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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1947

Page

9

Mrs Haynie Reelected President Of Amarillo Teachers Club

Mrs Thomas Haynie, head of Amarillo High School social studies, was reelected president of the Amarillo Classroom Teachers Club with about 350 members. Other officers include Clifford C. Bell as vice president, Freda Hudson second vice president, Ida Lee Cope recording secretary, E M Savage corresponding secretary, and Gladys Wesbrooks treasurer. A gift of appreciation was presented after the annual election.

Thomas Haynie Amarillo Haymie Amarillo High School Clifford C. Bell Freda Hudson Ida Lee Cope E. M. Savage Gladys Wesbrooks

Reduction In Freight Losses Meeting Set In Amarillo

A discussion on reducing freight losses due to transit damage will be held April 22 under sponsorship of the Southwest Shippers Advisory Board. R C Martini of Santa Fe Lines said railroads nationwide carried about 100 million dollars in freight claims in 1946. Representatives from all railroads entering Amarillo will attend at the Santa Fe Building Auditorium at 8 PM. Perfect shipping month meetings aim to devise loss-prevention methods.

Southwest Shippers Advisory Board R. C. Martini Santa Fe Lines Amarillo Santa Fe Martini United States

Inborn Wins as Touts Fail to Secure Bets

A jockey story recounts betting on Inborn after touts urged a wager against Lola Tummins. The colt won easily and the narrator netted 45.60, noting touts are not always wrong and hunches not always right.

Lola Inborn Lowell Thomas Lola Tummus Ol Inborn Galtenborn Lola Tummins Kaltenborn

Vest Pocket Essays Noting A Gambler’s Show Bet Logic

A narrator recalls a recurring habit of placing a two dollar show bet on horses every six months. He mentions a memory of a man from Hialeah who claimed to have broken even and needed the money, reflecting on luck and risk in wagering.

Hialeah

Sara Wescoat Elected President of Tri-Hi-Y

Sara Wescoat named new president of the Tri-Hi-Y organization in a recent annual election. Also elected were Dorothy Sadderis as vice president Leona Robinett as treasurer Nell Bacum as corresponding secretary Bettye Singleton as recording secretary Anne Schulze as reporter Naomi Rowell as librarian Sue Ferguson as devotional leader Mary Louise Zellman as general manager and Shirley White as music director. Adele Shows serves as faculty sponsor.

New Poeetiens Tri-Hi-Y Sara Wescoat G. C. Wescoat Western Dorothy Sadderis Leona Robinett Nell Baucum Bettye Singleton Anne Schulze Naomi Rowell Sue Ferguson Mary Louise Zellman Shirley White Adele Shows

Express Men Awarded for Safe Driving in Amarillo

Twelve Rail way Express Agency drivers in Amarillo received no accident merit cards from Carlie Price, captain of the police traffic department, for safe truck operation. Cards honored up to eleven years of accident-free driving for listed recipients with multiple year recognitions highlighted. During the meeting James R. Clouse of Levines Department Store was mentioned.

Railway Express Agency Amarillo Carlie Price B. H. Floyd C. L. Markham J. O. Foster D. L. Gast J. C. Best R. E. Brown

Railway Express agent details eye bank transport plan

L. J. Francis of the Railway Express Agency in Amarillo explains the move to ship eyes for eye banks in Chicago New York and San Francisco via the air division. The banks will supply eyes for blinded persons and the group learns how the service will operate.

L. J. Francis Railway Express Agency Amarillo Chicago New York San Francisco

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