sacket Ie
Edigon
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