Honor Society Pennies Aid European Children At AHS
Amarillo High School students raise pennies through No Honor Society to support Save-the-Children Federation overseas relief. Weekly collections total 40 to 55 dollars, funding two Dutch children for a year, Finnish school aid, and Dutch soup and supplies. Donations also support Children’s Home March of Dimes Red Cross and Crippled Children’s Fund totaling 623.85 dollars.
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Effif Buxmaciek
Amarillo High School
No- Honor Society
National
Save-the-Children Federation For
Europe
AHS
Finland
Juankosken Ynteiskoulu
Suomi
March of Dimes
Red Cross and
Crippled Children's Fund
Amarillo Traffic Club Hosts Tucumcari Delegation Dinner
Amarillo Traffic Club plans a 6:30 dinner at the Herring Hotel for 100 Tucumcari businessmen arriving this afternoon. A 5:30 social hour precedes the meal, with local chamber members assisting. Jess Pate, Traffic Club president, notes the Sunshine State delegation will present its program and feature a film by Eugenio Pesqueira.
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Amarillo
Marine Sergeant Spending Furlough With Sister Here
Marine Sergeant Rupert Arvin Sparks brother of Mrs Irene Borge resides at 1602 West Nineteenth spends a 13 day re enlistment furlough with his sister in town. After leave he reports to the United States Marine Corps Center in San Francisco for duty in the Pacific.
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Rupert Arvin Sparks
US Marine Corps
Irene Borge
West Nineteenth
Sparks
US Marine Corps Center
San Francisco
Pacific
Ned Kemp Honored Guest at Hi Y and Tri Hi Y Meeting
Ned Kemp associate YMCA director of Southwestern offices Dallas was the honored guest of the joint Hi Y and Tri Hi Y meeting at Horace Mann. Principal Euet quimter announced a film Way for Youth was presented and Mr. Hunter organized the arrangements.
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Ned Kemp
YMCA
Southwestern
Dallas
Horace Mann
E Ue Qiumter
Aid
Way For
Mr. Hunter
Sara Wescoat Wins Amarillo VFW Essay Contest
Amarillo High School student Sara Wescoat won first place in the Amarillo region of the VFW Auxiliary essay contest. Her essay advances to Corpus Christi for the state competition. Second place went to Kenneth Hamilton of Elizabeth Nixon Junior High, earning $7.50. judges were John McCarty, Felix Phillips, and S. D. Vaughan.
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Sara Wescoat
Amarillo High School
Amarillo
VFW Aux- Wary
Corpus Christi
Roy C. Andrews
Kenneth Hamilton
Elizabeth Nixson Junior High
John McCarty
Felix Phillips
S. D. Vaughan
Andrews
Winner to be Announced in National Human Rights Contest
The state winner of the national contest will have a chance at the $1,000 first prize, with 23 other place prizes totaling $1,000. The contest subject was "Human Rights the Key to World Peace" and the announcement is set for June 25.
Amarillo Motorcycle Club Holds 8 Oclock Meeting Tonight
The Amarillo Motorcycle Club convenes at 8 o clock this evening in the clubhouse at 605 Ong for a business session led by President Bob Johnson. Four members attended the Big Spring tournament last weekend with Fred Husky taking the distance race, and George Mills and Gene Saunders earning cups. Johnson exited early due to a motor fire. Refreshments follow the meeting.
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Amarillo
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