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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1947

Page

5

Date Set for Amarillo Clothing Drive

The Amarillo Council of Church Women will sponsor its annual clothing drive April 14 to 21 to aid overseas relief. Central collection at Polk Street Methodist Church with schools as centers. cash or clothing accepted. Items needed include clean usable clothing for all ages, bedding and sewing supplies. shoes in good condition preferred.

Amarillo Council of Church Women Vernon Stanley Council World Service Committee Stanley Polk Street Methodist Church Murry Elson Amarillo

Marr Guymon Named President of Texas ROA Chapter

Marr Guymon has been elected president of the Texas County chapter of the Reserve Officers Association, highlighting leadership within the organization and its regional activities. The announcement emphasizes his local ties and ROA involvement.

RE. Marr. Guymon Texas County The Reserve Officers Association

Sandstorm earns sixth straight Distinguished Merit award

The Amarillo High School paper The Sandstorm has won its sixth consecutive Distinguished Merit award in Texas journalism. The staff includes co editors Bettye Smith and Betty Burkhauer and sponsors Mrs. J. N. Browning. The paper is one of 30 high school publications to be eligible for state tests in Austin.

Amarillo Globe Amarillo Texas Sandstorm Bettye Smith Betty Burkhauer Corinne Wells M. C. Bradford Dick Brooks James Saunders George Bob Vick Donnie Stevens Phyllis Spears Billie Robertson Natalie Wright Harshelene Journey Betty McCully Betty Moore J. N. Browning Austin Abilene Battery el Paso Pioneer Northwest

Amarillo Leads Large Delegation at Hi-Y Conference

An Amarillo group of 38 boys formed the largest delegation at the West Texas Hi-Y Conference in Lubbock, with about 175 attending. Leaders included Rev. Frank Peery and YMCA representatives. Greece briefing by David Creighton highlighted political risks and the need for aid to Greece. Officers elected for next year include Richard Scheig, Bob Schmidt, and John Donovan.

Amarillo West Texas Lubbock James White Robert Frost Sherman Stockton Don Ratcliff Marvin Thrasher Bryan Hall Gayle Mixon Bill Brooks Warren Davis Charles Holt Donald Elliott Roy Lowe Clark Keith Merriwell Ingram George Farrell Bob Beverly Billy Gibson Moody Alexander Galen Fowler Jerry Reese Doyle Moore Robert Francis Billy Redding Charles Bills Bill Stephens Charles Seymour H. B. Keith J. C. McCoy Dean Lively Charlie Thompson Galen Foster Bobby Arnett Billy Smith Ronnie Schooler James Yarbrough Richard Morris Earl Potter Lubbock Senior High School Frank Peery Polk Street Methodist Church David Creighton YMCA Greece Creighton U. S Russia Turkey Richard Scheig Pampa High School Bob Schmidt

New Milk Ordinance Goes Into Effect In Amarillo

Amarillo adopts a stricter sanitary milk code requiring only grade A pasteurized certified raw and certified pasteurized milk for human consumption. Previously pasteurized grade milk was allowed. the change follows a 1943 shortage period at Amarillo Army Air Field. City chemist Jack Wyatt notes supply exceeds demand with surplus milk moving to nearby towns.

Amarillo Amarillo Army Air Field Jack Wyatt Wyatt

Remove Export Controls on Passenger Car Tires

Ray L. Miller regional director of the Department of Commerce announced the decontrol of passenger car tires today. He cited strong domestic production gains with 28,392,000 tires produced in 1945 rising to 66,508,000 in 1946, compared with 49,933,000 in 1939.

Ray L. Miller Department of Commerce

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