Kiwanis Leader to Visit San Jacinto Youth Center Meeting
The San Jacinto Youth Center fund drive now totalled 3695 dollars with 96.10 raised that day. John Fairey notes contributors include Santa Fe Bowling League 88.10 Senior High School Hi Y 5 Joe Ted Davidson 1 and J P Black 2. Governor Bill Whalen of Kiwanis International plans a Monday visit by private plane from McAllen to Amarillo Kiwanis clubs at the Center to discuss the project and invite district Kiwanians to attend.
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San Jacinto Youth Center
John Fairey
Santa Fe Bowling League
Joe Ted Davidson
J. P. Black
San Janto Youth Center
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Fairey
Texas
Oklahoma
Rodriguez Bond On Assault Charge After Filing
Rejino Rodriquez was released on a $1,000 bond from Potter County jail after being charged with assault with intent to murder and for shooting at Joe Gutierrez of 203 North Cleveland on Monday afternoon. A chemical firm reports a varnish and lacquer ingredient silica powder so fine it produces airborne particles.
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Rejino Rodriquez
Potter County
Rodriquez
Joe Gutierez
North
Cleveland
Spring Music Festival to Resume After Four-Year Gap
The Panhandle Music Teachers Association will restart its annual Spring music festival tomorrow with headquarters at First Christian Church. More than 250 pupils across the Panhandle will compete in voice piano theory and violin events judged by judges from Oklahoma Texas and Colorado. A duo piano concert by Mr and Mrs Ringo opens tonight at Amarillo College auditorium. Margaret Harris Henry leads the association with officers and department chairs named.
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First Christian Church
Panhandie
Iviol
Alice A. Cave
Oklaoma A. & M
Cave
Eastman School of Music
Chicago Civic Opera
Boyd Ringo
Pianno
Am¢ Niblock
Vera McNeil
Ringos
University of Tulsa
Niblock
Colorado College
Miss McNeil
Texas State College For Women
Ringo
Amarillo College
Margaret Harris Henry
Panhandle Music Teachers Associatio
Millicent Lahm
Hall Axtell
Nicese Erhard
Marguerite McAdams
Mildred Busch
Ethel Townsend
Hayride Nostalgia Brings Simple Country Pleasure Back
Buddy Richards runs a revived hayride from Town Hall twice weekly. A team of horses pulls a stout straw-padded rack for up to thirty adults at fifty cents each. The route follows along the river to Shoreside Tavern for a beer, returning nine miles via Pound Ridge amid song and sociable cheer.
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Buddy
Town Hall
Shoreside Tavern
Pound Ridge
America
Building Permits Jump as Amarillo Housing Expands
Amarillo sees a surge in building permits this week surpassing 300000 with early totals at 244850. A. H. Brown Development Co plans eight new five room brick houses in the 3600 blocks of Hughes and Ong Streets with 48000 total for eight units. The Coca Cola Bottling Co receives a 40000 permit for a reinforced concrete garage warehouse at 708 Johnson, contractor Walter E. Wirtz. Including Brown permits, 35 new residential permits were issued in the first three days of the week.
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Amarillo
A. H. Brown
Hughes and
Ong
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Johnson
Walter E. Wirtz
Byrd brothers fined in drive in fracas at Arlie's
Three Byrd brothers faced Justice court for disturbing the peace after a brawl at Arlie's Drive-In on West Sixth. Lewis and Les Byrd pleaded guilty and were fined 14 dollars each. Skeet Byrd pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace and remains held on 350 dollars bond amid separate aggravated assault charges. A fourth man tied to the incident had not been arrested.
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Justice Court
Arlie’s
West Sixth
Hilton
Skeet” Byrd
Lewis Byrd
Les Byrd
Lewis
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Carder
Skeet Byrd
Mary E. Williams
Funeral Tomorrow for Bill Stice
Funeral services for Bill Stice 30 a former Amarillo resident who died from injuries in an automobile accident near Bakersfield Cal will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel Rev Roy B Flippa pastor of Bethel Missionary Baptist Church will officiate The body arrives tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs B F Stice of 1120 North Cleveland his wife Mrs Bobbie Stice and four children Bobbie Neal Sharron Elizabeth Lee and Donna Gwen Stice Burial will be in Liano Cemetery
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Amarillo
Bakersfield
Cal
Blackburn- Shaw Memorial Chapel
Roy B. Flippa
Bethel Missionary, Baptist Church
Stice
India
B. F. Stice
North
Cleveland
Bobbie Stice
Bobbie Neal
Sharron
Elizabeth Lee
Donna Gwen Stice
Liano Cemetery
Survey to map origins of travelers nationwide
The Travelers Aid Society begins a nation wide survey to determine where travelers come from, with Amarillo joining the effort from March 30 through next Saturday. Officials say the study will reveal whether travelers originate more from rural or urban areas and from different regions, without asking for names or journey purpose. The agency helped 9736 strangers in 1946, and 1322 in January through March this year in Amarillo.
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Travelers Aid Society
Amarillo Society
W. A. Mays
West Tenth
Travelers Aid Society Board
Travelers Aid
USC Travelers Aid Service
Potter County Road Costs Close to Contractors Bids
Potter County engineer J. L. Adams reports county in place costs for asphalt and topping stone are slightly below contractor bids. County asphalt 10 cents per gallon versus 12 cents bid. in place topping stone $5.00 vs $5.25. caliche in place $1.50 vs $140 per cubic yard bid. Bell & Braden won a five mile paving bid on Georgia and Western from Wolflin to the Canyon Highway, with a total bid of $47,726.
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Potter County
J. L. Adams
State Highway Department
Adams
Bell & Braden
Georgia and
Western
Wolflin
Canyon Highway
Watchmaker Nicholas Paolo Introduces jeweled bearings
Nicholas Paolo introduced jeweled bearings for watches at the beginning of the 18th century. Diamonds and sapphires were the only stones used.
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Nicholas Paolo
Could Henry VIII Have Had Stomach Ulcer Pains
History describes Henry VIII abusing meals and suffering afterward. An old ad promotes Udga tablets for ulcer pain indigestion gas heartburn and related excess acid symptoms. Offer promises 25 cent box and double money back if the first dose fails.
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Henry VIII
Maj Leo Long Dies Suddenly
Maj Leo Long former provost marshal and head of military police in Amarillo during World War II died of a heart attack Tuesday at his home in Alamosa Colorado. Funeral services set for Friday with wife Rosalie Long and Mrs Grace Hodge reporting the death.
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Leo Long
Amarillo
Alamosa
Colo
Grace Hodge
Clovis
N. M
Rosalie Long
Hodge
Major Long
Amarillo Army Air Field
Army Field
Herring Hotel
Army veteran remembers the family details in obituary
The obituary notes he served in the Army and lists surviving relatives including two daughters a University of Colorado student and a daughter attending Albuquerque High School along with the widow and other kin.
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The
University of Colorado
Alamosa High School
Thieves Sought After Dual Car Thefts In Village
Police hunt a car thief believed to have stolen a 1941 Chevrolet convertible from Cliff Mangold of Army Tech Village last night and a 1947 Studebaker coupe from E. S. Shelley of the same area. The convertible was found nearby with the bowling ball and four large chromium hub-caps missing.
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Cliff Mangold
Army Tech Village
E. S. Shelley
Absentee Balloting Opens For City Runoff Election
City secretary Katheryne Burwell announced that absentee voting will begin Thursday at 8 30 in the morning and run until 5 P M on April 18 The runoff election is set for April 22 Qualified voters out of town may vote at city hall by leaving their poll tax receipt with the city secretary.
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Katheryne Burwell
Poem by Charles Seymour Accepted for Anthology
Charles Seymour a Horace Mann School freshman has been notified his poem Dust will be published in a high school poetry anthology after an original Poetry contest by the National High School Poetry Association. White pines are found growing in Guatemala.
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Charles Seymour
W. C. Seymour
North van Buren
Horace Mann School
National High School Poetry Association
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