Garber Dance At Nat Draws Out-of-Town Guests
Mary Jane Garrison and Joe Hudgins wed at 6 30 last night in Yelock. Kay Kyser dance at the Nat Friday night draws quick reservations at Cretney Drug as Garber dance last Saturday sold out. List of attendees includes Norwood Wests, Margaret and Hap Johnson, Borger couples, Amarillo visitors, Pampa editors, and many local residents amid dance excitement.
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Census shows California leads in absolute population gain
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